Indians Methodists and Higher Education in Indiana
Augustus Lynch Mason spoke at Broadway Methodist on why Indiana Methodism should fund higher education. He argued the state cannot meet demand alone, urging endowment by the church to support a great library, divinity school, technology programs, and languages, to compete globally and resist secularism.
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Augustus Lynch Mason
Worth M. Tippey
Broadway M. BE
Mazon
Indiana Methodists
Inby
School of Technology
Indiana
Bloomington
Terre Haute
Institut
Chip Rockefeller
California
Stana
Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Clark
South
Western College
Church College
Rism
Oomaes
Sons of America
de Pauw University
Ouisa
United States
China
Russia
Brains Make a Great Institution, Not Bricks
The speaker argues that higher education quality depends more on the faculty than on physical facilities. Improvements to Dean University should attract talented students, with emphasis on hiring capable professors above expanding buildings and equipment.
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Dean University
Mission Opportunity Highlighted At Cleveland Conference
Charles F. Coffin reported on the Methodist Episcopal Church missionary conference in Cleveland from Oct 21 to 4. He urged immediate action to fund and expand work in India, Africa, Latin countries and beyond, stressing open doors and the need for more missionaries and accommodations. The message urged Indianapolis and state churches to unite in support now.
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Charles F. Coffin
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cleveland
Broadway Church
Methodist Church
India
Africa
Senate
Eras Peese
China
South America
Coffin
Moore
East Asia
Hartzell
McCabe
Stuntz
Philippines
Thoburn
Asia
Cruch
Mr. Coffin
Indianapolis
Byron Carter
No Time for Gentleness at Walnut Street Saloon
A stranger stormed James Blackwell's saloon on Walnut and Blake streets and declared Indianapolis lacked respectable women. Blackwell struck him, knocking him down, and the man was tossed into the street. He recovered and left before officers arrived.
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James Blackwell
Walnut
Blake Street
Indianapolis
Blackwell
Long coats for little girls in inverted plaits fashion
May Manton describes a fashionable long coat for girls with inverted plaits and shoulder cape. The design features bell sleeves and a loosely fitted back and fronts shaped by shoulder and underarm seams. Royal blue rebeline shown with contrasting trim, adaptable to various cloaking fabrics and corticelli silk sewing.
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May Manton
Kids Coat Pattern From The Journal Polls Ind
Vintage pattern notice describes a 4 to 12 year old girls coat with circular shoulder capes, turn over collar, bell sleeves, and invisible double breasted closure. Materials vary by size. pattern coupon requires 16 cents and a self addressed request to Pat Dept The Journal polls Ind. Pattern return takes about a week.
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Pat Dept
the Journal
Ind
What Is Conversion as Stansfield Praises Born Again Faith
The sermon at Meridian Street M E Church by Rev Joshua Stansfield explored the need and nature of the new birth, arguing that spiritual life comes after a natural life and that baptism symbolizes this change. He linked the Stout mayoral case to moral degeneration, urged social transformation through spiritual renewal, and urged that being born from above yields both personal and societal reform.
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Joshua Stansfield
Meridian Street
M. E
Nickodemus
John Wesley
Henry Drummond
Wesaay
Frederick W. Robertson
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Stout
Wesley
Wesley M. Stout
Cision
M. Stout
Heaven
Beliefs of Unitarians Doctrines of the Unitarian Church preached
The Reverend Charles E. St. John spoke at the Propylaeum on Doctrines of the Unitarian Church. He urged a brave philosophy of life, emphasizing human sympathy, inspiration, and the pursuit of virtue and service. He argued that Unitarians see humanity as rising toward righteousness with eternal growth, not doomed, and that character and service define the faith in daily life.
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Charles E. St. John
American Unitarian Church
The
People’s Church
Propylaeum
Unitarian Church
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Jesus Christ
Jesus
God
George Michael Arrested for Burglary and Larceny
George Michael was arrested yesterday by Detectives Morgan and Kinney and charged with burglary and grand larceny. He admitted entering Schwiers's grocery at 29 East Michigan Street several times over the past year and stealing money and goods, with losses totaling nearly $300 across three robberies.
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George Michael
Morgan and Kinney
Michael
Schwiers
East Michigan Street
Dramatization of Truth and the Theater’s Spiritual Frontier
The Rev. J Cumming Smith preached on the drama of truth at Tabernacle, arguing that celebrated fiction like Ben Hur is being dramatized in the city. He urged Christians to either avoid the theater or elevate it with art and virtue, insisting the millennium requires active engagement rather than withdrawal.
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J. Cumming Smith
Tabernacle
Earth
Christ
Let the Better Nature Speak Out in Everyday Life
A reflective piece on self expression and temperament, urging readers to cultivate kindness and optimistic spirit. It argues that editors and merchants shape public tone, while individuals can develop toward nobler traits. Encourages humane influence in homes and communities to foster joy and hope.
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God
Court Record Summaries From Fremont and Indianapolis
Criminal case Alice Walker pleads not guilty for assault and battery after a jury disagrees. Civil actions include City Bond Co. against Elbert Scovell on an improvement lien and Henry Schnull versus Robert Freund. A divorce case Birdie Davis versus John Davis and a city ordinance violation City of Indianapolis versus George Braselton appeal from Police Court.
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Fremont Alford
Alice Walker
Nickerson
J. P
City Bond Co
Elbert E. Scovell
Superior Court
Henry Schnull
Robert Freund
Birdie Davis
John Davis
City of Indianapolis
George Braselton
Higher Courts Record Suprem Court Minutes 1960
Appellate briefs and notices from Cass and Montgomery circuits. Cases involve Fred C. Boyd vs Logansport Rochester Northern Traction Co and Annie E. Taylor vs Edward Patton et al, with transfer set aside, oral argument dates, and cause recalls. Archibald Arbaugh et al vs James Shockney in Marion County Records. Fire damages case cites improper jury instruction on railroad sparks.
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Fred C. Boyd
Logansport
Rochester & Northern Traction Co
Cass c. Co
Annie E. Taylor
Edward Patton
Montgomery C. C
Joanna M. Lane
Appellate Court
Archibald M. Arbaugh
James N. Shockney
Marion
C. Record
Wills Undue Influence Rule Cited By Judge
A Pennsylvania court notes a son's right to press his mother to make a will but holds undue influence arises if pressures strip her ability to resist. If the mother yields to avoid distress or for peace, the will may be invalid. Au cet Rep. Pennsylvania, Judge.
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Aucet
Rep
Pennsylvania
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Augustus L. Mason
Broadway Methodist
Indians Methodists and Higher Education
Rev
C. E. ST. John
Ben-Hur
Cale
Miss Maud Stumm
New Wy City
Alice Neilson
Adele Ritchie
Edna May
Anna Held
Lulu Glaser
Virginia Earle
Maud Stumm
Bee
Indianapolis Journal
the Court Record
Supreme Court
Atkins
Barry
North Carolina
J Douglass
Judge Clark
Atlantic
New Jersey
Hendrikson
Atlantic Rep
Stevenson
Fn Ag A
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