Indianapolis Times Editorial on Free Speech Principle
The Indianapolis Times presents a statement by its president HOWARD opposing any law that restrains the free interchange of thought and opinion. The piece asserts a fundamental right to speak write or print freely on all subjects as guaranteed by the Constitution.
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Constitution of
Jana
Col. Sweeney
Paris
Morocco
Alliance
Foreign Legion
Rift
Politics and tax plans stir Congress and public opinion
The piece argues about politics in tax policy, contrasting self interest with public good. It notes Mellon tax ideas, potential auto tax removal, and the risk of diminishing little taxpayers while praising La Fayette ideals. It cites reactions to Americans bombing Moroccans and quotes several officials condemning freelance bombers.
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Betty
Congress
Cnorus
Mellon
Detroit
la Fayette
Reed Smoot
Lemoot
Harreld
Williams
United States Aviation Service Officers’ Reserve Corps
America
Sweeney
Opera Bouffe
Hartney
First Pursuit Squadron
La Fayette Offers Assistance to American Colonies 1777
Marquis de La Fayette arrives in Philadelphia with eleven volunteers and an American commission, presenting services to Congress as the colonies fight for independence. He wins rapid recognition and enduring glory for his role in the revolutionary cause.
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Marquis de la Fayette
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
la Fayette
A Hard Choice for Coolidge
Philadelphia pleads for Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler to remain as police reformer. Public safety gains and reform influence weigh against party interests as Pinchot considers Senate prospects, with Philadelphia’s views shaping Washington’s decision.
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Smedley D. Butler
Butler
Coolidge
San Diego
Cal
City Machine
General Butler
Pinchot
United States
George Wharton Pepper
Washington
Pennsylvania
Sle
United States Senate
Pepper
Ware
Oolidge
Tell Your Wife She Is The Garden Of Your Love
A sermon note inspired by Thomas Carlyle and Song of Solomon urges husbands to express love to their wives. It recalls Carlyle’s regrets and a wife’s diary moment over a small gift, stressing regular affectionate words nurture marriage and trust. The piece cites a 1925 copyright and quotes a wife’s longing for affirming affection.
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Thomas Carlyle
Carlyle
R. Gunn
John R. Gunn
Indiana city council rails at TV plan and pavement gaps
Indianapolis council blasts a TV city plan, denounces inefficiency, and vows reform while lamenting a lack of paved highways. The piece argues for focused fixes over endless rhetoric and urges completing a state highway network to connect major Hoosier cities.
State Librarian Licenses Debated at Ft Wayne Convention
A convention at Ft Wayne discussed state licensing for public librarians with a resolution urging the next Indiana session to create a state examining board. Proponents say licenses raise standards and protect the public, while critics fear overextension of boards without added service.
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Itchtean
Ohio
L .Michigan
Indiana
Ft. Wayne
Indiana highway paving tops 265 miles in past year
The Indiana highway commission reports 265 miles of roads paved under director John D. Williams. Officials expect similar mileage next year, noting the vast effort yet only one complete east west paved link remains, the National Road.
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Richmond
Terre Haute
Hoosier
Indianapolis
South Bend
Ft. Wayne
Evansville
Michigan
Detroit
Chicago
Indiana Line
Mackinaw
Illinois
The
Highway Commission
Indiana Highway Commission
Indiana township outdoor relief in 1924 totals reported
John A. Brown, secretary of the state charities board, reports that outdoor poor relief provided by Indiana townships in 1924 amounted to a specified total. The release highlights the magnitude of county and township welfare expenditures in that year.
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Ohn A. Brown
Board of State Charities
Indiana
Indiana Poor Relief in 1924 Shows Decline Yet Ongoing Struggle
The article notes 618901.83 dollars distributed among 71725 people in 1924 for poor relief, with spending higher than 1923 but lower than 1922. It argues modern economics shape poverty more than fate, cites Indiana township budgets allocating about 2 percent to poor relief, and reflects on historical and religious perspectives.
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Indiana
England
Europe
Random musings on men and manners in daily life
Tom Sims reflects on male behavior and courtship. he jokes that enjoyment of a car comes after rough handling and fenders bent. He notes men are not polite and jokes about kissing during dates versus ice cream. He ends with a wry line about bread and butter.
Prince William Sound Naming by Zalkof and others
The text notes Prince William Sound in Alaska was named by Zalkof after his ship the Alexandr Nevski visited in 1783, following Captain Cook. It also mentions hummingbirds migrate south for winter to Florida and Central America and feed on honey and small insects. It adds a derivation claim for the name appleget from ap plegarth meaning apple garden.
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Prince William Sound
Alaska
Zalkof
Alexandr Nevski
Captain Cook
Prince William, Duke of Cumberland
Florida
Central America
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