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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1928

Page

9

Commissioners cannot halt telephone sale and buy ruling

The public service commission said it cannot modify the Lake Circuit Court order granting Northwestern Indiana Telephone Co. permission to sell and Crown Point Telephone Co. plus Winona Telephone Co. permission to buy. Commissioner Howell Ellis noted prior attempts to block the sale and urged Valparaiso residents to appeal to the State Supreme Court. Judge E Miles Norton, allied with Winona interests, had earlier been named by former Governor Goodrich.

Public Service Commission Order of Lake Circuit Court Northwestern Indiana Telephone Company Crown Point Telephone Company Winona Telephone Company Howell Ellis Valparaiso Statehouse Illinois Bell System Lake Circuit Court State Supreme Court

Inspector Named for Meridian Paving Project

Russell Barnes appointed by the park board to inspect the Meridian St. paving project. Barnes, from 2350 Spann Ave., will earn 150 dollars a month and succeeds Frank Hoss, related to park board member Mrs. Mary Hoss, who vacated the post while remaining with Indiana Asphalt Company as foreman.

Russell Barnes Spann Ave Park Board Meridian St Barnes Frank Hoss Mary Hoss Hoss Indiana Asphalt Company Asphalt Company

Mrs. Charles B. Rink Dies at 50 Funeral Monday

Mrs. Charles B. Rink, 50, of 711 E Fortieth St, died Thursday after a brief myocarditis illness. Funeral services are set for 8:30 a.m. Monday at St. John's Catholic Church with burial in St. Joseph's cemetery. Survived by husband, two brothers Rev Joseph F. Weber of Indianapolis and George A. Weber of Valley Mills, and a sister Mrs. Frank T. Prohnapfel of Indianapolis.

Charles B. Rink E. Fortieth St St. John’s Catholic Church St. Joseph’s Cemetery Joseph F. Weber Indianapolis George A. Weber Valley Mills Frank T. Prohnapfel

Macklin Plans 3-Cent Street Levy Widening Program

Macklin, city plan commission engineer, works on a street widening and straightening program for 1928. The plan will be submitted to the city council to justify a 3 cent thoroughfare levy. Several councilmen are understood to favor the widening program.

Macklin Mack City Plan Commission

Oldest European fighter linked to Napoleon dies in Russia

Peter Rudak reputedly aged 136, died in Pitchania village near Podolsk. He claimed to have fought for Russia against Napoleon I and was said to be the last to bridge the era from Napoleon to the October Revolution. Documentary proof supported his military service from over a century ago.

Europe Napoleon United Presa Podolsk Peter Rudak Pitchania Rudak Napoleon I

Hunt Gunman in Hit Run After Seven Mile Chase

Police seek identity of hit and run driver after a seven mile chase ending when a Ford roadster fired on pursuers. Frank Osterland, 19, was shot in the left foot and taken to city hospital. Rivera pursued the roadster with three men and a woman aboard.

Frank Osterland W. Morris St City Hospital Osterland Albert Rivera S. Meridian St Bluff James Griffin Charles St Sam Albacer Union St Rivera Raymond St Head

Traffic cop and four others hurt in crash

James J. Carey a traffic policeman living at 1123 English Ave and four passengers in his car were injured in a crash near Greenfield and were listed as recovering today. James Callahan of 1241 English Ave was among those involved.

James J. Carey English Ave Greenfield James Callahan

Rickard returns $7 for Tunney Heeney broadcast

Asbury Park dispatch reports Tex Rickard sent back seven dollars to Thomas Burley Jr. WCAP director after Burley forwarded the sum believing the Tunney Heeney fight broadcast was worth the money.

United Press Asbury Park N. J Tex Rickard Thomas Burley, Jr WCAP Rickard

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