Corruption Must Cease at Harrison Speech
Senator Pat Harrison denounces corruption and oil interests at the Democratic national convention in Madison Square Garden. He criticizes Mellon tax plan, Fordney McCumber tariff, and administration policy while outlining Democratic aims to restore integrity, enforce laws, reform civil service, and aid farmers.
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Convention Tales From Aunt Sarah Peabody
Aunt Sarah Peabody recounts arrival at the convention city. She notes lost grip incidents at the depot, universal personal hacks replaced by cars, hotel prices and cramped rooms, and a sleepy first session with a keynote speech as the convention adjourns.
Hearts and Hands at the 1924 Campaign Echoes
A political column recalls the era's partisan rancor and calls for reform, arguing the Republican party cannot be reshaped by resolutions or abuse. It links foreign debt to European revival and laments selfish policy, invoking historic figures from Jefferson to Wilson to urge steadfast unity.
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Long life ended for Mrs Mary R Curtis in Indianapolis
Mrs Mary R Curtis 75 who came from Huron New York twenty five years ago to Indianapolis died Monday at her daughter's home Mrs G A Morris 2436 Ethel Street Funeral services set for 2 pm Wednesday at the daughter's house Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery Survived by two children Garrett B Curtis and Mrs Morris both of Indianapolis She was a member of the Methodist Church
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Indianapolis
Huron
N. Y
G. A. Morris
Ethel St
Crown Hill Cemetery
Garrett B. Curtis
Morris
Religious meet opens at Michigan City with Indiana reps
The sixteenth annual convention of the Indiana Council of Religious Education opened in Michigan City. William Lowe Bryan of Indiana University presided. Theme Know the Facts. Speakers include Edward R. Bartlett DePauw University H Shelton Smith Chicago Frank M McKibber South Bend F M Dickerman Indianapolis Nellie C Young Indianapolis Percy H Hayward Chicago.
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Michigan City
William Lowe Bryan
Organization of Indiana University
Edward R. Bartlett
de Pauw University
H. Shelton Smith
Chicago
Frank M. McKibber
South Bend
F. M. Dickerman
Nellie C. Young
Percy H. Hayward
Puzzle Abbreviations Convert to 3 Digit Sum
A word puzzle presents three common abbreviations in a column where each letter stands for a digit 1 to 9. The letters F O B G A RR and others map to digits so that FOB plus GARR equals ADT. Determine digit assignments to satisfy the addition. Yesterday's answer is referenced.
Vanity Fair Book Revealed Through Three Word Hint
A drawing illustrates how the full title Vanity Fair by Thackeray can be formed from three words, An air hack, suggesting a playful puzzle linking the work to its author and theme.
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Vanity Fair
Thackeray
Four colored men arrested for operating a blind tiger
Sheriff George Snider and Investigator Claude Worley led a raid with police action arresting Harvey Sims 46 of 234 W New York St Archie Works 39 of 2433 Paris Ave Albert Woods 47 of Edgemont St and William Jameson 7 of 234 Cora St all colored for operating a blind tiger Mathew Murvey 16 of 3208 English Ave arrested by Snider charged with violating liquor laws
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Harvey Sims
New York St
Archie Works
Paris Ave
Albert Woods
Edgemont St
William Jameson
Cora St
Mathew Murvey
English Ave
Snider
Atlantic City gearing up for 1925 Grotto convention
Miles W. Beemer of the Atlantic City convention bureau praises Sahara Grotto and the city’s facilities for the 1925 Grotto convention. He notes about 1,000 hotels will be available as the resort’s off season allows ready hosting. Beemer cites past Shrine conclave in 1920 and Indianapolis as examples of strong convention management.
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Miles W. Beemer
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Sahara Grotto
Indianapolis
Chinese City Flooded Shatters Fu Chow Near Min River
United Press reports devastating floods along the Min River flood Fu Chow, the Fuqien treaty port capital. City of over 60000 residents sits three-quarters underwater with thousands feared drowned and extensive property loss across southern China.
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Fu Chow
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South China
China in War Again
Mrs. Lillian Moore reports her husband Thomas Moore threw supper on the floor after tossing dishes at her. Police say Moore is wanted on a charge of assault and battery.
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Ohio St
Thomas Moore
Moore
Right Into Lion's Den Thief Strikes Local Homes
Traffic officer Ralph Lambert reports his $12 watch vanished from his home at 4440 Hitcden Ave. Police note two other thefts: Elliott Barret at 4944 Guilford Ave. with $140 in jewelry missing and Edward Stiles at 1871 Madison Ave. where tires valued at $84 were stolen from a garage. The events hint at an intruder possibly seeking revenge after a traffic ordinance rebuke.
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Ralph Lambert
Hitcden Ave
Elliott Barret
Guilford Ave
Edward Stiles
Madison Ave
Hill Funeral Today for Thomas F. Hill 87
Funeral services for Thomas F. Hill 87 who died Sunday at his son's home in Reelsville are set for 1 30 p m at W T Blasinggin chapel Burial will be in New Crown Cemetery Hill formerly wed in Indianapolis He served on the park board and for five years as sexton of New Crown Cemetery Surviving are his widow and two sons Harvey P and William T Hill
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Reelsville
W. T. Blasinggin
New Crown Cemetery
Hill
Indianapolis
Sexton
Harvey P
Wiliam T. Hill
Motorman Arrested After Streetcar Collision
W. E. Bailey a street car motorman, was slated today on assault and battery charges after his streetcar struck an automobile driven by Mrs. D. T. Pope at Thirty-Sixth and Illinois. Mrs. Pope, who stopped to let a passenger out, was slightly hurt as the street car knocked the auto across the sidewalk.
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Eleventh St
D. T. Pope
Central Ave
Tell Times Readers About Your Vacant House Ad
Daily exposure counts show over 200000 readers in Times Want Ads each evening. Prompt action helps property owners minimize losses from vacancy by reaching a large audience quickly.
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