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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1910
Page
12
Supt. C. M. Kendall urges teachers and principals to conduct monthly practice fire drills in all city public schools two stories or higher. He aims for a one minute downstairs evacuation after four short gong rings, with exits cleared and no clutter near fire escapes. Cloakrooms remain unlocked and waste rooms cleared to speed egress and reduce fire risk.
About one hundred relatives and friends gathered Monday at Rev. R. H. Pressly's country home northeast of the city to honor his seventy fifth birthday. Attendees included Mrs. Lyda Watson of Oklahoma and Mrs. Benjamin Ringer and Alfred Ringer of Missouri, with many Broad Ripple Indianapolis Cumberland and Lawrence friends present.
Paul Rees impersonates a cyclone in Miss Ethel Culp's Halloween room quarrel. He cut and tore dresses and photos, opened trunks, and took a white poodle he had given her. Culp, angry at going to a party, faced a ruinous scene. Rees was arrested for malicious trespass.
Indiana public instruction chief Dr. R. J. Aley was chosen to address the forty-eighth annual Minnesota educational association convention on rural high school development. He will speak in St. Paul on Friday. Indiana high school pupils make up just over one percent of the state's total school enrollment.
The Indiana railroad advisory committee links loan sharks to railroad accidents, urging crews avoid financier entanglements. It urges better accident reports, discipline for open switches, and maintenance lapses. The Nov. 9 convention program includes talks by J W Logsdon and George M Schoyer.
Fish and Game Commissioner George W. Miles explains a policy to protect birds and expand game preserves in northern areas. He urges prompt arrests and fines for willful violations, and plans to appoint officers to ensure proper protection before distributing birds this fall.
Dr G W King and inspector Frank Tucker praised a Columbia City demonstration using a sample of milk bologna and iodine to show pure food education. The exhibit from the State Federation of Women's Clubs travels to Decatur for another week, as officials stress tangible tests to judge milk quality.
Newcastle Ind Nov 1 The grand jury indicted Sylvester Hodges 35 of Portland charging murder in the first degree Hodges was rushed to jail in Indianapolis as the 12 year old victim Charles Shults died Hodges will be formally arrested Wednesday
More than one million dollars in new structures began in Indianapolis during October, a gain of about $600,000 from last year. The W. H. Block project tops the list with an estimated cost of $450,000. Inspection fees for October reached $1,403.45, compared with $701.50 a year ago.
John C Wyckhoff of 2010 Oxford street seeks $2000 from Houston real estate man John L Tibbets in circuit court alleging misrepresentation of a 140 acre Jackson county land purchase. Tibbets formerly resided in Indianapolis.
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