Indianapolis Times Masthead and Contact Details
The Indianapolis Times shows editors Martin Peters and editors Peters and Johnson with Roy W. Howard as president. It lists agency affiliations United Press and NEA Service and notes daily publication from %d S. Meridian Street with subscription rates ten to twelve cents per week.
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Ball Game Benefit for Riley Memorial Hospital in Washington Park
A Tuesday charity ball game at Washington Park raises funds for the Riley Memorial Hospital for Children. All proceeds go to the hospital, with no expenses diverted. The appeal frames the event as a civic good and Indiana public life commentary follows.
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Riley Memorial Hospital
Riley Memorial Hospital For Children
Indiana
Readers Quest Facts from The Times Ask The Times
Answers cover Shakespeare birth date the 1564 baptism and probable birthday, U S women employed in 1920 census, Christ birth and crucifixion dates, ape handedness, formation of the American Red Cross, salted peanuts preparation, and wool washing tips with steady water temperature and drying guidance.
Undertakers' Cardboard Memorials Mark Fatal Traffic Toll
Detroit motorists are reminded of dangers of careless driving as a cardboard memorial is placed on Main Thoroughfares. The monument in front of City Hall lists the names of those killed in traffic accidents.
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Detroit
France
John Smith
Uncle Sam a Boob? Herbert Quick on Canada US Canal Prospect
The essay recalls a Canadian official urging joint US Canada construction of the St. Lawrence waterway and power plants. It warns that if the United States does not join, Canada will proceed alone, potentially straining ties and giving Canada leverage over American commerce and welfare. The piece argues for partnership to avoid hard feelings.
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Canada
Great Lakes Basin
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St. Lawrence Waterway
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Indianapolis Club Outing to Culver June 24
The Indianapolis Passenger Traffic Club plans an outing at Culver on June 24 with special cars provided. They will travel to Michigan in July using the same arrangement and vehicles.
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Indianapolis
Culver
Michigan
Bicycle Ring Charged to Eight Boys
City detectives uncovered a bicycle theft conspiracy involving eight youths aged 12 to 15 and nearly 1000 dollars in loot. William Metz, 16, was arrested. 16 bicycles were found in parts at his Baltimore Avenue home. Police say the ring stole 2 to 4 bikes daily, disassembled them, replaced parts, repainted them, and sold them.
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Baltimore Avenue
Metz
Rubush
Shea
Mrs Evaline O Connor Dies at Home
Mrs Evaline O Connor 42 wife of M Maurice O Connor 3564 Central Ave died today of heart trouble at her home after three years ill health. Funeral at 9 a m Monday at St Joan of Arc Church with burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Survived by husband president of M O Connor & Co wholesale grocers and sister Mrs Ferris Carson Myers of Indianapolis.
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M. Maurice O'Connor
Central Ave
St. Joan of Arc Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
M O'Connor & Co
Ferris Carson Myers
Indianapolis
I’m Gonna Get Mine by Berton Bralbe y
A biting poem portrays a ruthless creed of self advantage in a world of struggle. A young man declares he will seize whatever he can while others are trampled. The speaker condemns greed and contempt for honor as life’s grab bag. Copyright 1923 NEA Service.
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Detroit’s Long Safety Push Against Traffic Deaths
A Detroit safety campaign makes a dramatic stand to curb traffic fatalities. Officials erect a memorial at city hall listing yearly victims and place life size undertaker figures and giant crosses and warn drivers of the consequences. Education is cited as the key solution to the human factor in accidents.
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Tom Sims Says Cartoon Wit on Marriage and Taxes
A Chicago column presents a string of aphorisms about marriage, money, and daily life. The items poke fun at divorce, auto taxes, summer heat, and love while mixing playful observations and quirky maxims.
Women in Banking Debate Home Duty Versus Career
Two women bank presidents challenge the cry stay home by arguing for balance. Mrs. Abernathy of Lexington Oklahoma and Miss Movius of Lidgerwood North Dakota insist home life should precede career but allow women to enter business once home duties are settled, urging commitment before full pursuit.
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Lexington
Okla
Security State Bank
Abernathy
M. O. Movius
First National Bank of
Miss Movius
City Expenditures Fall Slightly in 1922 Reports
City and school systems released 1922 annual reports showing civil city spending at 8 550 191 and school city at 6 079 000 versus 10 678 090 and 7 775 838 in 1921. Total civil and school receipts reached 10 594 347 and 6 427 025 respectively with year end balances of 2 044 156 and 248 025.
Festival Dances Parade At Coburn School No 66
Pupils at Coburn School No 66 staged a June festival on Maple Rea and Broadway. The eighth grade performed a costume dance and various grades presented dances and drills including a Dutch dance and Captain Jinks. A traveling bag was stolen from Jack Schnab 1056 W Twenty-Fourth St contents valued at 40.
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Wheeler
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Meng
Riker
Jinks
Jack Schnab
W. Twenty-Fighth St
Poisons That Cure I Latest test Coupe of Scientists
Wisconsin investigators report a new arsenic compound Tryparsamid that regresses paresis in many insane patients and signals progress in the anti syphilis campaign. The government hygienic laboratory reports sulfursphenamine injections as a safer alternative. The article notes broader future hopes against pneumonia and tuberculosis.
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Wisconsin
Bichrrich
Washington
Sunday dances opposed by WCTU and church groups
Central W C T U members today opposed a city council proposal to remove Sunday dancing restrictions in parks and public halls. The Church Federation of Indianapolis adopted a similar resolution and Dr H C Winders executive secretary said federation will send representatives to protest before the council.
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Church Federation of Indianapolis
H. C. Winders
Stock Transfer Approved in Ensley Estate
Probate Judge Mahlon E. Bush approved a transfer of stock in the Guardsal Paint Company valued at $18,000 from Oliver P. Ensley to his brother Marion Ensley. The estate will be settled in Probate Court for a year with a $200,000 bond securing the heir.
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Agurdsal Paint Company
Oliver P. Ensley
Marion Ensley
Mahlon E. Bush
Hand Carved White Gold Rings With Diamonds
Hand carved white gold rings with diamonds offered starting at $20.00. Prices rise with design and stone quality. A local jeweler advertises custom pieces and in store availability.
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