Indianapolis Times Business Card Fragment
The Indianapolis Times lists Roy W. Howard as president and WM. A. Mayburn as business manager. It notes affiliations with the Rove Howard Newspaper Alliance and the Audit Bureau of Circulations and that the paper is published daily except Sunday at 214-220 W. Maryland St Indianapolis with weekly rates.
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Rove Howard Newspaper Alliance
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Pee Eee Times Publishing Co
Maryland St
Indianapolis
Song Ropers
Indiana Constitution Free Speech Clause
The document asserts that no law shall restrain the free interchange of thought and opinion, or restrict the right to speak write or print freely on any subject. It upholds free expression as a fundamental right guaranteed by the state constitution.
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Indiana
Coolidge on Freedom at Norwegian Centennial Address
The excerpt notes President Coolidge’s non political, reflective speech at Minnesota’s Norwegian centennial celebrating 1825 immigration. It contrasts 1825 ideals of individual freedom and sovereignty with contemporary concerns about liberty amid political reaction and rising bigotry.
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Coolidge
Minnesota
United States
Europe
Atlantic
United
Competitors Help One Another in Business Trends
ABrilliant woman reaches top roles prompts envy but later benefits from shared success. The United States Chamber of Commerce reports to the International Chamber of Commerce on June 21 in Brussels, noting railroads gain traffic from motor trucks through local distribution and auto parts movement, expanding reachable markets and shipping.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
International
Maria Chapdelaine in a Northern Winter and Summer
Walter D. Hickman reviews Louis Hemon and W H Blake translation Maria Chapdelaine as a vivid tale of faith nature and romance on Canada’s Lake St John. The novella paints a chilly winter and bright summer, tracing Maria Chapdelaine’s devout heart and the tragic romance amid harsh landscape.
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Canada
Maria Chapdelaine
MacMillan Company
Louis Hemon
Hemon
Maria
Chapdelaines
Mme. Chapdelaine
New Books At City Library Include Fiction Poems and Essays
The Public Library adds numerous new fiction titles by authors such as M T Aimery de Pierrebourg Barbara onne, Alice Brown, F R Buckley and Sheila Kaye Smith among others. Poetry and drama listings feature works by J C Farra Roman Dyboski and Mrs D W Farmington plus study guides and collections.
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Public Library
Cleopatra
T.) Aimery de Pierrebourg
Baronne
Ann
Alice Brown
F. R. Buckley
Matilda
Sophia Clough
Crosbie Garstin
Harbotble
John Hargrave
Sheila Kaye-Smith
Alice MacGowan
Perry Newberry
T. N. Page
Margaret Pedler
Eden Phillpotts
Ernest Poole
A. B. Reeve
Mr. Collin
Gunnar Lerner
Green Archer
Edgar Wallace
J. C. Farra
Maine
R. P. Gray
A.C
T.) Meynell
E A. Boyd
Roma
J. W. Duff
Roman Dyboski
D. W
Farmington
F. A
W.) Steel
B. H. Clark
W. J. le la Mare
Army Politics In Defense Day Test Sparks Maryland Fight
Maryland Governor W Ritchie opposes Maryland's official role in the Defense Day exercise on July 4. The dispute highlights a split in the War Department between Citizens Army advocates led by General Pershing and old army men backing the Reserve Corps alongside National Guardsmen. Secretary Weeks argues the day should showcase trained officers and reservists, not citizen training camps. The controversy involves Maryland and other states, with governors signaling cooperation and a Connecticut governor opposing the plan as a holiday for guardsmen and regulars.
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National Guardsmen
Regular Army
Emery Upton
Army
Weeks
Citizens
Uain
Ritchie
Adjt
Newton K. Reckord
Maryland National Guard
Guardsmen's Association
John H. Trumbull
Connecticut
War Department
Wit and wisdom from Tom Sims humor column
A 1925 NEA Service humor piece quotes Tom Sims on life like a moving checker game, marrying for money, arguing with fools, bachelor jokes, weather gripes, and light social observations. It notes forest fires in Michigan and jesting quips about Germany France and Wasps.
Readers Ask Times: Religion Founders and Geography Queries
The letter asks about founders of major religions including Confucius Moses Zoroaster Buddha Jesus and Mohammed. It also explains why cakes rise unevenly and cites Bible verses Song of Solomon. It notes Fahrenheit named after Daniel Fahrenheit and identifies Ushuaia as Argentina's Tierra del Fuego capital with about 500 inhabitants.
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Moses and the Prophets
Zoroaster
Buddha
India
Jesus of Nazareth
Mohammed
Ushuaia
Tierra del Fuego
Argentina
Beagle Channel
Baby girl in Swiss nurse role stirs Indiana trust fight
Anita Oser, a Swiss girl living in Berne, becomes central to a Federal Court dispute in Indianapolis over an $8 million Rockefeller trust. Her grandparents Harold F. McCormick and Edith Rockefeller McCormick clash for control, highlighting wealth and inheritance questions.
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Nita Oser
Berne
Switzerland
Federal
Indianapolis
Harold F. McCormick
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Anita
Standard Oilompany
America
Standard Styles in Clothes Debate at Federation Meeting
John D. Sherman of the Federation of Women's Clubs promotes standardized dress for women to cut clothing costs while noting men already show steadier styles. She argues longevity could curb fashion waste though consensus among women is unlikely and vanity remains a motive in attire.
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John D. Sherman
Federation of Women's Club
West Baden
Ind
Memorial Day Classic Fatal Crash Raises Safety Debate
The death of Indianapolis capably driver snot Kinsley on a Hammond dirt track sparks criticism of small dirt races. The piece argues dirt speedways entertain at danger and lack civilization value while recalling historic brutality and the sport’s risky appeal.
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Snot Kinsley
Hammond
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Police Fire Up On Duty Smoking Ban
Chief Rikhoff imposes a stern on duty smoking ban and patrol rules banning street car patrols. The piece critiques rapid edicts and spasmodic clean ups that disrupt discipline, citing a 280 dollar grocery safe theft and questioning manpower and misallocation of officers and duties.
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Hief Rikhoff
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne Ave
So This Is London shines on Berkell bill at Lyric
Alf Wilson and Mary Hill headline strong Berkell Players turns in refined English characterization as Sir Percy Beauchamp and Lady Beauchamp. Milton Byron Martha Morton and Bob Fay provide broad burlesque, with strong shows by Nat Nazarro Buck and Bubbles and Marion at the Palace. A varied program includes Taketas juggling, Taketas porch balance, and Quicksand by Rance Gray players.
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Alf Wilson
Mary Hill
London
Wilson
Sir Percy Beauchamp
Lady Beauchamp
Sir Percy
Berkell
Milton Byron
Martha Morton
Bob Fay
Byron
Edythe Filiott
Larry Sullivan
Alfred Honeycutt
Sullivan
Idabelle Arnold
Tommy Evans
Robert St. Clair
William V. Hull
Berkell Playere
Raymond Wilbert
Lyric
Nat Nazarro
Buck
Bubbles
Navarro
Taketas
Ben Laughlin
Wyoming
Five Hundred Scotch For Half a Dollar Rum Scheme
Atlantic City reports a bootlegging scheme where a half dollar is split to pay for five hundred cases of Scotch, exchanged via a shore big boy and a rum running captain. Coast Guard Captain Ridgley notes dry laws have not stopped bootleg operations. most booze is home produced and the blockade reduces onshore profits.
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Tlantic
Jersey
Atlantic City
Randolph Ridgley
Cape May
Coast Guard
Ridgley
Washington
New York
Navy
War Department
Advice on keeping children cool in hot weather
Hal Cochrane urges careful guidance for families during heat waves. He advises sheltered play, lightweight clothing, light meals, fresh greens, and cool baths to protect children from sun and heat.
Stage verdict and acts shine on hot weather bill
Palace Claude and Marion deliver a breezy comedy antidote while English's Berkell Players give a strong London spoof. The Three acts stand out with Raymond Wilbert Nazarro Buck and Bubbles and Fantino Sisters and company delivering splended performances.
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Palace
Claude
Marion
Berkell
London
Raymond Wilbert
Nazarro
Buck
Bubbles
Fantino
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Indianapolis Times
Roy W. Howard
WM. A. Mayburn
Bus. Mer
United Press
NEA Service
Fem
Weekly Book Review
Walter D. Hickman
Tom Sims
Germany
France
Milwaukee
Michigan
Big Sister
NEA Service, Inc
Washington Bureau
New York Ave
Washinton
D. C
Ejitor
Garbie
Daniel Fahrenheit
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Spudz
Talbert
PVE
Mother Nature
Twentieth Century Limited
Leland
St. Clair
Clifford
Kramer
Kibble
Kane
Fantino Sisters and Company
Ben Loughlin
Circle
Ave “Grounds For
Ohio
Broad Ripple Park
ALA
By Hal Cochrane
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