The Indianapolis Times Masthead and Motto
The Indianapolis Times publishes daily except Sunday. Roy W. Howard is president, William A. Mayburn is business manager. Rates: ten cents a week in Indianapolis, twelve cents elsewhere. No law shall restrain free interchange of thought per Indiana Constitution.
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The
Indianapolis Times
Roy W. Howard
Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
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Yland St
Indianapolis
Indiana
Thousands of Search Warrants Draw Fire in Indiana Spotlight
A public outcry denounces extensive warrants cited by Justice of the Peace Henry H. Spiher amid raids on homes. critics call for enforcement of laws without abuses. The piece also notes naval aviation lessons from the PN-9 incident and praises Commander Rodgers' promotion.
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Justice of the Peace
Henry H. Spiher
W. Michigan Sr
Indiana
William Bosson
Naming of a school board and the city’s schools
A city newspaper urges Indianapolis to elect a school board that prioritizes student welfare for about 45 000 children. It calls for capable, nonsectarian leadership and stresses adequate, nonextravagant school buildings over political aims.
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Indianapolis
Some Lessons of the PN-9
Commander Rodgers and crew survive a perilousPN-9 mission. The return yields life saved and lessons learned about flight decisions and risk.
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John Rwngers
PN-9
Rodgers
President's Aircraft Inquiry promised to shape defense policy
A special board at the White House will examine air service needs and review Col. Mitchell's charges as both Army and Navy officials and Congress participate. The panel aims to produce guidance for the President and Congress on national defense priorities and future steps.
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Coolidge
Col. Mitchell
War
Navy
White House
Army
Congress
Special Board
Mitchell
Board
Scientists Seek Fault Weather to Predict Quakes
David Dietz reports on a major California quake prediction effort led by the Carnegie Institution with the US Coast Survey USGS Bureau of Standards UC Stanford and the Navy. The study maps land creep along the San Andreas region using triangulation sonic depth sounding and seismographs to interpret future earth movements.
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David Dietz
California
Carnegie Institution of Washington
United States Coast Survey
United States Geological Survey
Bureau of Standards
University of California
San Francisco Bay Region
Mt. Lola
Mt. Round Top
Colorado River Basin
United State Geological IT Survey
United States Navy
San Francisco Bay
Bible reading row prompts board conflict in Indiana schools
Boone County superintendent Caplinger proposes reading a Bible at each county education board session and keeping a Bible on every teachers desk. Debates surround compulsory Scripture in public schools with proponents claiming moral benefit and opponents warning of church state entanglement.
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Caplinger
Boone County
County Board of Education
Advo
Cates
Board of Education
Inmate’s Riches Expose Humble Infirmary Secret
AS. Margaret Means, resident of the Shelby County infirmary, fell and broke her leg. Nurses undressed her, discovering $900 pinned to her undergarments and papers proving she claimed to be 44 though she was 69. The piece condemns the hypocrisy of public charity and reflects on aging and poverty.
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Margaret Means
Shelby County
America
U S War Insurance Decline Among World War Veterans
An American Legion committee reports that only about 15 percent of roughly 4.5 million World War veterans with original government life insurance remain insured. Despite extensive publicity and liberal terms, about 378,056 ex servicemen converted.
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NLY
American Legion Committee
James F. Barton
Indianapolis
Life Insurance Gains Highlight Private Enterprise Advantage
The piece argues private life insurance firms show substantial gains over five years while government operation in life insurance proves inefficient. It notes a call to continue selling and fields the debate over government ownership of railroads and other ventures.
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Government Insurance Bureau
Indianapolis
Life Insurance Company
Thought Thou Shalt Not Speak Evil of the Ruler
A short biblical proverb note contrasts a warning from Acts 23 5 with an old German saying that a ruler who would govern must hear yet be deaf and see yet be blind.
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Acts
Wisdom and folly in a noisy world
A collage of quips about schools crime alimony laws and daily life cites Texas Florida Virginia and Chicago. The piece surveys public mores with humor noting overreaching laws and misplaced blame while hinting at social antics and spending.
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Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Audit Bureau of Circulations
WM. A. Mayburn
Mgr
United Press
NEA Service
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Davy Jones
Locker
Bureau of Aeronautics
Ndiana Industries
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Tennessee
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Veterans and Insurance
Spudz
Talburt
Min
Patricia
Mistak Spuzz
Leuri
Nevara
Mark
Tom Sims
Texas
Virginia
Florida
Chicago
NEA Service, Inc
Ayres
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