Essay by Jenkin s wins third in Indianapolis contest
Ruth Jenkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Jenkins 1586 Gale St won third prize five dollars in The Indianapolis Times Industrial Essay Contest. She a junior at Technical High School wrote Why Industries Should Come to Indianapolis detailing Indianapolis industrial growth and favorable conditions for new industries.
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Ruth Jenkins
Thomas Jenkins
Gale St
Indianapolis ‘Times
Technical High School
Indianapolis
First Commencement Set in Guthrie Township Indiana
PEYMONT Ind April 21 The first commencement in southern Indiana this spring will be held next Saturday night at Tunnelton when Guthrie Township Lawrence County will graduate a class from the common schools.
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Peymont
Ind
Indiana
Tunnelton
Guthrie Township
Lawrence County
Polling Places List Missing After Quick City Council Meeting
After a 15 minute adjournment the city council learned the polling places list from Republican chairman Coffin had not been presented by president Thompson. Ambuhl received the list and placed it on Thompson’s desk before adjournment. The pending list from Lemcke supporters did not arrive, delaying designation of primary election booths.
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George W. Coffin
Ben H. Thompson
John E. Ambuhl
Coffin
Stevenson Gear Company elects new board at annual meeting
Directors announced after ballot counts include W. L. Hutchinson G. F. Stevenson Carlin Shank Guy Wainwright Warry Callon all of Indianapolis plus J. F. Fulwider Greentown and John Hodges Zionsville with the meeting held at Cornell and Eleventh Streets on April 15.
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Stevenson Gear Company
Cornell
Eleventh Sts
W. IL. Hutchinson
G. FB. Stevenson
Carlin Shank
Guy Wainwright
Warry Callon
Indianapolis
J. F. Fulwider
Greentown
John Hodges
Zionsville
Speeding and illegal liquor arrests reported
Tom Dafoff aged 30 of 933 N Holmes Ave and Elzie Hanger aged 25 of 246 N Tremont Ave were arrested on speeding transporting liquor and operating a blind tiger. Deputy Sheriffs Koffell and Carter nabbed them Monday on W Washington St near West St after finding a gallon of white mule.
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Tom Dafoff
N. Holmes Ave
Elzie Hanger
N. Tremont Ave
Koffell
Carter
W. Washington St
West St
Appointed Patrolman Hayes Shown Promise in District 48
Patrolman Harry Hayes was appointed during the current administration on April 15 1921. Despite a short tenure he shows promise and is assigned to District 48 a tough beat bordered by McCarty and Morris streets Meridian and White River. He works 7 p m to 8 a m and resides at 702 BE Georgia St Apt 6.
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Harry Hayes
Hayes
District 48
McCarty and
Morris Sts
Meridian St
White River
Georgia St
Apt. 6
Diplomat Optimistic On U S Japan Peace Outlook
Tsuno Matsuhira, Japanese ambassador, told a New York dinner crowd that war between Japan and the United States is physically impossible and that future disputes will be settled by ordinary diplomacy. The report adds a Times Special on Mrs. Park Gillespie, 24, whose body was shipped to Muncie after fatal auto accident injuries.
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United
New York
Japan
United States
Tsuno Matsuhira
Federal Council of Churches
Park Gillespie
Muncie
Influenza Report Signals Recurrence in State
The weekly morbidity report from Dr. William F. King shows an influenza resurgence for the week ending April 11 with 284 influenza cases, 262 scarlet fever cases, and 116 measles cases across the state.
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William F. King
State Board of Health
La Porte Sheriff Denies Third Degree Abuse Claim
La Porte County Sheriff Jacob Hahn was accused of using third degree methods to coerce confessions from auto thieves. Prosecutor John Dillworth denied the charges, recounting an alleged beating of circus worker Phillip Wade, which spurred action by attorney F. P. Searle and investigation by Attorney General Gilliam.
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Times Special
LA Porte
Ind
Jacob Hahn
John Dillworth
Dillworth
Phillip Wade
Hahn
F. P. Searle
Rock Island
Gilliam
la Porte County
Wade
Bein
Omega Phi Tau dance and meetings listed
Meetings and events scheduled for Wednesday include Omega Phi Tau dances from 8 to 12 p.m. in Lincoln, an Exchange committee lunch in Lincoln, an Indianapolis College of Pharmacy banquet at 6 30, a Garden Flower Society 8 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce, and multiple luncheons and gatherings around Lincoln and Indianapolis with various organizations such as Kiwanis Club, Real Estate Board, Butler alumni, Lambda Chi Alpha, and Lions Club.
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Omega Phi Tau
Lincoln
Indianapolis College of Pharmacy
Severin
Garden Flower Society
Chamber of Commerce
Spink-Arms
Indianapolis
Kiwanis Club
Claypool
Real Estate Board
Butler
Lambda Chi Alpha
Board of Trade
Lions Club
N. V. A. Dance Tonight at Tomlinson Hall
Annual N. V. A. ball to aid the sick and benefit fund, with managers from three Indianap lis vaudeville houses as hosts. The Royal Peacock orchestra will provide music, and invitations go to the Indianapolis and St. Paul baseball teams.
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Tomlinson Hall
National
Indianapolis
Royal Peacock Orchestra
St. Paul
Petition Sought To Abandon City Manager Form In Michigan City
A petition was filed in Michigan City seeking a special election to decide whether to abandon the current city manager form of government. The move could change how the city is run and who makes executive decisions.
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Times
Michigan City
Ind
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the Times
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Truly Yours, “Josef Hoffman
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