Indianapolis Sun Advertiser Listing No. 165
The Indianapolis Sun published daily except Sunday in the Gun building at 123 and 14 E Ohio street. Foreign advertising reps include Smith Budd in New York and Tribune in Chicago. Hatered to the post office on second class mail. Association circulation guaranteed by the AAE. No. 165.
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Tribune
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St. Louis
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Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Arrest Expected in Indy Dynamite Outbreak Reward Reaches 10000
The Indianapolis dynamiting outrages trigger a $10,000 reward authorized by Mayor Bookwalter. The paper criticizes police for political focus, calls for arrests and convictions, and urges citizen involvement to curb further crimes. The public demands accountability as the reward aims to mobilize action beyond the police.
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Indianapolis
Bookwalter
Indianapolis Parkways Shine in Japanese Visit
The visit of Japanese commissioners to Indianapolis highlighted the city’s parkway plan as a model of civic value. A souvenir booklet showcased parkways, civic center plans, and strong local commerce, urging wider distribution to boost national recognition.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Denver optician sings favorite song for sisters on Corona street
A Denver optician, delivering a charming performance, was invited to sing by two sisters on Corona street. He chose The Night Hath a Thousand Eyes, delighting the gathered listeners as he played the piano and sang. The anecdote captures local amusement at a spontaneous musical interlude.
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Denver
Corona Street
Optician
Denver Post
How Can a Circuit Court Be Mandated?
Taken from a discussion by E M White assistant attorney general he asks how a circuit court can be mandated when it delays a case beyond a reasonable time Indiana lacks a higher court power to compel circuit judges only the judge can mandate his own court and even then only by self issued order Indiana would face difficulty if higher courts could issue writs of mandate as in other states. The piece also notes related political and local matters and a bank murder case at New Albany and threats of lynching.
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E. M. White
Indiana
Supreme
Jeffersonville
New Albany
Ind
Thomas Jefferson Heal
Hoal
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Vollmer Favored For Democratic District Chairman
James Garrard of Vincennes says William Vollmer leads for Democratic district chairman in the Second district as Alvin Padgett prepares to retire after two terms. Garrard, an editor turned lawyer, in Indianapolis, notes Vollmer has a big lead aided by congressman Cub Spilman and quiet support, while several Democrats would like the post but active opposition seems unlikely.
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Vincennes
Gffcorm
Democratic House
Indianapolis
Garrard
William Vollmer
Alvin Padgett
Cullop and Shaw
Cub
Brings Big Fortune in Oklahoma Land
Frank D. Ziegler formerly a glass manufacturer at Spiceland and Fairmount brings a big fortune to Oklahoma land. The news notes his prior work in Indiana and his move to claim opportunities in the Sooner State. Ziegler’s background highlights a rise from crafts to business success in new ventures.
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Oklahoma Land
Frank D. Ziegler
Spiceland
Fairmount
Armament and Character in National Defense
The author argues nations should value self-respect and virtue over heavy armament. He contends future security rests on character rather than armies and navies, noting how a just national character acts as a wall of protection and deters aggression more effectively than steel. He cites Tolstoy, Salvation Army, and a president's spectacle of military power to illustrate the point.
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Salvation Army
Tolstoy
St. Peter and
St. Paul
By and By By James J. Montague
Poem reflecting on a promised peaceful future beyond sorrow and toil, contrasting a hopeful time “By and By” with the present weary state and fading faith as time slips away into memories of yesterday.
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James J. Montague
If You Were a Lady or Wife The Irishman’s Quip
An Irishman sits in a depot smoking when a woman orders him to stop. She says if he were a gentleman he would not smoke there. He retorts that if she were a lady she would sit farther away. She adds if he were her husband she would punish him. He replies if she were his wife he would endure it.
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Kansas City
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