Indianapolis Times Publication Details Repeated
The Indianapolis Times lists ownership by The Indianapolis Times Publishing Co with address 14 220 W Maryland Street Indianapolis. It notes prices in Marion County two to ten cents a week and elsewhere three to twelve cents a week with Boyd Gurley as editor.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Boyd Gurley
Public Debate and Slander in Indiana Gubernatorial Race
The column disputes Harry Leslie’s slander of Frank Dailey as governor hopeful, cites Judge Anderson calling the charge untrue, and urges Leslie to apologize. It also muses on Congress broadcasts via radio, suggesting evening sessions to engage voters and test oratory beyond print.
The Military Dollar and War Costs
The economist explains tax dollars spent on past and future wars dominate the budget. Irving Fisher cites 32 cents for military, 51 cents for debt interest, leaving one-sixth for public works and civil functions. He argues moral support for peace makes dollars and sense.
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United States
Irving Fisher
Yale
Sam
Peace Victory and Other War News in 1917
In 1917 the U S government joined a peace war against tuberculosis in cattle to protect milk supplies and children. North Carolina led a nationwide effort testing over 22 million cattle with infection dropping from four to two percent. Government costs run about 5 million dollars yearly. Additional items report a British doctor opposing mixed marriages, luxury garters in New York, a claim bagpipes originated with Romans, and a note on Scots reputation.
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North Carolina
Question of Principle Pressing US demand on France over Horan case
The State Department should press France until it fully satisfies for the Paris dispatches by Harold Horan Hearst correspondent. Horan was seized and held for hours without contact as France challenged his sources regarding a secret naval accord with England. The incident raises for the government the duty to protect reporters abroad and assure their independence. In other notes, the National Safety Council cites hazards in housework for women and a voter will be surprised that Mrs Willebrandt and William Allen White are not candidates for president.
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Prohibition Party
Prohibition
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State Prohibition Committee
N. Dearborn St
Pasteur and Microbes Change World History
David Dietz traces the rise of microbe science from Leeuwenhoek to Spallanzani and Pasteur. It highlights Pasteur’s role in linking microbes to public health, disease control, and modern medicine, arguing that foundational work transformed civilization and daily welfare.
New Haven Gains From War Era Inventors and Prohibition Debate
In New Haven, CT, industry spans guns, clocks, rubber and steel, with residents weighing November votes. Connecticut leans Republican, though Prohibition remains a compromise issue, while magnifying the region’s notion that liberty rests on evolving public support.
Chapping of the Skin Cause and Cure
Fall brings dry air that causes skin chapping as glands slow moisture production. Use modest soap, dry hands, apply cold cream or vaseline, and grease hands twice daily. For facial chapping, women may use a veil and men a coat collar with suitable grease.
UNCLE SAM'S ALLIANCE a 2 TRIM HER WITH LIGHTS and THEY DRINK LESS BEER
A jumble of opinions covers postwar affiliations, Pershing praise, aviation safety, Nicaragua rebels, Aimee McPherson Britain, Russian menace, public utilities, Edith Sanderson’s jail plan, Coolidge era social schedules, German beer habits, and Senator Reed oil hearings.
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UNCLE SAM'S ALLIANCE a # 2
Readers Voice Views and Prohibition Debate Shapes Indiana Ballot
A series of letters discuss a Newman Guy holdup theory, Prohibition party ballot access in Indiana, and urging dry voters to back a strong Prohibition ticket. Included are comparisons of 1926 voting, calls for keeping the issue before the public, and a home remedy for white heat marks on varnished surfaces using olive oil and salt.
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Times
Prohibition Party
Indiana
Coolidge
Hoover
Smith
Daily Thoughts On Amend Your Ways and Doings
A compact note reflects a biblical exhortation from Jeremiah urging reform and improvement, paired with a quote from Goldsmith about models for change. The piece reads like a moral reminder, emphasizing self-improvement through external examples.
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Jeremiah
Career diplomats pressure over automatic resignations intensifies
Secretary Kellogg and President Coolidge face a morale crisis among career American ministers who oppose automatic resignations on March 4. Twenty-two ministers questioned the practice, arguing the foreign service act grants permanence like the military, while Kellogg and White House allies warn against creating a self perpetuating system.
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Ashington
Kellogg
Coolidge
Washington
Foreign Service
Congress
Army
Navy
FW Hough Kellogg
White House
Archery venue search and miscellany Q and A
A reader asks for an archery practice site in the city with no known dedicated location. The note surveys Saturns rings details, a weekly rhyme about children born on days, and a carbon buildup on a wick oil stove with suggested removal by scraping or burning.
This Date in U S History Oct 11 highlights
On October 11 events include Columbus sighting a distant light in 1492 Benedict Arnold skirmishing with the British on Lake Champlain in 1776 the United States Bank in Philadelphia failing in 1841 and the New York clearing house opening in 1953
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Benedict Arnold
Lake Champlain
United States Bank
Philadelphia
New York Clearing House
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