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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1909

Page

8

Indianapolis Sun Advertising Desk Notes

The Indianapolis Sun lists Willis and Thompson in its staff and advertises foreign representatives Smith Budd in New York and Tribune Building Chicago. It states daily publication except Sunday from the Sun building at 12 and 14 East Ohio Street and mentions post office classification.

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Nonpartisan school government debated in Indianapolis Sun

The Indianapolis Sun argues for removing politics from schools while proposing a mixed party board to achieve true nonpartisan governance. It cites candidates from Republicans Democrats and an Independent and urges voters to choose by business competence rather than party platform. It endorses Henry C Sickels Charles W Moores William M Taylor and Mary E Nicholson as part of a balanced future board.

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Free labor bureau signals rising demand for workers

State Statistician Peetz reports heightened need for men across coal, trades, factories, roads, and public works as employers increasingly seek help. Women also see more jobs with canning season. two brothers missing work after being hired highlight puzzling labor behavior amid a broader prosperity uptick reflected in building permits and rail traffic gains.

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