The Indianapolis Times Editorial Board Statement
The Indianapolis Times asserts commitment to free speech and a free press in Indiana. The notice cites Roy W. F Hyward as president and Felix F. Bruner as editor and notes affiliations with the Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance and the Audit Bureau of Circulation. The constitution quote proclaims no law shall restrain free interchange of thought.
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Indianapolis Times
Roy W. F Hyward
Felix F. Bruner
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Indiana
Florida exodus and tax policy mirror the boom and burden
The piece warns that a Florida real estate boom has sparked a costly Indiana exodus, with buyers chasing profits while dealers profit. it urges staying in Indiana for steady income. It then argues for tax reform, contending income tax is fair and wartime taxes like auto levies should be reduced if the government can operate with less revenue.
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Indiana
Florida
Indianapolis
Coolidge
Mellon
Davis
la Follette
Who Should Pay Calvin Coolidge Vote Helped by Citizens
About fifteen million seven hundred forty eight thousand three hundred fifty six Americans voted for Calvin Coolidge for President. This indicated strong public support and set the stage for fiscal or political debate.
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Calvin Coolidge
Connie Turns Out a Mighty Wild Laugh in Her Sister From Paris
Film reviewer notes Constance Talmadge and Ronald Colman star in Her Sister From Paris. Connie impersonates her twin to teach her husband a lesson, prompting jokes about censor boundaries. Also mentions Vanity Fair Orchestra, Ann Pennington, Zasu Pitts, and Laura La Plante in related features at the Ohio theater.
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Constance Talmadge
Ronald Coles
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Constance” Talmadge
Ronald Colman
Theda Bara
Constance
Vanity Fair Orchestra
Vincent Lopez
Eddie Nelson
the Circle
Ann Pennington
Zasu ‘Pitts
Zasu
Follies
Ham Moore
Norma Shearer
Lilyan Tashman
Zasu Pitts
Tom Moore
Ruth Noller
Charlie Davis
Spats
the Ohio
Desaires
Fifth Ave
New York
Laura la Plante
Earliest mammals were only three inches long
A short feature notes the long tailed shrew Sorex Personatus as a tiny three inch mammal and claims pioneers in evolution study see it as resembling the first mammals. It contrasts ancient dinosaurs with mammals and mentions early scientific attempts to synthesize gold from mercury via electron ejection, noting no commercial value yet.
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David Dietz
NPA
Sorex
Earth
Miethe
Berlin Technical High School
Nagaoka
Tokyo Imperial University
H. H. Sheldon
New York University
Right Here in Indiana by Gaylord Nelson
Article discusses the Indiana Public Service Commission denying South Side Motor Coach Company authority to operate a bus line between Indianapolis and Beech Grove citing public policy and potential conflicts with Beech Grove officials. The piece then digresses into musings on life, death, and reflections on Indianapolis and prospects of eternity.
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South Side Motor Coach Company
Indianapolis
Beech Grove
Public Service Commission
The
Corner Stone Moonshine Sparks Indiana Debate
An Indiana corner stone laid for a Browntown office building allegedly contained a pint of white mule whisky. The piece questions legality and enforcement of the bone-dry law after Marion County deputies dumped liquor into a jail sewer, urging stricter, impartial action against concealed alcohol in construction relics.
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Browntown
Ind
Indiana
Marion County
Death by own action rates in leading cities study
Frederick L Hoff man insurance statistician reports a U S study showing 77 suicides in the city in 1923 and 57 in 1924, a rate of 16.8 per 100000. San Diego and San Francisco rates are much higher at 45.2 and 37. y respectively with Indian-...
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Frederick L. Hoffman Insurance Statistician
San Diego
Cal
San Francisco
Aphorisms From Tom Sims On Life And Living
A collection of maxims attributed to Tom Sims notes that luck, age, and modern medical meddling are discussed with wit. The piece reflects on manners, generosity, and the value of intentional living as a guide to everyday behavior.
Mendelssohn Fathered in Hamburg Early Life
Question asks for Mendelssohn family background and upbringing. Born February 3 1809 in Hamburg to Abraham Mendelssohn banker in Berlin. son of a noted Jewish philosopher. Wealthy cultured family. mother taught music. Berlin home a social hub. He studied with top teachers and public performances began at ages nine to ten. first published work appeared in 1820 at age eleven.
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Indianapolis Times
Washington
York
Ashinton
D. C
Mendelssohn
Outline of Evolution and the First Life Form
The piece discusses evolution and origins, noting small modern improvements over early ancestors. It contrasts a primitive one celled blob with amoebas and hints at the long, uncertain history of life from shallow waters to complex beings.
Hose Fun For Kids In Backyard Splash
A playful scene of children spraying water under the hose in the yard amid giggles and shouts. They giggle at the spray and tease each other before mother calls them in for baths, a brief summers day ritual from 1925.
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