The Indianapolis Sun Willis and Thompson Listing
The Indianapolis Sun details advertising figures and offices with foreign representatives in New York Chicago and St. Louis. It notes daily publication except Sundays and lists Bun building address 13 and 14 E Ohio street. It is entered as second class mail.
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Bun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunawick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Indianapolis Police Face Critique Over 321110 Dollar Budget
A critical editorial questions the Indianapolis police department for failing to pursue dynamiters after four buildings were blown up in one night. The piece argues taxpayers paying 321110 yearly deserve active policing and genuine results rather than promotion-focused labor.
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Indianapolis
Russia
Italy
Police Department of
The Coming of Love in the Osier Beds
A poetic fragment describes lovers moving through shallows and grasses with wind and laughter. Refrains address a beloved, wondering who sighs and smiles, while questions of longing, joy, and sacred madness arise. The speaker asks who follows in the mauve marshes and who eyes the beloved with rapture.
Coma Tale Turns to Laughter in Night Club Jest
A young man mocked death after waking from a coma before friends buried him. He quips that hunger proves he wasn’t in heaven, and cold feet prove he wasn’t in hell, in a sharp hotel drawing room exchange.
Children’s Bureau Bill Advocated to Protect Welfare
Elbert Hubbard argues for a federal Children’s Bureau to safeguard the physical and mental welfare of children. He highlights the need for a dedicated commissioner, preferably a woman, to work with parents and reform juvenile justice, calling for prominent women like Jane Addams and Lillian Wald to lead.
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Children’s Bureau
Washington
Commerce and Labor
War
the Navy
Agriculture
Bureau of War
Bureau of Agriculture
Luther Burbank
New York City
Providence
Beveridge
Senate
Mr. Roosevelt
Jane Addams
Della Thompson Lutes
Erin Flagg Young
Alice Hubbard
Lillian Wald
Jean Gordon
Sarah T Latt Decker
Julia Lathrop
Hannah Scalomon
Toulse DeKoven Bowen
Sarah Louise Arnold
Caroline Hazard
A Tip to Teachers and the Rat Transformation
A Brooklyn high school teacher urges girls to abandon their rats during a transformation lesson. The students mock his rules and implore to leave as the saga ends with him being replaced. Years later another teacher articulates a grim satirical ideal that compares beauty to a rat transformation.
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Brooklyn Schoo
Loft
Just so Johnny Pa Freedom of the City Joke
A humorous exchange notes that a man earns freedom of the city when his wife leaves for a country holiday for a few weeks. The quip reflects lighthearted views of domestic life and city honors.
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Johnny
Conversation Snippet From Indianapolis Wild Place
A dialogue unfolds with Miss Vane accusing a man of talking about her and Miss Spite confirming. The scene hints at remarks about hair and suggests a larger dramatic setting in Indianapolis. The fragment ends with a New Yorker described woman scene beginning.
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Miss Vane
Miss Spite
Wild Visitor Misreads Indianapolis as Wild West
A New York guest staying near Riverside Park misjudges Indianapolis calling it the wild and woolly west after hearing noises she attributed to coyotes and wild animals, real sounds from the Riverside Park area. The hostess questions the visitor's perception of the city.
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Indianapolis
Riversity Park
New York
Riverside Park
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James J. Montague
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