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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1926
Page
7
The article notes Tracy Woodrow Wilson's birthday as a lens to view foreign affairs. It argues his fame rests on the ideas of a new international order and the current U S stance discredits his work. It critiques dollar diplomacy League of Nations and tuberealism as they appear in modern policy.
Walter D. Hickman reviews Laff That Off at English's and Keith vaudeville bills. The piece praises MacKellar and Clifford for dramatic and comic turns, lauds the supporting cast, and notes strong acts from Radick, Lafantasie, and the Lyric lineup.
The grand jury refuses indictments and condemns the system for failing to produce key documents and witnesses. It assails State officials and questions why crucial evidence from Stephenson and others was not presented, urging future juries and public scrutiny to uncover truth and accountability.
Milton C explains normal support for a partner’s major generally seals the bid and avoids No Trump. A minor bid rarely aims for a game, so partners should bid another suit or No Trump unless unusual conditions arise. North should pass or jump when Major is seen, and No Trump only if Minor is bid and West passes.
A discussion argues that patriotism includes free speech and peaceful advocacy for or against compulsory military service. It condemns using force or intimidation to silence opponents and urges understanding of the U S Constitution, noting Colonel Lewis misuses patriotism to justify coercive actions, while Secretary Davis should clarify policy.
The piece marks Woodrow Wilson's birthday and recalls his philosophy amid U S actions in Nicaragua and threats to Mexico. It urges thrift in grand jury selections and hints at wartime ambitions, noting mudslinging in Herrin, Illinois as a side remark.
The article argues the State Department will not intervene beyond a gesture, treating Diaz and Sacasa alike, despite Marines in ports and VA references to bolshevism, suggesting big business will be protected regardless of who wins.
The piece notes how U S gestures in cruiser programs are read by France as pressure for a new disarmament conference, potentially aimed at embarrassing England. It suggests Naval Affairs Committee campaigning reeks of jingoism and could influence policy.
Butler argues a 400 million dollar navy upgrade matches England while noting ships would quickly become obsolete and could be used as target practice. He says the money could instead rehabilitate American agriculture or fund a second isthmian canal through Nicaragua, boosting American strength and self sufficiency more than more cruisers.
The piece argues Congress may be drawn into examining a baseball scandal and discusses baseballs role in American life alongside movies prize fighting college sports and golf. It suggests a government widening to address such matters and speculates on motives behind an investigation.
The 103d emperor Hirohito is described as modern and unbound by centuries of custom. He has golfed, faced the public, and shown willingness to move Japan forward despite potential throne instability. The piece contrasts ancient reverence with his approachable image. It also notes the historic deaths of poets Alice and Phoebe Cary in 1871.
Stage bill features The Maryon Vadie Dancers described as one of the finest acts with The Lucky Stiff a major dramatic and comedy offering. Keith's presents Helen Mac Kellar in The Mud Turtle and Edith Clifford. English's offers Laff That Off a top comedy buy. Palace shows Guy Radick and company with a short revue of dances and comedy.
A WEEKLY BOOK REVIEW discusses Amy Lowell East Wind and her portrayal of New England life with tragedy like a winter landscape. It notes poems such as One Winter Night and Dracula of the Hills and praises Lowell’s character creation and atmosphere. The piece also reviews works by Paul Revere Frothingham Edward Everett Thayer and T Phillip Terry, highlighting their publication by Houghton Mifflin Company and noting historical monetary notes on Cuban peso circulation.
Readers asked about the Carnegie Foundation address Alphonse Gaulin at the U S consulate in Rio de Janeiro Milton Sills birthplace and near east relief clothing totals cost of clothing by age of 18 and 16 St Petersburg to Petrograd to Leningrad history of their name changes Johnny Evers baseball career start year teams and four world series appearances reported with concise facts and dates.
The Cincinnati based bachelor Nathan Gallizier, lauded as America's greatest historical novelist, received high honors from French societies of Arte and Letters for The Red Confessor. His ninth novel, a Cellini era tale, is being published by Page Boston with an English edition from Hamilton & Company of London forthcoming.
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