The Indianapolis Times Editorial Masthead and Motto
The text presents the newspaper masthead listing Roy W. Howard as president WM A Mayburn as business manager and credits United Press and NEA Service. It notes daily publication except Sunday and provides the Indianapolis address subscription rates and a constitutional motto on free press.
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The
Indianapolis Times
Roy W. Howard
Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
Maryland
Indianapolis
Follow Through on Meyer Fund for Indianapolis Industry
The editorial urges forming a small, trusted group to raise and manage a $1,000,000 fund to promote Indianapolis and attract industry. It warns against large committees, endorses Chamber of Commerce involvement, and emphasizes concentrated effort and public confidence. It also discusses Pan American policy and Monroe Doctrine opinions voiced at Chile’s 1923 conference.
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OL Meyer
Indianapolis
Meyer
Chamber of Commerce
U S Debate on Monroe Doctrine Sparks Campus Talk
Prof. George H. Blakeslee of Clark University urged the Institute of Politics at Williamstown and urged Latin American states to declare the Monroe Doctrine as their policy to avoid overlordship. He warned the United States should be prepared to act if needed while seeking broader regional support.
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United States
Santiago
Chile
Ambassador Fletcher
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Prof
Blakeslee
George H. Blakeslee
Clark University
Institute of Politics
Williamstown
Central and
South America
Open season for budgets and a first injunction race
The item protests budget moves and the Stephenson case while noting public doubt in legal understanding. It cites Sol Meyer proposing a million dollar booster fund for Indianapolis and mocks others for not thinking of it first. A Lafayette police stop involving Governor Jackson ends with praise for the officer.
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Sol Meyer
Indianapolis
Wright novel a Son of His Father entertains with Western romance
Harold Bell Wright delivers a melodramatic Western tale centered on Nora O Shea and Pablo the guitar playing cowboy. Morgan, a prodigal son, faces moral ruin as Nora’s faith spurs him toward redemption while Wright’s signature formula drives action, romance, and a movie like climax.
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Wright World
Harold Bell Wright
Wright
L. S. Ayres & Co
Mview
Nora O'Shea
Pablo
Nora
Ireland
Morgan
Cowboy
D. Appleton & Co
New York
Three mile limit origins and sea law questions
The letter explains that the three mile territorial limit was first proclaimed by Bynkershoek in 1702, tied to gun ranges, and notes that enforcement can vary for revenue and sanitary laws. It also mentions changes for U S enforcement against rum running vessels and adds trivia on the finnan haddie name and helium lifting power.
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Atlantic
Bynkershoek
United States
Pure science to power future medicine and a new berry
Dr. Alexis Carrel argues that future medical advances will come from pure science not hospital work, as understanding nature yields control and laws. The U S Department of Agriculture announces a Loganberry like berry called Young Newberry developed by B M Young Louisiana, dark wine color, sweeter and adaptable to the South. Dr Frederick L Hoffman leads a study on aviation hazards and life insurance with Army Navy cooperation as air travel grows in the next decade.
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Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute
Carrel
Dr. Carrel
U. S. Department of Agriculture
B. M. Young
Louisiana
Department of Agriculture
United States
Frederick L. Hoffman
Patrick
Army Service
Army
Navy
One Room Schools to Be Sold in Green Township Indiana
In Green Township Grant County Indiana the one room schools will be sold at auction today as a modern two story consolidated school with gymnasium auditorium library and other rooms replaces them. The piece notes the virtues of small rural schools and the importance of farmer ownership to national strength, citing McGuffey readers and historical examples.
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Green Township
Grant County
Indiana
McGuffey
Lincoln
Loeb
Leopold
America
Rome
France
Crecy
England
Belgium
Russia
Nesite
Union of Two Churches Votes to Unite in Boggstown
In Boggstown Shelby County two churches Methodist and Presbyterian vote to unite forming one strong church from two weak ones. The article notes wider trends toward church union in Canada and Wales alongside resistance from minorities.
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Boggstown
Shelby County
Canada
Wales
Polly With A Past Leads New Vaudeville Bills At English's
Polly With A Past stars Edythe Elliott in a stock bill revival at English's, with comedy by Tommy Evans and Robert St. Clair and a reforming gardener role by Larry Sullivan. The review highlights Elliott’s polishes and gowns, hard shoe dancing by Miss Hall with Goelet, and multiple acts including Espe and Dutton, the Brown Girls orchestra, and a strong feature movie The Latin Girl at the Broadway.
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Polly
Charles Berkell
Mr. Berkell
Berkell
Edythe Elliog
Miss Eliott
Ay Collum
Arcobat
Espe
Dutton
the Palace
Scotland
Stratford Comedy
Mary Browne
Dec Paul
Billy Morgan
Marie Maine
Vera Reane
Bob Fisher
Bob Capers
Jack Wald
Chick Kimbell
Marie Moretti
Crook
Broadway Today
Observer
Ohio
Colonial
The
Circle
Apollo
Crystal and
Beauty
Isis
Greater Indianapolis needs a national industrial campaign
Meyer of Meyer Kiser Bank urges a million dollar five year fund to promote Indianapolis industry with $25000 from his group. He argues the city must attract outside manufacturers and modernize governance to become a truly great city through targeted investment and better civic administration.
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Meyer
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Indianapolis
Athens
Rome
Timeless Advice Echoes From Matthew 7 12
A fragment quotes Matthew 7 12 about treating others as you wish to be treated and notes there is no beauty in spreading pain, only the aim of joy.
Polly With A Past Delivers Edythe Eliott Comedy Spark
Stage Verdict lauds Polly With A Past as a safe bet and praises Edythe Eliott’s comedic performance. Lyric segment highlights Miss Hall’s dancing with Goelet and Hall as a strong addition. Palace segment names Espe and Dutton as chief hits on the new bill.
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English
Polly
Edythe Eliott
Miss Hall
Goelet
Hall
Palace
Espe and
Dutton
Evolution Chapter 11 Ends Serpents and Rise of Tree Shrews
The text traces a prehistoric shift from giant serpents to mammal descendants, speculating on causes for reptiles' disappearance and highlighting tiny tree shrews as survivors. It notes life’s survival tactics and teases next scenes in Beech Grove.
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Flo Ziegfeld
Irvington
Beech Grove
Verses and Sayings Pack Odd Advice and Humor
A quirky collection of maxims blends practical tips with humorous reflections. Tom Sims urges carrying a pump or bar for flat tires, while aphorisms joke about relationships, ambition, and morning routines in light tone.
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Felix F. Bruner
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Audit Bureau of Circulations
WM. A. Mayburn
Mgr
Glient
United Press
NEA Service
Latin America
U. S
Americas
Stephenson
Jackson
Lafayette
Weekly
Walter D. Hickman
Washington Areau
New York Ave
Washinton
D. C
Findon
Rascal
Sitting Bull
Little
Gaylord Nelson
Aristocrats OF
McCray
Atlanta
Nelson
Union OF Churches
Idabelle Arnold
Primrose Minstrels
Dame
Fred Ireland
Tripoli
Shelton Brooks
Ollie Powers
Barger-Miller
K. T. Kuma
Peggy
Foster
Brodaway Butterfly
Miss Barger
Outline of Evolution
Walter Johnson
Tnt
Tom Sims
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