Six Maxwell cars featured in The Indianabolis Sun prize contest
The Indianabolis Sun promotes a large prize contest offering 12,000 dollars in total value with 50,000 bonus votes for the first 30 dollars in paid subscriptions. It also grants 25,000 extra votes for the first ten new contract subscriptions in Indianapolis. The campaign urges Wise Candidates to canvass for subscriptions and explains how votes are awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianabolis Sun
Sun
Indianapolis
The
Indianapolis Slogans Compete for $100 Prize
Residents of Indianapolis and Indiana submit dozens of slogans to four papers for a $100 prize backed by local business groups. The list from The Sun includes City for Scenery and Wealth, Premier City, Magnet of Success, The Speedway of Industry, The Hoosier City, Queen of Indiana, City of Bridges, Center of Gravitation, and many more all praising Indianapolis as a thriving hub of industry, commerce, and progress.
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Indianapolis
City
Indiana
Commercial Club, Board of
America
Paramount
Speedway of Industry
Dodanie
Queen of
The
Eldorado of
Humming Bird
White City
Indanapolis
Happy Homes
Earth
Iindianapol
Hoorters’ Shrine
Old Faithful
Old Tonic
Magnet
Hetter
City of Brotherhood
Goldenrod City
Hoosier
Merger Launched Among Equity Society and Farmers Union
At the American equity convention closing session President M F Sharp named a committee to discuss consolidation with the National Orange and Farmers' Cooperative Union. An agreement was reached with the equity society and farmers' union, but the National Grange has not ratified. New officers include Sharp as president Woods as vice president Kump as secretary treasurer. Headquarters will stay in Indianapolis.
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American Society of Equity
Denison Hotel
M. F. Sharp
T. T. Barrett
Henderson
O. Mahoney
Viroqua
Wis
T. G. Nelson
Indianapolis
National Orange and Farmers’ Co-Operative Union
Equity Society
Farmers’ Union
National Grange
Narrows
J. M. Woods
Dayton
S. D. Kump
Cambridge
Printed Matter for Candidates Campaign Aid Described
The Contest Department offers free printed matter to candidates to assist campaigns. A circular letter to friends a vote card or subscription request any original idea to boost campaign will receive hearty cooperation. Visit us to start your campaign toward victory.
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Maxwell
Second Carnegie Library Branch Opened in City
The second of six Carnegie branch libraries for the city was dedicated Friday night. Carnegie Branch Library No. 2 at Mount and Ohio streets was formally opened with ceremony led by local officials and community members. The event highlighted ongoing expansion of library services through the Carnegie fund.
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Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Mount and
Ohio Streets
John
Industrial Education Advocates at Indianapolis Institute
L Ketcham of Brown Ketcham iron works spoke on the value of industrial education and urged state control of the National trades schools now at Winona technical institute Indianapolis. Joseph A McGowan presided and introduced Miss Eliza Browning Charles R Williams and Rev Joseph F Byrne.
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L. Ketcham
Brown-Ketcham Iron Works
National Trades Schools of
Indianapolis
Winona Technical Institute
Indiana
Joseph A. McGowan
Board of School Commissioners
Eliza G. Browning
Charles R. Williams
Joseph F. Byrne
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Insurance Gases In Court Again In Indiana Case
The Indian insurance controversy returned to court on Friday afternoon as judges sustained motions to modify a decree issued by Judge Clarence Weir. The dispute concerns the scope of an agreement about concurrent policies, not a change in the decree’s meaning. Costs changes favored the defense, per their attorneys. Charles B. Welliver, receiver for the Indiana state ore insurance company, took possession of the company’s books.
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Clarence Weir
Bingham
Charles B. Welliver
Indiana State Ore Insurance Company
Trunk Owner Missing in New York Mystery
The detective bureau fails to locate William Lewis, owner of the trunk containing a mummified body found Thursday. Only Mr and Mrs Maegher claim they were holding the trunk until his return, with no other witnesses offering information.
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New York
William Lewis
Lewis
Five Injured When GAR Strikes Wagons
Five men were slightly injured when street car No. 477 collided with two moving vans owned by Asa Jeffries at the White river bridge on West Michigan street Friday evening. The motorman could not stop the car in time as it sped toward the near track. Injured: George Kerr passenger. Motorman 8 M Clegg. E B Dipple. Richard Wilson driver. George Barton helper. All glass in the car was broken. injured sent to their homes.
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West Michigan Street
Asa Jeffries
White River
Fletcher
George Kerr
West Vermont Street
M. Clegg
North Elder Avenue
E. B. Dipple
Germania Avenue
Richard Wilson
Tremont Street
George Barton
Shortridge History Equipment Highlighted at National Conference
Miss Josephine Cox addressed the National High School Conference in Urbana Illinois on The Equipment of Shortridge High School for Work in History. The event drew hundreds of educators from across the United States and is viewed as the nation’s largest high school meeting.
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Shortridge High School
United States
Josephine Cox
Urbana
Joseph Harris Dead Pioneer Timber Cutter at 80
Joseph Harris a Franklin township resident aged eighty and a timber cutter who helped cut timber for the old Indianapolis union station died Friday at his home two miles from Julietta of pneumonia. He left a widow and four sons.
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Joseph Harris
Franklin Township
Julietta
Harris
Indianapolis Union Station
Attorney Accused Of Unlawful Methods In Divorce Suit
Jenny Mitchell alleges attorney A N Grant used unlawful means to spur a divorce from her husband George Mitchell. Judge Pliny Bartholomew granted Mrs Mitchell a divorce on grounds she was forced into the action. She claims Grant forged residence affidavits to enable a counter suit, and says her blindness factored into the scheme.
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Mitchell
A. N. Grant
Pliny Bartholomew Friday
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Vermont
Illinois
Chants’ Association, Manufacturers
Asso
Ciation
German Telegraph
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis Sun
the Sun
Indianapol
Middle West
Department of the Indianapolis Sun
Central Avenue Reformed Church
Twenty-first
Central Avenue
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Washington Street
Shdian
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Beid Nev
North Dakota
Northwest
Legislative
Joseph M. Cravens
Madison
Miles J. Furnas
Randolph County
J. J. Netterville
Anderson
London
James J. Harrison
Summer Clarke
Peoria
George’s Cathedral
Hanover Square
Cascarets
Sete
Fletcher American ‘National Bank
Dr. Stoner & Co
al West
Ohio Street
North
Ilinois Street
Impany
VIA
Indiana Union Traction Co
Ohio
Capitol Avenue
Terminal Station
Muncie
Noblesville
Tipton
Kokomo
Marion
Wabash
Ft. Wayne
Bluffton
Union City
Logansport
Peru
Goshen
South Bend
Elwood
Alexandria
H. W. Berkshire
Shortridge
Jenny
Dr. Oliver
Boston
the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
Hvehead
Ae Tno Lines
Union Station
Washington St
Rufus H. Williams
Neal
Ind
Wellbach
Indianapolis Gas Co
Pennsylvania
Grand Rapids
Richmond
Fort Wayne
Sturgis
Kalamazoo
Fred A. Bauchens
Asst
L. Pass
Dr.gilmer Medical Institute
West Obie Street
Indianapalle, Ind
the Garment Cleaners
Walter Ehlers
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