Italy and Spain battle royalists in bitter struggle for power
Royalists clash with republic supporters as monarchist hopes rise in Europe. Reports note Hungary’s regent plan, France’s Bourbon talks, and German royalist moves while Otto of Hungary waits to reach adulthood and China’s former emperor lingers in title. The article analyzes shifting royalist movements postwar.
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Italy
Spain
Republic
Chamber of Deputies
Hungary
Horthy
Otto
Charles
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Stambulisky
Prof
Zankof
Boris
France
Louis Philip Robert
D’orleans
Belgium
Philip VIII
Germany
Ludendorf
Prince Rupprecht
Bavaria
China
Yuan Shi Kai
Indianapolis Times Staff and Publication Details
The Indianapolis Times is a daily newspaper published by Indianapolis Times Publishing Co. at 25-4 S. Meridian Street Indianapolis. Subscription is ten cents a week in Indianapolis and twelve cents elsewhere.
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Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
S. Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Speeding Suspects Face 30 Days In Jail In Indianapolis
City Judge Delbert O. Wil meth imposes thirty day penalties for second speeding offenses under a new state law. Two drivers, one at forty mph and another at thirty five, are among first to feel the sting. The piece calls for stricter firearm enforcement and cleaner city parks as civic duties.
Answers to Readers Questions From The Times
A miscellany of reader queries and brief explanations on topics from stone quarrying in ancient Egypt to milk substitute formulas for calves and explanations of Indian tribe names. Includes notes on visiting cards suffixes, base ball terms, and methods to remove wild onions from lawns.
Romance Reignites Through a Florist Letter at Adrian
A fifty year old romance rekindled when May Peckham sent a letter to any florist in Adrian asking flowers for relatives graves, reaching William Wickham of Adrian who later married her at Wabash. In Lafayette a bank alarm at Purdue State Bank misfired when cashier Wible Hiner opened the vault. Despite a nationwide house shortage Washington area brides and grooms keep wedding momentum with June marriages averaging one daily.
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Indianapolis
William Wickham
Adrian
Mich
May Peckham
Wabash
May
Wickham
Lafayette
Purdue State Bank
Wible Hiner
Washington
Cupid
Pagan Moments Poem by Berton Braley
A 1923 poem urges readers to balance daily toil with moments of joy and laughter. It suggests breaking free from strict routines to follow the Pipes o Pan and recover happiness within progress. The piece emphasizes renewal through creative impulse and communal fulfillment.
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Berton Braley
NEA Service, Inc
Militarium clash at Waseda shakes Japan plan
At Waseda University in Tokyo a military study society faced a student protest. Delegates including General Shirakawa and Admirals Furukawa and Tsuneda were heckled with anti militarist banners as Dr Takada dissolved the event and the society.
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Ashington
Japan
Waseda University
Tokio
Okuma
Army
Navy
Waseda
Takada
Shirakawa
Nakashima
Ishimitsu
Imperial Guard
Furukawa
Navy Office
Tsuneda
Naval General Staff
War Office
Anatomist declares blood of purest races will survive
The interview with Dr. T Wingate Todd of Western Reserve University argues that racial lines endure despite intermingling. He cites Egyptians Anglo-Saxon Teutonic whites and Negro as three distinct bloods with the dominant blood persisting over generations.
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Maurice Henle
NEA
Cleveland
Ohio
Science
T. Wingate Todd
Western Reserve University
Nile
Street Car Courtesy Aimed At Boosting Ridership
C A Randall reports on how street car firms push politeness and bright cars to attract riders. Pass systems favor bus use, but companies insist courteous service and appealing paint schemes lift demand and smooth peak hours.
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F. R. Smalley
San Diego Lines
Stay Out of China Moral From Bandit Outrage
A reader argues Americans should avoid China after banditry and a hostage release. The piece says China’s stable government has collapsed and urges reducing punitive expeditions, warning travel is at personal risk and calls for reexamining use of force abroad.
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China
Pekin
Far East
Nations, notes, and quirks tease America in riffed tribute
A satirical roundup cites Amundsen's polar rale relief party, Bryn, Pen award, moonshine mail, and a cradle robbing tale as playful contrasts to U S quirks such as Congress, reformers, and presidential elections. It weaves jokes on earthquakes, wars, and odd local gaffes.
Earth’s imminent reshaping through volcanic upheaval
Milton A Nobles outlines a dramatic view of earth’s surface changing as volcanoes under Providence trigger upheavals. He predicts Europe and adjacent regions will sink under rising seas, creating a new ocean that reshapes continents and polar axes.
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The
United News
Milton A. Nobles
Catania
Mr. Nobles
Europe
Philadelphia
Providence
Sicily
Near East
Asia
Australasia
Pacific
Africa
Malay Peninsula
China
Japan
Saghalien
Italy
Iceland
British Columbia
Small Wars Drain Iberian and Italian Strength Across Africa
Two ongoing colonial conflicts in Morocco and Tripolitania sap Spain and Italy, draining resources and threatening stability. Spain faces Morocco turmoil fueling unrest since 1909. Italy combats Tripoli where casualties mount as rebels resist, with attention diverted by wider war.
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NEA
Ashington
Europe
Spain
Italy
North Africa
Madrid
Rome
Morocco
Alfonso
Barcelona
Ferrer
Coca Cola Head Picks Young Men
Edward Thierry profiles Robert W. Woodruff at 33 becoming Coca Cola president and a leading Southern industrial figure. He argues young leaders can reach big jobs despite lower salaries, credits Woodruff’s method of hiring first then placing, and notes his bold talent scout approach.
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Coca Cola
NEA Service
Tlanta, Ga
Robert W. Woodruff
Woodruff
Coca-Cola Company
Cleveland Motor
South
Ernest Woodruff
Editors Reflect On Rural Youth Migration And Local Giving
The dispatch notes thousands of rural young men flooding cities after school, seeking jobs and facing disillusionment while welfare workers assist stranded youths. It contrasts farmers’ wives and professional careers with urban prospects and questions long term farmer population. Elwood Haynes and his wife donate 25 000 to a new hospital fund, setting an example of direct, unconditional support.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Kokomo Dispatch
Elwood Haynes
Kokomo
Haynes
New Hospital
Six Million Illiterates In U S Say Census Finds
Times Special says six million adults in the United States cannot write their names and have had no schooling. Census Bureau notes illiteracy equals nearly six in every hundred adults. National Educational Association adds that over a million of the illiterates are white native-born Americans.
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Times Special
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
National Educational Association
Solon Plans Court Curb
United States Senator B. K. Wheeler of Montana joins other lawmakers seeking to curb Supreme Court power. He studies methods to stop five to four rulings that strike down congressional acts and says he is unsure of the best approach.
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Times
Washington
United States
B. K. Wheeler
Montana
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Wheeler
Supreme Court
State coal settlement nets million for treasury
State administration wins a settlement on coal mined under the Wabash River, with ninety million tons at stake. The agreement obliges payment of one million dollars to the state treasury, to be received in installments, reflecting credit to Governor McCray and his associates. Central Avenue P T A Anderson bought 7,000 half pint bottles of milk for undernourished children during the year.
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Wabash River
McCray
Central Avenue Parent-Teacher Association
Anderson
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Times Washington Bureau
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