Indianapolis Daily Rates and a Free Speech Preamble
The notice lists daily publication rates for Indianapolis and others, with a quoted Indiana Constitution pledge to protect free interchange of thought. It references the Indianapol Times Publishing Co and an address at 214 220 Subscription Rates. A small town periodical ad style entry confirms pricing and contact details.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
The Question of Intelligence in Tennessee Lawmakers
Some Tennessee residents object to judgments of state intelligence based on legislators arguing that election does not require literacy or formal education. The piece notes lawmakers are chosen by party, not IQ, and argues mass education is a long process of evolution for all peoples.
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Tennessee
Union
Indiana
New York
Ohio
California
Minnesota
Heaven
William J. Bryan
We Advise Alice Lice Roosevelt Longworth
The piece touts Alice Roosevelt Longworth as influential in Washington and hints she can shape her husband Nick Longworth as speaker. It warns Nick is gaining weight and suggests Alice should push him to work or control his diet to avoid sloth and mistakes in critical moments.
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Lice Roosevelt Longworth
Washington
Congress
Alice
Nick
Dawes
Warren
Cash Your Checks Says Bankers Association
The American Bankers Association through its press bureau urges cashing or depositing checks promptly. Carrying an indorsed check risks loss or theft and can wear the signature, causing cashing problems. Prompt cashing minimizes bank disruption and keeps accounts balanced.
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American Bankers’ Association
What Is a Third Term Pimes M2 New York Teenie
ASHINGTON June 10 What constitutes a third term for a President will split Republican leaders before the next national convention. Coolidge's Minneapolis trip stirs debate with allies signaling he may not view his incumbency as a second term and will follow the people's wishes if they want him again.
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Wisconsin
la Follette
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McKinley
John Tyler
President Coolidge
President Harding
Mr. Coolidge
Witty Observations From A 1925 N E A Column
A string of humorous quips on gardening aging and society dated 1925 includes lines about amateur gardening blisters popular moonlight chaperons bachelors with babies and gender roles. The tone is light and satirical reflecting cultural norms of the era.
What is the Force bill of 1890 and other reader questions
The piece presents reader questions and replies on topics including the 1890 Force bill, why flying ants invade woodwork and how to prevent it, the Ick's Coffee House history, number of U S vice presidents serving under two presidents, and whether to dig or store horse radish roots.
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England
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Richard Turner
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Wheat Boom Stirs Debate on Speculation and Prices
Stanford Food Research Institute reviews wheat price surge and government stance. It finds speculation may have aided growers, with bear and bull movements driving markets, and notes March price crashes after a January peak. Output and acreage prospects remain mixed across regions.
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Food Research Institute
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Food Institute
United States
India
Russia
Europe
North Africa
North America
Evolution Pro and Con Bulletin Request
A reader asks for the Evolution Pro and Con bulletin and offers 5 cents in stamps or coin as payment. The message cites a Washington, D. C. address and requests copies for NAME.
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Evolution
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Indianapolis Times
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
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Death of James W. Lilly Heralds City’s Loss
Indianapolis mourns James W. Lilly, longtime Lily Hardware Company president. For forty years he shaped a growing business and invested his energy in civic church and philanthropic causes, earning praise as a plain, upright gentleman who worked tirelessly for his family and community.
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Lily Hardware Company
Indianapolis
Eight Hour Day Returns For Indianapolis Police
Hief Rikhoff announced that Indianapolis policemen would resume eight hour shifts after a week of twelve hour work. Police cracked three downtown safes and captured bank bandits during the emergency, with some suspects jailed. Despite some relief crime remains a problem requiring disciplined, steady policing rather than sporadic bursts of activity.
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Hief Rikhoff
Indianapolis
Yeggs
Indianapolis Auto Fatality Rate Stagnates Despite Efforts
Auto death rate per 100 000 in Indianapolis rose from 15.5 in 1923 to 19.9 in 1994, a rise noted by the U S Department of Commerce. Cincinnati and Kansas City saw declines, New York reported 16.6 per 100 000 in 1924, while Indianapolis warned the public that traffic deaths remain alarmingly high.
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Indianapolis
United States Department of Commerce
Cincinnati
Kansas City
New York
Hoosier
Marion County grand jury blasts infirmary conditions
The Marion County grand jury reports a disgraceful infirmary in poor sanitary and safe conditions. It condemns squalid bedding and staff shortages, warns of humane neglect, and questions funds for care versus officials’ spending, suggesting closure or drastic reform.
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Marion County Grand Jury
Marion County
If You Knew Susie Like I Know Susie Record Review
A Brunswick novelty single titled If You Knew Susie Like I Know Susie is praised for its lively banjo and piano accompaniment. The piece contrasts Susie with Lulu, touting Susie’s public persona and the chorus line We go riding it is me that walks back, not Susie, while noting other artists and Odeon releases in the era.
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Lulu
New Brunswick
Billy Jones
Ernest Hare
Phil Ohman
Henry Reser
Ernest
Bill
Okeh
Ally and Child Call Home in Poignant Family Scene
A mother calls Sally Lille and Eddie to supper as a noisy alley scene shows a bustling household. The poem contrasts a mother’s urgent voice with a child’s wandering ways, ending with a reflection on parental concern and a wild call of the child.
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