The Indianapolis Times Masthead and Details
The Indianapolis Times publishes daily except Sunday from 214 220 W Maryland St Indianapolis with subscriptions ten cents a week locally and twelve cents elsewhere. The paper is led by President Roy W Howard and Editor Felix F Bruner and is a member of the Series Howard Newspaper Alliance and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Indianapolis
The Blue Laws and the Flight to Change
A reflection on how zealous blue laws reveal a deeper weakness in law making. The piece contends force replaces reason, cites Galileo and Bruno, and warns future flight tech will reshape cities as cars did. It contrasts ridicule with conviction and notes social consequences.
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Cheap Flying SMOST Nearing Automobile Cost Range
Army experts estimate annual operating costs for present planes from 400 to 3000 dollars by type, a figure not far above current automobile expenses. Large factories are close to reaching mass production, signaling key reductions and wider availability.
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Sinclair press handout praises Teapot Dome ruling
A ready print press handout portrays Harry Sinclair in a favorable light amid the Teapot Dome oil case. It claims Judge T Blake Kennedy will uphold the Sinclair lease while denouncing government and prosecutors as weak.
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Cheyenne
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Navy Department
Department of the Interior
Fall
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Navy
Interior Departments
Questions and Answers from The Times Readers Ask
Readers ask about Niagara Falls drying years, film censorship, counts of ministers by denomination, papal flag colors and arms, Zeus, Lake Superior size, Judges Cave location, and Italian population with Protestant share. Answers note historical ice jam dry falls, national film review board, church statistics, papal heraldry, Greek god, Lake Superior dimensions, Judges Cave site, and Italy’s population with Protestant percentage.
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Lake Erie
Niagara
Mixed 1925 News Snippets From Across the World
A patchwork of brief items notes a LA claim of a marriage proposal, a Chicago jail plan facing funding questions, a dig at straw hats, Michigan declining a poet laureate, Vienna census figures with 200000 more women, London radio Parliament broadcasts debated, a New York taxi fatality, and a Paris return of a beauty contest winner without her husband.
Charles W Hale Answers Mrs Bill to The Times
A letter to the editor corrects misstatements about a so called branch Christian Science Church. It asserts the group is not part of the Mother Church and that Annie Bill has been disconnected since 1910. It argues Mrs Eddy’s leadership and church governance cannot be replaced and cites statements from Miscellany and Science and Health. The reply defends the Mother Church and urges adherence to Mrs Eddy's teachings.
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Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
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Mary Baker Eddy
Mrs. Eddy
Paramount Pictures School to Train New Screen Actors
Paramount Pictures School to train young men and women for screen acting announces its six month program at the Paramount Long Island Studio in Astoria. Adolph Zukor chairs the board with Lasky and others guiding admissions from sixty districts. Twenty students per term will be chosen from nationwide applications with film tests at regional offices and final selection by Lasky or representatives.
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Famous Players-Lasky
Hollywood
Municipal light plant in Indiana praised for profit and virtue
The piece lauds Indias right here in Indiana plant for wiping its bonded debt between 1930 and 1940 and cutting consumer rates, crediting businesslike, nonpartisan management. It contrasts with Indianapolis city government and discusses police revolvers and a bystander's $5,000 suit over a concealed weapon claim.
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United States
Indianapolis
Oliceman Forrest P] Swank
Laughter Seen as Necessity by Cleveland Scientist
Charles M. Newcomb told the Indianapolis Rotary Club that laughter is a necessity not a luxury. He described wit humor and laughter as shock absorbers of life and a brief escape from civilization’s restraints. He warned against cruel humor and noted that true mirth can extend life.
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Charles M. Newcomb
Fismers
Cleveland
Indianapolis Rotary Club
Invasion of Private Home Critique by Judge Collins
Judge Collins criticized police for breaking down a private home door without knocking in pursuit of a suspected violator. He warned against invading homes without legal process, stressing constitutional protections of a citizen’s dwelling and the dangers of eroding liberty in zeal to curb crime.
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Udge Collins
Runnymede
Irritations of social intrusion disrupt daily peace
A reflective piece on how neighbors and acquaintances intrude on home life and personal plans. The speaker notes the contrast between chores at home and outside pressures, from fishing to golf to car troubles, highlighting the constant nudges of others that derail inner calm.
Beauty and jobs tied to appearance in New York tale
A writer notes propaganda on beauty shaping job prospects for women in New York. A 27 year old woman loses work over wrinkles while others, from telephon operators to nurses, face bias. A beauty clinic claims 200 applicants and three hires, amid urban decay near an historic graveyard in Chatham Square.
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Chatham Square
New York
Meetings Here Friday May Wright Sewell Council of Women
Friday meetings listed include May Wright Sewell Council of Women at 9 30 a m and 1 30 p m in Claypool plus Union No 39 Denison U Cc Co of E No 31 Denison and Phi Delta Theta Luncheon C of E Laymen s League Luncheon Purdue University C of C May Wright Sewell Convention Luncheon Lincoln Optimist Club Luncheon Claypool Exchange Club Luncheon Lincoln Altrusa Club Luncheon Delta Tau Delta Luncheon Board of Trade Industrial Lenders Luncheon C of C
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