Diplomatic Outlook Faces European Tangles and Arms Fear
The Indianapolis Times outlines hopes for a German French settlement backed by British support, warning that without solid guarantees Europe risks more bloodshed. It notes France’s distrust after 1914 and urges diplomacy over further armament, with Wales’ Chamberlain urging peaceful terms and the need to settle old world tensions before new ones arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austen Chamberlain
Europe
France
Germany
Death of Dr John N Hurty Indiana health pioneer
The state loses Dr John N Hurty a longtime public servant and health authority. As secretary of the State Board of Health for twenty six years he built a modern department and won national respect before later serving in the Indiana House of Representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Hurty
Wwdiana
Husty
State Board of Health
Harty
Board of Health
Indiana House of Representatives
Dr. Harty
Indiana
Europe Faces Arms Doubts and Peace Pact Talks
The Washington conference hinges on Europe’s mood in coming weeks with France and other nations reluctant to disarm. A security pact is debated abroad as Germany proposes a fire power peace treaty with Britain France Belgium and Italy while accepting the western frontier as final.
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Alsace
Lorraine
Germany
Washington
Europe
France
Britain
Belgium
Italy
Hungarian Exile's Speech Sparks U S Gag Debate
Count Michael Karolyi, Hungary's exiled leader, travels to Canada after being barred in the United States. The State Department's censorship raises questions about press freedom and potential border and airwave crackdowns as officials fear his provocative speeches will shake the nation.
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State Department
Michael Karolyi
Iungary
Canada
United States
Press Association
Kellogg
Hungary
Washington
The Short Ballot City Manager and Election Reform
The text traces evolving election methods from open ballots to the Australian secret ballot and argues for a short nonpartisan ballot focusing on a few major local officials. It highlights city government via the city manager plan as the best fit for implementing a concise ballot and improving democratic accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Indianapolis
Plan Ahead Yet Work Today for Lasting Progress
A reflective note urges balancing planning with present tasks. It cautions that excessive focus on tomorrow can cause neglect of today’s duties, while timely effort today helps future outcomes. The message emphasizes self paced progress and seizing current opportunities.
Tornado dog Griffin to remain with Governor Jackson family
Griffin the yellow shepherd adopted during Indiana tornado district tours will stay with Governor Jackson’s household. The dog belonged to a man killed in the storm and was claimed by John W. Cowing who said the deceased never cared for a dog. Adjutant General Kershner was told Cowing believed the Governor might keep Griffin.
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Griffin
Jackson
Indiana
John W. Cowing
Willian H. Kershner
Gritta Briday
Cowing
Holy Year Pilgrimage Planned for Indiana Catholics
James P. O'Mahoney editor notes a Holy Year pilgrimage to Rome for Indiana Catholics this summer, clarifying it is not a tour of the Holy Land and correcting a misstatement about the itinerary.
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James P. O'Mahoney
Indiana Catholic
Indiana
Rome
Holy Land
Whiteman to Present Jazz Progress and Recitals Sunday
Paul Whiteman featuring a modified treatment of early jazz tunes at the Mural on Sunday April 19 with a program including modern scores and songs. Maria Ivogan the coloratura soprano will give a recital at 3 PM at the Academy of Music under the direction of the Indianapolis Maennerchor with a noted international career and a pivotal early rise.
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Paul Whiteman
Uring
Ona B. Talbot
Whiteman
Joseph
Mme
Pam
Berli
Rose M. Frimtalf
Friminy
iil-Donalaon-Horthe
Ham Jones
Rudolf Frimvin
Maria Ivogun
Academy of Music
Indianapolis Maennerchor
Maria Ivogan
New York
Miss Ivogan
Ivogan
Vienna Academy
Munich Opera
Europe
Moonlit romance blocked by Indiana road safety order
Sheriff Omer Hawkins orders deputies to clear county roads of parked cars to prevent hazards and crashes. The piece humorously notes moonlit liaisons attract attention but warns moonlight and parked vehicles endanger motorists, while criticizing lingering election posters and the poor campaign climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heriff Omer Hawkins
Test of Civilization by Thomas F. B. Gailor at Christ Church
In a Lent sermon at Christ Church Thomas F. B. Gailor argued obedience to law tests civilization. He said history shows freedom fades without law and that law protects liberty though many regulations overstep their purpose. He urged fewer meddlesome laws to restrain peaceful citizens.
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Ishop
Thomas F. B Gailor
Christ Church
America
Americans
Police ban on political posters in city campaign season
Chief Rikhoff orders police to remove campaign posters from poles, fences and buildings across the city. The action targets all candidates to curb clutter as the primary elections begin and tensions rise in the election season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hief Rikhoff
Indiana Loses Public Health Leader TY JOHN N HARTY
APOSTLE OF PUBLIC HEALTH TY JOHN N HARTY dies. For twenty seven years he led Indiana State Board of Health transforming the bureau into a model agency. He championed the first pure food and drug act in the state and his work improved health for thousands of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TY John N. Harty
Indiana
State Board of Health
United States
Visualizing match puzzles from 1925 Science Service text
A compact note presents two matchstick diagrams, asking which matches to remove to leave a set number of squares. For seven matches with two squares, removing the marked matches leaves one square and zero extras. For fifteen matches, remove three specific moves to leave three squares and no leftover matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Service, Inc
State highway plans spring grass growth beside roads
The State Highway Commission will plant grass along the roadside this spring to curb erosion and reduce soil wash onto pavement. The effort aims to improve safety where vehicles have tended to run off the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Malo
Student Recital at Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts
A student recital is set for Saturday afternoon at the Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts on April 4 at 2 30. Public is invited. Bomar Cramer will give a concert at the John Herron Art Institute on Sunday afternoon April 5 at 4 oclock. The advanced students recital follows at the college on Monday night April 8 under director Mr Fred Jefry.
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Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts
Bomar Cramer
John Herron Art Institute
Regitar
Fred Jefry
Quotable Echoes From A 1925 Promoter Of Wit
A collection of aphorisms on thrift, pride, truth and fate. Observations note daily folly and virtue, with quips about savings, appearances, luck, travel, truth, and money. The old fashioned humor nudges readers toward prudence while mocking vanity. Contains dated style and a copyright notice from NEA Service, 1925.
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Caleb Mills
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Metropolitan School of Music
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Harold Copeland
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William R. Craigle
Virginia Hill
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Ruth Eloise Dale
Helen Miers
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Elizabeth Lupton
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Dorothy Bissel
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Mary Edwards
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Tom Sims
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NEA Service, Inc
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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J. Burton Hawley
John Morton
Pennsylvania
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