Charges High Salary Scheme In City Building Dept
Ben H. Thompson city council president today charged Francis F. Hamilton building inspector with a scheme to keep high salaries by moving electrical inspection from the Indiana Inspection Bureau to his department under the new building code. The council advanced an ordinance to return inspection to the independent company. Hamilton denied legal authority for leasing inspection to another corporation. An emergency 3000 dollar street cleaning appropriation passed, while a 6000 dollar codification report appropriation failed under suspension. Councilmen heard but did not promise on 100665.06 dollar in appropriation and bond ordinances.
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Ben H. Thompson
Francis F. Hamilton
Indiana Inspection Bureau
Hamilton
Listeners 10 Meeting on Interference Prevention
The Broadcast Listeners' Association will discuss Intereference, Source and Prevention at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Severin. Open to all, with H. A. Luckey, president, reporting on actions from Herbert Hoover's radio conference in Washington on November 9. A city-wide membership drive will follow.
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Broadcast Listeners’ Association
the Severin
H. A. Luckey
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Marion County seeks club views on church purchase plan
Officials invite civic groups to weigh action by Marion County commissioners regarding First Baptist and Second Presbyterian Churches in World War Memorial Plaza. Local bodies like the Indianapolis Real Estate Board back buying the churches. If not purchased by January 1, the churches may remain for 25 years with improvements. Rainbow Division Veterans' Association urges immediate purchase, arguing the churches detract from the memorial project.
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Marion County
First Baptist
Second Presbyterian
World War Memorial Plaza
John McCloskey
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Rainbow Division Veterans’ Association
Governor Jacksons Hunting Trip Reported in Indiana
Governor Jack son joins Adjutant General Kershner and Charles Hartmetz on a hunting outing near Boonville. The party also inspected the national guard and the Southern Hospital for Insane during their Monday tour.
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Bu United Press
Evansville
Ind
Jackson
Boonville
Kershner
Charles Hartmetz
National Guard
Southern Hospital
Tysmol advertised for neuritis relief in shoulder pain
An advertisement promotes Tysmol as a safe remedy for neuritis shoulder pain caused by drafts or weather changes. It claims quick absorption and instant relief with soreness vanishing soon. Sold for $1 at Hook Dry Co and other drug stores with mail orders from Tysmol Company in San Francisco.
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Tysmol
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Tysmol Company
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This Was No Political Trip
Police Capt. Roy A. Pope denied the hunting trip had political aims. He produced a photo of him and Clarence Croneberger with a bag from Ott Nicholson’s farm near Pumpkin Center in Scott County as proof and noted the trip spanned more than one day.
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Ing
Clarence Croneberger
Ott Nicholson
Pumpkin Center
Scott County
Pope
Tusked rabbit shot in Thanksgiving hunt near Knights town
A tusked rabbit was shot by D. C. Wells during a Thanksgiving hunt near Knights town. Hunters describe the creature as unusually aggressive with two upper teeth growing outward. Normally rabbit teeth remain shorter due to gnawing.
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Knightstown
D. C. Wells
Attempted Theft Of Car From St. Clair Street Resident
Two men tried to steal an automobile owned by William Stricker of 109 West St. Clair Street Apt. 2 but abandoned the attempt when they could not get the car to run smoothly.
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William Stricker
Apt. 2
W. St. Clair St
Speeders Targeted as War on Violations Continues
Sergt. Frank Owens announced the speeding drive will persist through holidays with longer hours. Nine motorists were arrested Monday night including five speeding charges. Names include Arnold Mahand Raymond Gerig Joe Hostetter M F Courtney Wayne Mc Carty and Joseph Dawson. Clyde Reese faces DUI charges. James Floyd failed to stop after an accident.
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Frank Owens
Owens
Arnold Mahand
Cole
Raymond Gerig
Greencastle
Ind
Joe Hostetter
Milburn St
William F. Messinger
Williams Hotel
M. F. Courtney
River Ave
Wayne McCarty
W. Thirty-First St
Joseph Dawson
Abbott St
Clyde Reese
City
James Floyd
Colored
Kentucky Ave
Heet Pain Relief Ad Promise Heats Away Joint Pain
An advertisement touts Heet as a safe fast acting pain relief. The applicator with cork delivers heat to knees hands shoulders and other joints. It claims instant relief from aching swelling and congestion with two soothing ingredients and no skin irritation. Druggists guarantee each 60 cent bottle.
Art objects on display at Lyman Brothers
Gift seekers will find an engaging display at Lyman Brothers, 223 E. Ohio St. The four story building houses a retail department offering pictures mirrors lamps and many art objects for the home. Lyman Brothers have grown for over 25 years and provide personalized service through in house manufacturing and skilled craftsmen.
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Lyman Brothers
Ohio St
Lyman Prothers
Indianapolis
Chiropractor Praises Spears Painless System
Dr. E. M. Ryan of Fountain Square endorses the Spears Painless System after thorough proof of its safety and effectiveness. His offices are at 1006 Virginia Ave, where he promotes the device to patients seeking the best care.
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E. M. Ryan
Ryan
Fountain Square
Virginia Ave
Brive Autos Fill Big Need in Town Transport Services
The piece traces a shift from horse drawn carriages to modern car services. It highlights Walter T. Boyer of the U-Drive system offering a service station garage parking and chauffeur in one, promising convenience to business groups without car ownership.
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Sheik
Walter T. Bayer
Walter T. Boyer
Kentucky Ave
Small firm tackles costs while preserving service detail
A compact organization argues that limited capacity does not stop quality. They emphasize attention to small details and the artistic motifs that enhance effectiveness. Their approach blends frugality with careful craftsmanship.
Stammering Seen as an Acquired Speech Defect
Benjamin Bogue, head of the Bogue Institute for Stammerers, argues speech is an acquired faculty and stammering a defect from miscoordination of speech. He says stuttering often starts between ages three and six, and early parental help with proper expression can overcome it. Training should focus on breathing, rhythmic exercises, and clear dictation in the first five years of life.
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Benjamin Bogue
Bogue Institute For Stammerers
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