Indianapolis Sun publication details and ad reps
The Indianapolis Sun operates daily except Sunday from the Bun building at 123 and 125 E Ohio Street. Foreign ad representatives are Smith & Budd with offices in New York Chicago St Louis. Entered as second class mail No 165.
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Bun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Pittsburg shows courage against graft and warns dishonest officials
In a historical note, Pittsburg residents resist a corrupt city council and jail seven council members for graft. The piece credits Mayor Guthrie as an honest reformer who spurred action, while criticizing party loyalty and monkey politics in Pennsylvania. It contrasts Indianapolis and Indiana voters who resist graft and demand accountability.
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George W. Guthrie
Guthrie
Pennsylvania
Guthries
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Railroad and Steel and Coal Trusts
Indiana
The Hudson River Racecourse Dreamed by Puck
Puck humorously maps the Hudson from Twenty third Street to Albany, imagining future use as an aeroplane racecourse while noting its role in keeping New Jersey apart from New York. The piece blends Johnsons and myths with a satirical view of imperial ambitions and urban development through Henry Hudson.
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The
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Albany
Bureau of Franchises
State Legislature
Hudson
New Jersey
New York
Puck
A Call to End Friendless Old Women in Indianapolis
A plea urges generous funding for a home for aged and friendless women in Indianapolis. The article condemns neglect of elderly mothers and advocates broad charity, highlighting Mothers Day generosity, societal duty, and the need to support aging women who have served families and the community. It also notes expansion at the Indiana State School for the Deaf to improve education and vocational training for deaf youths.
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Indianapolis
Commonwealth
Forty-second Street
Indiana State School For the Deaf
Indiana Association of the Deaf
Governor Marshall Faces Indiana Schoolbook Ring
A teacher praises Governor Marshall for challenging the long‑standing state book fixers. The letter argues the public should replace readers, not books, and warns against the entrenched lobbyists who profit from schoolbook contracts. The editor expresses support for Marshall and the State Board of Education, while noting vigilance is needed against resurgent schemes.
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Indianapolis Sun
Wid” Smith
Ed Smith
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
State Board of Education
Marshall
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Willis. S. Thompson
Hudson River
Henry Hudson
Mous River
Troy
Twentythird Street
Westpoint
George W. Stout
Merciful Heavens
John Wiggins
Rydea
Fou
Cnet
Peary
Maggie
Butlers Pantry
Jack
Inot
Tany Luck Jones
Suu Uel
Tom
Deck
Harry
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