Indianapolis Sun notice of publication details
The notice lists Willis S. Thompson as publisher in the Sun Building at 123 and 126 EB Ohio Street with publication on weekdays except Sunday and post office second-class mailing, dated Tuesday November 10, 1908.
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Sun
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Indianapolis Telephone Franchising Sparks City Debate
Experts and committees urged consolidation with one company to assure service at fair rates and city oversight. The mayor and Board of Public Works rejected these recommendations, favoring a new franchise for a New company. The Indianapolis Star opposes reform, arguing it serves corporate interests.
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Indianapolis
Central Union Telephone Company
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis Star
Star
We the People After an Election The Nation’s Next Tasks
A declaiming civic editorial urges unity and continued effort after the election. It stresses optimism, public cooperation, and action to repair the panic era, with Taft as President-elect and Marshall as governor. The piece calls for ensuring At Least Enough for all and ending unemployment through government and citizen effort.
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Taft
United States
Marshall
Equal suffrage and social reform urged for children and elderly
The piece condemns gender wage disparity and calls for equal suffrage for women, old age pensions, abolition of child labor, public funding for education and nutrition, and firm action against poverty. It argues that intelligent voting must curb top corruption and that society must plan and accomplish these goals.
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