Indianapolis Times Motto and Publishing Details
The notice lists the Indianapolis Times leadership Roy W. Howard president Felix F. Bruner editor and William A. Mayborn business manager. It states distribution towns and weekly rates ten cents in town twelve elsewhere, and cites a commitment to free speech under the Constitution.
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The
Indianapolis Times
Roy W. Howard
Felix F. Bruner
Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
W. Maland St
Indianapolis
Debating Military Training in Schools and Civil Liberties
The Times weighs whether compulsory cadet programs in public and private schools threaten democracy or prepare youth for service. It argues that public institutions may require learning, while private schools offer choices. voluntary corps may benefit boys, but forced drill risks militarization. The paper pledges to report truthfully to Indianapolis residents.
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Voliteer Corps
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Truthful Political News Practice at Indianapolis Times
The Indianapolis Times publicly states it will publish truthful political news without bias or policy influence, asserting editorial independence despite pressure over senatorial actions and political reporting.
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Indianapolis Times
When Your Wife Becomes Governor
A Texas political item notes Jim Ferguson referring to himself and his wife as we as Ma becomes Governor facing impeachment. The piece mocks the couple’s joint stance, suggesting the we-identity implies Jim is the real governor and jokes about the marriage clause in vows.
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Jim Ferguson
Texas
Jim
Rio Grande
Sabine Pass
Golden Rule Sunday Observed for Near East Orphans
The Golden Rule Sunday plan asks families to replace elaborate Sunday dinners with a simple meal and donate the saved funds to Near East Relief aiding orphans cared for by Americans. The observance aims to improve physical and spiritual well being.
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Near East
Strange Investigations Stirring Civic Badges and Elections
Readers note inquiries into how campaign funds may be tied to badge sales and the integrity of election conduct. The Indianapolis press cites cases involving Mr. Duvall and Mr. Robinson, urging review of law and stock held by officials while questioning badge provenance and potential fraud.
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Duvall
Indianapolis News
Chicago school seat shortage shrinks under Dever plan
The Chicago public schools reduced the seat shortage from 70000 to 48000 while enrollment rose by 82000. By 1926 end the shortage should drop by 18000 more as 25 new schools have opened since 1923 and 28 more are under construction. The record is praised for Mayor Dever President Ellicott the school board trustees and Superintendent McAndrew.
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Dever
Chicago Public Schools
Ellicott
McAndrew
Chicago Tribune
Is the Star-Spangled Banner the U S national anthem
The United States has no law designating a national anthem. The Star-Spangled Banner is recognized as such but not officially adopted by Congress. Official orders require standing for the anthem when played by Army and Navy units.
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United States
War Department
Congress
Municipal Service to Honor City Leaders at St Paul Church
A civic day of thanksgiving is planned at St Paul Episcopal Church at 3 PM Sunday Dec 13 with broadcast over WFBM Merchants Heat and Light. Speakers include Mgr Kleo, Dr Karte, Dr Smith, Rabbi Feuerlicht and Rev Van Kinoin among others. Dr L Harris invited. The men’s chorus will lead singing under Harlow Dean. Dr Lewis Brown will preside.
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WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Chamber of Commerce
Fever
Mgr
Kle Otester
Karte
Milner
Det Viegit
Rover
Ben
Jamin L. Smith
Edwin 8. Dunlavy
M. M. Feuerlicht
Floyd van Kinoin
M. L. Harris
Indianapolis
Harlow Dean
Clarence H. Carson
St. Paul's
Lewis Brown
Francis H. Topmilller
Beville Avenue Evangelical
Margaret Abel
Clay Hall
Wilbur Nagley
Esther Krug
Virginia Hassler
Margaret Irvin
Carl Schubert
Edward
Esther Garritson
Jerry Holman
Mildred Momris
Dorothy Dosch
Louise Holtman
Margaret Ziegler
Agre Clark
Phyllis Smith
Virginia Jason
Robert Amick
Harriet Essig
Eileen Johnson
Myrtle
Arthur Wilson
Catherine Quinn
Virginia Osborn
Kenneth Lime
Elizabeth Brooks
Helen Louise Perkins
Paul Bogard
Geraldine James
Mary Margaret Meadows
Virginia Rich
Cloda Christy
Catherine Blake
Mary Roche
Neva Stiff
Elizabeth Miller
Mildred Twietmeyer
Thomas Cowley
Vanity and conceit warned in a Gunn sermon
Rev. John R. Gunn denounces male vanity while urging humility and self restraint. He cites a vain old bachelor chasing a fortune and Absalom’s fate, urging listeners to avoid overestimating themselves and to value self respect and confidence without conceit.
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Solomon
Absalom
John R. Gunn
Hoosier boy wins health prize at national livestock show
Indiana champion boy earns 97.7 percent at Chicago livestock show praised for simple healthy routine rising at 5 AM, quart of milk, water, simple meals, daily exercise, and farm work. Critics note politics threaten Indianapolis park board nonpartisan merit rule amid mayor-elect Duvall’s push to replace members.
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Borge Cuskaden
St. Paul Ind
United States
Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Indianapolis Park Board
Duvall
Kizzoner
Boards of Works and Safety
American Santa Clauses and Remittance Flows
The Indianapolis post office processed seventy four international money orders last week sent by foreign-born residents to thirteen countries with averages of ten dollars. Last year December remittances from Indianapolis exceeded six thousand dollars to sixteen nations. The piece contrasts these remittances with Europe’s reliance on such funds and notes Americans also send over three hundred million dollars yearly through tourism, calling the concept Santa Claus a misnomer for the debt-placing flow.
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Indianapolis
Hoosier
New York
Chicago
Detroit
American
Europe
Italy
Mussolini
John McCormack Plans Wonderful Concert at the Murat
John McCormack the American idol will give a recital at the Murat on Sunday afternoon December 13. Edwin Schneider is pianist and Lauri Kennedy the cellist. The program includes arias by Verdi and Haydn with contemporary arrangement, featuring a varied catalog of songs. The recital is organized by Glenn Friermood and moved from December 2 to December 9.
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John McCormack
Indianapolis
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McCormack
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Metropolitan School of Music
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Mary Margaret Miller
Stuart C. Williams
Carl Hadley
Margaret Davis
Marian Clark
Emily Yucknot
Virginia Sielker
Lucy Link
Eugene Kerr
Lucille Wright
Mildred Grayson
Maxine Ingram
Ona B. Talbot
Murat
Quebec Liquor Prices Under State Monopoly Spark Debate
A Montreal dispatch notes Quebec liquor stores price wine and spirits far below U S bootleg rates due to heavy federal and provincial taxes. The report breaks down prices for claret port champagne and spirits, and explains high duties drive costs up yet profits and taxes still yield substantial revenue for the Dominion and province.
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Quebec
United States
Liquor Commissioner
Saint Emilion
Quebec Liquor Commission
Dominion
Commission
Pauls Voyage and Shipwreck as Moral Heroism
The Sunday lesson highlights Paul the prisoner who commands respect through force of character in the voyage to Rome and the shipwreck. It contrasts human authority with divine allegiance, showing how faith in Jesus Christ steadies will and guides action amid peril.
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Paul
Rome
Jesus Christ
God
Interurban Signal Request and Street Light Talks
A letter to Fixit requests a signal at the E Twenty-First Street crossing one block east of Sherman Drive and bridge repairs near there. The matter will be investigated by the police accident prevention bureau and the city engineer. Street light concerns remain, with several readers pressing for lights on Spring Street and Washington Boulevard. The three requests have been referred to the board of works.
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E. Twenty-First St
Sherman Dr
Fixit
Times
O'Neal
Police Accident Prevention Bureau
Spring St
Walnut
North Sts
MR. Fixit
Washington Blvd
Fifty-Second St
Board of Works
Street Commissioner Crew Maintains 225.10 Miles of Unimproved Streets
Employees of the street commissioner department oversee maintenance of 225.10 miles of unimproved streets.
Isinglass and mica not the same substances
Isinglass is a gelatin from drying fish swim bladders shaved into fine flakes. Mica is a flexible sound oval material. Similar terms are confused in usage but they are distinct substances.
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