Indianapolis Sus Willis and Thompson Publickzed Daily Ad Notice
Public notice from Indianapolis advert section listing Willis and Thompson as agents in Bun Building at 123 and 15 He Ohin Street with foreign reps at Smith Budd New York Tribune Chicago and St Louis offices. Post office second class mail entry and Association of American Advertisers No 165.
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Bun
HE. Ohin Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Do Not Neglect to Cast Vote in Indianapolis Mayoral Election
The piece urges citizens to vote next Tuesday for mayor between Gauss and Shank and to participate in the school board race. It cautions against supporting Fre mont Alford and stresses voter responsibility for city governance and public schools standards.
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Shank
Gauss
Indianapolis
Fremont Alford
Alford
Tom
Harry
Unjust Attacks on Union Labor Editorial Bias Explored
The Indianapolis Star is criticized for blaming the labor movement for Sunday night dynamiting outrages. The piece argues only one person or small group is responsible and a union reward comes from laboring members, not the entire labor movement.
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Indianapolis Star
Star
Cental
Princely Ae
Renalra
Pfluyuy
von Spreckelsen
Central Labor Union
Merchants’ ‘Association of Indianapolis
Remember Councilmen Remember Councilmen It Is Important That You Scan Carefully
The piece urges Indianapolis voters to study the list and vote for nine of twelve council nominees. It argues loyalty to party is less decisive amid a campaign where independents resist strict party lines and parties seem to fade in importance as voters choose the nine councilmen to elect.
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Indianapolis
Impelled by Politeness in a Crowded Car
A man offers his seat to a stout lady in a crowded car. She asks him to yield cheerfully, and he answers that he cannot guarantee a cheerful frame of mind, yet he gives up the seat to remain polite.
Reader Editorials Question Indianapolis School Board
A Indianapolis reader writes to the Sun defending the public’s right to scrutinize the school commissioners contest. He cites affidavits offered for publication, argues graft suspicions justify scrutiny, and urges a change in the board’s personnel and practices while noting two incumbents have two years left to serve.
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the Sun
The
News
Star
Araft
Emrich
Taylor
When Thieves Fall Out They All Must Go Moral Tale
A satirical tale set in Somewhere where politicians prey on the people as thieves in disguise. A Wise Man asserts both thieves and elites must depart, sparking democratic resolve as citizens demand honest governance. The piece concludes with the moral that when thieves quarrel, a broader cleansing is needed.
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Per Simmons
Ellis O. Jones
Wippincott’sa
Mrs. Eddy and Christian Science Defended by Easterday
R Stanhope Easterday defends Mrs. Eddy and Christian Science against criticisms by Ella Wheeler Wilcox. He cites 40 years of healing and reform, notes that the church guards its teachings with the Bible and the text book, and describes Mrs Eddy’s home life in Brookline Mass as wholesome and transparent.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Eddy
Jesus
Christian Science
Mrs. Eddy
R. Stanhope Easterday
Endorsement for Miss Nicholson to School Board
Editor’s column urges Miss Nicholson for the city school board citing her long public school experience as a teacher and her broad minded view representing wives and mothers. The note stresses qualification and potential for effective service without disparaging other candidates.
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Sun
Nicholson
Vlaca
H. C. Clippinger
Song of the Goose Girl by Alix Egerton
A lyrical poem recalling spring through Arthurian figures and visions of Avalon. The Goose Girl speaks as she watches King Arthur and knights ride past along with Queen Guinevere and Lancelot, hearing their songs of spring and the renewal of life and quest. The realm of Camelot, Avalon, and joyful May days frames a mystic revival.
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Alix Egerton
King Arthur
Guinivere
Lancelot
Sir Lancelot
Avalon
Camelot
Lyonese
We Want Ballinger Out and Pinchot Interior Secretary
A quoted public demand calls for conservation and development of forests water power coal and public resources for all. The作者 urges reforestation irrigation and a secretary devoted to these aims, demanding Ballinger resign and Pinchot be appointed, with broad public advocacy nationwide.
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Ballinger
Pinchot
Interior
Elizabeth Towne
Nautilue
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Association of American Advertisers
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Gaunn
Ind
John W. Sluss
Monk
Christian Science Faith
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