European minor arts gallery refreshes as pewter and lace classes are showcased
The European gallery retools its minor arts display with a rearranged pewter collection lent by Miss Anna May Johnson and new English lustreware cases. A center case features modern European craft including Bayeux lace and other contemporary pieces. The Otto Stark Memorial Exhibition continues drawing crowds and notable sales, including two purchased works. A new palace vaudeville bill debuts “A Song and Dance Cocktail With a Kick” featuring Birdie Dean, the DeMarr Sisters, Ed York, Dolly Francis, and more, plus “Bite and Hits of Broadway” and silent reels.
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Anna May Johnson
William C. Bobbs
Ernest Kneffler
Max Leckner
W. H. Latta
William R. Toel
Bayeux
Otto Stark
Stark
The
Art Association
Indiana
Palace
Stars of Tomorrow
Birdie Dean
DeMarr Sisters
Sally
Duncan
Ed York
Dolly Francis
Marietta Craig
Lizzie
Jack Dunbar
Marie Ames
Bill Utah
Gene
Myrtle Moore
Clifford
Stafford
Margaret Livingston
Pathe -News
Indianapolis Times masthead and policy statement
The Indianapolis Times presents its masthead listing Roy W. Howard as president and notes daily publication except Sundays. It includes address 974 220 WW Maryland St Indianapolis and subscription rates ten cents a week locally twelve cents elsewhere plus a phone number MA in 3500. The document asserts free speech rights from Indiana's constitution.
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Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
Maryland St
Indianapolis
Indiana
God-Fearing Bakers Demand FTC Probe of Continental
Ohio Congressman Martin L Davay urges the Federal trade commission to investigate Continental Baking Co arguing that Northeastern Ohio independent bakers face ruin from alleged unfair trade practices. He cites a Doyle letter from Summit County and Akron listing statistics on local bakers and price disparities.
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Martin L. Davay
Ohio
Federal Trade Commission
Continental Baking Company
Continental Company
Arthur W. Doyle
Akron
Doyle
Summit County
Toledo
Cincinnati
Continental
Coolidge
Washington
la Follette
United States Attorney General
Special Messenger
Bakers
Do Pennsylvanians value their franchise in Senate race
In Congress, Rep Brooks Fletcher berates widespread voter indifference, highlighting Pennsylvania’s 1922 Senate elections with only one fifth turnout. He argues if William S Vare wins, the Senate may refuse seating him, warning that voting may be a gesture lacking real value.
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Congress
Brooks Fletcher
Marion
Ohio
Fletcher
Pennsylvania
William B. Wilson
William S.vare
Philadelphia
Vare
Senate
Republicans Push Debt Payoff as Campaign Frame
The adroit Mr Walb, Republican State committee chairman, says the drive to elect Watson Robinson and the State ticket will hinge on debt being paid by officers chosen by his party. He argues this shows voters that Republicans should govern, though the debt origin and justification raise questions.
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Jackson
McCray
Walb
Republican State Committee
Watson
Robinson
People debate ownership of radio channels in public interest
The piece argues that water and natural resources should remain public, questioning whether radio transmission channels should be private or public. It cites the Dill radio control bill as asserting federal jurisdiction over interstate radio energy and signals, preserving channels for the people and limiting ownership.
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United States
Congress
Teachers pets and roughnecks shape future fortunes
A child psychologist argues that rough, outspoken children gain better life prospects than quiet, well behaved ones. Mothers and teachers fret over misbehaving kids while the assertive child is likelier to succeed, and the quiet pupil may become a future failure. The piece blends quirky notes on Mussolini and Seattle with a playful closing line about facial hair.
Greatest Gift to Children by Mrs Walter Ferguson
A columnist argues the best parental gift is a happy childhood. Happy memories shape resilience and character, far beyond wealth or status. A loving home, even if humble, provides a refuge and cherished memories that endure beyond tribulations and define a child’s outlook.
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Europe
Mussolini and the Nation of Progress Rejected
The piece contrasts Mussolini’s plan to extend working hours with suppressing trade and new construction, arguing such policies demean history and freedom. It then shifts to a Independence Day event in New York, criticizes censorship of the national anthem, and notes a Boston businessman Jeremiah Smith's generosity to Hungary. It ends with a whimsical race between airplanes and pigeons, and a note on the President fishing in the Tidal Basin to show farmer empathy.
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Alexander Hamilton
Mussolini
Italy
I Lls
New York
Port Society
Civil Liberties Union
Old Dobbin
Baltimore Clipper
Auburn
N. Y
White House
Washington
Vermont
Paddock Speedster Cited In Berkeley Street Snafu
The world’s fastest man Charley Paddock allegedly caused a scene in Berkeley California after speeding through streets. Bebe Daniels reportedly seized a cop’s motorcycle to pursue him while the press agent remains untroubled.
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Charley Paddock
Berkeley
Calif
Bebe Daniels
The Very Idea of Asking Parents for a Ride
A humorous vignette contrasts a child’s plea to go barefoot or visit the store with parental advice. The dialogue shows a boy seeking money from his parents and the recurring refrain to ask the other parent. The domestic scene shifts to a married couple where the husband travels, and the wife often plans visits away from home. Copyright 1996 NEA Service.
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NEA Service
Real names and quick facts from a historic Q and A page
Answers cover Ramon Navarro birthplace and family, a naval remark by Robly Evans at Santiago, Canada population, Roosevelt dam details, Council of National Defense, mad cow danger, Coal-Oil Johnny, salesmen size effect, and hardest metal as per standards. Names: Ramon Gil Sa menyegos? Ramon Navarro, Du rango Mexico, July 3, 1898, Com mander Robly Evans, Salt River project, Roosevelt dam, Can ada population 8 788 483, United States Bureau Standards.
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