Indianapolis Times masthead and credits line
The Indianapolis Times records its ownership staff and contact details with Roy W. Howard as president Boyd Gurley as editor and standard pricing for Marion County and outside areas. The paper notes wire services and press associations and quotes Give Light and the People Will Find Their Own Way.
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Indianapolis Times
Scripps-Howard
Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
W. Senteiaon Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Marion County
Roy W. Howard
Fixing Salaries to End County Fee System and Prosecutions
The legislature should pass a measure to end the county fee system for public salaries, notably in Lake County where officials like the prosecutor and sheriff earn salaries rivaling national figures. Abolish the Wright law extra $25 liquor prosecution fee to curb dry machine influence and restore equal treatment under the law.
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Lake County
Herbert Hoover
United States
Coolidge’s final message to Congress highlights wealth gaps and restrained reform
The article portrays President Coolidge as frugal and peace minded yet aloof to rising predatory wealth, civil liberties issues, and imperial entanglements. It notes gains from debt payoff and tax cuts, warns of a slim surplus, and discusses farm relief and federal boards, while criticizing weak enforcement of prohibition and neglect of labor, rights, and social reform. It also critiques defense policy and foreign ventures, ending with doubt about national humility and justice.
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Coolidge
Congress
Tis
Treasury
Department of Agriculture
McNary
Federal Farm Board
Boulder Dam
Britain
Virgin Islanders
Porto Rico
Philippine
Libel Probe on Knights of Columbus Oath Scandal
A Guardian view on criminal libel targets those who spread the bogus Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus oath. The piece notes a conviction and preacher resignations, urging care in public speech and urging truth over sensational assertions about Catholics and patriotism.
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Knights of Columbus
How Reflector Works No. 225
An overview of telescope types explains two main designs the refractor with a large objective lens and the reflector using a concave mirror. It details light paths from star to eyepiece and notes variations including a central hole with a secondary mirror directing light to a lower eyepiece.
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Galileo
Kepler
Isaac Newton
Christmas Trees Do Not Hurt Forests Says Expert
Charles Lathrop Pack, head of the American Tree Association, argues Christmas trees come from private forests that are restocked yearly and would not be valuable if they stayed mature. He asserts forest supply remains steady and urges planning for an old fashioned tree with a clear conscience. A York Pennsylvania man returns his license after his fiancée gets cold feet amid wintry plans.
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Charles Lathrop Pack
American Tree Association
Pack
York
John Blymyer
Blymyer
York County
L. V. Zach
County Medical Society
Zach
It Is Youths Right to Dream Yet Duty to Guide
A meditation on King George V and Ezra Meeker, blending reflections on leadership, migration, and the value of science and progress. The piece contrasts royal mortality with pioneering legacy and warns against superstition as youth dream. It ends with questions about 1920 road fatalities.
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England
King George
Ezra Meeker
Oregon Trail
Morse
Bell
Edison
Evelyn Kidd
Spirit Lake
Karl Glockner
Art Center
New York
Mental factors in crime and child development
Dr William Healy argues punishment fails to address crime causes and urges studying childhood influences. Environment and media shape criminal thoughts. early prevention and treatment are essential as mental defects rise with modern life.
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Massachusetts
William Healy
Judge Baker Foundation
Boston
Shoflifter
Healy
Gunman
Many Topics from a 1929 News Column and Reactions
A collection of satirical observations on King George’s health politics and policy. It mocks Congress farm relief timing, China famine birth control, a Minnesota payroll theft, Homer and Ryan legacies, auto theft penalties, rabbit turaremia in legislatures, and Thanksgiving economy shots at Coolidge.
Ideal kings and boundary talks in cross border politics
A column argues against harsh immigration rules for Canada while noting Canada buys over 800 million dollars of U S goods annually and stresses shared future interests. The piece also references Ras Kob’s golf caddy in Mississippi with Al Smith’s party and Mussolini with his son on the Appian Way as vivid political anecdotes.
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HESE
Canada
Mexico
Raskob
Mississippi
al Smith
Mussolini
Daily Thought Echoes Biblical Verse and Buvee Quote
A読 fragment presents Ezekiel 23:9 about delivery into lovers and Assyrians alongside Buvee’s remark on genuine passion as a forward moving mountain stream. The two quotes frame medieval moral drama and modern sentiment in brief lines.
Trick play method for two by two in spade trumps
The diagram shows a spade trump game with South to lead and both North and South must win two of four tricks against flawless defense. Cards indicated include clubs five and three and king two of clubs. The solution demonstrates a play sequence to guarantee two tricks for North and South.
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Fabyan Mathey
Bridge problem and defense failing twists of play
The article analyzes a bridge deal where the Solution and West plan to trump with the ace, East discards, and West leads a diamond to North who trumps. North is forced to lead a heart, and East wins. It explains alternate lines where East and West can win all tricks or where North finesses and counters.
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West
East
North
South
December 5 Entries From U S History Highlight Mottos and Tragedies
On this date in U S history Georgia adopts the motto Wisdom justice moderation while a Brooklyn theater fire in 1876 kills 295. A 1892 Congress proposal seeks Sunday openings for Chicago fair. 1918 honors American soldiers with first Congressional Medals of Honor. Clarence Brown directed Flesh and the Devil. The head tax debate questions if all immigrants must pay eight dollars.
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Brooklyn
New York
Congress
Chicago
United States
Washington Lincoln and Lee Do Not Bend to Comfort
Carl C. Magee profiles George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Robert E. Lee as exemplars who chose duty over ease. Washington risked treason to secure liberty and nationhood, Lincoln faced cabinet distrust yet bore hardship for the country, and Lee followed conscience over faction, earning lasting national reverence.
Answers to Questions From Frede Barbey The Indiana ngton Bureau
A historical query column lists responses to common questions. It covers fish species in oceans about 10 000, an oceanic desert spot mid Pacific, coffee grounds as fertilizer, diamonds burning in oxygen, and iron and steel as the largest US capital industry. It notes the name Otto meaning Teutonic for Mountain.
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Frede
Barbey
Indiana Ngton Bureau
Ei Ave
Wahington
D. C
Cansios
Pacific
South America
Australia
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Egislat
Boyd Gurley
Riley
Frank G. Morrison
United Press, Scripps Howard Newspaper Alliance
Sewene Per Enterprise Association, Newspaper Inormation Service and
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Masons
David Dietz
Science
M. FE
Tracy
White
George
Africa
George V
You
Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Dr. Hey
Bureau of Standards
China
Minnesota
Homer
Greece
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Ryan
Frederick Landis
Congressman Britten
President Coolidge
Washington
Daily Thought
Ezekiel
U. S
Georgia
Clarence Brown
Carl C. Magee
George Washington
Colonies
Mt. Vernon
Vernon
Braham Lincoln
Seward
Chase
Stanton
Lincoln
America
Ford
Lee
Virginia
Iron and Steel
Otto
Moun
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