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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1928

Page

5

Optimism in Indiana Business for Coming Year

Statewide outlook for 1929 shows stronger activity with large cities like Anderson Kokomo Fort Wayne South Bend Muncie Evansville and Marion posting gains. Building in 1928 likely above 1927, November up 80 000 from a year earlier as eight of twenty-two cities report higher funding.

Indiana Anderson Kokomo Ft. Wayne South Bend Muncie Evansville Marion LaPorte Elkhart Peru Bluffton Hartford City Kendallville Bloomington Rushville Columbus Connersville Greensburg Wabash Indianapolis East Chicago Huntington Lafayette Logansport Richmond Calumet Hammond Gary Bart Chicago Continental Steel Corporation Jeffersonville Pennsylvania Railroad Petersburg Pike Daviess Gibson Counties Texanna Oil Company Indiana Oil and Gas Corporation Roxanna Oil Company Anderson Stove Foundry Nicholson Fire Company Lynch Glass Machine Company England France Pacific Electric Manufacturing Company Indiana Harbor Inland Steel Company L. E. Block

Star Urges Music Study in America

Nea service reports Frieda Hempel, a Leipzig native and former Berlin Royal Opera star, advises American singers not to rush Europe training. She says top teachers are in America and Europeans inspire via short visits, urging preparation to avoid European dominance of the training view.

NEA York Leipzig Europe Berlin Miss Hempel Wagner Richard Strauss Metropolitan

Arms meeting set by League of Nations

Geneva December 28 United Press says President J Loudon of the League of Nations preparatory disarmament commission announced the panel would convene on April 15.

United Press Geneva J. Loudon League of Nations Preparatory Disarmament Commission

Marie to Visit England Plans and Health Retreat

United Press reports Queen Marie will visit the London royal family for New Year then proceed to a health resort. In Muncie Indiana a 12 year old boy John Brumback died from injuries after falling from a grape arbor on Christmas Day. believed to have caused a cerebral hemorrhage.

Queen Royalty London United Press Bucharest Romania Marie Boy Muncie Ind John Brumback

Teamster Patrick Conley Retires After 56 Years Service

CHICAGO December 28 United Press Patrick Conley a teamster for Joseph Stockton Transfer Company for 56 years retires at 83 with wife six children and 30000 in savings. The firm hosts a farewell dinner in his honor.

United Press Chicago Patrick Conley Joseph Stockton Transfer Company

Santa Gave 10 Year Old Air Rifle Police Confiscate

In Cambridge Massachusetts on December 28 police seized a Christmas air rifle from George Frazier ten after he accidentally shot his friend George Reynolds also ten. The incident involved a holiday gift and prompted police action.

Chum United Press Cambridge Mass Santa George Frazier George George Reynolds

Hot Car Convicts Face New News Inquiry

Twelve defendants in the interstate motor car theft case, serving federal prison terms, will be interviewed by a Justice Department agent at Leavenworth to gain statements aiding the investigation. U S District Attorney Albert Ward may join the visit and seek a grand jury session in late January or February for additional indictments. The inquiry, sparked by the Aug 16 blast at Edward Traugott & Co, continues with the Indianapolis Justice Department bureau tracing stolen cars in Chicago and elsewhere.

Department of Justice Federal Leavenworth Penitentiary Albert Ward United States Ward Federal Grand Jury Indianapolis Bureau of Investigation Chicago Edward Traugott & Co West Washington Street

Street Car Employees Form Twenty Year Club at Athenaeum

Indianapolis Street Railway Company workers and officials met at the Athenaeum as the Twenty Year Club was formed for employees with at least twenty years of service. Ed Noone and Ed Ayres were among honored guests. seven directors were elected to lead the social club that will name officers soon.

Jim Runyan Twenty Year Club Indianapolis Street Railway Company Te Athenaeum Illinois Street Maud Mollie Athenaeum Mhen Ed Noone Ed Ayres Joe Arnold George Miller James P. Tretton Joseph A. McGowan Henry Thomson Michael Foley Will R. S. Ludlow

Plan board studies new street idea to ease downtown traffic

The city plan commission weighs cross town routes and special streets for interstate tourists to view scenic areas. They study widening Sixteenth street to eighty six feet, removing the jog at Illinois. Assessments and costs are reviewed under the thoroughfare law as plans, including widening Michigan and opening Tenth street, move forward to relieve downtown congestion.

City Plan Commission Sixteenth Delaware Street Northwestern Avenue Sixteenth Street Macklin Mack Illinois Board of Works Plan Commission Northwestern Delaware Washington Herman P. Lieber Lieber Michigan New York Tenth Street

Chicago dog pound debate prompts reform push

Chicago animal welfare advocates led by Mrs. Frederick W. McLaughlin demand changes to the city dog pound, which critics call cramped and mismanaged. Officials defend conditions, noting 100,000 strays yearly and a $38,000 annual dog budget with limited funds for care.

United Press Hicago Chicago Humane Education Society Frederick W. McLaughlin Irene Castle McLaughlin North Shore Hoff Stuart

Talkies Suit Any Actor Say It With Proper Breathing

University of Southern California professor W R McDonald says talking pictures suit all actors regardless of lisp or doubt. He notes scientific breathing trains the voice and that Norma Shearer and Anita Page show strong charts for talkie readiness, with Anita credited for inflection and audibility despite youth.

United Ent Chicago W. R. McDonald University of Southern California Teachers of California Institution McDonald Norma Shearer Anita Page Norma Anita

Ohio Northern University Names Acting President

Bishop Theodore S. Henderson announces Dean Robert Williams of Albion College Albion Mich will serve as acting president of Ohio Northern University Ada. Williams will lead the college as it continues its academic programs and campus operations.

Dean Robert Williams Ohio Northern Bu United Press Columbus Theodore S. Henderson Cincinnati The Methodist Episcopal Church Robert Williams Albion College Albion, Mich Ohio Northern University Ada

Bandit King Maximiliano Vigueras Put to Death

Mexico City December 28 Maximiliano Vigueras once feared bandit king was shot at 5 15 am after a military court martial lasting most of the night. Captured yesterday near Ayotzingo he was tried on banditry charges and executed at the barracks known as the School of Fire. His raids on the Cuernavaca and Puebla highways and attacks on travelers spread terror across the hill districts.

United Press Mexico City Maximiliano Vigueras Mexico Vigueras Ayotzingo Cuernavaca Puebla

Johnson Named Works Board Member In City Appointment

Mayor L. Ert Slack announced Republican attorney Emsley W. Johnson will join the works board, replacing ousted Charles L. Riddle. Johnson, once a special prosecutor in the corruption probe, will serve alongside Theodore Dammeyer and John C. McCloskey after next Tuesday. Oren S. Hack will resign as president to become corporation counsel. Buy United Press. London dispatch reports three RAF officers killed in a bombing plane crash near Khartum, Egypt.

Emsley W. Johnson Works Board L. Ert Slack Johnson Charles L. Riddle Slack Riddle Theodore Dammeyer John C. McCloskey Oren Hack

Congress to act on gem smuggling

The article notes a $200,000,000 annual diamond smuggling racket heading for congressional action in coming weeks. American jewelers press hearings on a tariff bill to cut or end the 20 percent import duty, arguing the high tariff fuels smuggling and threatens legitimate trade. Norfolk raids are cited as evidence of ongoing illegal activity.

Bay United Preas Washington Congress Ways and Means Norfolk Belgium Holland

Nation of farms becomes city within generation say scientists

United States shifts from farming to urban life as children are born in hospitals and grow in cities. Dr William G Vinal warns city upbringing erodes educational heritage while R Harold D Larsen reports tuberculosis deaths at 129000 yearly with economic losses near 179 million dollars.

H. R. Ekins United Yor Weore United States American Association For William G. Vinal Western Reserve University Vinal Larsen E. G. Misner Cornell

Water Company Granted Time to Fight Back at Hearing

Officials and attorneys of the Indianapolis Water company were given until Jan. 7 to prepare their defense against the attack on their motorization program. The hearing before the public service commission featured denunciations from water consumers and a commission-driven factual attack.

Inedianapolis Water Company Public Service Commission House of Representatives William Edwards Commission Service Department Muncie Terre Haute Wenger Commission

Extortion Charge Involving Stuttering Vampire Plot

Chicago December report says 68 year old L Frauenreder accused Mrs Alden Vaulman and her husband of orchestrating a scheme to photograph him in his undergarments and steal his diamond after a gun was pointed at him. Authorities arrested the Vaulmans.

United Press Chicago L. Frauenreder Frauenreder

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