Indianapolis Times Masthead and motto details
The Indianapolis Times publishing info lists daily edition details, office address at 214 220 W Maryland St Indianapolis. It notes Marion County pricing 2 to 10 cents weekly and elsewhere 3 to 12 cents weekly. Names ROYD W HOWARD, BOYD GURLEY, FRANK G MORRISON appear as president editor and business manager. The motto Give Light and the People Will Find Their Own Way is included.
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Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
Maryland Street
Indianapolis
Jad
Marion County
Royd W. Howard
Dailey Nominated for Indiana Governor on Democratic Ticket
The piece argues Frank C. Dailey offers a clear anti corruption platform versus Republican figures tied to past leadership. It urges voters to support Dailey in November as a rebuke to prior regimes and to end Indiana political nightmares. It also notes Byrd warns of summer hazards for mariners and calls for safety measures.
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Frank C. Dailey
Dailey
Stephenson
Indiana
Leslie
Muscle Shoals Bill Heads Toward Law as Deadline Looms
Congress has overwhelmingly approved a bill to retain the Muscle Shoals project for the public, with President Coolidge urged to sign before midnight. The measure spares private interests and guards the government from handing the valuable property to those same groups. A veto could boost the Democratic candidate’s summer prospects.
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Congress
Coolidge
Act of Congress
Ocean flight dangers urged as Byrd warns of losses
The piece notes 35 deaths since January from ocean flights and endorses Commander Richard E. Byrd’s call in the Saturday Evening Post for safer, better equipped three engined planes, rubber boats, landing flares, and luminous dials to improve trans ocean travel safety.
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Richard E. Byrd
United States Navy
Saturday Evening Post
Byrd
Paris
Ver-sur-Mer
Senator Glass Criticizes Reserve Board Policy Drift
Senator Carter Glass, voicing sharp criticism of the Federal reserve system, denounces the board for forcing a uniform rediscount rate and worries about the growth of brokers loans drawing credit to New York. He urges administrative correction without legislative action to curb broker loans and questions centralized rediscount power.
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Federal Reserve
Carter Glass
Reserve Board
Washington
New York
Chicago Reserve Bank
New York Reserve Bank
Glass
Virginia
Deprivation Spurs Texas Potash Discovery for Independence
Nations and individuals benefit from deprivation as they develop new resources. Potash, vital to agriculture and industry, was once imported mainly from Germany. War cut off supplies, prompting U S Interior search that uncovered rich Texas deposits, potentially freeing the country from reliance on foreign beds.
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United States
Germany
Interior Department
Texas
Sun Spots and Magnetic Storms Linked by Early Theories
David Dietz explains how scientists linked auroras and magnetic storms to sun spots without a direct sun earth magnetic path. The piece covers theories of solar electron radiation, Maunder's hypothesis on spot formation regions, and puzzles like storms missing spots or appearing globally.
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Earth
Maunder
Day of organization in democracy and industry
The piece argues that democracy and republican government require political and economic organization. It highlights Hoover's control of the Republican national committee, calls for industrial democratization led by Sidney Hillman, and outlines practical steps like stock distribution and unemployment insurance to align labor and capital.
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Hoover
Kansas City
Republican National Committee
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
George
Senate
Committee
Smith
Lowden
Watson
Indiana
Willis
Ohio
Dawes
Dark Horse
Jim Reed
Missouri
Hull
El Greco and Velasquez in Durant’s Civilizational Portraits
Will Durant surveys El Greco’s spiritual modernity and Velasquez’s truthfulness in portraiture. He traces El Greco’s mystic style, notes his Toledo works, and praises Velasquez for “veridad, no pintira” as he captures the king and court life, ending with Olivares and a note on Durants’ continuation.
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St. Jerome
Debussey
Berlioz
Litz
Stravinsky
Scriabine
Moussorgsky
Maeterlinck
Ros
Zola
Brieux
Hauptmann
Domenico ‘Teatocopuli
Feliz Hortensio
San Tome
Toledo
Orgaz
Domenico Greco
Santo Domingo el Antigua
Seville
Duke of Olivares
Alcazar Palace
Velasquez
Philip IV
Philip
Dresden
Olivarez
Valasquez
Will Durant
What is a typical American and other Q A items
Questions and answers cover the typical American by Dr Ales Hrdlicka including physique features and facial traits, organization mergers of Lone Scouts with Boy Scouts, horsepower definitions, last spike at Promontory May 10, 1869, large hailstones events, annual U S education spending breakdown, and a coast to coast flight by Lieutenant Maughan with 2,680 mile course in 18 hours 26 minutes.
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China
Ales Hrdlicka
National Museum At
Washington
Boulton and Watt
London
Promontory
Utah
Stanford
Durant
Union Pacific Railroad
Maughan
United States Army
Mitchelfield
Long Island
N. Y
San Francisco
Cal
Fragmented Reflection and Quotations in Brief
A brief montage of childhood thoughts, religious verse, and philosophical quotes. References include First Corinthians 13:11 and Rousseau about sleep of reason, presented as a fragmentary, fragmented digression.
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Rousseau
Progressive Republicans attack Fed policy on stock gambling
The article reports Senator Glass and allies criticizing the Federal Reserve Board for a policy seen as enabling brokers loans for stock speculation. It cites loan growth from 800 million to over 5 billion, calls for administrative remedies, and notes positions of Smith, Wagner, Barkley, and other politicans amid broader campaign tensions.
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Federal Reserve Board
Carter Glass
Virginia
Glass
Middle West Farm
al Smith
Wall Street
Mith
Wagner
New York
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Smith
Reserve Board
Washington
Congress
Federal Reserve System
This Date in U S History June 7 Highlights
June 7 marks events from 1700 chartering Pennsylvania to 1901 Andrew Carnegie gift and U S history notes. The origin query cites Euripides line about gods and madness, noting a misattributed aphorism linking divinity and loss of senses.
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Pennsylvania
Bank of the United States
Philadelphia
Taylor and Fillmore
Harrison and Reid
Andrew Carnegie
Euripedes
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