Veterans of Foreign Wars event to honor essay winners
Hoosier Post 624 at Spades Park closes plans for a Veterans of Foreign Wars fete tonight with nine winners of the day contest on The Future of Indianapolis. Albert S. Pauley says the first award will be at p m with short interludes. contestants expected.
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Voterns’ Organization
Indianapolis Times
Graft Charges Stir City Hall
City officials face graft accusations linked to street construction with alleged use of inferior concrete. A court injunction to prohibit payment is sought, while defendants deny wrongdoing amid continued courtroom coverage.
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Willard Park Girls Win Kitten Ball City Championship
The Willard Park girls defeated Greer 12 to 6 in five innings at Riley playground to claim the city kitten ball title. Postseason honors include medals from The Indianapolis Times for twelve first team players. Jus tine Runner Eva Sawyer and Ellen O'Connor homered, with Miss Sawyer earning a sportsmanship tennis racquet.
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Shank Questions Armitage On Eugene St Concrete
Mayor Shank quips about Bill Armitage and concrete ties as he recalls a Eugene Street dispute. Ewbank accuses the Eugene Street paving of defects with claims of inconsistent cement amounts and missing expansion joints amid a board of works discussion.
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Testimonial Meeting Set for Wednesday Evening
At 8 o clock in the evening a testimonial meeting is announced for Wednesday. The event will be held at the Free Reading Room located in the Continental Bank Building at 17 N. Meridian.
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N. Meridian
Street Crack Debacle Spurs Protest on Eugene Street
Residents along Eugene Street complain of twenty six cracks and dust as a street project opens to traffic. An injunction suit prompts critique of workmanship and inspector absence. Freeman refuses resignation amid utilities controversy. A new track elevation contract with C I W railroad includes subways at several streets and avenues.
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Citizens Protest Quality of Streets Prompt Investigation
Irate residents accuse the board of works of poor street material and push for a city council committee to probe the board. John E. King outlines plans to examine all reported instances as Otto Ray and Arthur J. Bernd join the inquiry. State board of accounts begins an audit of the paying contract on a street between Roosevelt and Sutherland Avenues after complaints of extra charges for water connections.
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Repair of Sewer Locates Trouble at Pleasant Run
Repair of the sewer under Bescher Street bridge removed a long puzzled pollution source. A clogged sewer forced sewage into Pleasant Run via an overflow pipe. two dams, excavation, and breaking a five foot concrete block were needed to reach the problem.
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