Free Speech Protects Interchange of Thought in Indiana
The Indiana Constitution proclaims no law shall restrain the free interchange of thought or restrict the right to speak write or print freely on any subject. Roy W. Howard, president of The Indianapolis Times, is noted in connection with the publication.
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Indiana
London
Moscow
Britain
Soviet Russia
Ramsey MacDonald
Arthur Henderson
Thomas
Denial by police leaders sparks call for reform
The piece argues that police resistance to arresting bootleggers shows deep political corruption and urges a grand jury probe and city manager change. It cites Remy’s charge as treasonous to government, notes broader Prohibition era scandals, and mentions Reed committee findings on Pepper, Mellon, Pinchot, Ware, and Watson.
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Remy
Mr. Remy
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Newberry
Reed
Missouri
Pepper
Mellon
Pinchot
Ware
Watson
Jim
Britain's Maneuvers Stir Alarm Across Oceans
The 1927 joint Army Navy and air maneuvers will be held in Narragansett Bay and New England to test the northeastern frontier with a full fleet and large war game force. Britain and Canada stay silent as Japan once did, using such drills to fuel nationalism and ease tax and service burdens.
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Narragansett Bay
New England
Great Britain
Holler
Japan
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Canada
Britain
A DOGS LIFE Prince the Beagle Story Ends in City
Prince the beagle endured accidents and illness from infancy in a midwestern city. After escapes from a factory pit bicycle and auto accidents pneumonia and a bulldog attack he finally died in a street collision, dying a gentleman as Life or the city claimed him.
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Prince
Why He Ran
The text argues Senator Watson fled the Senate chamber to avoid a vote on investigating frauds and corruption in the Pennsylvania primaries. It claims Watson supports lavish money in elections, counters Indiana’s stance against money in campaigns, and dodges blame for exposing an unusual situation surrounding campaign funds.
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Watson
Senate
Pennsylvania
Newberry
Michigan
Indiana
Alvin York Breaks Ground for Industrial Institute in Jamestown
Seven years after his WWI fame Alvin C. York began shaping peace projects with the Jamestown Tennessee groundbreaking of the Alvin C. York Industrial Institute. The $100000 school will include dormitories for boys and girls aimed at Cumberland plateau hill people still untouched by modern civilization. York notes courage of peace rivals heroism in battle and hopes the institute offers practical education.
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Sergi
Alvin C. York
America
Jamestown
Tenn
York
Blue Mountains
Cumberland Plateau
Political bedfellows photograph in Washington
Indiana Senator Watson and Senator Robinson posed with the President on the White House lawn for a photo. The moment aims to show Calvin’s approval of Jim despite ongoing mutual opinions. A compact political tease captures the optics of alliance.
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Watson
Indiana
Washington
Robinson
Calvin
Jim
Ink and Water Flight in Capitol Sparks Bush League Duel
A Capitol clash saw Rep Joan Rankin of Tupelo fling ink at lawyer Frank Hogan and Hogan retaliate with water as Capitol police broke up the scuffle. The incident sparked debate on decorum and the vigor of Congress amid a playful moralizing tone about American temper and change.
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Joan E. Rankin
Tupelo
Miss
Frank J. Hogan
Fredercik A. Fenning
Capitol
America
Diet Fads and Health Warnings Stir Debates on Meals
The piece contrasts nutritionist advice endorsing three meals a day with warnings about dieting harms. It cites Sir Alexander Dick and James Boswell at a birthday dinner tasting beef greens turkey asparagus cheese and wines. It laments dieting pressures on women and rising tuberculosis linked to poor diets.
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University of California
Sir Alexander Dick
Scotland
James Boswell
Probing costs and political pressure in early Pennsylvania primary
The piece surveys mounting campaign expenses in Pennsylvania and criticizes primary logistics. It notes compulsory registration, the need for hired observers, and the burden on parties, linking funding to voter reach and integrity. It also mentions Iowa’s GOP stance, reform pressures, and warnings about British labor unrest financed from abroad.
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Pennsylvania
The Price of a Champion in Boxing Controversy
The writer laments Poor Young Stribling and others, arguing that noble conduct clashes with boxing success. He contends that true champions must cast aside politeness and adopt a cave man mindset, or else stay out of the ring.
Two Executors Named for Judge Felt Estate
Mrs. Mattie Z. Felt and Truman T. Felt were named executors of the estate of the late Judge Edward W. Felt by Probate Judge Mahlon E. Bush. The appointment follows the will opened for probate and cites the judge's bequest of all personal property.
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Edward W. Felt
Mattie Z. Felt
Irvington Ave
Truman T. Felt
Mahlon E. Bush
Judge Felt
Two Local Colleges of Music Will Hold commencements
The nineteenth annual commencements of the Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts occur on Friday evening June 18 in the college auditorium. Dr. Henry N. Sherwood will address, Arthur W. Mason speaks, Mrs. Henry Schurmann presents diplomas, with chamber music by Rettig Ferguson and Watkins. Graduates include Cole Wakins and Christine Owens, plus Whelan, Rettig and others receiving certificates. An informal reception follows and a piano recital is planned Tuesday night.
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Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts
Henry N. Sherwood
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Arthur W. Mason
Henry Schurmann
Rettig
Consuela Coachman Rettig
Christine Owens
Gertrude Whelan
Maxine Ferguson
Mary Feagans
Charles Shipman
Esther Canter
Grace Bigelow
Elizabeth Ballard Long
Miss Whelan
Bomar Cramer
James Hatton
Glenn Frierwood
M. F. Whelan
Rave
Mastenet
James Hing
Brahms Gertrude Whelan
Coates
Schumann
Schumann Gertrude Whelan
Urran
Dees
Ramer
Leschitizky
Balakiref-Glinka
Polichinelle
Rachmaninoff
Mencement
Metropolis
Tan School of Music
Odeon
Corner North
Pennsylvania Sts
James W. Putnam
Butler University
Dean Putnam
Mildred Morrey Casey
Casey
Mu Phi Epsilon
Martha Ann Rundell
Hugh McGibeny
Elizabeth Flora Clements
Crawfordsville
Edward Nell
Mary A Galbraith
Flora M. Hunter
Helen Claire Payne
Payne
Rundell
Metropolitan School of Music
Ernest G. Hesser
Mr. Hesser
Lorle Krull
Elizabeth Kaltz
Arthur G. Menninger
Grace Hutchings
Earle Howe Jones
Frances Berk
Bernice van Sickle
Adolph Schellschmidt
Summer Vacation Fervor and Tragedy Intertwined
A nostalgic voice celebrates carefree summer days with kids at play and no school bells. Within a stark fragment, a fatal moment appears as a man holds a woman and she says I love you before he kills her, revealing a chilling contrast to carefree summers.
The Music Master at English's feature by Berkell
Art director Theman and associate Tom Adrian Cracraft showcase settings for Berkell productions at English's. The piece notes that much of their best work is reflected in The Music Master currently showing, with playful lines about time and neighbors shaping the mood. A jesting paragraph on a grape juice to wine process follows, ending with a humorous corking anecdote.
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Theman
Berkell
atEnglish
Eddie Eddie
Tom Adrian Cracraft
Light and dark of the moon and other Q and A topics
A collection of reader questions answered on astronomy mail ins, postal rules, actors, amphibians care, Edison star myth, and toxins versus antitoxins. Notable items include definitions of moon phase terms, Greece mail registration limits, Mary Miles Minter background, salamander care, Edison star hoax, and toxin antidote basics.
Methodist Ministers Picnic at Brookside Park
The Methodist Ministers Association of Indianapolis will hold its annual picnic at Brookside Park Monday at 10 a.m. Rev. Joseph G. Moore is president and announces Elmer Jones leads recreations while C B Black chairs the grounds committee.
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Methodist Ministers Association of
Indianapolis
Brookside Park
Joseph G. Moore
Elmer Jones
C. 8. Black
Joseph stories teach faith and character in trials
The article urges reading the full Joseph narrative from Genesis to grasp its lessons. It highlights Joseph as a model of courage, constancy, and faith under adversity, with power earned through virtue and divine submission rather than mere ambition.
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Wm. E. Gilroy
D. D
Congregationalist
Joseph
Pharaoh
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