Pauls Christmas Spirit in Saint Paul’s Life and Ministry
The Congregationalist editor frames a Christmas review around Paul the Apostle. It highlights his selfless giving, tentmaking, use of scholarship for others, and democracy of spirit. The piece emphasizes personal salvation through Christ and the universal reach of God’s grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Stor
Sean Tedereten
Arte Filamoy
Congregationalists
Paul
Saint Paul
Jesus
Christ
God
Mfe
Mars Hill
Athens
Bethlehem
Indianapolis School Building Plan Moves Forward After Ruling
Judge Clinton H. Givan denied a Woodruff Place injunction, lifting a restraining order. The school board dissolved contracts with architects for six new grade schools and began selling the present High School while planning a bond issue for the Shortridge site. The city awaits uninterrupted progress by the new board, with focus on adequate facilities for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Clinton H. Givan
Woodruff Place
Slattery Loses Bid for Montana U S Attorney Post
The term of John L. Slattery, Montana U S district attorney, expired and he sought reappointment. He led the Wheeler indictment. Coolidge rejected him, naming Wellington Rankin instead. The action signals a repudiation of Slattery and Wheeler supporters by the President and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Slattery
United States
Montana
Slattery
Burton K. Wheeler
Senate
Wheeler
Department of Justice
Coolidge
Wellington D. Rankin
Rankin
District of Columbia
Hang the Kaiser complex fades after Versailles
The piece argues that the forced confession at Versailles did not change Germany’s view or world opinion and inflamed wartime hostilities. It notes British French and American leaders and editors calling to repeal war guilt clauses and reject public hangings or punitive measures as unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United Press
Arnold Bennett
Forbes Robertson
H. G. Wells
Lady Gladstone
Israel Zangwill
Bernard Shaw
Old
Yorn
Berlin
William II
Hohenzollern
Versailles
Nowerica
Robert Lansing
Paris
France
Britain
Legion Drive Gets Good Start In Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Times notes early success of The American Legion drive for new members with over three hundred veterans joining recently. It lists 1925 to 1926 membership progress in Indiana posts, leadership changes in Indianapolis, and national aims to surpass Illinois for first in membership. It highlights 1925 achievements and 1926 plans including endowment, child welfare, and rehabilitation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Legion
S. A. Bishop
Seventh District Committee
John H. Holiday Post
Bre Martin
National Guard of Honor
Paris
Indiana
Tipton
Bedford
Huntingburg
Portland
Akron
Rockville
Hope
Huntingburg No
Corydon
Angola
Warsaw
Jasonville
Michigan City
Kansas
National
Illinois
State Department of the Legion
American Legion
John R. McQuigg
National Organisation
Legion Auxiliary
Veterans’ Bureau
Bureau
Guardianship Service
Congress
Italy not to change crown title says Italian regent
Dr. Vincent A. Lapenta of 2424 Park Ave. Royal Consular Regent of Italy says rumors of Italy becoming an empire are absurd and baseless. He states the nation’s greatness rests on actual qualities, not titles, per the Royal Italian Embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent A. Lapenta
Park Ave
Italy
Kingdom of
Lapenta
Building boom aided by Standard Oil office project
Indianapolis sees a new building boom as Standard Oil plans a $100,000 three story office building with basement at Eleventh Street and Capitol Avenue. The facility will house company offices only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Indianapolis
Eleventh St
Capitol Ave
Narrow escape at Huntington school fire prompts Indy debate
A derelict temporary school building near Huntington Indiana burned just before Christians, threatening 117 pupils and staff who narrowly escaped. The incident fuels criticism of Indianapolis school board delays hindering new permanent and portable structures amid fire risks for students and taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Indianapolis
Shortridge High School
Rising Cost Of Education In Indiana
Yoran B. Nusbaum of the State tax commission notes that 1914 to 1924 saw the cost of education in Indiana triple from 15 million to 51 million dollars. Public school spending rose faster than overall government outlays, with education absorbing a larger share of taxes than any other public purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoran B. Nusbaum
State Tax Commission
Indiana
The Safety Value and Public Discourse in 1920s America
A fragmentary canvas discusses the U S Supreme Court cases such as Whitney and anti trust debates, and references Morgan & Co loaning to Mussolini's Italy. It notes the FTC and immunity notions, cites Emerson and Sinclair Lewis, and mentions a Havana jail contrast and a classroom anecdote about a Byron biography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Italy
Morgan & Co
Russia
Joys of Martyrdom Fail to Pierce Indiana Parents
Amish families jailed in Goshen for refusing to send children to public school under Indiana compulsory attendance laws paid fines just before Christmas and were released. They insisted their church forbids public schooling and would rather endure jail than compromise faith, but public interest waned as Santa Claus approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Indiana
Santa Claus
Something for Nothing Ends in Fraud Warns Indiana Officials
The State securities commission targets promoters of endless chain selling schemes active in Indiana. Attorney General Gilliam calls the plans impossible, misleading and fraudulent. The example sells $10 merchandise for $1 via three-coupon chains, collapsing under geometric growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Securities Commission
School of Experience
Mr. Fixit Receives Appeals From City Residents
Letters to Mr. Fixit address Brightwood line street cars with flat wheels disturbing neighbors and request repairs. A reader asks for a new library near Public School 22 to assist foreign born residents and youth, while praise for past city improvements is noted.
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Uty
Times
Brightwood
Fixit
MR. Fixit
Times Reader
Robert I. Todd
Indianapolis Street Railway Cmpany
Meridian
Kansas Sts
America
South Side
F. CO
Universalist Sermon Highlight At Central Church
The pulpit at Central Universalist Church Sunday morning will be filled by Rev. Lambert Case a Shortridge graduate and assistant pastor of St. Pauls Universalist Church Chicago.
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Central Universalist Church
Lambert Case
Shortridge
St. Paul's Universalist Church
Chicago
Cherniavsky Ensemblé to Perform at Columbia Club on Jan 14
The Cherniavsky brothers famed violin piano and cello ensemble, heard on five continents, will headline the Ona B. Talbot in Time concert in Indianapolis at the Columbia Club ballroom on Thursday January 14. The program includes The Devil's Trill and Kreisler pieces, marking a memorable return to Indianapo lis for murder lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Mischel Cherniavsky
Cherniavsky
Ona B. Talbot
Columbia Club
Murde
Indianapolis
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Hollins
England
Germany
A Woman's Viewpoint on Life and Self Destruction
A columnist laments a wave of pessimism after two eastern high school boys killed themselves. She argues modern literature spreads nihilism, urges renewed faith and hope, and calls for restoring religion and moral purpose to save youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ferguson
Statement on causing harm to little ones quoted
A biblical verse warns that offending a child is as grave as a millstone. A separate note cites Joubert that children need mentors more than critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildren
Joubert
Length of U S Boundary and Notable Duels
The piece lists the United States boundary length totals 10 758 miles with segments for Atlantic Pacific Gulf of Mexico and Canadian and Mexican borders. It names famous duels including Hamilton Burr McIntosh Jackson Dickinson Benton Lu ca Decatur Barron Gilley and notes the Black Hills and Sitting Bull events. It defines muckraking as Roosevelt coined journalism exposing graft and dishonesty. It compares American and European plan hotels and ends noting dilatomite is not an element but silica in a processed form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Hamilton
General McIntock
Button Gwinett
McIntosh
Andrew Jackson
Charles Dickinson
Dickinson
Thomas H. Benton
Charles Luca
Lucas
Commodore Decatur
Captain Barron
Decatur
Gilley
Graves
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NHA Service
Mr. Slattery
Hang-the-Kaiser
Legion Drive
Roland B. Daley
Bruce P. Robinson
Harold EB. Purser
Wilbur C. Patterson
Elmore Bryant
Russell R. Pence
William Mayer
Willard Boyle
Paul Beam
the Post
Noblesville
Cord McNally
Methodist Hospital
Indiana Legion
Empire
Gaylord Nelson
California
U. S. Supreme Court
Charlotte Anita Whitney
Supreme Court
Emerson
Sinclair Lewis
New York
Havana
Cuba
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Jimmie Garfield
Beef Trust
Byron
Christian Science Monitor
Florida
Rev
J— Lorte
Sonmta
Leo, Jan
Mischel Cherniavaloy
U. S. Boundary
Black Hills
Indian Territory
Sitting Bull
Sheridan
George A. Custer
Canada
Grand River
N. C
Roosevelt
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