GOST ANALYSIS REVEALS FLAWS IN INSCHOOL PLAN
Burris investigates uniform accounting in Indiana township high schools under state public instruction, noting wide unit price variation and potential cost savings in larger districts. The article cites studies from New York Connecticut and West Virginia, warning that small rural schools face higher relative costs and urging consolidation or shared services to improve efficiency.
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Weather Forecast for Indianapolis and Vicinity Speaks Warm Weekend
Special Weather Bureau report outlines Friday and weekend outlooks for the Indianapolis area with warmer temperatures expected. It notes yesterday's conditions, humidity readings, and departure from normal since January 1 with maximum temperatures around 7 and minimum near 0. The almanac lists sunset at 7 06 and sun position data for the day.
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Murder Unsolved in Port Richmond Boycase Mystery
New York July 24 The murder of Feancla McDonnelh a year old boy in Port Richmond remains unsolved. Police say several arrests have been made but yielded no clear suspect. A vague description exists of a man who followed the child into nearby woods where the assault and killing occurred.
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Milk Bottles to Be Used in Indianapolis Restaurants
J J Miller state food and drug commissioner released a report urging an ordinance requiring milk sold for drinking in restaurants to be served in original dairy bottles. He argued bottled milk ensures quality, discourages adulteration, and aligns with public demand. A 1920 survey found nearly half of samples below butterfat standards, prompting ongoing improvements and calls for strict bottle-only service.
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Acquisition plan for North Park Amusement Grounds in Indianapolis
The city board considers purchasing the 15 acre tract along White River housing the longtime Rippie park. Mayor Shank backs a preliminary step toward appraisal and possible lease to Broad Ripple Amusement for a 25 year term, transforming grounds into a municipal recreation center after the lease ends. Meanwhile police chief Rikhoff faces a personnel dispute over three sergeants and promotions in the accident prevention bureau, with mayor insisting on substitutions if the chief resists.
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Girl Saves Life as Men Helpless in New York
July 1 New York A crowd watched as Betty Egner a nurse about 25 jumped onto a crowded elevated platform track and pulled a stunned man to safety after his head struck a wall. She acted after first attempts failed and declined naming herself until a witness was needed.
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Shower Relieves Swelter In City
A light shower near Indianapolis dropped temperatures by about ten degrees within hours while winds reached twenty five miles per hour. Meteorologist J H Armington said the rain marked the approach of a high pressure area moving from the Northwest and expect fair but cooler weather for several days.
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Bishop Haid Dead Noted Churchman Saintly Belmont Founder
The Right Rev. Leo Hala bishop of Belmont area died after several weeks illness at 45. He helped found Belmont Abbey and Belmont College Belmont NC and St Leo’s Abbey and College in Richmond VA. Born in Latrobe PA he was known for strong Catholic educational and religious leadership nationally.
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Dr Lemuel H Murlin Considered For New DePauw Head
The DePauw university board and committees weigh Dr Lemuel Herbert Murlin a Boston University president candidate to succeed Dr George Richmond Grose. Details on selections are unpublished. no decision has been made. Murlin, an alumnus of DePauw, has held numerous pastorates and academic posts, including president of Rocker University and Boston university affiliations, with wide ecumenical and professional credentials.
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Bandits Rob Capitol Jewelry Store for 125000
Three armed bandits held up Jacob the firm of the Company of New York in Detroit and escaped with jewelry valued at 125000. They targeted the Capitol Jewelry shop as Mazer opened a display cage, seizing the case with unset diamonds and rings before fleeing. Police deployed airplanes and radio to track the thieves.
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July Coffee Futures Jump 60 Points Amid Market Tensions
July coffee futures rose 60 points to 1645 amid unrest and market nerves. Traders noted the advance reflects cautious sentiment as July contracts near expiration tomorrow in New York.
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Magee Freed on Bond in Habeas Case at Santa Fe
Santa Fe reports Carl J. Magee Albuquerque editor released on a $2,500 bond by order of the late Supreme Court during habeas corpus proceedings. The release spans the court’s deliberations on Governor’s power in direct contempt cases. Magee remains in San Miguel county jail at Las Varas amid claims of trial unfairness in Judge Leahy’s court. Attorney Field of Albuquerque criticizes Leahy’s handling, cites alleged courtroom scandal, and petitions Governor for a special legislative session to impeach the judge.
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Grain Marketing Officers Named
Gray Silver of West Virginia was elected president of the Grain Marketing Company, a merger of major grain firms aimed at farmer ownership. Harry L. Keefe, G. M. Dyer, and J. W. Coverdale also named to key posts. term through February 1925. Wheat prices rose to highs with July at 1.43 1/2, September at 1.41 1/4, and December at 1.34 3/4 amid market fluctuations.
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Poor Farmers Now Rich From Wheat Wealth Boom
Wheat rents and cash buying surge across Kansas as poor farmers in the southwest gain wealth by 1920s harvest. Mortgage payoffs, land purchases, and new equipment follow a year of unprecedented wheat prices. In Minnesota and the Dakotas, harvest forecasts predict good yields with rye and oats already starting in Minnesota and South Dakota.
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Dawes Campaign Talks Sought by Hoosier State Leaders
Indiana Republicans pressed for at least three Dawes campaign talks in Indiana cities including Indianapolis Evansville and Fort Wayne. Aiming to secure Coolidge speaking appearances and resolve past tensions with Everett Sanders the Indiana contingent reported Dawes itinerary not yet set while signaling strong early party support for the ticket in the fall.
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Women Hurt in Rush for 1-Cent Brooms at Norristown Store
In Norristown Pennsylvania today a bargain counter crush left about twenty people injured as crowds surged toward a 1 cent broom sale. Many women were shoved against the display windows and many pocketbooks were torn from shoppers during the scramble before opening. Twelve women were taken to a hospital.
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La Follette Hit By Steel Decision Sparks Political Debate
Chicago July 24 Politicians react to the steel decision as farmers gain relief from the abolition of "plus" pricing. The federal order may affect November votes by shifting support away from La Follette in central agrarian regions. Estimated annual farmer savings reach tens of millions, with broad implications for farm wealth and commodity price stability.
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State Proves Leopold and Loeb Not Fiends in Court
Chicago July 24. In Caverly's Criminal Court the state proved Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb not fiends but murderous foals as defense calls for cards and the day’s story of how a whole community is drawn nearer to the vortex of the case. Prosecutor Crowe piles up evidence that Attle Robert Franks was the victim of apprentice executioners from the crime’s inception to the finish as blood stains and tools are detailed. Defense attempts to frame the pair as masterful conspirators undone by their own arrogance while Jacob Franks, grieving father, confronts Crowe in court outlining the murder’s brutality and the long trial that may stretch to May 21 closing.
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Man Recomm Must Be Given in Embarrass Baei Declares
Reported remarks from Baei call for a man recommendation as forces press the issue. He frames the situation as a polarized debate with pro and anti factions shaping the manufactured narrative.
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Prohibition battle over Indiana director appointment
Maurice Z. Fly reports a factional push to appoint Frank Rowley as prohibition director in India. Minton, backed by E. S. Shumaker, promotes Rowley against Moreau. Senator Watson may delay return to Indiana as Minton holds the post temporarily to await Rowley’s qualification.
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German rail conversion plan moves toward corporation form
London July 24 German rail authorities completed a draft measure to convert the axed Federal railways of Germany into a corporation as provided for in the Dawes plan. The draft was sent to the reparation committee for its consideration. The committee, to be made up of two members each from Britain and France and two from the German government, may include a neutral member. Harmony among participants is seen as a good sign for future work. The preparation involved long detailed technical calculations for the new company which will employ thousands.
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Three Men Fined for Slaying Case Convictions
Three men were convicted in City court for assault in the slaying case involving Chris Schick, bystander, who died after a poolroom incident. Fines ranged from 21 to 350 dollars for Haye, English, Sullivan, Walsh, and others. four others were held on further charges related to the case. The trial described as the outcome of the night’s violence near North State Avenue, with details unresolved. Georgi faces murder charges and Fleischman at 320 North State Avenue remains under description of the victim.
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Treasurer Named Assistant for Republican Committee
Chicago July 24 Col Bernatura Eckhart of Chicago has been appointed assistant treasurer of the Republican national committee William M Butler head of the committee confirms the appointment amid party preparations for the upcoming campaign in the state and national contests.
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