City and Rail Officials Discuss Southeast Elevation Plans
Members of the board of works and Indianapolis Union Railway officials, with city track elevation engineer H. G. Wray, conferred today on plans for track elevation in the city southeast. Indiana House postpones Representative McMinn’s bill to fund free school books at 50 000. Other bills killed include the Indiana Poultry Association funding and the Nancy bill.
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Board of Works
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
H. G. Wray
McMinn
Indiana House Today
Ways and Means
Carney
Indiana Poultry Association
Chrisney
Nancy
Attempted Gas Robbery Foiled at La Salle Station
Police reported three men attempted to steal five five gallon gas cans from the Silver Flash station at La Salle and Michigan. Attendant Henry Diener confronted one man outside as others inside ducked behind the shade. the robber paid after Diener drew his pistol. A second incident saw fruit peddler Mike Alboher struck by a youth who fled with about 50 cents.
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Henry Diener
la Salle
Michigan Sts
Diener
Mike Alboher
Capitol Ave
Speed Cops Charge Eight Speeding Suspects
Eight alleged speeders were rounded up late Thursday and early today. Names listed include Elmer Raeburn 36 of 8132 Kenwood Ave and Chris Greiner 26 of 5116 North St along with others, all charged with speeding and assault and battery.
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Elmer Raeburn
Kenwood Ave
Ylvester Farmer
Ledo St
Chris Greiner
North St
Sam Strange
N. Arsenal Ave
Fred Blaydes
Royal Ave
Raymond Jenkins
Troy
Dexter Aves
Edgar Zumpfe
N. State Ave
Roy Spickelmeyer
Lyons Ave
Dunphy Advanced as Trade Committees Secretary
John B. Reynolds announces Clifford G. Dunphy as secretary of the wholesale foreign and retail trade committees succeeding Earl L. Ferguson who leaves due to increased convention bureau work. Dunphy has been Ferguson’s assistant secretary for almost a year.
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John B. Reynolds
Indianapolis
Mrs. Carrie A. Herman Dies In Indianapolis
Mrs. Carrie A. Herman 62, wife of B. H. Herman who runs a picture shop at 120 N Pennsylvania St, died at her Meridian Street apartment. Born in Baltimore, Md, she moved to Indianapolis in 1890. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Carrie A. Herman
B. H. Herman
Pennsylvania St
Apt. 43
Meridian St
Mmss. Herman
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Home Bought at Woodruff Place by Selmier Firm
Lawrence J. Sexton, realtor, reports the sale of a two story residence at Michigan Street and Middle Drive Woodruff Place from the Marion Building and Investment Company to Thomas E. Selmier of the Frank Selmier Tower Supply Company for 15000 dollars.
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Lawrence J. Sexton
Michigan St
Middle Dr
Woodruff Place
Marion Building and Investment ‘Company
Thomas E. Selmier
Frank
Harding voices support for Great Lakes Tidewater project
Former Iowa Governor Harding told the Indiana House of Representatives that Argentinian farmers with long hauls benefit from deeper and wider inland waterway works. He described a fifty eight mile canal and cited a $5,000 budget allotment for the waterway.
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New England
Iowa
Indiana
Harding
Indiana House of Representatives
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Burial for Mrs. Rachel Dalton at Crown Hill Cemetery
Mrs. Rachel Dalton aged 66 died Thursday at her son Rudolph Dalton’s home 921 Hamilton Ave. Funeral services will be held at 2 30 p m Saturday at the residence followed by burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. She was a member of the East Tenth Street MEB church and Women’s Benefit Association.
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Rachel Dalton
Rudolph Dalton
Hamilton Ave
Crown Hill Cemetery
Dalton
East Tenth Street
MEB
Church and Women's Benefit Association
Knights of Columbus Luncheon Club elects new president
Thomas S. Markey was chosen as president for the next quarter at the Knights of Columbus Luncheon Club. Bernard F. Costello was named vice president and Edward F. Steffen as secretary-treasurer. Mayor Shank and retiring president Joseph Wade discussed the luncheon matters.
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Thomas S. Markey
Knights of Columbus
Bernard F. Costello
Edward F. Steffen
Shank
Joseph Wade
Governor orders probe into OSU dispensary methods
Governor Donahey ordered an official investigation into the Ohio State University pharmacy department dispensary after two students died and six others were ill from strychnine mixed with quinine. The move comes as a Times Special dispatch from Columbus reports the incident triggering state action.
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Bu_United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Donahey
Pharmacy
Ohio State University
Railroad suit upheld awarding damages to Carrie Watson
State appellate court affirmed Marion Superior Court ruling that the Pennsylvania Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railroad must pay Carrie B Watson $500 for property damage from a flood caused by a bridge overflow along Eagle Creek. The complaint charged negligence in bridge maintenance led to the flood.
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State Appellate Court
Marion Superior Court
Carrie B. Watson
Pennsylvania, Cincinnati, Chicago
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Ind
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Ft. Wayne
Simon P. Hooley
Fox
George Miller
C. H. Wallerich Co
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
New York
Lincoln
Rock Bottom
Heid’s Shoe Store
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Washington
Ope
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Irving Berlin
Hassard Sfort
Music Box Girls
Shubert
Chicago Company OF
Adelphi
Mats
America
Thur Hammerstein
Rosemarie
Irene Pavloska
Chicago Opera Co. Star
Symphony Orchestra
Morris & Family
Wade Booth
Shone & Squires
Senator Murrbhy
Dollie
Billie the Hedleys
Fink’s Mules
Leavitt & Lockwood Pathe News
Ward
Brickell
Jelen Staples
Ben Buk Pierce Ryan
Marie Veatch
Chicago Steppers
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Clyde Kiuri O
Lovers' Lane
Warner Bros
Hio
Thos. Meighan
Lila Lee
Wallace Beery
Lester Huff
Mabel
Chas. Davis Orchestra
CY Milder
Circle
Ned Wayburn
Evel
Vf National
Doris Kenyon
Frank Mayo
Anna Q
Norma Talmadge
Cardus
Deala B. Hawks
Bristol
Mrs. Hawks
Cordus
Carolus
Delour
Main
Washington Street
ERIE
Consumers Tire CO
N. Delaware
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