Groninger Wins More Aid For City Water Rate Fight
Indianapolis officials seek further expert review of the Indianapolis Water Company valuation to contest rate increases. Corporation Counsel Groninger obtained 3,000 for additional engineers from Bemis of Chicago to inspect major plant items, including the Riverside station pumps. Detailed analysis aims to show depreciation and overheads inflated, challenging the rate valuation and supporting deductions.
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ARL MCLABITZ
Inatanapolia Water Company
Taylor E. Groninger
Edward W. Bemis
Chicago
Indianapolis
Mre Groninger
Bemis
corporation counsel's office
Groninger
Anka
neking
Devix
Riverside station
public service commission
Washington Street
Riverside
Idianapolis
Indiana Tuesday and Wednesday Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy and unsettled in Indiana for Tuesday and Wednesday with a chance of scattered thunder showers Wednesday. Not much change in temperatures. In Indianapolis and vicinity likewise partly cloudy and unsettled with possible thunderstorms, similar temperature outlook.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Christianity Seen as World Panacea at Winona Lake
Star staff correspondent reports at the second egay acesion of the Christian citizenship conference at Winona Lake Indiana. International representatives discussed a future world conference under the National Reform Association, with Dr. K I Tal of Swanton China and Dr. Frederick Lynch of New York among speakers. The assembly urged government aligned with Christian principles, urged state religion, and debated opium policy and civic reform as part of postwar reconstruction.
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LESTER NAGLEY
Star Stall
WINONA LANG
Ind
Cheta
egay
Christian citizenship
betne
National Reform Association
amaphea
K.l. Tai
Swanton
China
Frederick 41. Lynch
New York
World Alliance for International Friendship
Willem P. Carmichael
St. Jonia
Winona Lake
Dr. Tal
W.O. Wishart
Pittsbutch
Thomas B. Edsgar
Wilkinsburg
Frank J. Cannon
Denver
William F. Anderson
Inscinati
William M. Bell
Hsburg
Pr. Wishart
Fiwond Haynes
Kokama
Indi
Charles J. Bietzle
James S. McGaw
Pittsburgh
Frank W. Stanton
Pritchurch
William P. Carmichael
St. Touts
oe et .Rishon Bell
Tesus Christ
sail
Wishart
Jesus
F. M. WHson
Taladelphia
M.A. Crooks
Newcastin
Bizhop Hel
T. Helnka
Poland
Je. Wilson
Pita
Crookx
Purnell Praises Republican Saving and Prosperity
Frankfort Indiana July 20 Representative in Congress Fred Purnell told a Ninth district Republican gathering that without Harding administration legislation and economy the farmer would face hardship. He cited prosperity amid immigrant demand and noted agricultural conditions need continued relief measures. The conference, part of a statewide tour, aimed to connect with Republican activists and gather feedback for state planning.
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MAURICE FRARLY
FRANKFORT
Ind
Harding
Congress
Purchel
Republican organization
Europa
Purnell
United States
President Urges Development of Natural Resources
President Harding pleads for gradual use of the nation’s resources through reclamation irrigation and reforestation to serve use without burdening settlers. He cites electrification of railways and a Columbia Basin project as key steps while touring Spokane and preparing to head to Oregon.
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SPOKANE
Wash
Tily
Harding
Pacifi
Columbia
expracs Pn ROMA Agoroprinta oerasion
Nowadayea
suparta
Liner Advances Ashore in Dense Fog Off Nova Scotia
The steamship Advance ran aground at Shute Island, Hatafan, Nova Scotia, in thick fog. All passengers and crew were rescued by tugboats. The 2400 ton steamer carried general cargo and passengers and was on a regular service between Boston and St Johns under the Thier Colonial Navigation Company and Panama Railway.
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HATAFAN
Nova Scotia
Advance
Shute Indsland
Thier
Colonial Navigation Company
Panama Rathway Company
Boston
Jintitax
St. Johns
Bandits Hold Up St Louis Rail Office for 16000
Five armed masked men robbed the United Railways Company office in central St Louis in daylight. They took about 16000 dollars after firing at workers. several employees reported shots but no serious injuries. The bandits fled in an unknown direction as police began a search.
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ST Louis
United Railways Company
Warship Rushes to Strike Scene at N F Plant
The Ferit Ish warship Wlataria Jett arrived at St Johns Newfoundland for Sydney in action with strike Afeothere at the Empire Steel Corporation plant. The exact details and context are unclear due to OCR errors, but the event centers on a warship deployment connected to a strike at the steel plant.
Girl Heir to Caruso Estate to Wed Lawyer at Corpus Christi
Anna Roalchi Benjamin, long foster daughter of actress Mrs Caruso’s estate, will marry Arthur Louie Fullman a London based lawyer and longtime personal attorney to Park Benjamin. The ceremony is set for the Corpus Christi Little Catholic Church Maiden Lane Strand.
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LONDON
Juy
Corpus Christ
Maiden Bane
Strand
Anne Bolcii
torney
dHut
wather
Anna Roalchi Benjamin
Benjamin
Sie
Italy
Mr. Pullman
Laniton
Britain Eyes Settlement On Ruhr Reparations
London reports Britain ready to accept a cautious settlement approach. Government seeks an outright agreement, with Parliament backing the move amid industrial strain and unemployment. French and Belgian responses loom as talks with Berlin continue under pressure.
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JOHN F BORE
wolveraol Servier Bia
LONDON
fis
Moineare
France
Rhineland
Ruhr
hig busineas
Induastry
minss
Balnoure Asteas
hla
Europe
Hunt Conspiracy Case Placed in Hands of Jurors
Jurors hear final arguments in the Hunt conspiracy case tied to embezzlement of trust funds. Key figures include Richard V. Sipe and Hicharet V. Sipe as witnesses. Prosecution contends Hunt used Sipe to obtain a $10 000 note and securities for an option on Aetna Life assets. Defense claims collateral and timely payments questioned. Trial began June 28 and continues with jury deliberations.
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HUNT
A. Hunt
Pivot tity Realty Company
WP oH
Talia
hie brothers instaw
ari
Sipe
enbergle RILtHy
hell
tenae
bette
William P. Evang
Fred'. Gause
Beans
delberate adentage
Hunt and latte
Frunt
Richart
ififana National Life insurance
fortine
Evans
Inilafin
Aetna ‘Trust and Savings Company
whe itt aan Batta were
Charles W. Comp
state commissioner of banking
Additionel
Wunt
howe | Tint
agelerk
Frank Kame
Charlee
andy
KIEL
Boy 9 Dies After Motor Truck Accident
Lewin Auting aged 9 of 1104 Lauth Capitol lives died last night at City Hospital from injuries after he fell from a motor truck driven by Harry Greenwald of 150 South Capital Avenue at Morris and Maple streets. Police say Auting struck his head on a wheel. Greenwald held on charges of assault and battery. Another man, Joseph Adams, 36, of 514 Pierson Avenue, was seriously injured when struck by a car driven by William Hereth near 131% North Senate. Witnesses say Hereth, a postal delivery driver, was speeding on Sanath Avenue. Adams appeared to be attempting to cross a street. Adams’ condition described as serious. Hereth arrested. Other incidents include Rae Cote Pepe Avenue youth injured and two cars damaged on Alabama and Ninth Street corridors.
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Lewin Auting
Lauth
Capitol agers
Greenwald
masault and
Joseph Adama
Pierson avenue
William Hereth
Davidson street
Senate avenue
Wart
Chash
McChire
Hereth
nipseenger
Sanath avenue
Adame
Verdin
cat
hin
Nereth
wes Toreg
Rae Japnson
REY Cote Pepe avenue
Rae
Alabama
Ren Hon Jr
damagat
Union Buys Riot Mine at Herrin
The Mine Workers Union of the Leater strip mine at Herrin buys the riot mine for an undisclosed sum. Officials indicate the purchase aims to avert further damage and mass violence after the massacre at the property.
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HERRIN
SURINGEIRLD
tha. Mingin Mine Workers Union
Leater
Cheneene
Wherunten
aitielata
Aovariing
Laster
Aeronauts Prepare for National Balloon Race at Speedway
Indianapolis readies for the national eliminator race with fourteen balloons entered. Army and Navy crews, civilian pilots, and international officials converge as gas fills begin this afternoon at the Speedway grounds under Capt. G. T. Bumbardt. Preparations include inspections, placements, and security measures for the event tomorrow afternoon and a follow-up meeting with Top officials including Admiral V. A. Moffett.
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Speedway
anny
navy
G. T. Bumbatrd
Speedway grounds
mastenel sextertas
lng
Gapt
B. McCunough
wif
Natlhone
neuition yeaterday
Indianapolia
H. Hhneywell
St. louis
elty
St. Louie
Minard
Mr Cullouth
St. Louiis
r pywell
VanOrman
Akron
Herbert J. Thadden
Detroit
Mich
giley F. Tonaldron
Springfeld
Kinald
Eve Wach
Springfield
Indianapolis
F. B. Cuthert
Crit States naval
Hampton — tana
Jack Hoettoer
piluy
Jack Yalton
Goon+ year Tire and Rubber ‘Company
lga
Warren Kasor
Hruckelde
Members Criticize Spending on College Casting Pool in Irvington
In Irvington, critics attack a college course funding decision citing a $3,500 casting pool cost. They describe the spending as unwise while urging tighter budget oversight. Local officials defend the allocation as necessary for program goals.
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College
Avenue
Well
Irvington
Court action seen over park department finances
A city council clash over a 7500 dollar park bond interest payment exposed alleged mismanagement. The park board faced opposition from several council members citing costly projects and misused funds, while supporters warned against harming city credit. A temporary loan for the public works budget was approved and zoning debates continued as hearings were planned for Thirteenth Street and University Heights.
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park board
Claycomba
Buchanan
Clavier
Bern
Bramblatt
Thompson
Council Inter
Claycombe
Paul
Owb
Bray
pobhic health department
city plan commission
sins commission
ney
Guilford avenue
s paint
Winthrop
avenue
Roosevelt avenue
Winter street
Thirs tleth
University heights
department of public worker
city hall
Talseay
Wise
wne
department of works
Francia FP
Hanmiron
elty tulldine commission
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Indianapolly Star
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Underwood & Winderwood
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Washington
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Lagrange
Tndiana
Walh sal
Wil J. Robinson
Lebanon
couity
charmen
alse
Grace Ruteher
Ora Davies
Etna Herr Bucklin
Brazil
Frederick E.Schortemeier
state committee
Bert Matill
Delphi Journal
J. Frank Mefermond Jr
Attica Ledgers 'Tribune
John Schuman
Frankfort Crescent News
Ed Bowen
Delphi
John Roush
Clinton County A Women’s Repubican Club
Schortaneler
Seherremeijer
ehaire
Safa
plata
ubie
great armory
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Bavelock
de Prezident
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United States stone of all nations
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Mrs. Caruso
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roet Witherlin
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Chamber of Commeree
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Washe
Chamber of Commerce
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Unite States Navy
Chamber of Commetes
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D.Chaleman
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National Aeronautic Association
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Fi” Litkaell
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pove
tate
Meride
Tiny
Shaw
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Shaw Apelnert
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McGrath
Theoders
Bernd
allege avenue
Fallcreek
Tivington
California
uslan
Howard EK. McBride
Heydon W. Buchanan
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