Indianapolis Times Motto and Rate Card Fragment
An OCR fragment lists affiliations, publication details, address, and subscription rates for the Indianapolis Times along with a constitutional quote about free speech. It appears as a misc line from a newspaper masthead or policy page. The text cites Scripps-Howard, Audit Bureau, daily except Sunday, and rates of five and ten cents a week.
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Indianapolis Times ‘Publishing Co
Maryland St
Indianapolis
City government debate on manager plan vs mayoral system
An argument argues the city manager plan yields a business like, noncampaign governance versus the mayoral system where political obligations tie leaders to organizations. It asserts qualified mayors may not seek office under current politics, and foreign entanglements push toward global cooperation for lasting peace.
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Indianapolis
Entanglements and the dollar in U S foreign policy
Bishop Blake argues Washington weighs moral issues against banking interests and warns that entanglements abroad are pursued to protect money but not to save lives. He cites Armistice Day, critiques League of Nations and World Court, and urges equal regard for world peace and financial concerns.
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United States
Understanding of Nations
Merica
Ale) Blake
Methodist Church
Washington
League of Nations
San Francisco Defeats City Power Sell-Out Plan
In San Francisco voters rejected a move to hand eight million dollars of city hydroelectric power to Pacific Gas and Electric for under two million dollars a year. They repudiated Mayor Rolph and allies, signaling support for a municipal power system and warning Washington against private control of public resources.
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AN Francisco
Ralph
Ross McLeran
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Washington
San Francisco
Rolph
Power Trust
Board of Supervisors
Wife who is not a flapper in Proverbs 31
A sermon extols the Proverbs 31 wife as industrious and prudent. She rises early, runs the household with order, aids the poor, and dresses well yet modestly. Her husband trusts her completely and her children rise to call her blessed.
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Solomon
Win R. Gunn
Right Here in Indiana Right Here in Indiana
A sensational note reports a would be buyer offering 1000 for the body of Dutch Anderson in Muscatine memorial morgue Indiana. The plan would tour the country exhibiting the corpse for admission fees as a sensational moral show attracting large crowds.
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Musome
Mich
Anderson
Atlanta
Ben Hance
Muncie
Ind
Constable Pham's Son-in-Law Comments on Daylight Robberies
In a remark linked to Indynoplus, Newt Pham's son-in-law argues that workers away from home during the day are unlikely targets of daytime robberies. The statement frames risk by occupation and daily routine.
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Newt Pham
Up T’ Indynoplus
Darin
Pauls Farewell to Elders at Miletus Weekly Lesson
The lesson reviews Paul calling Ephesian elders to Miletus before his journey to Jerusalem. It emphasizes Paul’s iron strength, selfless motive, and warning of coming perils while noting his quote it is more blessed to give than to receive. It ends in a prayerful farewell with hope that all men may imitate Paul’s generosity.
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Paul
Milutes
Ephesus
Miletus
Jerusalem
Jesus
Agrippa
Meltus
Interstate Truck War Reflections On State Vehicle Laws
Indiana public service commission heard Hoosier truck operators grievances over Ohio police enforcement of Ohio motor vehicle laws. The dispute centers on out of state trucks needing Ohio licenses and fears of retaliation. Officials expect possible inter state accord, noting state lines hinder interstate commerce and urging unified regulation.
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Indiana Public Service Commission
Ohio
Indiana
Izzard
Indianapolis
Illinois
Michigan
Fixit Advocates Citizens Protests at City Hall
The Times rep reports Mr. Fixit, attending city hall after the election, will monitor officials and protect residents. A protest signed by 325 citizens targets the Southeastern Ave dump amid reports of burned dead animals and south side odor. A Pleasant Run complaint and calls to halt oil dumping echo nearby. Dr Herman E. Morgan will investigate health concerns and a safety board official promised action.
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Fixit
Times
City Hall
Southeastern Ave
MR. Fixit
Ave
Oscar Wise
Board of Safety
Prospect St
Pleasant Run
South Side
Herman E. Morgan
Indiana sportsmen drive licenses and wild life decline
Borge N. Mannfeld of the Indiana Department of Conservation notes 205000 people bought hunting and fishing licenses in the last year, raising over 200000 in revenue as license totals rise annually. He warns that wildlife faces extinction despite hatcheries and laws, predicting future generations may hunt only finance or domestic affairs.
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Borge N. Mannfeld
Indiana
Who Will Get the Plums in Indianapolis City Hall
Speculation swirls after John L. Duvall becomes mayor as factions within the Republican machine and the Klan clash over city jobs. Bill Armitage, Duvall supporters, and Duvall’s friends press for spoils, while the city chairman seeks control of patronage amid competitive feuding.
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Indianapolis
John L. Duvall
Coffin
Republican Party
Duvall
Klan
Bill Armitage
United States Steel Corporation
Thought Seal and Biblical Quotes in a Moral Reflection
A dated devotional excerpt presents Isaiah 55 6 urging calling on the Lord while near, paired with a line about God’s commandments being an iron door to himself and keeping them opens. The wording resembles a sermon snippet or religious reflection.
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Samuel Duffeld
Intime Concerts Open to All at the Columbia Club
Ona B Talbot will perform at 3 o'clock next Thursday in the Columbia Club ballroom marking the first Intime Concert. Clara Clemens, Louis and Guy Maier will appear with a varied program of vocal and piano works. The series invites members and the public alike to enjoy new musical offerings in Indianapolis.
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Raptr
Ona B. Talbot
Woek
Columbia Club
Clara Clemens
Louis
Guy Maier
In Concert On Next Thursday At Columbia Club
Clara Clemens, mezzo soprano, joins Ona B Talbot for the first Intime Concert at the Columbia Club. Clemens is noted as a self trained American singer who began in Ohio and rose after a Cincinnati pageant with Cleofonte Campanini. The Athenaeum Male Chorus debuts this season at the Athenaeum Club under DeWitt S Talbert with Paula Kipp as accompanist. Edna Swanson Ver Haar Swedish contralto appears as soloist. John Herron Institute hosts Sunday music with Ferdinand Schaefer presenting a talk on The Development of the Senate and classics including Handel Bach and Haydn. The program continues with further talks on Romantics and Moderns in January and March.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleofonte
Athenaeum
Athenaeum Club
DeWitt S. Talbert
Paula Kipp Jis
Old Musikverein Chorus
Alexander Ernestinoff
Edna Swanson Ver Haar
Miss Ver Haar
Sweden
Swedish Choral Society of Chicago
John Herron Art Institute
Pennsylvania
Sixteenth Sts
Ferninand Schaefer
Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts
Senate
Handel
Bach
Haydn
Juanio— Negro
Fire losses in 1923 United States and related facts
The National Board of Fire Underwriters values 1923 fire losses at 508 million dollars and 15 000 deaths. The data cover pensions secrecy limits, naturalization timing, WWII veteran hospital totals, French debt to the U S, and copper cent coinage history with years and mint details.
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United States
National Board of Fire Underwriters
France
Philadelphia
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