Willis and Thompson Publicieg daily advertisement
Indianapolis Sun notice lists Willis and Thompson as advertisers in the Gun building at 123 and 14 E Ohio street with foreign reps Smith Budd in New York, Tribune Chicago, Third National Bank St Louis. Entry as second class mail. Me 145.
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Do Not Believe All You Hear But Do Make Up Your Mind
A campaign shift makes the mayor race between Gauss and Shank look tight as voters decide next Tuesday. The Indianapolis Star notes both candidates face untested leadership under pressure from public service interests and vice traffickers. Voters must choose four years of city leadership amid party-infighting and anxious expectations.
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Poverty Promotes Success Debate Says Mollie Lanxner
Mollie Lanxner argues poverty tends to promote success while wealth hinders progress. She asks for debate time, but the writer contends few people excel without necessity, citing Darwin and Napoleon as examples of wealth enabling work and inquiry. Wealth often dulls ambition, while need drives effort and achievement.
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Steena’s Swede Servant Keeps Peace With Lethargic Brother
A humorous domestic scene centers on Steena, a cheerful Swede, and Ole, her brother with weak lungs. When asked to sweep the porch, Ole resists, recalls a Stockholm dust scare, and finally collapses into a dusty breeze only to be pardoned as mischief and gentleness survive in the household.
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Editorials by Readers defend labor in city paper
A reader letter from Indianapolis praises The Sun for defending organized labor amid editorials in The Star that accused unions of sympathy with dynamiters. The writer cites donations and public sentiment, expressing gratitude that The Sun stands for justice and fair play, signing as J. M. LT.
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Playground movement drives school board fight in city
H. D. Tutewiler advocates school playgrounds as the core of his campaign for school commissioner, accusing the present board of refusing to fund July and August playground work that serves over 50 000 children with a $2000 cost. He argues playgrounds save children, reduce juvenile courts needs, and should be funded under school revenues, urging a nonpartisan board aligned with public welfare.
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