The Indianapolis Times Carded Masthead Reflection
A fragment shows personnel and affiliations for the Indianapolis Times with names Roy W. Howard and possibly others, plus publishing details and a Bible quote. It notes Scripps Howard alliance and Audit Bureau memberships and lists address 214-220 W. Maryland St. Indianapolis.
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Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
Maryland St
Indianapolis
Indianapolis urged to expand industry and attract business
The piece argues Indianapolis must push industrial growth beyond complacency. It cites the automobile sector as a missed opportunity and calls for the Chamber of Commerce and civic groups to advertise the city, attract industry, and make Indianapolis a stronger convention center while balancing fair treatment and low taxes for growth.
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Indianapolis
HE Chamber of Commecre
Give Conscience a Chance
Essay argues against overlegislation noting Nevada cut half its code as duplications were removed and California passes vast statutes. Claims feverish lawmaking creates illusion of morality and that citizens can be good without statutes. urges States to curb law mania and let conscience guide law.
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Congress
Nevada
California
Tacitus
Partisan influence in Warren nomination fight
Washington reports say partisanship influenced the Senate rejection of Charles Beecher Warren as attorney general. The piece notes 46 votes against Warren and 89 in his favor, with many voting to maintain party regularity, and highlights dissenting Republicans who voted against the President’s Cabinet choice.
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Washington
Senate
Charles Beecher Warren
United States
Warren
Michigan
Congress
Follette
Ladd
Frazier
Brookhart
Borah
Couzens
Howell
Johnson
Norbeck
Norris
McMaster
Shipstead
Farm Labor
Meditation on the Holy Spirit and divine presence
A devotional meditation from 1935 reflecting on Jesus and the Holy Spirit. The author emphasizes GodManifestation through the Spirit, inner guidance, and a personal dwelling of the Father in Christ shaping conduct. A prayer asks for the Spirit to quicken life and deepen intimate spiritual communion.
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Jesus
God
Christ
Woman reaches Supreme Court as participant in accounting case
Miss Dorothy Straus of New York becomes the first woman to be empowered to hear and determine an accounting case at the Supreme Court level. Her landmark role marks a historic advancement for women in high court proceedings.
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Supreme Court
Dorothy Straus
New York
Spring Signs and Old-Time Troubles Across the Nation
The item notes mothers turning to rouge, moonshine warnings from Georgia church bells, and Italy reporting tragedy. Snow blankets some areas while hopes rise for spring easing labor. A playful quip suggests a horse may pull a car from a ditch and the season’s first sign remains unreliable until winter ends.
No Wonder By Hal Cochran
A fragmentary verse piece attributes daytime fatigue to the night before and suggests need for sleep. The reading hints at a comedic or musical tone with lines about heavy eyelids and tiredness and ends abruptly. The source provides only a partial lyric excerpt with no clear date or venue.
City boosters urge experts to lure industries to Indianapolis
Nelson of the Fletcher American urges Indianapolis business leaders to hire a high grade expert to showcase the city’s advantages to outsiders. The piece argues city growth comes from business and industry, not idle boasting, and highlights Indianapolis strategic location and transport facilities as incentives for factories and firms.
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Fletcher American
National Bank
Indianapolis
Athens
Flor W. Stout
The Diary Habit in Indiana Courts Clerk Diary Becomes Obsession
The piece notes Indiana Supreme and Appellate Court clerk L Dungan has kept a diary for twenty three years recording weather and daily events. It questions why people start diaries, citing the tedium and vanity behind chronicling ordinary life and noting many diaries die early.
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L Dungan
Indiana Supreme
Ap*pellate
Indianapolis Plans New Shortridge High School and Two Additional Campuses
The Indianapolis school board and architects approve tentative plans for a 2500 pupil Shortridge High School at Thirty Fourth and Meridian, costing about 1.5 million dollars. Two branch high schools, serving about 1500 pupils each at roughly 500 thousand dollars, are also at the paper stage. With existing buildings over capacity and enrollment rising by 900 yearly, completion of all three is seen as essential to prevent ongoing congestion and long term delays.
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Indianapolis School Board
Shortridge High School
Thirty-Fourth and
Meridian Sts
Colored High School
West- Side
Indianapolis
Despondent man commits suicide in Corydon
Benjamin Long 61 is believed to have shot himself Tuesday in Corydon Indiana amid ill health worries per United Press. He used a revolver at his home in a self inflicted death.
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United Press
Corydon
Ind
Benjamin Long
Naturalization Day Set for April 24 in Superior Court
Naturalization day will be held April 24 in Superior Court One before Judge James M. Leathers. The announcement came to proximate Hilger Pee Sr.
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Superior Court One
James M. Leathers
Hilger “Pee Sr
Philadelphia Grand Jury Probes Prohibition Alcohol Flow
A federal grand jury in Philadelphia examined smug illicit alcohol linked to bootlegging and perfumery claims. It found over 4.5 million gallons produced and 1 million more shipped in three months, with 230 permit holders withdrawing about 250,000 wine gallons monthly, suggesting vast illegality and misused denatured alcohol.
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Hiladelphia
Coolidge
Prohibition
Haynes
Philadelphia
United States
Grand Jury
Prohibition Department
Jazz and records spark a cautionary tale on cooking and knives
A columnist recalls a dangerous kitchen mishap while listening to Deep Second Street Blues with Mound City Blue Blowers. He warns against mixing sharp objects with hot jazz and praises records by Maria Ivogun Kreisler and Yellow Jackets. He also notes upcoming Indianapolis theatre bills and new Brunswick piano records.
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Mound City
Brunswick
Maria Ivogun
Academy of Music
Indianapolis Maennerchor
Ivogan
Lovely
Okeh
Yellow Jackets
Harry Snodgrass
Ann
Fact Quiz from The Times Trivia Column
Quick Q and A coverage includes removal of heat marks on furniture with olive oil and salt paste, Panama Canal water flow direction, four women in the English House of Commons, world population, name origins, formal evening dress, eligibility for US presidency, distinctions between flu and chimney, women enlisting in Navy, last total solar eclipse before 1925, number of US battleships, pathologist duties, Galveston flood date, swiftest animal, President Coolidge full name, St Peter death, Limberlost place, New York to London distance, and Ko Ko from The Mikado.
Ace Buys Insurance For Circle Patrons
Ace Berry fears a patron may suffer a health crisis during next week’s showing of Charley’s Aunt at the Circle. He buys a $50 policy covering loss on account of Jews Coveted re-
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Ace Berry
Ace
Charley
Broadway wanderings reveal stars and city sights
In New York on March 25 the writer spots Dr John Roach Straton Collean Moore and Mabel Normand Chaplin Lucretia Borl and Mrs Milton Bronner Deems Taylor Dudley Digges Joe Barnett Clarence Whitehill Rosenberg Daddy Statler Peggy Wood and Bessie Mack across Broadway noting their roles looks and moods amid city life and a playful marble memory of childhood.
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Broadway
John Roach Straton
Collean Moore
Sally
Mabel Normand
Chaplin
Lucretia Borl
Milton Bronner
London
Deems Taylor
Baw
Dudley Digges
Joe Barnett
WOR
Clarence Whitehill
Rosenberg
Statler
Peggy Wood
Bessie Mack
Capital Theater
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