Indiana Election Mood Quieted by Party Talks
Campaign heads in Indiana cleared decks for Tuesday voting as Republicans predict a 25 000 plus win statewide and seats in Congress while Democrats forecast a clean sweep of the legislature and state ticket.
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Edwin M. Lee
Republican
Beveridge
Inafina
Taft
U. 8
Jackson
Dourt
Crumpsucker
Peterson
Morrison
BE. E. Neal
Aley
Hyland Commended for Closing Local Amusements
West Indianapolis Law Enforcement League members presented a resolution noting Superintendent Hyland closed several places of amusement at Oliver Avenue and Division Street. They urged closing the poolroom at the same corner, signing the resolution with Dr. W. A. Fox and others.
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West
Indianapolis
Law Enforcement League
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G. F P. Jenkins
G. Hodges
L. McKinney
M. I. Stewart
L. T. Bray
Homer Hart
Rev. S&s. Walker
FE. G. Tardy
Attorney General says liquor license not revocable by board
Attorney General Bingham ruled that the Indiana board of pharmacy cannot revoke a pharmacist license for criminal violations such as running a blind tiger. He argues the board’s authority is fixed by statute and does not permit license cancellation for criminal acts, as statutory boards follow written law rather than common law.
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Bingham
Burton Cassaday
Indiana Board of Pharmacy
Political meetings set for Monday by parties at various venues
Republican meeting at noon at 1222 Finley Avenue with Linton A. Cox Hurst quartet and speakers William H. Jackson H P Parker Alva J Rucker. Democratic sessions listed at Panhandle shops noon J J Keegan P and E shops C A Korbly Big Four shops Lbrightwood with F P Baker C J Orbison and Mahogany shops at noon Chalmer Schlosser.
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Finley Avenue
William H. Jackson
H. P. Parker
Alva J. Rucker
Pocket is picked in uptown theater
J. P. Neely told detectives that while he was in an uptown five cent theater a purse containing seventeen dollars was lifted from him.
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J. P. Neely
Fight on Blake streetcar ends in court discipline
In police court Judge Collins fined Julius Money, colored, $1 and costs and sentenced him to ten days in the workhouse for winking and smiling at Mrs. Claud Doan, a white woman, on a Blake street car Sunday. Doan’s husband challenged the scene. a struggle followed and Money kicked Doan’s husband’s foot as he exited.
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Julius Money
Blake Street
Claud Doan
Doan
Money
Drop in any day and see for your self North Basement
A brief invitation calls readers to visit the North Basement to view offerings or displays, inviting a casual drop in to inspect items or services. The note emphasizes accessibility and immediate access without a prior appointment.
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