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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1928

Page

24

Dean W L Winning Named Dean of Y M C A Evening Trade School

Named Dean W L Winning advertising man for the House of Crane and a 23 year instructor in show card writing and window trimming at the Y M C A evening trade school has been appointed dean. Courses include Winning in show card lettering and window trimming and other instructors across battery building ignition chemistry radio set building and maintenance architectural drawing aviation ground school welding and more. The school is the oldest Y M C A program and has existed a quarter century.

W. L. Winning House of Crane Y. M. C. A. Evening Trade School A. F. Williams S. H. Connarroe J. E. Hall L. M. Bolander R. J. Kriter Harold Schoen Capt. H. Weir Cook Russell Purser Evening Trade School Williams

Labor Watchs Hoover Smith in Labor policy update

Executives of the American Federation of Labor await statements from Herbert Hoover and Smith as they consider endorsements for labor policy. The federation plans to send records of candidates to affiliated unions and local districts while weighing a possible indorsement for West or his opponent. A Richmond janitor Alfred W. Dingley is reported dead after long health issues. Ernest Smith, a blind Gary, Indiana youth, demonstrated his auto identification by touch to police, securing his release.

ANAND Herbert Jers Senate Hubert Workblind Hoover Smith Coun West Atlantic Sam City Net Insull Millionaire Public Utl Ities Congress Richmond Ind Alfred W. Dingley Gary Ernest Smith Chicago

Police hold 2 on charges of keeping dope

Police report raids over twenty four hours led to arrests for narcotics and vagrancy. Everett Jones alias Patch Eye, 25, of 746 Utica, allegedly tossed cocaine capsules into water. seven capsules seized. Sal Cox, 28, owner, and Robert Momer, 33, were charged with federal narcotics violations and vagrancy respectively. Walter Gross, 33, of 1254 W Twenty Sixth St., arrested on blind tiger charges after officers found twelve cans of alcohol in his car.

Sergt. M. F. Morrissey Sal Indiana Ave Everett Jones Patch Eye Utica St Bert Ennis Jones Sal Cox Robert Momer North St Walter Gross W. Twenty-Sixth St Sergt Frank Reilly Pennsylvania Worty-Linrd Sos

Mary Reunion Association elects Belt president after fifteenth gathering

Mrs. Mary E Belt of Kokomo was elected president of the Mary Reunion Association at Broad Ripple Park after the group's fifteenth reunion. More than 150 Marys, ages 1 to 81 from eight Indiana counties, attended. Other officers include Mrs. Mary Gray, Mrs. Mary Adler, Miss Mary Thompson, and committee members Mrs. Mary Price and Mrs. Mary Hogue.

Mary E. Belt Kokomo Mary Reunion Association Broad Ripple Park Indiana Mary Mary Gray New Palestine Mary Adler Indianapolis Mary Thompson Fishers Mary Price Mary Hogue

Zahn quits presidential bid to run for Senate

Indianapolis real estate dealer John Zahn, nominee of the National party for president, announced his withdrawal from the presidential race and said he would seek the party’s nomination for United States Senator. He argued the National party could not expect more than about 1,000,000 votes even if it filed in every state.

John Zahn Indianapolis National Party National United States Zahn

Insane Patient Dies in Record Violent Hospital Case

Fred Kofdorf a 50 year old paretic patient from Kokomo Indiana died at Central Indiana Hospital of bronchial pneumonia. Doctors call him one of the hospital’s most violent cases. he had earlier threatened to shoot staff, smashed windows, and fought officers using iron bars and restraints. Police and tear gas were used to subdue him after he broke from a strait jacket and two cells.

Fred Kofdorf Kokomo Ind Central Indiana Hospital O. H. Bakemeyer Kofdorf Indiana State Farm Claude M. Worley Koldorf

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