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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1925
Page
7
A brief note from The Indianapolis Times highlights Rox W. Howard as president with a quotation from John 15 14 and a reflection on friendship as a natural virtue. The item blends a religious verse and a literary quote to profile leadership.
A sprawling, satirical look at the Indianapolis mayoral race as Republicans and Democrats lure candidates and factions. Lew Shank and Charlie Jewett unite against Cap Coffin with Lemeke and Lemaux in contention. Reginald Sullivan leads Democratic efforts amid a crowded field.
The obituary reflects on Sun Yat-sen’s life from his Canton capital to his presidency of a troubled China. It notes his departure from power, emigration of foreign influence, and his enduring dream of a modern republic despite opposition and illness. It honors his sacrifice and laments the void his death leaves.
Amid criticism of the Vice President delaying Coolidge’s attorney general nomination, discussions surface ideas to avert future slips. One scheme suggests courting Dawes with a bed over the Senate chamber and a jump-ready outfit to learn rapid descent from a brass pole atop a gong.
President Coolidge proposes a vote by residents to determine whether Tacna Arica should align with Chile or Peru. The remark compares to feared foreign claim on New York, noting a plebiscite would remove such a claim.
One in 110 million feel important, yet Mira or Omnicron Ceti is an immense star. The passage notes its vast size about 250 million miles across and mentions a volnais value of 26 million, highlighting cosmic perspective.
A playful verse explores the social ritual of greeting with How are ya today. It notes that people often expect a positive response and may feign concern to comfort others. It argues honesty can reveal how genuine a mood is and suggests saying you feel well even when you do not.
Plans for the coming year will be discussed at a meeting of the men's club of the South Grove municipal golf course. The session will be held at the club house at 2 p m on Sunday.
Mrs Thomas J Nolan of New York City chosen by Tammany Hall to serve as district leader of the First district in a key party post. The announcement highlights the influence of the Democratic machine in city politics.
A driver fled an Indiana hit and run on W Washington St. A bystander named Ellen Dugan pursued, obtained the offender’s license, and reported to police. The piece urges public vigilance against fatal and near fatal incidents and calls for stronger penalties and community involvement.
Indiana group aims to spark state wide literary interest among boys and girls with five contests open to high school and college students. Fifteen cash prizes for poems essays cartoons and one act plays due by April 20. Advocates see literary prizes boosting state culture and output like agricultural advances.
A despondent pattern flows through Indiana as individuals take their own lives in a troubled year. Authorities note four to five hundred deaths annually by self harm beyond railroad, traffic, and other attempts. The article reflects on pervasive despair and questions whether life remains worth the struggle.
Katie Clementz of Tangier Indiana pointed a revolver at a boyfriend during rehearsal and fired. The boyfriend is hospitalized with a wound to the windpipe and spine while Clementz mourns. A LaGrange youth previously died after an empty gun was fired. The piece warns of the danger of handling firearms and urges precautions.
The excerpt presents a quiz with varied questions. Topics include Shakespeare quotes origin the value of remittances by foreign born residents to relatives abroad estimated at least 350 million dollars yearly and tides in the Bay of Fundy. It also covers Garfield’s rank Pike's Peak hill climb winners and where heat is greatest in stars.
Rudolph Ganz to conduct and solo with the St Louis Symphony Orchestra in the opening concert of the Ona B Talbot series at the Murat Monday night. Helen Traubel will sing a Tannhauser aria, Brahms Symphony No. 2 is featured, as the ensemble begins its annual spring tour.
The Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority plans a New York City chapter house for study and visiting members. Indianapolis chapter president Florence Jeup and alumnae leader Lulu Brown oversee fundraising with the National secretary Marguerite Ringo noting the latest donation. The chapter will host the state contest for young professional musicians under Indiana Federation of Music Clubs.
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