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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1925

Page

6

Bruner and Mayburn Lead Indianapolis Times Staff Notes

The piece notes Felix F. Bruner as editor and member of Scripps-Howard with Audit Bureau ties and William A. Mayburn as business manager connected to United Press and NEA Service. It mentions the paper's address, rates, and a unity-themed Psalm quotation. It then discusses tariff commission politics around sugar prices and Culbertson rumors, ending with his removal.

The Tariff Commission Kansas Commission

Acquittal of Senator Wheeler Praised by End of Assault

The piece urges quick acquittal of Senator Burton K. Wheeler by a Federal Court in Montana and denounces attempts to discredit his exposure ofJustice Department issues. It argues the administration should end the politically driven prosecutions and uphold fair play and decency. It cites Daugherty’s removal and calls for accountability under John G. Sargent and Calvin Coolidge.

Burton K. Wheeler Montana Department of Justice Wheeler Harry M. Daugherty Daugherty Stone District of Columbia John G. Sargent Calvin Coolidge

Culbertson Named Minister to Romania

William 8 Culbertson has accepted the appointment as minister to Romania. He has served as vice chairman of the committee and will depart for diplomatic duties.

William 8. Culbertson Romania Culbertson

Demand for Investigation Into Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Collapse

The piece urges a government inquiry into the financial collapse of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad, questioning motives behind a receivership and potential impact on small stockholders and shippers. It notes prior blamed causes, mentions talks with the Interstate Commerce Commission, and argues Congress should act upon calls from small investors.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul United States Puget Sound Interstate Commerce Commission Congress

Questions and Answers From The Times Reader Quiz

Answers cover geography history science and civics. Topics include the origin of Bab el Mandeb name, Jimmy Murphy’s death, John Ennis walking record, navy ship bottom paints, Blue Monday origin, Martin Van Buren’s presidency, earth’s water area, solar plexus punch, Athaliah in the Bible, and U S census cadence. The piece cites dates ages and locations.

Investment Advice Bulletin From Washington to Save Your Finances

The Indianapolis Times promotes a Washington Bureau bulletin titled Investment Advice. It warns that fraudulent securities cost Americans about a billion dollars yearly and fraudulent bankruptcies cost around 400 million. It urges readers to invest wisely and avoid scams, offering a coupon to obtain the bulletin for six cents in stamps.

Indianapolis Times Washington New York Ave Washinton D. C Lfetime Building and Loan Association The Washington, D. C Bulletin Investment Advicee

Young Broadcasters in City Churches on Sunday

Rev. L. C. E. Fackler of St Matthews Evangelical Lutheran Church leads a group of young broadcasters in a Sunday 3 pm radio program. Among participants are youths from City Churches who will perform and present on air.

L. C. E. Fackler St. Matthews Evangelical Lutheran Church

Metropolitan School of Music to mark 30th anniversary

The Metropolitan School of Music celebrates its thirtieth anniversary in May with a Monday evening program at the Odeon featuring a faculty concert, a reception, and a broad student lineup. Alumnae are invited. The event includes Cornet Choir, vocal and piano pieces, and performances by Elinor Cowan Stone, Frances Beik, Frieda Heider, Mrs. Arthur G. Menninger, and the Metropolitan School Orchestra. Next week two student recitals follow, with cornet and violin pupils performing, and a Mendelssohn Choir spring concert set for Caleb Mills Hall the following Monday under Elmer Andrew Steffen.

HE Metropolitan School of Music Odeon Cornet Choir Ponthegral Dvorak Ted Brire Cavatina Ss Wa Gounod Frieda Heider Ray Foster Jess Brahms Arthur G. Menninger MacDowell Arold Osborn Smith Goldie Lowman Metropolitan School of Music Donn Watson Marie Zorn Earle Howe Jones Minnie Shaner Edward Nell Frances Belk Robert Russell Fairy Hendricks Elmer Doriot Reba Hunt Russell Talbout Maxine F Caleb Mills Mendelssohn Choir of Indianapolis Elmer Andrew Steffen Marguerite D’ Alvarez Mlle. D'Alvarez Pushit SRO Fae

Heat wave and gun menace in Indianapolis editorial

An Indiana editorial notes record heat in Indianapolis and a broader eastern heat wave while arguing temperatures and sun power are minor concerns. It condemns rising gun carrying, cites Chicago crimes, and urges strict weapon restrictions with heavy fines to curb violence.

Military Park Chicago Indianapolis

Insull foresees electric demand quintuple growth in Midwest

Samuel Insull of Chicago predicts in Pur due that within twenty five years electricity demand around Lake Michigan head will be five and a half times present. He sees the region as the national industrial center as Chicago power output has risen from 12 000 horsepower to 1 000 000 horsepower in twenty seven years. The Hoosier may use electricity for light heat and power, even thinking and taxpaying remain separate. A London girl introduces a shoe radio receiver shaped like a shoe buckle for novelty listening.

Amuel Insull Chicago Purdue Lake Michigan Indiana Hicago Insull

Music in the Schools Gains Prominence Says State Leader

R H N Sherwood state superintendent told the State Federation of Music Clubs that music has attained a prominent place in public schools. He noted progress over the last decade and argued music is essential for culture and emotional expression, likening its value to basketball.

R. H. N. Sherwood Wee Public Instruction State Federation of Music Clubs Indiana

Zoo Outing Brings Kids to a Wild Laughing Day

A playful verse invites children to a summer zoo visit. Monkeys squeal, giraffes loom, lions roar, and elephants sway as youngsters enjoy the wild crowd. The scene captures a child’s thrill at the zoo and the animals’ lively antics.

Mister Wolf

Recital Plans at Herron Art Institute Tonight

Edward Lashelle to present his pupils in recital with pieces by Lehmann Cadman and Berlin among others. Program includes Because You Are You Loch Lomond The Cuckoo and Indian Love Call. Performers include Marguerite D Alvarez Helen Janet Beck and John Tribby with Carl Gough and Mr Walters in attendance.

Herron Art Institute Edward Lashelle Gough Mr. Walters Loch Lomond The Cuckoo Veges Lehmann Mary McBride Murrough Cveae Forster Cadman Helen Janet Beck Moore Hupertor Eek Gia Meyer-Helmund Rnard Q. Zimmer Rose Pennaul L. Walters Dea “Edwards Louise Werning Seymour Ind Alsatian Mrs. de Waregh Miss Geisler

Gershwin Commissioned for New York Concerto at Carnegie Hall

In New York on April 25 the New York Philharmonic Society commissioned George Gershwin to write a three movement New York concerto to be performed at Carnegie Hall on December 3 and 4. The article notes Gershwin as an impressionist, cites his Rhapsody in Blue as a milestone, and mentions his stay in London to complete the piece. It also includes a portrait of Gershwin as aging yet hopeful, with gray hair and a flowing black tie, and recalls his early acting efforts and persistence in the movie industry.

New York George Gershwin New York Symphony Society Carnegie Hall Gershwin London

Noisy Inquiries and Quips From a 1925 Column

A compact pastiche of social quips and observations from a 1925 NEA Service column. It riffs on crime in Spartansburg, theater counts, Waco robberies, European war debts, germs with flies, and seasonal fashions. The piece blends wry humor with commentary on manners, leisure, and public concerns.

Discrepancies Found in City Finance Case

State board field examiners report $2,500 discrepancy charged to Guy Stoddard former Michigan City director of finance. Shortage noted mainly in water collections. Family members made good the shortage as investigators John O Neall and R B Heritage report.

Guy Stoddard Michigan City State Board of Accounts John O'Neall R. B. Heritage

Philputt Will Filed probate records estate to widow and sister

Dr. Allan B. Philputt pastor of Central Christian Church died Sunday. Probate Court today before Judge Mahlon E. Bush probated his will revealing a $45000 estate in personal property. The widow Anna M. Philputt receives the bulk with $600 left to Aurelia Cauble of Bloomington Indiana.

Allan B. Philputt Central Christian Church Mahlon E. Bush Anna M. Philputt N. New Jersey &J Aurelia Cauble Bloomington Ind

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