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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1926
Page
7
Publisher information page stating editorial staff and circulation details for the Indianapolis Times. Includes contact and pricing data such as ten cent weekly rate for Indianapolis and twelve cents elsewhere.
The piece surveys the Senate fight over the Haugen and Tindher bills and the impact on farmers as Dawes Lowden and Watson emerge as potential presidential contenders. It notes Dawes shifting from administration ally to rival, with Lowden and Watson as possible successors, while Oliver Henry Wallop becomes an American citizen choosing an English earldom for his heir.
A federal judge in this district condemns methodical evidence gathering by prohibition agents. He denounces traps, traps and deceptive practices used to enforce Volstead and Wright laws, calling for system change over protesting individual officials.
Oliver Henry Wal lop left English scenery for new horizons in America and settled on a Wyoming ranch forty two years ago. He built a life, married an American girl, and contributed to local prosperity through farming.
In June 1776 Richard Henry Lee urged immediate action in the Continental Congress. Despite doubt from peers, John Adams backed the move, and the vote set Jefferson to draft a Declaration of Independence, paving the path to the first great July Fourth.
Public utilities pay about 700 million dollars annually in general taxation, roughly a quarter of all corporate taxes. Utilities allocate funds to fuel, labor, and interest, with a heavy tax burden totaling 22 to 23 dollars every second of the day. Government ownership considerations should weigh these figures.
Senator Curtis of Kansas named Senator Watson of Indiana to chair a subcommittee to pass on Senator La Follette's plan to restrict senatorial primaries to expenditures of 25 000. The move follows Watson's defense of Newberry and a recent walkout to avoid voting on Reed's primary inquiry. Observers note the joke in Curtis's choice and urge remaining out of the limelight.
A collage of opinions and anecdotes on immigration drives, political integrity, opera economics, horse racing, and fashion satire. The writer laments deportation harms while recounting a reunion tale, critiques crooked politics, questions opera viability, weighs horse-race betting economics, and comments on flapper fashion and tailoring.
Melted sulfur acts as a cement for certain rocks and Portland cement has seen use. For very small pieces a strong glue can serve as a binder. Sodium silicate may also be employed in some cases.
The Berkell Players present The Mad Honeymoon at English's with Miss Edythe Elliott and a notable cast delivering broad laughs in a light farce suit for the tired day job crowd. The Lyric offers saxophone sextette, Regal and Company burlesque, and other vaudeville acts plus a movie I did not fully see. The Seventh Heaven returns with Gaul and Mona Kingsley praised. Keith's hosts a varied bill including DArmand and Hunter at the Palace, with multiple acts and films across town.
A set of reader questions covers meanings of Tacoma and a name derived from Salah, plus whether snakes die at sunset and details on the Star Spangled Banner as national anthem. It also compares U S water power potential to national electricity needs, estimating 55 million horsepower available versus 145 million for heating and about 60 million for industry.
Stage verdict Keith’sagain stars in the original role in a lively bill at the Laughing theater. Mona Kingsley and English’s The Cadet Bextette feature among the winners with Henry Regal and pany. D'Armand and Hunter perform a marital sketch at the Palace in a humorous answer to a perplexing question.
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