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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
10
Crowds fill courthouse corridors as taxpayers rush to pay before the six day deadline. County Treasurer John L. Duvall notes fewer last minute payments this year and cites earlier payments and mail payments as reasons.
Mrs. Anna Zamberletti, 53, of Terre Haute Indiana, was to be brought to Indianapolis on a federal count of possessing counterfeit Government strip stamps for liquor bottles. The fugitive, sought for two years, was arrested Tuesday at Terre Haute by federal prohibition officials led by Bert C. Morgan.
A county board report to commissioners notes overcrowded conditions in Marion County public institutions including Indianapolis Orphans Home, Board of Childrens Guardians Home, and Alpha Home for Girls. The document outlines facility strain and potential needs for relief, monitoring, and policy action.
Albert H. Lesche, county clerk, comments on crowding and safety conditions at Julietta county asylum and Central Hospital for the Insane in a letter to Governor Jackson.
The regular junior meeting of the American Insurance Union will be held at 8 p.m. Friday in Moose Hall, 135 N. Delaware St.
Thelin, a Swedish explorer and lecturer, spoke at Manual Training High School on his Alaskan explorations. The two week tour to Indianapolis began with a film illustrated talk showing twenty five years of Arctic travel in Alaska.
A noted educator from the Alaska Territory will address St. Joan of Arc School today and speak at School No 3 on Friday evening. He has previously attempted two expeditions toward the North Pole.
B W Duck president of the Spann Company announces the purchase of a three story brick building at the southeast corner of New York and Delaware Streets for 175000 dollars. The property will be remodeled for agency use.
Governor Jackson urges Indiana citizens to observe Music Week from May 31 to June 9. He says music typifies the state's soul and hopes all will join the celebration.
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