Parole Board Grants and Revokes Multiple Paroles
Governor Ed Jackson issued orders granting three paroles and one temporary parole while revoking another. a prison transfer followed. Parolees included Robert Mantell and Prittis Orton with two to fourteen year terms for forgery and house breaking. John Harris’s liquor law sentence was revoked. Virgil Bottoms was moved to prison to serve two to fourteen years for assault. Jewell Shorter received two days’ leave to attend his brother’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Jackson
Robert Mantell
Cass County
Prittis Orton
Vanderburg County
John. Harris
State Farm
Virgil Bottoms
Marion County
Jewell Shorter
Greene County
Orchestra to Be Radio Bill Feature by Walter D Hickman
The Indianapolis Times will air a 9 30 p m program on WFBM from Severin Studio featuring Russ Holler and his orchestra a top city dance band. The segment includes Myles Beville Russell Mack Miss Frances McConnell and David M Honigfeld with a mix of latest dance and novelty numbers. The program promises an hour and a half of orchestral and vocal entertainment.
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Indianapolis Times
WFBM
Severin
Russ Holler
Hoosie Athletic Club
Robert Hoover
Harold Cork
Morris Conn
Forest Gilbreath
John Carlin
Roy Cork
Lee Crouch
Heller
Russell Mack
Baldwin Grand
Frances McConnell
David M. Honigfeld
the Times
Answers to questions in Secretary of the Treasury page
The reader lists correct responses to page 1 questions including regions and facts. It notes Mellon as Secretary, and covers items on geography and measurements such as Central America and Oregon, Chicago, and a diameter twice the radius.
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the Treasury
Andrew Mellon
South Pole
Arctic
Central America
Oregon
Chicago
Indiana Clark Memorial event project announced for 1928 29
Christopher B. Coleman director of the Indiana historical bureau announced a program and assist plan for the Clark memorial celebration at Vincennes for 1928 29 after a conference with the Kentucky committee in Louisville. Indiana committee members at the conference included William Fortune Msgr Francis Gavish Coleman all of Indianapolis and L M O Bannon Corydon.
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Coleman
Kentucky
George Rogers Clark
Clark
Vincennes
Christopher B. Coleman
Indiana Historical Bureau
Kentucky Committee
Louisville Ky
Morial Committee
William Fortune
Msgr
Francis Gavish
Indianapolis
L. M. O'Bannon
Corydon
Clerks oppose absent voter law at Indiana meeting
The Indiana Association of County Clerks adopted a resolution against the absent voter law at their biennial Claypool meeting, claiming abuse. They also backed shifting automobile license plate distribution from the secretary of State to county clerks. Officers were re-elected: Homer R. Schwindler president, John Kilegrew vice president, and Chester Thomas secretary-treasurer.
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Indiana Association of County Clerks
Claypool
Homer R. Schwindler
Crawfordsville
John Kilegrew
Crown Point
Chester Thomas
Anderson
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Booth
Lincoln
Vonnegut
E. Wash. ST
Walter D. Hickman
Myles Beville
Sweet
Russ Holler and His Orchestra
The
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Hook’s
Lv. Indpls
City Ticket Office
Monument Circle
Rowie
Lionel
Meridian
Maryland
Arthur Jordan
Telegraph Company
Everitt’s Seed
W. Wash. St
Ala
Martin Bros. Co
Indiana Ave
Kelso
R. E. Kelso
Illinois St
Bert Jaffe
Harold ‘Affe
N. Ilinois St
N. Penn
the Meyer-Kiser Bank
Washington Street
Dr. Forshee’s
Dr. Forshee
Edna J. Gockel
Riley
Pennsylvania
S. P. Matthews
H. C. Gellatly
Snethen
Waterman
Schaeffer
Lifetime
Conklin
Moore
Duoford
Eversharp
Clarke & Cade Clarpool Drug Store
Merchants Bank
Cor. Wash
Meridian Sts
First and Second
Indianapolis Real Estate
Columbia Securities Co
Delaware
Keelarts-Mellett, Inc
Capitol Ave
Gibson Building
Indiana Business College
Marion
Muncie
Logansport
Kokomo
Lafayette
Columbus
Echmond
Orndianapolis
Ora E. Butz
Fred W. Case
Vermont
North Y. W. C. A
Indianapolia
Sussman’s
Wolf Sussman
Washington ST
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