The Indianapolis Sus Willis & Thompson notice
Public notice from The Indianapolis Sus Willis & Thompson published daily except Sunday. Located in the Bun building at 128 and 13 E Ohio Street. Foreign advertising reps listed in New York Chicago St. Louis. Entered in the post office as second class mail. No 165.
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Znail
The Yacht Tax and the Rich Against the Law
A critical piece argues rich yacht owners evade a new tax on foreign built yachts, condemning their defiance as class arrogance. It contrasts usury of the top with ordinary taxpayers, warning that anarchy starts at the top as courts tempt exemptions.
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America
England
Ireland
London
Had He Had Had He Had Had He Had He Had Had
A playful editorial fragment explores word sounds and a famous verse about haddie. It ponders meaning in nonsense and asks readers to consider attention paid to editorial musings and civic issues while highlighting a curiosity about language and umbrellas.
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Haddie
Do You Know This Man
A fragment from Los Angeles Express features a playful dialogue among characters including Araminta Rummy Robinson and a noble man. The excerpt blends humor and whimsy as they discuss moon beams Kipling books and bookcase bindings in a light, theatrical exchange.
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Rummy Robinson
Lkker
Los Angeles Express
We Will Come To Unit Control Of Commerce
John L. Matthews argues in Success Magazine that Marshall era commerce interpretations laid the groundwork for modern trust control. He outlines how interstate laws expanded under the Sherman act and related statutes, urging gradual national unitary regulation of commerce as inevitable by 1924 centennial reflection.
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Mrili
John Marshall
John L. Matthews
Robert Fulton
Success Magazine
Livingston
Beveridge
Kent
Congress
Missing Lassie Seeks Her Return To Father
An old man pleads in a dramatic request for his missing daughter Mary dear a young actress hopeful who left home to seek fortune in a great town He fears the unfamiliar city and begs for help to comfort and reunite with his only child and to take her away from danger.
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Mary
Moment of Love Proposal Then Hesitant Reply
Dialogue follows Jack asking Lucy to marry him after a long wait. Lucy admits friendship feelings, requests time to adjust, then smiles and asks for another kiss as she negotiates commitment. The scene captures romantic tension and a hopeful, bittersweet mood.
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Lucille
Jack
Lucy
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