Indianapolis Times Masthead and policy note
The Indianapolis Times lists Roy W. Howard as president and editor in chief, with William A. Mayburn as business manager. The paper is published daily except Sunday by Feeane Times Publishing Co at 214-220 W Maryland St Indianapolis Indiana. Rate 10 cents a week in town 12 cents elsewhere. Constitution text about free speech appears in the issue.
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Feeanene Times Publishing Co
Maryland St
Indianapolis
The Ideal Corporation and Its Prohibition Scheme
A critical look at William H. Anderson’s plan for the American Prohibition Protestant Patriotic Protective Alliance a no member self funded venture that would operate as a nationwide alliance to collect contributions as gifts to Anderson. The piece mocks the idea of a limitless, unaccountable entity and warns of future similar clubs expanding to accept donations from any citizen.
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Ideal Corporation
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League of
New York State
Sing Sing
American Prohibition Protestant Patriotic Protective Alliance
Anderson
Greece's Mussolini rises amid political shakeups
The text chronicles Greece shifting to General Pangalos amid a provisional presidency under Admiral Coundouriotis. Premier Mikhalakopoulos is ousted. a new military-led government appears Mussolini inspired. It notes Greece's loan dealings, aims to nationalize leadership, and warns neighbors, especially the Turks, to beware.
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Greece
Mussolini
Coundouriotis
Mikhalakopoulos
Pangalos
Hadjikiriakos
Greeve
Wall Street
London
Rivera
Gonatas
Plastiras
Asia Minor
Constantine
Maritza
Thrace
Kemal Pasha
Smyrna
Okeh Old Time Tunes Library Serves Public Interest
The piece praises Okeh records for releasing old-time tunes and sacred music, highlighting the Jenkins Family and other folk artists. It notes the public’s fondness for rustic religious and rural dance songs, and cites venues in Indianapolis showing current performances.
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Okeh
Nero
Rome
Music of
America
Bune
Frank McCravy
James cCravy
Jenkins
Jesus
Old Rugged Cross
Ie Family
Elrod Publishes National Democrat to Rebuild Party
Milton Elrod funds and runs The National Democrat with a slate of anti Klan ally Frederick Steckman and Arkansas Congressman William Aldfield along with ex-Iowa official William Jamieson. The weekly aims to unify Democrats and win the 1926 elections while denying leanings toward McAdoo or Al Smith.
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Efrod
Ku Klux Klan
Underwood Wet
Arkansan
Iowa
F Street
National Democrat
Underwood
Wetl
Frederick W. Steckman
Steckman
Madison Square Garden
The
Arkhanian
William Aldfield
Congressional Campaign Committee
Democratic Party
William D. Jamieson
Washington, D. C
Jamieson
Elrod
Oldfield
National Rowxrier
McAdoo
al Smith
Times Readers Ask Answers From The Times Bureau
Questions and answers from The Times Bureau cover topics from astrology to military training. The page notes reader confidentiality and outlines how to submit inquiries while avoiding medical or legal advice.
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Rati
Indianapolis
Tim Bureau
New York Aven
Washinton
D. C
Fragmented Prose of Quips and Local Color
A rapid jumble of aphorisms and regional quirks references a Dallas swimmer, farm jazz, a Chicago hotel bomb scare, love as a chaperone, a Tennessee bootlegging youth, and odd observations on cars, age, and daily life. The piece reads as satirical free associate prose with scattered named places and topics.
Right Here in Indiana by Gaylord Nelson
Marion County issued more marriage licenses in the latest month than the same period a year earlier by over 100. The column notes a June 1924 total of 445 licenses and compares with 636 in June 1922 and 736 in June 1920. It also discusses air mail plans for Indianapolis and broader aviation progress. County officials seek state action to relieve the Marion County mental hospital crowding as the Juliatta asylum nears capacity limits.
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Marion County
Cupid
Indianapolis
Margaret Mahon
Ndianapolis
Post Office Department
Birmingham
Ala
Chicago
Nashville
Louisville
Henry Ford
Henry
America
Europe
London
Paris
Berlin
Warsaw
Moscow
Constantinople
Atrast
United States
Russia
Turkey
Arion County
City Hospital
Julietta
Pains of growth stage college life at NEA meeting
Idees E. C. Elliott argues at the NEA convention that students in higher schools are absorbed in athletics and social life, calling it pains of growth. Educators criticize non academic activities as consuming time, while college life aims to prepare students for life beyond classrooms.
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Purdue
Red” Grange
Idees
E. C. Elliott
Cherry Picking Cheer
Hal Cochran sings of a family cherry picking day with a suited narrator and a ladder ready. Dad climbs, Mom pays a nickel per quart, and a cherry pie awaits after harvest. The cheerful scene showcases a lucky youngster earning cherries and joy from simple work.
Congressional Hearings on Postal Rates Begin
A Senate committee plans public hearings across the country starting July 18 to gauge business views on new postal rates. Postmaster General New will testify first in Washington, with sessions in Atlanta and Philadelphia to follow. The probe seeks to assess effects on government revenue and mail order houses while noting the rate changes tied to employee salary increases.
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Ashington
Congress
Congressional
Washington
New
Ington
Atlanta
Secon
Philadelphia
Moses
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Indianapolis Times
Roy W. Howard
Inlix F. Bruner
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
United Press
NEA Service
Audit Bureau of Circulations
WM. A. Mayburn
Mgr
the Ideal Corporation
Joe Carson
Joe
North Georgia
Floyd Collins
Harry Whitter
Harmotica
John
Whitter
English's
Jonia
Lyric
Palace
Robinson
Elephants
Broad Ripple
Circle
Ship
Apollo
School For Wives
Colonial
Jack Hoxie
Isis
Democrats
York Avenue
Milton Elrod
Hoosiers
Fiery Cross
National Kourier
Daily American
John CC
Care University Club
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Madison Avenue
New York City
Alfonso XIII
Spain
Alfonso XII of
Citizens Military Training Camps
Army
National Guard
Organized Reserves
Army of the United States
Spudz Family
Talburt
Scott
Ipeform
Applesauce
Emma Cheesebally
Tom Sims
Dallas
Texas
Tennessee
Florida
Indiana
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Hal Cochran
NEA Service, Inc
Phi and McKellar
Representatioriest
Pennsylvania
Ramseyer
Bell
Georgia
Banner
Fountain Square
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