Indianapolis Times 1928 staff and masthead details
The Indianapolis Times masthead lists Boyd Gurley as editor Roy W. Howard as president and Frank G. Morrison as business manager. Published daily with Sunday edition, address 214 220 W Maryland St Indianapolis Ind. Date Monday June 18 1928.
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Indianapolis Times
Scripps-Howard
Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
Maryland Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Marion County
Time to Inquire Banditry and Third Party Politics
The piece critiques rising crime in the city and argues for addressing underlying causes beyond harsher penalties. It surveys potential third party movements around Governor Smith, their limited impact on the South, and the need for progressive unity. It ends with notes on tolerance and a science column about Polaris and the North Star.
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Broadmoor Country Club
Kansas City
Smith
Houston
Orose
South
Congress
Governor Smith
New York
Dubhe
Merak
Earth
Polaris
Farmers Benefit From Improved Highway System Not Legislation
A Tribune dispatch from Oklahoma City notes anti Smith sentiment spreading south as the campaign parallels between Smith and Hoover emerge. Opposition is strongest in Democratic states, with leadership weakness cited as key, and Reed traveling to Houston with far fewer votes than Lowden did at Kansas City.
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Klasoma City
Okla
Smith
Hoover
Houston
Kansas City
Reed
Lowden
Ruben
Prohibition and farm relief theme in political talk
The piece argues farm relief forces fail to unite behind a single candidate and rely on prohibition to sway voters. It notes Heflin boosts Governor Smith votes, mocks his charges, and critiques campaign funds. It also covers Oklahoma wheat prospects and rural modernization via highways and utilities.
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Houston
Kansas City
Smith
Tom Tom” Heflin
Albany
Daily Health Service Useful System for High School Girls
Dr Morris Fishbein summarizes a Denver and Colorado University authored health guide for high school girls. It outlines home life responsibilities and physical and mental habits including cleanliness, nutrition, sleep, exercise, posture, stress control, honesty, responsibility, and adaptability for success in modern social life.
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Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Hygeis
K. W. Kinyon
Denver
L. Thomas Hopkins
Department of Education
University of Colorado
Bridge Play Made Easy
Extracted summaries of bridge hands show opening bid guidance from W W Wentworth. Advice includes no trump with 4 3 3 3 suited hands, and specific bids to encourage partner when holding major suit support. Emphasis on avoiding no trump with two wasted doubletons and using one diamond to provoke game opportunities.
Indiana Republicans in Kansas City Hoover Fight
Will H. Craig from Noblesville, Ind. attacks Indiana and Florida GOP factions led by Watson and Bush. He accuses the Indiana machine of opposing Hoover while praising farmers and the wartime aid under Hoover, arguing a shift to Hoover in the electoral vote is possible if records prove his support.
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Lynn Harold Hough
Central Methodist Church
Detroit
Detroit University
University of Detroit
John P. McNichols
Indiana
Kansas City
Watson
Edgar D. Bush
Statesman
Salem
Roosevelt
Bush
Goodrich
Hoover
William Settle
South
Florida
Bean
D. C. Stephenson
Daytona
Taft
Teddy
Herbert Hoover
Will H. Craig
Noblesville
Ind
Daily Thought and Quote Reflections on Duty
A quotation collection presents Galatians 6 5 urging individual responsibility and Emerson noting that others will claim to know your duty better. The pair contrasts scriptural guidance with a philosopher stance on personal judgment.
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Emerson
Q and A: Postal routes names origins and lakes area
Reader questions are answered by the Indianapolis Times question editor. Topics include whether post roads include waterways, origin of the Sewell name, meaning of scot free, and sizes of the Great Lakes with Lake Superior.
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Frederick M. Kerby
Indianapolis Times
Washington
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
Sorinate Ae
United States
Sewell
Saeweald
Saville
Belgium
Great Lakes
Lakes
Lake Superior
This Date in U S History June 18 events
Historic notes include 1783 Washington issuing his last circular to the States. 1798 Congress requires fourteen years residence for naturalization. 1812 Congress declares war on Great Britain. 1861 Texas governor proclaims debt payment to northern creditors. 1873 Susan B Anthony fined for illegal voting.
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Washington
Congress
Great Britain
Texas
Susan B. Anthony
Smith Nomination Sparks Southern Fears and Catholic Tension
In Texas and the South the anti Smith sentiment runs deep as Democrats fear a Catholic president. The division echoes from Dallas to Washington with religious bigotry, Prohibition zeal, and party ambition shaping the fight. Smith’s broad national support clashes with Southern hostility and a potential bitter convention battle.
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South
Smith
Satan
Congress
Mellon
Vatican
Rome
White House
Washington
Jim Reed
Missouri
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David Dietz
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Daily Health Service
W. W. Wentworth
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Daily Thought
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Ouston
East
al Smith
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Mason- Dixon Line
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