City commits to repairing all small bridges this year.
Street Commissioner Evans says work progresses slowly due to limited funds. The Dorman Ray State and Highland avenues bridges are closed or awaiting inspection. State Street bridge will be abandoned. The Noblest railroad bridge awaits decision on responsibility between city and railroad.
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City Street
Kentucky-ave. River
Dorman
State
Ray-sts
Highland-ave
Ray-st
Dorman-st
B. Michigan St
Mansfield
Virginia
Mayor seeks more lights as council balks at increase
Mayor Beckwalter fights a reduced lighting appropriation while Indianapolis wards 1 2 3 4 and southside need more illumination. The Tight and Power Co will install additional lights next year despite the last year of the contract, prompting a planned talk with finance committee members.
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Beckwalter
Indianapolis ‘Tight & Power Co
Council Finance Committee
Tom Wynnne
Lighting ‘Company
Wynne
Council
Tuxedo
Irvington
Board of Public Works
Finance Committee
O'Malley and Hearin Indicted In Jewelry Theft Case
Mrs. Aline Ellis O'Malley wife of a Notre Dame professor and her student friend William J. Hearin face indictments in Philadelphia—O'Malley charged with jewelry theft from her brother in law and Hearin with receiving stolen articles. They were seen in New York at 115th Street. Hearin remains with his parents in the city. The piece notes family statements and a prior elopement attempt as context.
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New York
Aline Ellis O'Malley
Notre Dame
William J. Hearin
Philadelphia
One Hundred and Fifteenth St
Ellis
Morningside Ave
Wall St
Young Hearin
O'Malley
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Mrs. O'Malley
Hood
Protect
Okey Burial Vault Co
Law Blag
Locose
WM. B. Burford, Indianapolis, Inc
Phoenix Barber Shop
E. Market St
Detroit
Lake Erie & Western
Wabash Roads
Indianapolis
WM. B. Surford
Indianacolig. Ind
Vandalia
Terre Hauté Racet
Vandalia Line
Ohiost
D. Som
Mers & CO
Peatry Gus
Cae
de Flame
Pered Steel
Reservoir Steel Range
Eiken
East Washington Street
Alole
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