Indianapolis Times Publication Note Details Rates
Editor Felix F Bruner notes that the Indianapolis Times is published daily except Sunday by the Indianapolis Times Publishing Co at 214 220 W Maryland St Indianapolis. Subscription rates listed show ten cents a week in Indianapolis and twelve cents elsewhere.
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Felix F. Bruner
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Indianaianapolis Times Publishing Co
Maryland St
Indianapolis
Right to Free Speech Upholded in Todiana Constitution
The Todiana Constitution proclaims no law shall restrain free interchange of thought and opinion or restrict speech writing or printing on any subject. It enshrines broad protections for expression across subjects and media.
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Todiana
Fundamentals of American freedom and the nation's core ideas
A reflective editorial warns against anti freedom currents in politics and media and urges a return to core American fundamentals. It contrasts sensational campaigns with the founding ideas of free thought, speech, and local autonomy, plus a strong federal role in defense and commerce.
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Lincoln
Texas
California
Union
Spain
Woodrow Wilson
United States
America
God's Stepchildren as a Big Novel Explored
Walter D. Hickman reviews Sarah G. Millin's God's Stepchildren, a 319 page tale set in Africa about a British missionary who marries a Hottentot woman. The piece praises Millin's craft and realism but labels the theme sensational and troubling, noting four generations of mixed blood and a stern warning about race.
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Stepchiljeedren
Sarah G. Millin
Africa
Bent & Liveright
New York
Sarah Gertrude Millin
South Africa
New Books at Indianapolis Public Library Show Diverse Reads
The Indianapolis Public Library adds fiction including Unity by J D Beresford Fighting Westward by Aline Harvard The Monster by Harrington Hext Temescal by H H Knibbs In the Heart of Hoosierland by Louis Ludlow Moment of Beauty by Samuel Mergan Inevitable Millionaires by B P Oppenheim Obedience by Michael Sadleir plus literature and essays Best Continental Short Stories of 1923 24 Sitting on the World by H C Broun Points of View by S P Sherman and economics religion sociology Our Harbors and Inland Waterways by F A Collins Contributions of Science to Religion by Shailer Mathews and Others and And Who Is My Neighbor National Confer Cristian Way of War
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Indianapolis Public Library
J. D. Beresford
Aline Harvard
Harrington Hext
H. C. Broun
S. P. Sherman
F. A. Collins
Shailer Mathews
Pullman conductor jokes and other odds from 1925
A collage of wry quips and social asides with light humor about travel, fashion, money, golf, marriage, grades, music, prices, and a secret marriage in Boston. Notable lines reference Tito Schipa, straw hats, bridge hands, and a miser’s Iowa City cache.
California Baja and U S high school graduation facts
The text explains Baja California as a Mexican state with 68 338 square miles and 62 141 population, La Paz as capital, and notes on U S high school graduation: from 1000 entering, 634 reach eighth grade, 342 enter high school, 139 graduate. It also covers Senate impeachment presiding officers, skin tanning remedies, and the name Maximilian meaning great worker.
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Lower California
Mexico
Baja California
Gulf of California
Pacific Ocean
la Paz
United States Bureau of Education
Judge Collins Bans Bandits with Ten to Twenty One Years
Judge James A. Collins in Criminal Court sentenced three filling station bandits to ten to twenty one years each in the reformatory. The crime yielded $30.92 in cash and the harsh punishment aims to deter hold ups and keep the public safe. Physicians and educators urge medical supervision of high school athletics while recognizing the value of competition and vigor in youth activities.
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James A. Collins
Reformatory
Red” Grange
Euclid
States and Railway Projects Stir Indiana Debate
Chairman John W McCardle of the Indiana Public Service Commission protests the ICCs rejection of the Owensboro Rockport and Chicago Railway project In its eighty four mile span from Owensboro Kentucky to Elnora Daviess County Indiana the line would tap coal and stone regions and rely on foreign capital Examiners find no public convenience or necessity yet the commission previously approved the project The dispute highlights state versus federal regulatory power in railroad matters and skepticism about the ICCs reach Southwestern Indiana may endure without the railway as Indianapolis regulators claim authority.
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John W. McCardle
Indiana Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Owensboro, Rockport & Chicago
Owensboro
Elnora
Daviess County
United States
Indiana
Public Service Commission
Indianapolis
Duties of Parents to Children
Zell of Federal Court told a Bible class Sunday that unless parents shoulder the responsibility of rearing their children the nation faces greater crime. Judge Balt quoted him and urged individual parental training, arguing that schools and agencies cannot replace the home. He called child rearing a home industry requiring personal attention.
Berkell Players Deliver High Praise despite Flawed Drama
A rough mixed review of The Silent Witness credits Edythe Elliott and Berkell Players with strong performances especially Elliott and St. Clair, while noting weak plotting. The Capitol production Morning, Noon and Night offers laughs with Bozo Mack Harrison and Lena Daley in a bustling restaurant setting all week.
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Ave
Otto Harbach
Bud Morgan
Bud
Berkell
Edythe Elliott
Miss Eliott
Larry Sullivan
Rigsby
Mary Hill
Robert St. Clair
Bud Morgen
Idabelle Arnold
Bob Fay
al C. Wilson
Milton Byron
Englich
the Capitol
Bozo Mack
Arthur Harrison
Jack
Smoke” Gray
Lena Daley
Dorothy Alexander
Lew Denny
Alma Arliss
Tommy Seymour
Daley
Stage Verdict and Lyric Vaudeville At The Lyric And Palace
Observer notes Stage Verdict English's The Silent Witness poorly written yet shines via Berkell Players. Watts delivers riotous burlesque parody at Lyric with Sophie and Margie as foils. Palace showcases Twenty Minutes in Hollywood, Weems, Demarest and Doll, Bird Cabaret, and The Night Club with stars Griffith Fazenda Beery.
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Berkell
James Watts
Palace
Walter Weems
Demarest
Doll
Capitol
Jack “Smoke” Gray
Bozo Mack
Daley
Haven MacQuarrie
the Palace
Hollywood
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MacQuarrie
Walter Weems and Company
Weems
Weem
Bird
Cata
Follis
Raymond Griffith
Wallace Beery
Louise Fazenda
Observer
Moon Man Sees Love Bloom On Earth Tonight
A playful tale of a man in the Moon who answers a query with a view of a couple in love. The Moon Man deems the use of his light by young lovers as the best sight seen from above.
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Dan Cupid
Theaters Present Variety Tonight in Town
Circling the Circle hosts De classe while Colonial shows The Mad Whirl. The Ohio screens The Little French Girl and Apollo presents The Way of a Girl, with Isis featuring A Roaring Adventure.
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The
Circle
Colonial
Ohio
Apollo
Isis
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