Jackson waits developments in board fight
Governor Jackson spent hours gathering details on the dispute within the State board of health as efforts to remove secretary Dr. William F. King proceed. He held talks with board appointees and members including Dr. John H. Green and Dr. Homer C. Haas while King secures a court injunction delaying a Monday hearing. Judge Clinton H. Givan set September 8 for that injunction hearing. The board plans to press new charges against King alleging outside profit engagement.
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State Board of Health
Jackson
William F. King
Health Board
L. S&s
Clinton H. Givan
Superior Court
Dmte
King
Market Has New Cabbage and Fresh Produce Arrivals
The city market reported several new arrivals with varied prices. Celery cabbage sold 30 to 60 cents per stalk, Golden Bantam corn 30 cents a dozen, oranges 20 to 60 cents per dozen, and potatoes 8 pounds for 25 cents. Dressed chickens 40 to 45 cents per pound, eggs 40 to 43 cents per dozen, and country butter 53 to 55 cents per pound.
Woman Taken to Hospital After Being Found in Road
An unknown about twenty year old woman with brown hair and eyes in a blue dress and black slippers was found in the road on Kentucky Ave near the Belt Railroad and taken to the city hospital at 2 30 a m today held on a charge of intoxication. A motorist alerted Policemen Cooney and Finney who responded to the scene and found the woman unable to talk.
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Cooney and
Finney
Kentucky Ave
Belt Railroad
Rockford Takes Heart After Two Tornadoes
Clear skies gave Rockford residents hope after twin tornadoes last night. Damage is estimated at 50 000 dollars with eighteen of twenty structures damaged or razed. Four people were injured.
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United Press
Rockford
Cal
Prohibition Directors To Require Senator Approval
Washington reports a shift in policy as the administration tells the Treasury to abandon politics free enforcement. New prohibition directors must gain regional senator approval before taking office. Andrews plans to finalize twenty of twenty four selections within two weeks with swift senate consent.
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United Press
Washington
Andrews
Prohibition
Haynes
Act
Counsel to the Dry Czar on Four Years of Enforcement
An advisory note frames experience gained from four years leading enforcement efforts. It details policy lessons, operational challenges, and recommendations for future governance in a pragmatic, policy-focused tone.
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Ing
Sustains crushed foot on freight train incident
Charles Smith, 24, of 337 W Fourteenth Street, suffered a crushed foot Monday when he attempted to board a freight train on the Belt Railroad near the intersection of North and Lafayette Streets.
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Charles Smith
Fourteenth St
North
Lafayette Sts
Centenarian Martha Owens McDaniel Claimed by Martinsville
Services were held today for Mrs. Martha Owens McDaniel 103 believed to be Morgan County's only centenarian who died Saturday at her Martinsville area home. She had lived in the county since childhood.
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Martinsville
Ind
Martha Owens McDaniel
Morgan County
Here
Fog Halts MacMillan Polar Expedition
Heavy snow and fog over the Arctic wonderland stop MacMillan expedition activities. Lieutenant Commander Richard E. Byrd advised the Navy Department by radio that no exploration will continue until weather clears.
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United Preas
Washington
Arctic Wonderland
MacMillan Polar
Etah
Greenland
R. FE. Byrd
Navy Department
Byrd
Crash Victim Improves After Auto Interurban Collision
George Wright 1 of 320 N Euclid Ave is in fair condition at the city hospital as the lone survivor of an auto interurban crash at Keystone Ave and Thirty eighth St North. Funeral services for Cassius E Wright 53 of 5625 Greenfield Ave and Albert N Kercheval 69 of 1624 Ludlow Ave, the two other passengers killed, are completed. Kercheval will be buried in Greensburg Ind after a home service at 10 am Wednesday. Cassius Wright will be buried at Memorial Park cemetery after services at Shirley Bros chapel 946 N Illinois St at 2 pm Wednesday.
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N. Euclid Ave
Keystone Ave
St. Morthay
Cassius E
Kercheval
Greensburg
Ind
Shirley Bros
Illinois St
Cassius Wright
Memorial Park Cemetery
World's Longest Telephone Cable Completed
The 882 mile long line from New York to Chicago through Toledo was completed with the final splice by F A Stevenson of AT&T. The system allows 300 simultaneous talks between New York, Chicago, and intermediate points, with 47 000 miles of wire overall. Indiana Bell officials present included C H Rottger W H Curran and George B Wejbaum.
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New York
Chicago
Toledo
Ohio
F. A. Stevenson
Long Lines
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Indianapolis
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
C. H. Rottger
W. H. Curran
George B. WeJbaum
Resignation of Elsa Huebner From Indianapolis Schools
Miss Elsa Huebner principal of School No 16 and longtime Indianapolis educator will resign. Her letter is with Superintendent Graff and to be presented to the school board tonight. She has led in civic and professional organizations and served as chief clerk under early superintendents.
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Elsa Huebner
Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis
Live Wire Kills Man in Wind Storm Outbreak
Charles Solomon, 63, died after contact with a high tension wire toppled by a wind storm that swept Henry County. A colored girl suffered severe burns from another fallen line. Trees were blown down and crops damaged by the storm.
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United Prose
Newcastle
Ind
Charles Solomon
Henry County
Three year old falls into boiling water in Indiana incident
In ME AN PORTE Indiana on August 11 a three year old named Bruce Beach was drawn toward a bath and fell into boiling water. He suffered serious scalding but is expected to recover.
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Bruce Beach
School Plans To Be Studied Before Bidding
An engineer from the State tax board will review the Westside high school and Jefferson colored high school plans before bids are advertised or final approval. Board members told the school head that they would study the plans. Westside is a $500 000 project at Sheffield Avenue and W Washington Street. Jefferson High is a $550 000 project at Twelfth and West Streets.
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State Tax Board
Jefferson
Indianapolis
William A. Hough
John Brown
William H. Book
Varness
Book
Westside
Sheffield Ave
W. Washington &I
Jefferson Colored High School
Twelfth and
West Sts
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