Indianapolis Sun Publication Details and Advertising Info
The Indianapolis Sun issued daily except Sundays from the Sun building at 123 and 135 E. Ohio street. Foreign ads represented by Smith and Budd in New York, Tribune Building Chicago, and Third National Bank Building St. Louis. Entered as second class mail. Association of American Advertisers certifies circulation. Secretary. No 165.
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New York City
Practical Side of Indiana’s Local Option Revenue Fight
The Indianapolis Star notes liquor license cancellations could slash state and city revenues by nearly a million annually if other counties join the dry trend. It examines police, prison, and school funding impacts, urging tax adjustments and revenue readjustment as counties plan.
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Maine
Kansas
Illinois
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Indianapolis
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Alabama
Governor Marshall Takes On Big Book Lobby Reform Move
Governor Marshall intervenes in state education contracts set for May 14. The State Board of Education will award about 2 million dollars in geographies readers arithmetics and copy books for five years. Prominent politicians and book companies have pressed for favored terms, but the governor aims to cut costs and curb influence peddling.
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Marshhall
State Board of Education
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Governor Marshall Speaks Openly on Press, Law and Morals
Gov. Thomas R. Marshall discusses press access at the Statehouse and his view that the public should be informed. He criticizes overreaching laws, calls for judicial reform, and argues that civilization should reduce written rules governing conduct.
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Statehouse
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Local Officials Highlight Ambition and Talent
CountyAttorney John Ruckershaus works hard while Mayor Bookwalter backs corn fiales. Edward Taylor scouts vocal talent and nurtures stars. Carl G. Fisher showcases Indianapolis as a field for diligent youth. Judge Charles Wiltsie serves as a decisive criminal judge.
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Indianapolis
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