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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1929

Page

13

Parole Power Under Debate as Governor Releases some Convicts

The piece argues Governor Leslie's use of parole reflects reform goals rather than vengeance. It notes critics cite incomplete facts while praising leniency when released offenders reform. It urges patience, citing a fifty-fifty reform batting average as favorable for the governor.

Leslie

Wickershams Views on Prohibition and Reform

George Wickersham, noted lawyer and former attorney general, urges reform of prohibition laws. He favors state enforcement with federal oversight to prevent interstate illicit importation and argues abolition of federal enforcement would cut costs and reduce corruption. He warns of worsening outcomes if current policy persists. The piece also cites famine reports from Russia and China and reflections on global conflict.

George W. Wickersham United States Bar Association of the City of New York Hoover Wickersham Law “Enforcement Commission Doran Uncle Sam

Editorial writers assess Wickersham letter to Roosevelt

National papers dissect George W. Wickersham's message at the Eastern Point governors meeting. Critics from The New York Times and others argue it signals possible shifts on prohibition, while some call for clarification or broader enforcement changes.

George W. Wickersham Roosevelt Conn NEW York Times Anti-Saloon League Wickersham Hoover Prohibition New York Pennsylvania Louisiana Yyes Kansas Paris Leon Douardhe Disciples of Repeal

Irritability and Adaptability in Protoplasm Described

The text discusses irritability and conductivity as core protoplasm traits and notes adaptability as a key evolutionary factor. Dr. Newman explains how stimuli trigger localized and systemic responses via nerve fibers and protoplasm, with adaptive changes helping organisms fit their environment.

Newman Dr. Newman

Manchuria War Imbroglio and Prohibition Politics

M E Tracy argues Manchuria’s strategic railway fuels great power rivalry among Russia China and Japan. He links Bolshevism and modern China to ongoing conflict while analyzing internationalism including anti prohibition lobbying and debates over pacifists and immigration.

Russia China Japan Manchuria Pacific Ocean Franz Ferdinand

Diet Important in Gall Trouble

Dr Morris Fishbein reviews gall bladder issues tracing rise in cases after middle age, especially in women. He explains surgical removal when stones are present and recommends a gall bladder diet avoiding fats, alcohol, and rich foods, with lean meats and cooked vegetables as safer options. some cases still require removal.

Prohibition Debate Voices Mixed on Abstinence and Drink

The piece argues both for and against prohibition, noting hypocrisy among dry and wet supporters. It calls for active commitment, cites dangers of lax enforcement, and suggests education on abstinence while highlighting social pressures and potential excess.

Settlement Reached Over Chilean Incident in 1892

On July 17 1892 a settlement was reached after trouble with Chile following the Valparaiso clash. United States Minister Fagan accepted a 75000 indemnity from Chile for the Chile affair amid deaths of an American sailor and anti American sentiment during the civil war.

Chile United States Fagan Valpparaiso Baltimore

Quotations from Notables on Air Mail and Freedom

A collection of quotes from Robert P. La Mont Helen Hathaway and Carence Darrow. The remarks discuss future mail logistics resembling rail service, courtesy in professional settings, and a return to personal liberty and self-regulation.

Helen Hathaway Liberty America Carence Darrow

Four American scientists study monkeys in Panama return when legislatures open

The piece notes four American scientists in Panama to study monkeys who will come back when state legislatures reopen. It mockingly surveys topics from a Portland AMA convention to fashion, finance, and politics. It lampoons judges, divorce trends, and aviation versus submarine perils with a satirical tone.

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The excerpt cites a biblical verse and quotes Burke and Chanin on sin, truth, and social virtue, contrasting personal belief with civic behavior.

Burke

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