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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1929

Page

8

Prohibition Can Be Enforced in Big Cities Says Senator Patterson

Evidence from Kansas City and Chicago shows bootleggers and graft thrive where law enforcement clashes with politics. U S attorney Roscoe Patterson and state prosecutors in Chicago and Kansas City demonstrate that determined, integrity-driven efforts can curb bootlegging, gambling and related crimes in large urban centers.

United States Chicago Chicago Heights Cook County Johnson Mr. Johnson United Roscoe Patterson Kansas City Haroth May Cincinnati Atlanta al Capone Federal Reserve System America Frank Chee Chee) de Mayo Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Federal Building Prohibition Agents United States Court Prohibition de Mayo Mayo Narcotic and Prohibition da Mayo Senator Patterson

Concrete Men Triumph In Dawson Street Paving Fight

The Union Asphalt Company won the contract to pave Dawson street from Lexington to Woodlawn with a two course concrete street at 3765 dollars. Petition irregularities involved Irene Flowers and Mary Henderson with overlapping signatures on concrete and asphalt petitions. City Engineer A H Moore sought affidavits. the board directed contracts to concrete while confirming illegal petitions.

Dawson Street Lexington Woodlawn Avenues Union Asphalt Company City Engineering Department Irene Flowers Mary D. Henderson Frank Noll A. H. Moore John W. Holtzman Slack City Gas Walter Krull City Hall Standard Paving Company

City Officials Study Electric Refrigerators

City health officer Dr. Herman G. Morgan and building commissioner William F. Hurd discussed regulating multiple unit electric refrigeration systems to prevent poison gas risks. A survey of refrigeration plants and building code rules may set copper tubing and pressure standards, with metal conduits and floor valves under consideration.

Chicago Herman G. Morgan William F. Hurd Morgan Hurd Dr. Morgan

Salvation Army in Sixty Seven Languages Serves Eighty Three Countries

The Salvation Army reports its officers preach across sixty seven languages and provide services in eighty three nations. The organization highlights its global reach and multilingual ministry as it assists communities worldwide.

Salvation Army

Diamond Ring Theft Allegation Leads to Arrest

Alonzo Gwinn of 631 North Noble Street was detained by police after detectives arrested him following an affidavit by Grace Whitesides charging theft of a diamond ring valued at $200.

Alonzo Gwinn North Noble Street Grace Whitesides

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