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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1909

Page

8

Indiana Books Deal Sparks Public Controversy

The State Board of Education faces May 6 deliberations on book contracts for Indiana public schools. The Indianapolis Sun accuses Edward Smith of steering bids to favor Heath and Company while blocking Bobbs-Merrill and Aldine, claiming public funds would stay in state hands but hidden profits would inflate costs and expose political influence.

State Board of Education Edward Smith Indiana Ginn & Co Heath & Co Ginns Smith Heath Robert J. Aley Superintendent of Public Instruction Bob Mr. Aley Statehouse Farmer Smith Montgomery Alexander Southworth-Scott Grammar Aldine Bobbs-Merrill Mr. Smith

Taken Up At Random Garden Delusion in Back Yard

A city husband, spade in hand, braves a springyard experiment as the Wife and neighbors push a backyard garden. He endures ridicule from the Cynic and German neighbors while discovering junk unearthed with each dig. Triumph turns to toil as he tilts toward a hopeful, stubborn harvest.

Folly Burroughs Cole China

Women Wage Gaps and Suffrage Debate Highlighted

A survey cites the average working woman earning 272.04 yearly and notes 800,000 women in 5,000 federated clubs across 46 states. It contrasts voting rights in Australia with arguments that ballot access could raise the ignorant vote, while another Ohio report details low wages and long hours for city women in 1901.

United States Vorcea Women’s Federated Clubs of America

Germany's ascent shapes European power balance

London Saturday Review notes Germany's larger population, education, efficiency, and political cohesion. It argues their imperial unification expands international clout and sea power, urging the United States to study and respect Germany while reassessing its own position.

Germany Europe London Saturday Review

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