Burglaries Reported Across City Tuesday Night
Police logged several break ins including Joseph Ropp at 737 8 State Ave where seventeen cartons of cigarets worth 20 dollars were stolen from a grocery on 1907 Southeastern Ave. Mrs. C. H. Moore at 1540 N Meridian St reports a fur coat valued 95 dollars taken from her home. Roy Wheeler of 2310 N Gale St reports a watch and chain 50 dollars and a diamond ring worth 17 dollars missing.
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Joseph Ropp
State Ave
Southeastern Ave
C. H. Moore
Apt. No. 2
Meridian St
Roy Wheeler
Gale St
Elliott Named Sales Manager for Kokomo Automotive
R. R. Elliott of Indianapolis is named sales and advertising manager for Kokomo Automotive Company, makers of automotive accessories. He will start May 4 after six years as VP and sales manager at Burpee-Johnson Corporation. Dr. H L Collings of Chicago to speak at Indianapolis Osteopathic Association meeting. West-bound air mail closes 11 20 a m in Indianapolis and travels to Chicago on a Big Four train at noon. Post updated service routes reduce mail closure by six hours for San Francisco delivery following arrival.
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R. R. Elliott
Indianapolis
Kokomo Automotive Company
Kokomo
Elliott
Burpee-Johnson Corporation
H. L. Collings
Chicago
Indianapolis Osteopathic Association
Indianapolis Athletic Club
San Francisco
Robert H. Bryson
Bryson
Rain Fails To Stop Marble Tournament Play
Cold wind and rain hampered the Indianapolis Times district marble tournament at Lew Wallace School. Harold Martin, 12, defeated Paul Haagsma, 12, despite a strong effort as the cold weather affected players. Today's game moved to Willam A. Bell School with Friday's match at School No. 80 as the district tourneys enter their final week.
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Indianapolis
Lew Wallace
Capitol Ave
Thirteenth St
Harold Martin
N. Capitol Ave
Paul Haagsma
Illinois St
Permit Granted for $35,000 Apartment Building
Francis F. Hamilton city building commissioner issued a permit to P. B. Brydon & Son to erect a two story brick veneer apartment building at 4609 E Washington St. The $35,000 project will house sixteen apartments.
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Francis F. Hamilton
P. B. Brydon & Son
Washington St
Hunger strike threatened by Miss MacSwiney in U.S.
Miss Mary MacSwiney, sister of the late Terrence MacSwiney, warns she will begin a hunger strike if arrested for entering the United States without a passport. She told immigration agents she had no passport but would prove she did not break laws and planned a Minneapolis speech for her cause.
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United Press
Chicago
Mary MacSwiney
Terrence MacSwiney
Minneapolis
Miss MacSwiney
United States
Head found in gunny sack under Chicago loading platform
A grim discovery under a city loading platform yields the head of a man estimated to be 30 to 40 years old. Police question whether the incident is murder or a prank by medical students as they investigate the case.
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United Press
Chicago
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