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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
7
Rival Cities and Indianapolis City Manager Proposal
Opinion piece comparing Cincinnati and Cleveland on tax cuts and public service and proposing Indianapolis adopt a city manager government to reduce politics in contracts and policing. Warns of corporate influence via Alabama Power and Electric Bond and Share Company. cites upcoming Congress vote and lame duck risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Duvall
Ohio
Alabama Power Company
The
Electric Bond and Share Company
Debating Cambodia Rubber Land Swap With France
The Paris rumor says Deputy Outrey proposed ceding two million Cambodian acres for rubber in Indo China in exchange for canceling much of France's US debt. The columnist notes Cambodia’s population and labor limits and recalls De Wolf Hopper's opera tie to the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Cambodia
Paris
Deputy Outrey
Committee On Colonies
America
M. Outrey
Florida
Indo China
South China Sea
Philippines
Muscle Shoals Lease Status Delayed by Senate Action
Washington reports an adjournment recommendation by the Senate steering committee excludes Muscle Shoals from immediate action. Administration signals abandonment of leasing the government property unless unexpected developments occur, though President Coolidge aims to force a vote on the lease bill. The Muscle Shoals dispute continues amid nationwide debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscle Shoals
Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Teasea
Whistling in Graveyard Over Indiana Senate Nominee
Senator Watson proclaims renomination despite backing Newberryism and election corruption in Michigan. The piece argues such methods insult Indiana Republicans and deny party endorsement, urging voters to overlook his primary gains and await November verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Senate
Newberry
Michigan
Indiana
California Supreme Court backs Harman divorce ruling
The Harman v Harman case in California upholds a fault based divorce citing a wife’s back seat driving as cause. Claud Harman, a San Francisco locomotive engineer, described constant interference and screaming during driving. The ruling endorses the husband's plea despite lower court dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Supreme Court of California
Harman
Claud Harman
Doughty
San Francisco
Jessie
State Supreme Court
Fillip
City Life vs Country
A columnist argues city dwellers misjudge rural life and that small towns offer deeper neighborliness and meaningful human contact. The essay praises the country as a source of lasting impressions and true community, insisting urban life cannot replace this experience.
Nightlife clash over 2 a.m. closing sparks city debate
Mayor backs 2 a.m. close for New York night clubs amid noise and safety concerns. World calls it silly. proprietors warn of $5 million annual business impact. Congress weighs farm cooling signals as Brookhart row stirs national mood. publicity saves soldier from desertion in French army case. Weston the walker, at 88, is profiled for his century of feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walker
McLaughlin
New York World
David Hirschfield
Campaign finance pressures in a moneyed political landscape
The text questions how a poor or middle class candidate can afford a Senate run given high costs and campaign demands. It notes laws to limit spending clash with a system of required mailings, travel, and events, implying self-funding marks wealth while big donations imply influence, and small donations burden the poor.
The Very Idea of a Restful Motoring Outing
A narrator plans a family road trip for rest but faces chaotic traffic and failed plans. The piece blends humorous observations on driving, roads, and the learning that not every journey offers calm, with a closing note on common sense and everyday humor.
Fox Plans Major 1926 27 Production Slate
Fox announces 49 dramatic features 52 two reel comedies 26 one reel varieties and 104 news reels for the 1926 27 season with stars including Tom Mix George OBrien Janet Gaynor Olive Borden and more directed by Ford Borzage Walsh and others. Plans includelocation shoots in England France Alaska and the Philippines with a half million dollar outdoor lot purchase and a target for massive studio output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Films
Eschieiens
Tom Mix
Tony
George O'Brien
Bucky Jones
Alma Trubens
Madge Bellamy
Margaret Livingston
Edmund Lowe
Janet Gaynor
Leslie Fenton
Olive Borden
Kathryn Perry
Len Tellegen
J. Farrell MacDonald
Earle Foxe
Charles Farrell
Victo McLaglen
Captain Flagg
Dolores del Rio
Charmaine
Belle Bennett
Samuel Goldwyn
George 8S
Sydney
Virginia
Valli
Jacques Lerner
Hollywood
England
France
Alaska
Philippines
United States
Esquimaux
Einar Mikkelson
John Ford
Maxwell Anderson
Laurence Stallings
Raoul Varish
J. T. O'Donohue
David Belasco
David Warfield
Peter Grimm
George Sidney
Victor Schertzinger
Marcheta
The
Prairies
Herman Whittaker
Over the Border
Answers to Questions About 1924 Bank Failures and Names
The text notes 613 bank failures in the United States for 1924 with total facilities of 202 026 206 dollars. It mentions Gloria Swanson’s marriage to the Marquis de la Falaise et de la Courdaye and gives her home address as Westchester New York. It adds that Roses of Picardy was composed in 1916 by Haydn Wood and is not attributed to a specific dedicatee. It defines an ampere as a practical unit of electric current equal to one volt across a one ohm resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
West Indian
Uncle Sam
Cambodia
de Wolf Hopper
Hopper
United States
Gloria Swanson
Marquis de la Falaise Et de la Courdaye
Westchester, N. Y
Picardy
Haydn Wood
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Miss Edythe Elliott
Indianapolis Times
Roy W. Howard
Scripps‘Howard Newspaper Alliance
Audit Bureau of Circulations
WM. A. Mayburn
Mgr
United Press
NEA Service
Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
Maryland St
Cincinnati
Cleveland
National Power Combine
Scripps-Howard
Congress
Page DE Wolf Hopper
Walter Ferguson
Tracy
M. E. Tracy
Wee O
Iowa
White House
Brookhart
Ole Ose
Bennett J. Doty
Damascus
Edward Payson Weston
Philadelphia
Weston
Boston
Continent
Terr . Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Nashville
Southland
Memphis
Birmingham
Montgomery
Pensacola
Ohio River
Kentucky
Alabama
Mexican Gulf
Gulf Coast
H. M. Mounts, T. P
New Orleans
Maz. Bank
Cincinnons West
Southwest
T. Carpenter
LL Pullman
Fox
Frank Borzage
Raoul Walsh
F. W. Murnau
John Griffith Wray
Howard Hawks
J. G. Blystone
Irving Cummings
Harry Beaumont
Thomas Buckingham
R. William Neill
Robert P. Kerr
George E. Marshall
Emmett Flynn
Albert Roy
H.G. Wells
A. S. M. Mutchinson
Hermann Whitaker
James Gleason
Richard Taber
Winchell Smith
Charles Klein
Clyde Fitch
O. Henry
Rena Fauchers
Pierre Wolff
Gaston Lergux
Gerald Beaumont
Adela Rogers St. Johns
Harry Delf
Patterson McNutt
Anne Morrison
Aus
West Coast
Palace Theater
Traverse Douglas
Chalfonts
Dixie
Greene
Gale
Aurora
Europe
Eileen Percy
Creighton Hale
Pathe News
Gerald Griffin
English's
Keith's
Jan Rubint
Th Lyric
Colonial
Circle
Isis
Uptown
World
Palm Beach
Apollo
Izanat
Citizens Gas Co
Majestic
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