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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1928

Page

10

Motorists Targeted by Boys Sent to Reform School

Three youths aged 13 and 14 were arrested near Lubbock for firing a 22 caliber rifle at motorists from an ambush on a highway. In county court they were sentenced to terms at Gatesville State Reform School, with durations ranging up to the age of 21. One motorist was hit in the foot and a girl cut by flying glass. The boys said they were trying to improve their marksmanship.

United Press Lubbock Tex State Reform School Gatesville Albert Anthony J. B. Morris Floyd Shireman

Boulder Dam Bill Faces Senate Filibuster Again

Senator Hiram Johnson renews opposition to the Boulder dam measure amid threats to block it with the naval cruiser bill. President Coolidge’s budget message signals private power development, while Smoot and others press for committee revisions and state compact changes. Johnson plans to substitute the House passed version to set the unfinished business.

Senate Boulder Dam HOUSE Treasury and Post Office Naval Affairs Committee Paul R. Mallon United Press Washington Hiram Johnson California Senate Commerce Committee Johnson Coolidge Congress Secretary of Interior Utah Arizona Smoot King Ashurst Hayden Wyoming Colorado

Elmer J Whiteley Dies After California Car Crash

Elmer J Whiteley aged 65 a director of two Muncie banks and investor in other ventures died in Long Beach California from injuries after an automobile accident. Funeral services are set for Thursday in Long Beach with interment in Springfield Ohio on the following Monday.

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Flower Mission Plans Drive for 300000 Tuberculosis Unit

The Flower Mission Society seeks public contributions to complete a 300000 tuberculosis unit at the city hospital. About 70000 is available, with wealthy supporters named. A drive will fund the remainder for a 100 bed facility with separate wards for men and women and private rooms.

Flower Mission Hospital Society Flower Mission Society City James H. Lowes Cottage Hospital Coe Street City Hospital Bessie Parry City Health Board

Independent slate filed for Chamber of Commerce election

An independent slate for directors is filed with Secretary Ed Hunter as polls open December 11 for the Chamber of Commerce election. Nominees include George Steinmetz and Leland Huey, with other names in the civic affairs, freight and traffic, and wholesale divisions. The directors slate previously filed includes Harold West and Charles Mallory among others. Polls run from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., with Thursday the deadline for adding more slates.

Chamber of Commerce Ed Hunter Hunter George Steinmetz Indianapolis Ford Motor Car Company Leland C. Huey Capitol Lumber Company Edward L. Osborne Central Wall Paper and Paint Company Charles S. Raih Belt Railroad and Stock Yards Company Perry W. Lesh Lesh Paper Company Thomas A. Moynahan Moynahan Construction Company George T. Wheldon Harold B. West West Baking Company Charles E. Mallory Kingan & Co Walter B. Harding G. & J. Tire Company Bert C. McCammon William J. Mooney Jr Mooney-Mueller-Ward Company Scott R. Brewer State Savings and Trust Company Hugh J. Baker Hugh J. Baker & Co

Aviator Faces Hidden Dangers of Airmail Route

Major Wes ley L. Smith recalls near fatal fog over Bellefonte in 1921. A field cleared by a farmer revealed a dynamite stump marking a deadly threat missed by inches. Snowstorms and mountain flying remain among aviation mail pilots greatest dangers amid evolving weather reporting.

Wesley L. Smith New York-Chicago NEA National Air Transport Company New York Bellefonte Smith Liberty Sneeshoe Mountain

Indiana Pharmacists discuss amending law for assistants

A two day conference at the Statehouse by the Indiana Pharmacist Association and the state board of pharmacy debated strengthening rules for assistant pharmacists. The draft measure would raise the experience requirement beyond one year. Regulator E M Hollender of Evans had license revoked.

Indiana Pharmacist Association State Board of Pharmacy Statehouse Indiana E. M. Hollender Evansville Wood Wiles Bloomington The State Association E. E. Goodnight Lafayette C. B. Jordan Purdue University Pharmacy School E. H. Niles Indianapolis College of Pharmacy John C. Baur Valparaiso University Fred Meissner Laporte Frank McCullough New Albany

Mellon Showed 1928 Economic Slump With Hope For Recovery

Secretary Mellon reported declines in volume of business, automobile and steel production, and in exports and imports for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1928. Prices rose about 4 percent, agriculture and building gained, with building contracts reaching new highs.

United Press Washington Secretary of the Treasury Mellon General Motors United States Steel Federal Reserve System

Burglar Flees After Standoff Near Patrolman Home

A burglar rode to the rear of 2414 Bellefontaine street Tuesday night and peered through Patrolman Claude E. Ridenbaugh’s rear window. Ridenbaugh fired, the intruder escaped leaving his bicycle behind.

Bellefontaine Street Claude E. Ridenbaugh Ridenbaugh

Boland Ordered to Appear in Contempt of Court

Michael F. Boland of Batesville acting trustee in the Gommel bankruptcy was cited for contempt by Federal Judge Robert Baltzell for ignoring a Sept. 14 order of Federal Referee Robert Kelso at New Albany. The order required Boland to return exempt property and appraise the bankrupt's growing corn crop in Ripley county.

Michael F. Boland Batesville Ind Albert H. Gommel Robert C. Baltzell Robert R. Kelso New Albany Kelso Boland Indiana Ripley

Simple Pinex Based Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts a homemade cough remedy using 2% ounces of Pinex mixed with granulated sugar or honey in a pint bottle. It claims threefold action by soothing inflammation loosening phlegm and acting on bronchial tubes for faster relief with a pleasant taste.

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