Public Utilities Review Sparks Senate Debate
The piece criticizes Attorney General Gilliam and the Public Service Commission over water rate hikes and alleged motive questions. It argues the rates hurt consumers while questioning regulatory fairness and hints at wartime pricing influences and broader calls for accountability in government communications. The column urges Kellogg's department scrutiny and Senate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilliam
Public Service Commission
Commission
Kellogg Propaganda and Bolshvist Threat In Diplomacy
The State Department warns about bolshevist influence from Mexico toward Central America and the Panama Canal. Olds meets with press leaders to discuss presenting evidence to the American public and seeks advisory cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spondents
State Department
Olds
Post-Dispatch
United Press
Washington
Congress
Norris
Senate
Kellogg
Associated Press
United States
Panama Canal
St. Louis
National Press Associations
The
International News Service
Robert E. Olds
Mexico
Mexico City
Moscow
Central America
Maybe We Aren't Ready for Independence
Opinion essay arguing against rapid political union with Canada, advocating two governments until societal liberalism improves. Critiques puritanical ethics, warns against politicized religion, and suggests economic ties over political union until broad liberty is shared. Cites Hall Mills case and calls for continental dedication to liberty before unification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
New Jersey
Mr. Hall
Hall-Mills
Preacher Hall
Policeman’s Club
United States
Kellogg proposes Tacna Arica settlement via Bolivia outlet
Secretary of State Kellogg urges ceding Tacna and Arica to Bolivia with payment to Chile and Peru, Arica becoming a free port by tri power agreement. If accepted, Bolivia gains Pacific access and a La Paz railway link, ending the long dispute. Also notes Depew on American wealth and other light items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Chile
Peru
Tacna
Arica
Bolivia
Pacific
la Paz
Hall Mills Case Prolonged as Motions Denied
The motion for a new trial in the Hall-Mills case was denied and the trial drags toward an outcome believed likely to be an acquittal. Political pressure and party influence color views of Prosecutor Simpson and Governor as the affair intersects justice and Democratic faction interests in Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall-Mills
Simpson
Democratic Party
Stevens
Somerville
Chinese Bolshevism and the Cantonese Rise in China
The article weighs whether China will turn red and argues the Cantonese, once sidelined, are now the dominant force bolstered by Russia. It notes the northern collapse aided Cantonese strength, their unity, and suggests Europe’s diplomacy left Russia with the strongest Chinese faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Soviet
Russia
Europe
Canton
Peking
Treasury surplus fuels party tactics in stalemate
The surplus debate leaves both parties in a bind as a proposed refund and Mellon tax rebate fizzle. Farmers seek real reform while Democrats flirt with sympathy gestures to corporations, a move seen as political hokum tied to Coolidge’s stance on big business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Coolidge
Mellon
Democratic Party
British liquor salesmen sail into American dry lands
United States Attorney Stone warns that British distilleries operate along the Atlantic coast taking orders for cargoes bound for the United States. He says dry America invites such activity, turning prohibition into a global adventure with a world against us yet in good humor and cartoonish treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Stone
Boston
Atlantic Seaboard
America
Bridge and Babies Debate Sparks Social Dilemma
Dr Florence Bamberger of Johns Hopkins argues married women must choose between motherhood and social life and that the childless should forgo pleasures. The piece questions how such policy could be implemented and who would enforce it while noting delinquency and the erosion of the traditional home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Bamberger
John Hopkins University
Memorial Exhibition for Theodore C Steele at Herron Art
The Herron Art Institute opens a memorial show for Indiana artist Theodore C Steele on Sunday Dec 5 with about 125 paintings across five divisions Pre Munich Munich post Munich Brookville and Brown County. A print exhibition accompanies the show and curator Georg Calvert will discuss Steele at 3 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herron Art Institute
Theodore C. Steele
Indiana
Munich
Brookville
Brown County
MacLean
Gallery II
George C. Calvert
Steele
Calvert
Institute
Anna Hasselman
Art Association
J. Arthur MacLean
Instiute
Indianapolis
Toledo Museum of Art
Toledo
Ohio
Dorothy Blair
Japan
Boston
College Art Association
The
Archaeological Institute of America
Cambridge
Miss Blair
Jean Bedini Highlights At Multiple Venues This Week
Jean Bedini appears at Keith's with his act and serves as master of ceremonies to a variety program called Hello Goodbye and Whole Town's Talking. He also headlines The Storm Breaker at the Sanders, Under the Western Skies at the South Side, burlesque at the Mutual, and a fresh bill at the Agis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Stamm
India
Greece
Cerces
Ulysses
Grant Gardener
Hokum
Bert Jason
Bob Robson
Harry Blue
Unkn
Ken Maynard
Tarzan
Pathe
Indianapoliis
Ben-Hur
English's
Florenca Moore
Mural
Fred Ardath
the Palace
Jean Bedinit and Company
Keith's
The
Lyric
Great Gatsby
Ohio
Uptown
Apollo
Circle
Keith
Jean Bedini
Colonial
the Sanders
South Side
the Mutual
Agis
Greenwich Village at Palace Theater heads for finale
Fred Ardath's Merry Ways will feature artists and the chorus of dancing girls as the models in Greenwich Village presented at the Palace Theater for the last half of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ardath
Merry Ways
Greenwich Village
Palace Theater
Questions and Answers on common curiosities from readers
An unsigned Q and A column answers varied questions. It identifies birth details for Jack Dempsey, lists Niles Welch film credits, notes Canada’s currency history, explains the speaker in a logic puzzle, cites Song of Solomon as source of a quotation, defines the Hague, suggests pie crust tips, and covers residency rules for U S admission, Chartreuse and Benedictine liqueurs, and shooting stars.
Geography Quiz Answers Hidden on Page 16 Sport Section
The note reveals answers to geography questions from a sport page feature. It lists queries about a pictured person, South America’s largest country by area, Manila’s country, lands south of Spitsbergen, Michigan’s capital, the Caribou Mountains location, Panama Canal latitude, larger nation Australia or New Zealand, and Delaware’s capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Manila
Spitsbergen
Michigan
Caribou Mountains
Panama Canal
Australia
New Zealand
Harding St. bridge fate to be decided by engineers conference
A city county engineers conference will decide whether to repair or replace the Harding St. bridge over the White River, with officials aiming to avoid new construction costs. Residents complain the bridge has been out for six months and request service restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding St
White River
Fixit
MR. Fixit
Raymond St
A. C. Messer
George Skaggs
E. J. Graston
L. D. Berry
A. & Fields
QU. A. Dalton
R. B. Hull
Cc. H. Lewis
John Buckman
Joe M. Howard
ER. D. Woods Lester Ff’. Moore
Takeout doubles in Major suit with weak hands
Milton C Work reviews four illustrated hands to judge Major suit takeout in No Trump auctions. He argues a weak Major takeout can be correct with compensating side strength and notes variations where two No Trumps or a Spade lead could misfire. He promises minor suit takeouts tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton C
KingVack
National Newspaper Service
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WM. A. Mayburn
Bus. Mgr
NEA Service
Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
Maryland St
Kellogg’s Impropaganda
N. D. Cochran
Chauncey Depew
Kansas Teachers’ College
Marie
Tracy
Politics and Justice
M. E. Tracy
Herron Art
Jean
Palace
Lael Hee Pono
Act
Washington, D. C
Jack Dempsey
Manassa, Colo
Niles Welch
Gulf Stream
George Washington
Solomon
Hague
Holland
Tarragona
Spain
Fecamp
Normandy
Space
Earth
Mr, Fixit
Parker Ave
W. Cummings
Gimber 8&T. Cinders
J. B
Gimber St
France
Work
Times
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