C O C Moves to Gary Out Hoover Policy
Chamber of Commerce officials plan a conference of city business groups to back President Hoover’s public works push for employment. Plans aim to cover small projects like park improvements, with reports from Harrod and Hunter on budget cuts, membership growth, and freight depot expansion.
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Chamber of Commerce
Paul Q. Richey
Chamber
Hoover
C. L. Harrod
Ed Hunter
Hunter
Civic Affairs Committee
Frank E. Gates
C. E. Mallory
Traction Express
Frank E. McKinney
Land Sold Still Taxed By State Highway Use
Porter county land taken for state highway purposes remains on tax duplicates. County offices report no deduction yet for the owners, who plan an investigation to seek tax relief.
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United Press
Valparaiso
Ind
Porter County
Johnson elected treasurer of Butler Women’s League
Joan Johnson of Indianapolis has been elected treasurer of the Woman’s League at Butler University. The League promotes women’s activities, runs the ladies’ cotition and awards the freshman scholarship cup. Miss Johnson is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C. Johnson of 1739 North Pennsylvania Street.
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Joan Johnson
Indianapolis
Woman's League
Butler University
Miss Johnson
Wilbur C. Johnson
Pennsylvania Street
Motives Evolved in Deaths in New York Studio
Detectives weigh two motives after the deaths of Mrs. Josephine Roth Bigelow and Henry Grew Crosby in an artist studio. They consider self harm pact or liquor as causes, noting an empty whisky bottle and two glasses. Crosby is a nephew of the late Mrs. J Pierpont Morgan. Mrs. Bigelow was married to Albert S. Bigelow, former Harvard athlete.
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United Press
New York
Josephine Roth Bigelow
Boston
Henry Grew Crosby
Crosby
J. Pierpont Morgan
Bigelow
Albert S. Big
City Fire Loss May Decrease in Indianapolis
Fire chief Harry E. Voshell estimated the 1929 Indianapolis fire loss at about 1.25 million dollars, slightly under last year, with total losses through December 1 around 1.201 million and an expected December addition of 50 thousand. Alarms through December 1 numbered 3,387 versus 4,097 prior year, with an anticipated 250 alarms this month still yielding a reduced annual loss.
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Harry E. Voshell
Indianapolis
Voshell
4-H Members Honored In Bartholomew County Banquet
In Columbus Indiana 139 4-H club members attended the annual banquet and meeting held with the Clifford Parent-Teacher Association serving. A program featured musical numbers readings and addresses. County director A V Keesling introduced leaders and assistant state leader Harry Ainsworth of Purdue University delivered the principal remarks.
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Columbus
Ind
Bartholomew County
Teacher Association of
Clifford
A. V. Keesling
Harry Ainsworth
Purdue University
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