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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1927

Page

2

Indiana reports show Christmas shopping strong across state

A week long survey across Indiana shows business is good for Christmas trade and 1928 prospects look bright. In Anderson the Delco Remy plant will expand to employ 1000 more workers, elevators current staff to 6500. Other notes include steel mill activity in Calumet region, East Chicago terminal work, and a $75 million Jones and Laughlin steel mill contract in North Hammond. Various cities report hiring, plant expansions, and new operations.

Indiana Anderson Delco-Remy Corporation An-derson Calumet East Chicago Lake Terminal Chicago Lake Navigation Jones & Laughlin Hammond Cmpany

Mrs Leila Coffin Claimed by Death

Funeral services for Mrs. Leila Coulon Coffin will be held at 2 30 p m Saturday at the home 2829 Buckle St Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery Mrs Coffin wife of Charles F Coffin Jr died at her home after an illness of one and a half years She was born in Indianapolis taught in public schools and married in 1914 moving to Boston briefly before returning to Indianapolis She is the granddaughter of former mayor Charles Coulon and survived by her mother Mrs Gussie Coulon husband two sisters and three sons Ralph 10 Richard 6 and Frankie 4

Leila Coulon Coffin Buckle St Crown Hill Indianapolis

Real Estate Group Hosts 1917 Event at Pennsylvia Street

Realtors light up the night at 1917 N. Pennsylvnia Street with a Black Bottom dance and cigar pass. Miss Evans led the entry under the associate members committee as seven standing committees organized entertainment.

N. Pennsylvania St Evans

Funeral for Dr William Boggs Set for Saturday

Funeral services for Dr William Reed Boggs 73 will be held at his Edgewood home at 10 30 a m Saturday Burial will be at Greenwood He died Wednesday night after a two year illness Born Caldwell Ohio March 23 1854 he graduated Louisville Medical College in 1883 and practiced in Keiths Ohio He lived in Edgewood thirteen years He belonged to the Indianapolis Medical Society and the American Medical Association Surviving are his widow Mrs Sarah Barclay Boggs a daughter Ola Boggs Edgewood and a sister Mrs W O Keith Milwaukee Wisconsin

Wiliam Reed Boggs Edgewood Greenwood American Medical Association Sarah Barclay Boggs Ola Boggs W. O. Keith Milwaukee Wis

Rules on Road Taxes Opinion Limits Highway Fund Credit

Attorney General Gil liam issued a opinion that the State highway commission cannot claim depository interest on daily credit balances of gasoline tax automobile license fees and Federal aid. The ruling applies to funds forming the highway fund and notes 318375.08 in inheritance tax collected before October 1 1925 not credited to the highway fund until after that date. The highway fund separated from the State general fund on that date.

Arthur L. Gilliam State Highway Commission John D. Williams State General Fund

New Plan for Sewage Plant Aims to Save City Funds

City sanitary board receives a revised sewer plan by engineer Charles H. Hurd to divert Broad Ripple and northside sewage to the main disposal plant. The substitute connects far north sewers to Fall Creek and West Indianapolis interceptors, costing about 200 000 and serving ten years before further expansion.

Broad Ripple Far North Territory City Sanitary Board Charles H. Hurd Hurd Northern Territory North Side Fall Creek West Indianapolis Kessler Blvd Little Eagle Creek

Brandy Bottles Fetch $60 Each In London Sale

A London sale reports several bottles of brandy dating to 1789 the opening year of the French Revolution sold for $60 a bottle. The item highlights extreme liquor pricing amid historical distillate values.

London United States

Flood Control Financing Sparks Bipartisan Clash

The disagreement centers on who should pay flood protection costs. Army engineers and President Coolidge favor state participation with roughly 20 to 30 cents per acre annually for ten years, while Rep Frank R Reid and much of Congress push for government funded rebuilding.

White House Congress Coolidge Army Engineers Frank R. Reid Illinois House Flood Control Committee Reid Army

Girl Wins First Award for Best Limerick Line

Jesse A. McClure city recreation director announced the winners of Limerick No. 18 the last limerick of the contest. Kathryn J. Wood won $5 for the first prize line and Harry W. Gluesenkamp earned $3 for second prize while Robert I. Bennett took $2 third prize for his line.

Jesse A. McClure Stewart-Warner National Furniture Company Washington St Kathryn J Wood

Clemency for Boy Brownlee Extends Parole Thirty Days

Governor Ed Jackson grants thirty day parole extension for Emmett Brownlee 18 of 1158 Eugene Street. The youth, paroled to allow Dr Albert Sterne to remove skull pressure believed to cause criminal tendencies, resumes studies at School No 41 after successful operation. Brownlee was convicted Sept 30 1926 of automobile banditry and vehicle taking.

Emmett Brownlee Eugene St Ed Jackson Albert E. Sterne Sterne Brownlee Marion Summer A. Clancy Indianapolis Thirtieth and Ra

Seek to guard banks deposits by federal insurance plan

Congressman Edgar Howard of Nebraska says a bill to insure national bank deposits will be pressed this session. He notes 125 national banks with 47.9 million dollars in deposits suspended last year and cites Nebraska’s state law as a model. Congressman Charles Brand of Georgia also advocates insurance for national bank deposits.

Washington Congress Edgar Howard Nebraska Federal Reserve Board Howard Charles Brand Georgia Federal Reserve Bank

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