Rights, conscience clash in MacIntosh Bland citizenship case
The Auburn riot inquiry yields a Cayuga county grand jury report listing causes and reforms. It cites overcrowding, poor diet, lax discipline, and corruption in the Mutual Welfare League, urging dormitory extension and real indeterminate sentencing plus better prisoner segregation and league revival.
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Auburn
Cayuga
Cayuga County
Mutual Welfare League
Dean Kirchwey
League
Se Sree
A Decalogue for Diplomats from Dr John Moore
The Review of Reviews excerpt presents a nine point plus one decalogue for diplomats. It argues that no legal machinery or courts can guarantee peace and warns against overreaching, propaganda, or haste. It urges restraint, equity, and mutual respect as enduring bases for amicable relations.
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World Court
League of Nations
John Bassett Moore
American International Lawyers
France
Germany
Supreme Court of the
United States
Moore
Naboth
Quotes and quips on politics from a bygone era
The text weaves a string of sharp political jabs and social references. It cites Governor Ma Ferguson, Hoover era politics, Texan and Mississippi states, Morris Sheppard, a Chicago crime acquittal, and Denmark’s naval disarmament, all mingled with absurdities about currents in Italy and a Pompeii observatory remark.
Elements Detected in Sun’s Outer Layer and Earth
Science notes that ninety chemical elements are known on Earth while forty nine have been identified in the sun’s outer region. The spectroscope reveals how lines in the solar spectrum indicate element presence and abundance, with estimates of missing elements possibly in the sun’s atmosphere in tiny quantities.
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Earth
SXTY
de Gramont
Birth and early life of Francis Scott Key
Francis Scott Key was born August 9 1770 in Frederick County Maryland. He later served as district attorney for the District of Columbia and witnessed the British attack on Baltimore. While the siege continued he penned the first stanza of the Star Spangled Banner, later completing the poem after landing.
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Francis Scott Key
Frederick County
Maryland
Key
District of Columbia
Washington
Baltimore
Judge Nicholson
Anacreon
Heaven
Daily Thought Quote From St Anthony and Romans 12 16
A daily thought cites St Anthony on not regretting the past and avoiding self righteousness. It adds a Romans 12 16 verse urging humility and caution against conceit. The brief reflects a religious verse digest for readers seeking moral guidance.
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St. Anthony
Doctors Advance in Study of Lungs and Digestion
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains modern lung investigation using X rays, needle injections, and lab tests, noting diverse infections and chronic changes. Internists increasingly scrutinize stomach health with fluoroscopy, endoscopy, and new cameras, yet many indigestion cases are managed by simpler symptom-based guidance.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health
Sagittarian Traits and Oddities in Heywood Broun’s Column
The piece notes that Heywood Broun is on vacation and Joe Williams fills in. It explains Sagittarians born between November 22 and December 20 and lists famous carriers of the sign. It blends humor about temperament and quirks, including romantic gambles, hydraulic brakes, and pet obsessions, ending with a personal wish for a baby gorilla.
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Heywood Broun
Joe Williams
The
New York Telegram
Braun
J. Coffman
Winston Churchill
Harry Payne Whitney
Lillian Russell
Mark Twain
Andrew Carnegie
Elbows McFadden
Kid Lavigne
Ty Cobb
Gabby Hartnett
One-Eye Connolly
Colonel Williams
Coffman
Mr. Coffman
Cobb
Readers Voice Calls for Action on Wages and Poverty
A collection of Times readers discuss low wages, unemployment, and poverty in Indianapolis. Letters condemn highway contractor pay, blame poor housing and nutrition, and call for wage increases, with one writer noting rats cause $200 million in yearly property damage.
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Times
the Times
Indianapolis
British Scientist Predicts Human Digestive Reform by 2070
The article reports British scientist G P Bailey warning that the human digestive system must be revised within seventy years to prevent a food shortage. He foresees four billion people by 2000 A D and argues pills cannot replace traditional eating. Reproduction and population cycles are discussed alongside limits of cultivated land and global food supply.
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India
Dean Inge
George Bernard Shaw
British Electrical and Allied Manufacturers’ Association
G. P. Bailey
Fr. Bailey
New York
Chicago
Rome
Augustus
Egypt
Rameses
United States
Africa
South America
Asia
Q and A on safety, disasters, transport and Easter facts
A set of quick questions and answers covers why gasoline trucks carry ground chains to dissipate static, Florida hurricane casualties and homeless numbers from 1926, the Cascade tunnel as the US longest rail tunnel at 7.75 miles, the inventor of the calliope, the governor of New York’s two year term, and how often Easter Sunday has fallen on March 21 in the past twenty years with a single instance in 1918.
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Marie Averil Bland
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Schwimmer
United States Circuit Cart of Appeals
Dr. MacIntosh
Great Story
Court of Appeals
MacIntosh- Bland
MacIntosh
Scripps-Howard
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Congress
Maning
SS &State Legislatures
Indianapolis Times
Boyd Gueley
Riley
Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
West
Maryland Street
Ind
Marion County
Roy W. Howard
Prank G. Morrison
Eesesesefsefefefe
United Press
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Newspaper Information Service and Audit Bureau of Circulations
Frederick Landis
Texas
Ma Ferguson
America
Canada
Vincennes
Hoover
Mississippi
Morris Sheppard
Robert L. Henry
Denmark
G. B. Alfano
Pompeii Observatory
Italy
Mus
Science
David Dietz
Francis Key
Eric
Alfred W. McCann
Great Neck
Lebanon
M. E. Tracy
Florida
American Red Cross
Cascade
Great Northern
Berne and Scenic
Simplon
Alps
J. C. Stoddard
Worcester
Mass
Calliope
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