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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
17
A historical Indiana Constitution clause asserts no law shall restrain free interchange of thought or the right to speak write or print on any subject. The text underlines strong protections for expression and press freedom.
The piece argues the Department of Justice seeks to smear Senator Wheeler through a Spokane grand jury probe, shifting focus to Edwin Booth while Wheeler’s allies Campbell and Booth face charges. It questions Daugherty’s motives and the persistence of probes tied to a larger political aim.
The article portrays John V. A. MacMurray arriving in Peking as a potential advocate for China’s territorial integrity and a square deal. It contrasts U S backing with foreign powers’ maneuvers in a melodramatic setup, urging Kellogg and Hay era principles to guide a favorable outcome.
Anne Nichols built the Broadway hit Abie's Irish Rose into a record breaking endurance run, turning a tough start into a lucrative empire. The play has drawn praise from audiences and critics alike, with Nichols declining millions in film rights while planning future projects. She recalls early struggles and her shift from acting to playwriting, aiming to produce more works while balancing her family life.
Berlin July 2 A German inventor has perfected a machine to measure airplane altitude by timing the echo from the aircraft to the ground. The device records the height within one ten-thousandth of a second.
Right here in Indiana General Omar Bundy native of Newcastle retired from the army after forty four years of service. The acting Secretary of War praised his loyalty gallantry and devotion to duty but he never received the distinguished service cross or medal. The piece contrasts his treatment with other war heroes and discusses state power over school curricula across Tennessee and Indiana.
The city plan commission proposes rerouting street cars at three downtown intersections Washington Pennsylvania Meridian Illinois to remove vehicle turns and curb jaywalking. The change would speed pedestrian flow and reduce congestion, though rail and auto operators may resist.
State board of education approves a plan for compulsory courses on history and the constitution in Indiana public schools. The action follows a 1925 law and aims to teach Indiana children essential state history to life-long civic awareness.
A humorous verse recounts a writer’s admission of being hooked on golf, trading skepticism for a growing passion. He jokes about clubs, swings, and learning to balance ball and stick while chasing better scores and the unpredictable game.
The city board of safety ordered two more automatic traffic signals yesterday to supplant flesh and blood police at key downtown intersections. They will free officers for other duties while improving efficiency, though they lack judgment in emergencies and cannot replace live traffic officers entirely.
The article outlines wind velocity thresholds for high wind gale storm and hurricane per the U S Weather Bureau. It compares 1921 farm and 1918 industrial household expense shares, noting farm households received substantial in-kind support. It also clarifies vested rights on remarriage under veterans benefits and defines gargoyle as a projecting carved stone spout for roof drainage.
In a corrected column the question asks about postage on printed matter mailed by individuals to foreign countries and whether it is cheaper than mailing within the United States or to Cuba. The answer states foreign rates are one cent per two ounces while U S rates are two cents per two ounces up to eight ounces, with parcel post beyond that.
Tom Sims offers a string of humorous maxims about shape of the world, daily habits, temper, appearance, patience, and love. He muses on ruggedness and desire, comparing people to trees and noting quirks of fried chicken and knickers. Copyright 1925 NEA Service Inc.
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