Debated: Darrow and Rabbi Clash Over Soul and Machine
Famed Chicago lawyer Clarence Darrow and Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht debated before about 5,000 Indianapolis residents at Cable Tabernacle. The topic Is Man a Machine, with Darrow arguing for mechanistic views and Feuerlicht defending soul and free will as essential and superior to mere physical processes.
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Morris M. Feuerlicht
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cable Tabernacle
Darrow
L. Ert Slack
al Smith
Rabbi Feuerlicht
Archimedes
Lindbergh
Feuerlicht
God
Wife Wins Freedom From Neuritis
New York specialist introduces Nurito now available through neighborhood drug stores. Thousands report relief from neuritis rheumatism sciatica lumbago and neuralgia. If Nurito fails to relieve pain in a few doses your druggist refunds money. 20 000 boxes sold with only three failures. Nurito is non narcotic harmless and widely advertised by Hook's Dependable Drug Stores.
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Nurito
New York
Hook
Bloomington Welcomes New American Legion Leader Paul McNutt
Bloomington indiana greeted national American Legion commander designate Colonel Paul V. McNutt arriving from monon station. As dean of the indiana university law school he will take a year’s leave to serve as national commander after being elected at the san antonio convention. born 1891 in martinsville he studied at iu and harvard before joining the army in ww i.
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Ppc
Bloomington
Ind
Paul V. McNutt
American Legion
San Antonio
Tex
Monon
McNutt
Indiana University
Legion
Indiana
Martinsville
Harvard
Army
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
326Th Field Artillery
Kathleen Timolat
Craftsmen Honored At Indiana Building Congress Ceremony
Seventeen craftsmen received master craftsman certificates and gold recognition buttons from the Indiana Building Congress at a ceremony on the unfinished main floor of the Scottish Rite cathedral. Recipients include Richard Casgni, William Sayce, Luther Groover, Ike Kuchler, Charles Bruner, Zack Duvall, John Williams, J. B. Tennis, W. E. Stevenson, Elmer Henninger, John G. Lane, A. C. Luckhardt, William Robertson, Fred Phillips, Roy L. Pavey, Clovie Pitts, Ray Howell, and others recommended by foremen.
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Indiana Building Congress
Richard Casgni
William Sayce
Luther Groover
Ike Kuchler
Charles Bruner
Zack Duvall
John Williams
J. B. Tennis
W. E. Stevenson
Elmer Henninger
John G. Lane
A. C. Luckhardt
William Robertson
Fred Phillips
Roy L. Pavey
Clovie Pitts
Ray Howell
Wertz Sues Muncie for 50000 Damages Over River Pollution
Fred Wertz fox farm owner sues the city of Muncie seeking 50000 in damages claiming White river pollution from city sewage has damaged his land and endangered livestock.
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Muncie
Ind
Fred Wertz
Fox Farm
White River
Boss of dry league won't change stand
Rev. E S Shumaker superintendent of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League refuses to retract his remarks about three state supreme court justices. He criticizes them as wet and calls for a complete overhauling of the court personnel while declaring his own actions within his constitutional rights.
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E. S. Shumaker
Indiana Anti- Saloon League
Supreme Court
Indiana State Farm
Shumaker
Shumaker Faces State Farm Term and Possible Violence
The Rev Edward S Shumaker Indiana Anti Saloon League superintendent prepares for a sixty day stay at the Indiana State Farm beside bootleggers and robbers He says there is a possibility he may not return and defends his legal battles while noting aides may face danger He plans to pursue the W C Durant prize for prohibition ideas and will be away from family during the term
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Shumaker
State Farm
Edward S. Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Indiana State Farm
Supreme Court
Marion County
W. C. Durant
Anti-Saloon League
League
Broadway
James Morrison
Albert
Arthur
Paul
Wayne
Al Smith and Tammany Attack at Thirteenth Street Meeting
Frank E. Wright, Republican state representative candidate, condemned Al Smith and Tammany’s bid to revive Prohibition era politics at a political gathering on Wednesday night at 719 East Thirteenth Street. He referred to Barleycorn as dead and buried and labeled the effort a grave robbing campaign.
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John Barleycorn
al Smith
Frank E. Wright
East Thirteenth Street
Legal battle may halt U S utility probe
Indefinite suspension of the FTC utilities investigation was signaled after Electric Bond and Share Company officials challenged the commission's authority. Hearings were halted as E A Smith and Ralph B Feagin refused questions on company expenditures. They were ordered to answer and produce documents by next Tuesday at 10 a m.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Electric Bond and Share Company
E. A. Smith
Ralph B. Feagin
Electric Bond and Share Co
New York
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