Speak Well of Washington and Self-Reliance
The Indianapolis Times argues business leaders should avoid overreliance on Washington. It notes politicians monitor their own interests, and advises workers and professionals to stay alert for ideas from D C while not depending on federal help. Coolidge’s advice is deemed sound in this view.
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Scholarship versus Big C wins favor at graduation
Embers of this year’s graduating class at a large American university voted two to one for the athletic trophy over the Phi Beta Kappa key. The piece analyzes why popularity and public applause may drive the choice, suggesting fame, not scholastic honors, shapes esteem in a competitive system.
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Prominece
A Shrewd President
The article praises President Coolidge for urging business leaders to focus on business and step ahead of public politics. It frames this as a shrewd, Rooseveltian move, noting great leaders align with public sentiment and then lead. It praises Coolidge for successfully pulling this off.
Auto Hobo Etiquette For Tin Can Tourists
An etiquette note urges improved behavior by auto hobos and warns against free camping. It cites cities charging 25 to 75 cents nightly and notes campgrounds slipping to private management under sanitary oversight. National forests may require campers to pay fees to cover costs.
Q and A: Smallest US town and other curios
A syndicated reader query column answers questions on topics from geography to heating, and a correction notes Grover Cleveland’s proper presidential numbers. It identifies Lewiston Wyoming as a tiny site, lists airship dimensions, and reports the Osage wealth and consular pay in London.
Stage verdict murat and other theater notes
Public verdict declares William Hodge in For All of Us satisfactory entertainment. Claire Vincent’s Etchings from Life promising with a smile and a laugh. C B Hilliam wins on the Dill piano act. The Berkell Players present The Fool melodrama. Renee Sisters Revue and Herbert’s Garden Revue headline a lively bill with dancing and jazz. Lena Daley Bozo Mack and Jack Smoke Gray contribute a solid musical segment.
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Claire Vincent
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Capitol
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Logansport shooting linked to lack of love
Narrative items report a Logansport Indiana shooting claimed by a man who said nobody loved him. Other notes touch on a public official reprimand, a senator's jail record, and assorted global and domestic curiosities from 1930s era columns.
Funnies By Hal Cochran Readaloud Routine
A household scene unfolds as a father returns home and is pressed by a curious child. The son asks daily questions and cleverly lures dad into reading the funny pages, turning quiet time into a playful ritual.
Music Week lineup highlights city concerts and events
National Music week draws crowds with free noon concerts and theater events. Highlights include a massed orchestra at Monument Circle, a YWCA chorus cantata at Hollenbeck Hall, and multiple sorority and radio concerts at colleges and stations.
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For All of Us and The Fool Dominates Indianapolis Stages
Theater critic praises William Hodge’s For All of Us for heart value and clean amusement while noting it outlived other shows. The Fool at English’s, Berkell Players, is hailed as outstanding drama with strong turns by Milton Byron and Idabelle Arnold. stock company shines all week.
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Tommy Evans
Eelen West
Martha Morton
Observer
Flipping the Flapper Off of the Domestic Map at Keith's
Claire Vincent leads a musical comedy sketch at Keith's with a spoof about wives coping with unfaithful husbands by turning the tables in a light hearted bit. The week features violinist Marie Dawson Morrell and Emil Seidel at the piano, plus a varied program including Oklahoma Bob Albright with two pianos, the Danube Brothers acrobats, the Dora and Ed Ford Revue, Frank Davis and Adele Darnell, and Leon the magician with “Fire and Water.”
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Indianapolis
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Leon
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Rubin and Cherry Open Week at Lyric Vaudeville
Under Odd Fellows sponsorship the Rubin and Cherry Shows open a week on Kentucky Ave and West St with tent attractions and a jazz heavy act led by Everett Sanderson. The Renee Sisters, Kara the juggler, Indian and Dixieland numbers, and a Ben Turpin style film program highlight a varied bill at the Lyric all week.
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Observer
Indiana blue sky law arrest and street fight in Terre Haute report
Investigator Wright pursues a stock promoter under the new blue sky law for selling nearly sixty thousand dollars of unregistered stock since December. A street brawl near Military Park ends with six men jailed and one hospitalized after a fight in a city jail cell, provoking calls for stronger street crime control.
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E. Wright
State Securities Commission
Terre Haute
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Commission
Chambers of Commerce
Reductions in Federal Taxes In Indiana Nine Months
Indiana paid 5 399 663 less in federal taxes in the first nine months of this year than the same period last year. Yet the state contributed 28 856 620 to support the National Government, about 9 per Hoosier. Even if federal taxes vanished there would still be enough state and local taxation to satisfy most citizens. Real relief requires all levies at state county and city levels to be cut, a job needing concerted official effort. The township trustee is as important as the President in shaping taxpayers’ burdens.
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Indiana
Notre Dame seniors plan life insurance gift to alma mater
A University of Notre Dame senior class in South Bend seeks a $50,000 endowment policy with the school as beneficiary. Twenty year premiums will fund a gift. upon maturity or death the university benefits. The plan spreads costs and risks over years, though participants face health concerns and social embarrassment.
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University of Notre Dame
South Bend
United States
Dr Evans to Be Heard at Marion County Dinner
Dr Ernest N Evans secretary of the Church Federation of Indianapolis will address the annual dinner of the Marion County Young People's Council at Central Christian Church next Monday night. He will discuss youth conferences at Lake Geneva Wisconsin and Winona Lake Indiana.
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Ernest N. Evans
Church Federation of Indianapolis
Marion County
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