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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1909
Page
10
The Indianapolis Sun item mentions Willis and Thompson, published daily except Sunday in the Bun Building at 122 and 1% East Ohio Street. Entry filed with the Post Office as seven-class.
The piece argues that mine owners in large coal regions plan a lockout under the guise of a strike to force wage cuts and cash profits, selling ten million tons of coal for cash while delaying price falls, with public opinion sluggish and the nation facing hard times as labor and industry clash.
The piece argues against sensational hype over the Italian crime problem, stressing that violence spans many groups and that Italian communities are generally peaceful. It urges restraint from newspapers and citizens, calls for fair police scrutiny of Italian populations, and warns against preemptive condemnation while advocating careful, fact-based charges.
Beatrice Fairfax asks girls to describe their dream man and how idealized traits shape choices. She notes dream partners often outshine real suitors, yet urges writing initials to share what qualities truly attract, while reminding many good real men remain waiting.
A historical survey traces the rise and fall of capital punishment in Europe and beyond. It notes Russia’s long abolition, various reforms by Austria France and Germany, and how Switzerland Belgium Norway and Monaco have treated the death penalty.
An officer tries to recruit a reluctant marksman who has missed every shot. The wounded recruit tearfully admits uncertainty, claiming shots were fired that way and points to where they landed as a punch lands the moment.
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