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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1909

Page

8

Why I Should Be Mayor in Indianapolis

Statement from a mayoral candidate outlining open government and press cooperation. He pledges honest conduct, appointing capable leaders including Captain Hyland and Chief Coots, inviting civic input, and keeping fuel, rail, and street improvements settled. Aims to attract new factories and avoid mudslinging in the campaign.

Indianapolis Martin Hyland Coots Hyland Commercial Club Board of Trade

Willis S Thompson Published in The Indianapolis Sun 1909

News brief notes the publication details of The Indianapolis Sun with issue date October 27 1909 and serving as a daily newspaper listing offices and foreign advertising representatives in New York Chicago and St Louis.

Willis S. Thompson Smith & Budd Brunswick Fifth Avenue New York Tribune Chi The Association of American Advertisers New York City

Jokes and Humorous Exchanges Display Saturday Theater Banter

A string of quick quips and snippets shows playful banter among characters. A grandfather gift tale contrasts with the green foregoone drill and a troublesome horse. Witty exchanges cover court, romance, dining, singing, camping and a political convention tease.

Paying the Bill Poem by Kennett Harris

A poet critiques gender roles and domestic labor in verse. The speaker notes a woman's charm and intellect while highlighting the mismatch between social expectations and the hard labor of housework. The piece ends with a sharp line about paying the bill and desire.

The Two Candidates

The Indianapolis Sun presents statements from mayoral contenders Mr Gauss and Mr Shank outlining their best arguments for election. Each candidate was asked to present up to 1,000 words, and the articles published yesterday invite reader comparison and judgment.

Indianapolis Sun Gauss Shank

Common Sense and Faith Add to Man's Power

An editorial argues for a balanced view of spirituality and daily life. It warns against extreme dogmas and urges practical care of the body through food, clothing, and modest hygiene, while emphasizing that reason and faith together empower human progress.

Legion Earth

Indpendent mayoral candidate faces scrutiny over record

A candidate argues municipal government operates as party machinery and must be judged by record and conduct. He calls for responsible, economical administration and public accountability, challenging opponent Shank to detail views on Bookwalter governance and promises. The public must assess reliability, integrity and past service.

Democratic Republican Party Shank Bookwalter Mr. Bookwalter Board of Safety Indianapolis

The Curious Case of Laura Lens

A playful verse tale follows Laura Lent pursued by auctioneer Emanuel Key plumber Leonidas Lead poet Windamer Wier and Harrison Horse. Each suitor makes grand vows and schemes while Luria Lent courts fate choosing a path as romance and whimsy collide.

James J. Montague Emanuel Key Leonidas Windamer Wier Harrison Luria

Bangs Trolls a Dozing Audience on Maine Campaign Stage

John Kendrick Bangs, famed Maine resident, recalled last year’s campaign as a stunt. He was the third speaker after two locals, and a fat band member dozed through the second speaker’s climax, only to bolt when Bangs sparked him awake with a joke.

Mr. Bangs

Why haven’t I ever seen any little boy policemen

Freddy asks his father why there are no boy policemen in sight in a brief quoted moment from Lippincott’s.

Freddy

Crawford Signs With Detroit Club

Detroit October 27 outfielder Sam Crawford has signed a two years contract with the Detroit American league baseball club.

Detroit. Mich Sam Crawford Detroit American League Baseball Club

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Samuel Lewis Shank Sun Ohio Street Cago Third National Bank St. Louis Gen. Stanes Green Dragoons Col. Knott Greene Mr. Dustin Stax Melinda Miss Howard Guels Miss de Plagne Utah Wiydrow Kennett Harris Ella Wheeler Wilcox Henpecko Aenryt Charles A. Gauss Laura Lens Emanuel Egg Kidder Windemer Harrison Horse Luria Lent John Kendrick Bangs Maine Lippincott’s Crawford
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