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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1925

Page

12

Mail Carriers Receive Long Service Medals at Chamber Event

Fifteen veteran postal workers with over thirty five years of service were awarded loyalty medals at a Tuesday Chamber of Commerce meeting. The presentation was led by Frank J. Hildebrand, president of the Indianapolis carriers organization, and honored recipients include Martin W. Healey John M. Hobbs William J. Hufford Gustav Schmedal A G Smithson Alexander McNutt Albert Bagley Isaac Smock Frank L. Stillwell Willis Warner James L. Moore Fred A. Lorenzo George W. Sulgrove Alexander Arbuckle and Ellis W. Crane.

Chamber of Commerce Frank J. Hildebrand Indianapolis Carriers’ Organization Martin W. Healey John M. Hobbs William J. Hufford Gustav Schmedal A. G. Smithson Alexander McNutt Albert Bagley Isaac Smock Frank L. Stillwell Willis Warner James L. Moore Fred A. Lorenzo George W. Sulgrove Alexander Arbuckle Ellis W. Crane

Shorter Hours Seen as Cure of Labor Ills

Estimates prepared for James M. Lynch of the International Typographical Union warn that without reducing hours, one hundred million workers could not sustain current production if century-old machinery is scrapped. Lynch argues wage reform must include gradual hour cuts to curb unemployment and boost leisure for cultural development. He notes machines create displacement and that longer hours do not solve unemployment.

James M. Lynch International Typographical Union Bureau of Statistics Lynch Federation

Indianapolis Druggists Endorse Money Mack Bottle Claim

Indianapolis druggists declare that one bottle of Money Mack will not relieve indigestion. They warn sufferers not to expect a cure and advise skepticism toward the product’s advertised promises.

Indianapolis

New Downtown Illinois Building To Open Jan 1

A. L. Block announces the Market and Illinois Street Realty Company will complete the $1,500,000 ten story Illinois Building by January 1. The Bedford stone structure will house offices and mercantile shops with a German style marble lobby and bronze exterior lanterns. G C Murphy and Company will hold a reception Wednesday and opening Thursday as the western outpost of a 105 store chain.

A. L. Block Market and Iinois Street Realty Company Illinois Illinois Sts Market St Henry Zitzlaff G. C. Murphy and Company Variety Store

Rotary Talk Praises American Business Leader and Optimism

Tom Hendricks of Cleveland Ohio told the Rotary Club at Claypool noon meeting that faith in America and in business ability can restore progress prosperity and spiritual welfare. Senator James E Watson is to address the club next week.

America Tom Hendricks Cleveland Ohio Rotary Club Claypool James E. Watson

Slavery Through Machines and Leisure Economy

A reflective modern critique argues slavery has evolved from human bondage to mechanized systems that generate wealth and leisure. It warns society must redirect this advantage toward humane and productive ends, addressing moral and economic implications.

Baptist Church Plans $24,000 Brick Building at Southern Ave

The Southern Avenue Baptist Church at 1049 Southern Ave. advances work on a $24,000 brick building. Ground breaking occurred Sunday. Future additions will include a gymnasium and a community center, according to Rev. O. P. Greenfield.

Southern Avenue Baptist Church Southern Ave O. P. Greenfield

New Evansville Hotel Planned For City Site

An eight story brick and stone hotel to house between 400 and 600 guests will rise on the former Cadick Theater site in Evansville Indiana. Backers are reported to include capitalists from Washington DC and Louisville Kentucky.

United Preas Evansville Ind Cadick Theater Washington, D. C Louisville

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