Indianapolis Times Masthead and Publication Details
The Indianapolis Times lists Roy W. Howard as President Felix F. Bruner as Editor and WM. A. Mayborn as Business Manager. It notes membership in the Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance and the Audit Bureau of Circulations, with United Press and NEA Service as news sources. Published daily except Sunday at 214 200 W. Maryland St Indianapolis rates: ten cents a week in town twelve cents elsewhere.
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Indiana Constitution Statement on Free Thought and Speech
A historical Indiana constitutional wording asserts that no law may restrain free interchange of thought and opinion or restrict the right to speak write or print on any subject.
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Indiana
Indianapolis Coliseum Plan Faces Public Debate
A column criticizes a nearly half million dollar site choice for a municipal coliseum calling for a downtown location near Washington Street. It questions funding for schools and urges growth into a better, more neighborly city with shared civic priorities.
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Ayor Shank
Indianapolis
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Statehouse
Population Growth in Indianapolis Draws Census Attention
Census bureau experts note Indianapolis has shown measurable population growth in the last five years. The article weighs not only numbers but who the new citizens are and why they choose the city, exploring who among newcomers contributes most to Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
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Oregon School Law and Liberty in Education
Editorial discusses the Oregon Supreme Court ruling on parental rights to choose schools and the limits on state power to standardize children's education. It argues the decision protects liberty, conscience, and thought, warning against 100 percent Americanism and political control over public schooling. It emphasizes preserving full Bill of Rights vitality beyond the First Amendment.
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United States Supreme Court
Tennessee
United States
Struggle for Hungary’s throne as Horthy and Zita clash
Washington column sketches a real life duel for the Hungarian crown between Regent Admiral Miklós Horthy and former Empress Zita. It recalls past confrontations with King Charles and notes Horthy’s bid to become ruler while awaiting Allied approval.
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Beauties and the Editor’s View on Beauty and Brain
A reader in The Times argues beauty and brains are compatible. She contends the stereotype of pretty women being dumb stems from jealousy and that personal grooming and dress enhance intellect, relationships, and social influence in marriage and family life.
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History repeats itself stutters in odd observations
A collection of quips and snippets from 1925 musing on psychology makeup taint and fashion includes jokes about Charlie Chaplin, a truck accident in Cairo Ti and a bust of Hindenburg.
Right Here in Indiana by Gaylord Nelson
The article reports Indiana judge Dan White fining four speeding motorists in ex court No 2 after State police caught them speeding on highways. It contrasts state enforcement with columnist views on federal power and matrimony laws, arguing state authority and legal reforms should be carefully considered.
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Dan White
Indiana
Cannonball Baker
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Hoosier
Columbus
Bank Bandits Plague Indiana Prompts Rethink on Policing
A lone bandit robbed Fletcher Savings Rural St branch of about 3000 yesterday morning after forcing staff into calisthenics. A previous fall robbery at the same bank netted about 4000 and the culprits were never caught. Writers argue for stronger punishment over new policing schemes.
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Uniform Divorce Laws Demand Federal Amendment
Hurst associate editor of a Woman's magazine urged club women at West Baden to back a Federal uniform divorce law. She argued state rights are weakening and Congress should claim power over marriage and divorce, warning against compromise and calling for passage of an amendment.
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A Woman's Magazine
United States
West Baden
Genevieve Park
Hair of the Dog at French Lick Traction Meeting
Indiana and nearby states send about 200 representatives to the Central Railway Association mid summer meeting at French Lick. A bus fleet and dealer displays reveal traction men embracing motor transport, arguing electric roads remain vital while fearing private auto competition.
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Two Public Recitals At Irvington Temple And Garden Theatre
Jes sie McWhirter soprano and nine year old Robert Schrepferman pianist will perform in a public recital at the Irvington Masonic Temple. The program features young Schrepferman, a noted pupil of the Irvington School of Music. Also announced is a Palace Theatre program with Say It With Flowers and a varied vaudeville line up including Golfing a la Carte and The Four of Us. The Private Piano School Studio hosts a post graduate recital tonight with Willian Carr Greene presenting Miss Norman Heuer and collaborators. Local film listings note features at multiple theaters and new showings at Isis.
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Irvington 1 Masonic Temple
Jessie McWhirter
Robert Schrepferman
Young Schrepferman
Irvington School of Music
Mabel May
Ben Laughlin
Rance Gray
Palace Theater
Pathe News
Willian Carr Greene
Norman Heuer
University Court
Bernice van
Mildred Dodds
Everett Todd
Question Desk Answers From The Times Offering Fact Insights
Reader inquiries cover topics from linen production in the United States to ancient Rome and leather tanning. The Times outlines its reply policy and provides summarized explanations on the ancillia shields, logarithms, and historical leather tanning methods including shifts in lime use and English tanner practices by 1825.
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America
States Debt Surge Across Regions in Census Findings
The Census Bureau reports a 127.4 percent rise in bonded debt of states counties and cities from 1912 to 1922 rising from 3.82 billion to 8.69 billion while federal debt declines. Improvements like roads schools and public buildings drive the growth with Arkansas and West Virginia showing the largest increases and Massachusetts the smallest.
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Massachusetts
Alabama
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
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Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
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Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Mysterious Young Wardrobe Wear and Missing Buttons
A playful lament on children’s clothing wear as mysteries of the era. Stumbling questions about stockings thinning at the knee and buttons vanishing. The speaker notes surprise, hints at universal patterns, and asks for explanations behind common kid fashion quirks.
Judge withholds judgment in bigamy case
Juvenile Judge Frank J. Lahr today withheld judgment against Lettie Simmons 21 of 554 Holly Ave Bowling Green Kentucky. She promised to divorce her first husband Shelton Simmons and marry Harry Nicholson 23 of 1520 Roosevelt Ave. Simmons said she wanted to bring her two small children to Indianapolis. Simmons had mistreated his wife.
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Lettie Simmons
Holly Ave
Shelton Simmons
Bowling Green
Harry Nicholson
Roosevelt Ave
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