Rabies Quarantine Hit Marion and Henry Counties
Dr. William F. King warns of a potential thirty day dog quarantine in Henry County and possible extension to Marion County as rabies cases rise. Henry County to require leashless dogs to be shot unless owners show vaccination papers in a forthcoming thirty day enforcement period.
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Marion County
William F. King
State Board of Health
King
State Health Board
Henry County
F. C. Brown
Brown
Newcastle
W. W. Lee
State Health Department
Health Board
Negro Auto Thief Captured After Quick Pursuit
Richard Stone of 908 Pacca Street was arrested on vehicle taking charges after Holmes, of 801 Fayette Street, chased the thief from the running board. Holmes and four bystanders forced the suspect to drop the car and Stone was nabbed at 1 30 a m today.
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Richard Stone
Pacca St
Ellis Holmes
Fayette St
Holmes
Stone
Paving Project On Shelby Street Let To Abel Brothers
Work on paving Shelby Street between Troy and Madison Avenues, an $80,000 project, will start soon by Abel Brothers. Bonds totaling $40,000 for the city share were sold to Fletcher Savings and Trust Company, with county bonds also sold. City engineer A H Moore says the city aims to push the project forward after prior legal delays.
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Shelby St
Troy
Madison Aves
Abel Brothers
Board of Works
Fletcher Saving and Trust ‘Company
Sterling R. Holt
A. H. Moore
Hunt Girl Fugitive and Other Escape Reports
Police search for Edith Craftong 16 who escaped from a detention home leaping from a second story window at 3 a m. She is five six with dark eyes and hair. Also sought is Ellen Cook 18 who fled Indiana Girls School Clermont on Wednesday. She stands five ten and weighs 108 pounds.
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Edith Craftong
Thirty-Fourth St
Ellen Cook
Ralston Ave
Indiana Girls School
Clermont
Paving Order for Prospect Street Connects Two Projects
Charles L. Riddle and John C. McCloskey announced the works board ordered early completion of Prospect St paving at Pleasant Run Blvd. Abel Brothers won the contract three months ago to pave a half block linking two projects. The deadline is August 1 with no extension. The contractor cited traction company delays in relaying tracks.
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Charles L. Riddle
John C. McCloskey
Works Board
Prospect St
Pleasant Run Blvd
Abel Brothers
Ernest Frick
Naval Camp to Close at Riverside Park
Parents and friends of midship men are invited to the closing ceremonies at Camp Gridley in Riverside Park on the White River Friday night. Certificates of attendance and medals will be awarded by Lieut E. F. Burton. The ceremony was moved from Saturday to allow youths to go home on Saturday and Sunday.
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Camp Gridley
United States
Riverside Park
White River
Harlan Stine
E. F. Burton
Home padlock suit targets Hayes liquor nuisance
A lawsuit to padlock the home of Hayes Wilson 51 of 1448 Martindale Ave seeks closure for liquor nuisance. Filed in Superior Court 2 by J E Martin E A Miles and J F Watkins Anti-Saloon League lawyers. Wilson faces charges of operating a lottery and blind tiger after a police raid last week. Attorneys request $200 in fees for closing the premises.
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Hayes
Wilson
Martindale Ave
John L. Duvall
Superior Court
J. E. Martin
E. A. Miles
J. F. Watkins
Anti-Saloon League
Blind Tiger
Whitsett Funeral Services Held for Charles Whitsett
Charles T. Whitsett 76 philanthropist of 5501 University Ave died Wednesday morning. Funeral at 2 pm with Rev. Frederick D. Leete officiating. cremation to follow. A Butler University donor, he chaired the 1908 campaign for a 150000 fund and gave about 100000 over two decades. Survived by sister Mrs John Lee of Chicago.
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Charles T. Whitsett
University Ave
Frederick D. Leete
Butler University School of Religion
Whitsett
Butler University
Central Christian Church
John Lee
Chicago
Hoover Faces Northwest Pressure as Smith Gains Ground
Hoover's campaign in Cedar Rapids meets resistance from Northwest leaders led by Governor Theodore Christiansen and Senator Nye. They warn of worsening wheat prices and Smith’s appeal among liberal voters, urging a September to October tour through Minnesota Wisconsin and the Dakotas to address farm distress.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Theodore Christiansen
Royal Johnson
South Dakota
Nye
North Dakota
Smith
Hoover
California
Northwest
Corn Belt
Corn
United States
House
Fire Damages Plant at Cones & Son Mfg Co Site
Defective wiring blamed for a blaze at GC B. Cones & Son Mfg Co plant 18 N Senate Ave at 6 30 p m Wednesday causing about 2000 dollars in damage. The firm makes overalls.
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Cones
GC. B. Cones & Son Mfg. Co
N. Senate Ave
Chicago school board ousts six history textbooks
Chicago officials led by Mayor William Thompson remove six American history texts after a trial involving William Mc Andrew. The board says the books spread pro British propaganda to students. Trustee J Lewis Coath briefly opposes the move but ultimately supports the majority, citing concerns over propaganda and past leadership.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago School Board
William Thompson
William McAndrew
Scholo Board
J. Lewis Coath
Coath
Andrews
Loot Stolen From Steinwalt Tailor Shop
Merchandise valued at $637.75 reported stolen from Steinwalt tailor trimming supply store at 17 East Ohio Street Tuesday night. Items include 150 pairs of women's hose and other garments along with toilet articles and pocketbooks. porter Archie Goleman identified the scene.
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Steinwalt Tailor Trimming
Ohio St
Archie Goleman
Belmont Ave
City Sued for Gas Street Lamp Maintenance 1927
The city faces a Superior Court suit filed late Wednesday by the Welsback Street Lighting Company claiming 4744.63 for gas street lamp maintenance for September to December 1927. Earlier judgments covered water and electric bills. Settlement of the mayoral dispute elevates Mayor L. Ert Slack and allows valid city bonds to cover these bills.
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Superior Court
Welsback Street Lighting Company
L. Ert Slack
Mayor Signals Reestablishment Of Civil Service System
Maor L Ert Slack stated he will consider reestablishing a civil service system following councilmen's unanimous demand. The mayor will likely discuss the merit system at an upcoming cabinet conference, with councilmen typically attending.
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Maor L. Ert Slack
Albania poised to crown king amid rule shift
The Albanian constitutional assembly at Tirana will proclaim President Ahmed Zogu as king, ending experiments with a US style republic. Zogu, 33, hailed as savior after centuries of Ottoman rule, with Scanderbeg as a prior national hero, governs a small Adriatic nation of about 1 million to 1.5 million people.
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United Press
London
Europe
Albania
United States
Tirana
Ahmed Zogu
Zogu
Scanderberg
Indiana
Adriatic
Jugoslavia
Greece
Boot
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IOC Foods
Reg Everitt’s
IIL
Queen Mary I
Pendleton
Ore
Queen Mary
Mary Duncan
Mary
Gridley
Bury
AL Smith
N. Y
Florida
New York
Fernandina
Fla
Gar Wood
Bud Morgan
Pembroke Morgan
Sidney S. Simmons
Harold L. Perrin
Boston University
Frank P. Huckins
Jacksonville
Text Books
American Institute OF Stenography, Inc
Oxfords
L. Strauss &Ga
West Washington St
Inland Bank & Trust Co
Inland Investment
Delaware Streets
Indianapolis
Morrisons
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