Indianapolis Times Masthead and Bible Verse Note
The Indianapolis Times lists Roy W. Howard and Roy W. Howard again as staff, with affiliations to the Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance and the Audit Bureau of Circulations. William A. Mayborn is noted as a busman and client of United Press and NEA Service. It is published daily except Sunday by Indianapolis Times Publishing Co. at 214-220 W Maryland Street with rates listed and a Bible verse displayed.
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Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
The
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Indianapolis Times Publishing ¢ Co
Maryland
Peters Ho
O Connors plan to pay seamen a government bonus
The United States shipping board official proposes that any government subsidy go directly to American seamen on ships owned by Americans and flying the American flag. He suggests twenty dollars a month per seaman, totaling about six million dollars annually if all government ships are privately owned. The idea aims to equalize wage costs for ship owners and attract the best American sailors, linking naval reserve benefits to seafaring service.
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O’connor
United States Shipping Board
America
Andrew Furuseth
la Follette
Pensions For Old Folks Debate In Britain
The proposal, led by Chancellor Winston Churchill for a universal old age pension in Britain, would cover about 70 percent of the population at age 65. Workers pay 8 cents weekly (men) or 4 cents (women) while employed, with employers matching, and the government covering the rest until self supporting around age eighty. Widows, orphans, and children would gain pensions, aiming to end poverty in old age and sparking debate over socialism and liberal ideals.
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Old England
Great Britain
Britain
Labor Party
Winston Churchill
Stanley Baldwin
Travel Cheaper Than Staying Home Aboard US Ships
Five plans to send 35000 American travelers to Europe this summer with the Shipping Board vessels in third class and cheaper cabins. Costs run from 165 to 175 dollars for round trips, with cabin boats priced higher. Towne Nylander and lines offer low fares and adjusted accommodations to attract teachers artists veterans and students.
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Aimee Ee Noe
York
Ashington
Europe
United States Shipping Board
Shipping Board
Towne Nylander
United States Lines
Questions and Answers From The Times Reader Q A
The Indianapolis Times reader column presents historical Q A on Congress longest service Monroe Doctrine and Faraday origins of science. It also covers methods to store woolens and explains Ohio’s Buckeye nickname and papal name changes.
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Ohio
Music Week Observances Highlight City Schools and Libraries
City schools will celebrate national Music Week with mass performances across buildings. Notable events include Shortridge and Arsenal Technical Girls Glee Clubs, Teachers Double Quartet, violin recitals, and a Friday program by School No. 26. The Indianapolis Public Library hosts daily 4 PM Ampico piano concerts May 4–9 with student showcases and a May 3 program by Mu Phi Epsilon.
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USIC
MI City
Ernest G. Hesser
Cropsey Auditorium
Shortridge Girls' Glee Club
Claude E. Palmer
Shortridge
Arsenal Technical Girls’ Glee Club
Elizabeth Kaltz
Willard E. Tallentire
Lenora Coffin
Tallentire
Miss Lowman
John Herron Art Institute
Indianapolis
Mu Phi Epsilon
Indianapolis Public Library
Music Room
Central Library
Ampico
Indianapolis Public
Shortridge High School
Arsenal Technical High School
Teachers Chorus
Ernest Hesser
W. E. Tallentire
Goldie Lowman
Central Library of
Spring Musings and School Music Notes From 1925
A collage of quotes on ideas education and spring, plus details on musical interests at Indianapolis schools. Mentions crossword puzzles, Kaiser era references, and upcoming local programs including a Y W C A chorus concert and Music Week events at Cropsey Auditorium.
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Indianapolis
Annie Rooney
Nancy Lee
L. S. Ayres & Co
Cropsey Auditorium
Elizabeth Ohr
Gretta Smith
Lunchroom Juliet in Bagdad on the Subway
In a New York lunch counter a middle aged woman known as Juliet, Genevieve Yedlin, crafts sandwiches and charms patrons with an artist’s flair. She guides waiters toward all male customers, recounts a son’s death in Flanders, and recalls plant care and spring gardens as her romance with Henry Richfield, the Texas horse breeder, unfolds.
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James W. Dean
York
Eighth Ave
Flanders
Nawi
O. Henry
Bagdad-on-the-subway
Genevieve Yedlin
Romeo
Texas
Henry Richfield
Smoke Abatement and Camp Offer Stir Indiana Voters
Indiana towns confront smoke nuisance despite education efforts as residents seek stronger city ordinance enforcement. Meanwhile Fort Benjamin Harrison camp enrollment lags with only half the Hoosier quota signed up, as counties report no applications from ten counties and officials urge outreach before May 15 to meet obligations.
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Indianapolis
Aptain H. W. Webbe
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Warsaw Curfew Law Reinstated To Tackle Street Youths
In Warsaw the mayor reactivates a 30 year old curfew requiring children under 16 to be off streets after 10 pm in summer and 9 pm in winter. Women petitioned enforcement, arguing local youths roam at night. Critics doubt curfews’ effectiveness while urging parental discipline over legal measures.
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Arsaw
Warsaw
Hurdy Gurdy By Hal Cochran
A nostalgic poem recalling old tunes and memories sparked by the hurdy gurdy man. The speaker lists marches and songs like The Good Old Summertime Moonlight Bay Sweet Marie Alexander's Band Annie Laurie The Trail of the Lonesome Pine Sweet Adeline and notes the pull of familiar melodies. The piece highlights street performances and the enduring charm of vintage songs.
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Alexander
Annie Laurice
Lonesome Pine
Adeline
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