Indianapolis Times June 14 1928 front page note
The Indianapolis Times date June 14 1928 lists staff and pricing details. Publication information shows editor Boyd Gurley and president Frank G Morrison with Roy W. Howard. A phone line is provided as MAIN 3500 for inquiries.
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Indianapolis Times
Scripps-Howard
Maryland Street
Indianapollis
Ind
Marion Conners
Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
Boyd Gurley
Roy W. Howard
Frank G. Morrison
Kansas City Mob Turns Out For Hoover Protest
Dispatches describe a large crowd of farmers and supporters storming a Kansas City convention to oppose Hoover. Leaders named include O. C. Mays J. J. Maroney and Farris Jay accused as prohibition agents and political tools.
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Kansas City
Hoover
Watson
O. C. Mays
J. J. Maroney
Farris Jay
Prohibition
Maroney
Stephenson
Tom Adams
Robinson
Mays
Jay
Bad Advertising for Indiana in National Politics
The piece lambasts Indiana politics and the Watson campaign calling it insincere and ill-advised. It links the candidacy to prison visits, recalls past scandals, and accuses party machines of corruption while predicting a future reclamation by real Republicans.
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Indiana
James E. Watson
Watson
Kansas City
Clyde Wald
Leavenworth
Ralph Updike
Stephenson
Updike
Earl Klinck
Tom Adams
Remy
George W. Coffin
A Good Summer Mrs. Coolidge Leaves Washington for Rest
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge departs Washington for a Wisconsin and West Coast summer to rest after six years in the White House. Illness and family worries shadow her tenure, but her public image as a gentlewoman endures and supporters hope for a healthy return in September.
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Calvin Coolidge
Washington
The
Land
Wisconsin
Dawes as Hoover Vice President Bid Faces Opposition
The piece argues against nominating Dawes for vice president, citing links to predatory interests, oil influence, the Lorimer scandal, and opposition to labor. It claims a faction tried to push Dawes via fake pushes for Coolidge and others, then pivot to Hoover. It warns tying Hoover to Dawes strengthens Hoover's rival.
Carranza lands in Washington as Mexican greeting is pledged
Capt Emilio Carranza, renowned Mexican ace, arrives in the U S with a friendly message from Mexico. Officials and citizens welcome him and pledge reciprocal amity, hoping to ease tensions and deepen ties between the two republics.
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Mexico
United States
Emilio Carranza
Carranza
Rio Grande
Big Dipper Bright Across Cultures and Ages
The Great Dipper known as a wagon or plow in Europe, Charlies Wain in England, Septentriones to Romans, Hamaxa to Greeks, and reindeer to Eskimos. Arabs call the bowl as a bier, Bible mentions Ayish, and Christians linked bowl stars to Lazarus with the handle linked to Mary and Martha.
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Veryone
Europe
England
Charles Wain
Lazarus
Mary
Martha
Farm Demonstration in Kansas City Fails to Impress
In Kansas City a large farmer protest failed to gain traction with only scattered crowds and a thwarted attempt to storm the convention hall. The piece notes persistent agrarian concerns, opposition to Hoover, and calls for better credit access and fairer farm policies amid a history of agrarian movements and banking injustices.
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Ansas City
Kansas City
anti-Hoover Coalition
Kansas City Star
Hay Fever and Asthma Linked to Animal Dandruff
Dr. Morris Fishbein reports many hay fever and asthma cases tied to animal dandruff from cats dogs rabbits and other animals. Feather pillows and bedding also trigger symptoms with high sensitivity to chicken goose and duck feathers. alternatives like Java kapok are suggested.
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Journal of the
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Athma
R. M. Balyeat
Java
Bridge Opening Bids by Third and Fourth Hands
W W Wentworth explains opening bid requirements for third and fourth hands in bridge. He details quick trick counts for suit and no trump bids, emphasizes avoiding fourth hand no trump with three or fewer quick tricks, and notes common beginner mistakes while urging reliance on cooperation and likelihood of game with average partner support.
Q and A column answers public questions
The Indianapolis Times presents a Q and A column listing concise factual answers on topics from voting rights to economics and science. It covers Fifteenth Amendment basics, Veterans Bureau funding, kerosene properties, solar radiation, gum consumption, book origins, Whittier poetry, egg calories, name origins, Clara Bow stats, wheat trades, lightning myths, Notre Dame founding, and receiver certificates.
This Date in U S History June Fourteen
On June 14 events shaped U S history including the Continental Congress voting to raise an army of 20 000 in 1775 the death of Benedict Arnold the American traitor in 1801 Hawaii becoming a territory in 1900 and 1912 cattle sales in Chicago reaching a record high of eight dollars per hundredweight.
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Congress
Benedict Arnold
Hawaii
Chicago
Daily Thought Quotes on Anger and Wrath
A brief collection of two quotes on anger and wrath. The first recalls Ephesians 6 26 urging restraint before the sun sets on wrath. The second attributes surprising calm to a person in a fit of rage from Bulwer-Lytton.
Cedar trees and their many uses across Alaska and West Coast
The text details how western red cedar, incense cedar, and Port Orford cedar supply items from homes and canoes to shingles and boat building. It notes cedar’s cultural value to Alaska natives, widespread shingles production, and regional availability from California to Oregon and into the United States.
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Tdian
United States
California
Oregon
Port Orford
Keeping Up With The News By Ludwell Denny
A satirical column from Kansas City prints myths vs facts on 1928 politics with references to Vare Coolidge Hoover Dawes and Curtis. It mocks the press and cites the elastic clause and political maneuvering surrounding the Republican nomination race.
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Hoover
New York
Connecticut
Delaware
West Virginia
Ludwell
Denny Ansas City
Vare
Philadelphia
Calvin Coolidge
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Cooleidge
Wall Street
al Smith
Smith
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