Recommendations for changes in tax laws by state commerce group
A tax revision committee of the State Chamber of Commerce will present bills and resolutions to the Legislature. Key points include employing full time deputy county assessors, rescheduling real property reassessment to 1925, quadrennial thereafter, budget review by state tax commissioners, home rule opposition to municipal bonds, continuation of the state tax commission with budget scrutiny, and repeal of the Federal estate tax law. The group opposes current state income tax enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Chamber of Commerce
J. B. Frederick
State Tax Commission
State Board of Accounts
Tax Board
POUND IS FULL AGAIN
City announces arrests for unlicensed dogs and January license deadline. Poundmaster Dr. Elizabeth Conger reports overcrowding at about 125 dogs of capacity 100. Some owners surrendered pets to avoid fees. available dogs may be adopted by paying the license.
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Elizabeth Conger
Poundmaster
Conger
Man Fined For No License Numbers On Automobile
Edward Traugott of 311 West Washington Street was fined one dollar and costs on charges of having no license numbers and no title certificate, after police testified he ignored several stickers. Other fines for parking in a safety zone and at a hotel entrance were suspended, and he was discharged on a taxi stand parking charge.
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William Bassett
N. LaSalle St
Edward Traugott
W. Washington St
Lloyd D. Claycombe
Traugott
Parkrang
Lack of Water Hinders Firemen Causes Fire Damage
Investigation today sought origin of a Gardner plant fire that caused 2000 dollars in damage to Schussler Meat Company. Firemen lacking hydrants drew water from Pogue's Run 1000 feet away while another blaze at 2173 N Drexel Ave damaged the Jones home. The Clark Linwood Ave residence and a Reid Del aware St home also burned with minor losses, and a box car fire tied to Western Fruit Growers' Association caused 500 dollars in damage.
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Schussler Meat Company
Gardner’. Lane
White River
Charles Jones
N. Drexel Ave
C.D. Clark
Linwood Ave
Pogue
Primary Bill Divides Legislators Over Election Reform
During the four day adjournment legislators debate a bill to restore a convention system for primary elections. Frank C. Willis a Knox and Pike Republican supports the bill while D. C. Stephenson former state Klan head now leading a GOP machine opposes it.
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Frank C. Willis
Knox and
Pike
D. C. Stephenson
Robbery attempt on Court and Capitol ends with escape
Fivecoats of the Occidental Hotel told police two colored men stepped from darkness on Court St. and Capitol Ave demanding money. He fled east in Court after noting they had no gun, and reported the incident to Sergeant Dever.
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Fivecoats
Occidental Hotel
Court St
Capitol Ave
Dever
Children of the Jazz Age and Happy Home Life
The author argues that a happy home life and close parental involvement with schooling guard youth from negative influences. He advises welcoming children's friends, maintaining school contact, and guiding thinking and decision making to ensure healthy, self chosen paths.
Inaugural Plans Hold Limelight for Indiana Leaders
Governor elect Ed Jackson and Lieutenant Governor elect F Harold Van Orman hold limelight plans as legislators stay in Indianapolis after adjournment. Van Orman travels with Evansville supporters returning Monday. Jackson, sick at home, will likely remain in bed until Monday.
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Ed Jackson
F. Harold van Orman
Indianapolis
van Orman
Evansville
Indianapolia
Affidavits Filed in Criminal Court on 97 People
Sixty three affidavits naming ninety seven persons were filed with Judge James A. Collins by court investigator Claude M. Worley. Charges range from petit larceny to blackmail. Oren Elrore, 19, a bellboy, is accused of sending a blackmail note to Chung Yip, a Chinese laundryman, demanding $1000 under threat of death. Twenty five defendants are free on bond, four are fugitives and the rest are jailed. Arraignment is set for 9 a.m. Monday.
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James A. Collins
Criminal Court
Claude M. Worley
Oren Elrore
Chung Yip
Attack charge filed in court over cler mont stabbing
Affidavit charges 18 year old Mabel Clark with assault and battery with intent to kill in Criminal Court before Judge James A. Collins. Miss Clark allegedly stabbed Dick Miller of the Indianapolis Times on December 6 during transfer with Ora Mullin who escaped from the Indiana Girls School at Clermont.
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Mabel Clark
James A. Collins
Claude M. Worley
Miss Clark
Dick Miller
Indianapolis Times
Ora Mullin
Indiana Girls School
Clermont
Marriage Licenses List Includes Broad Range of Couples
A historical record shows numerous names with ages and addresses tied to marriage licenses or notices. The list includes Jacob Emanuel le 37 and Boia Canady 54, with others such as Morris Duncan 28 and Pearl Meadors 21, among many more entries and affiliations to various streets and institutions. The document also references several health and hospital notes alongside ages and locations.
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Jacob Emanuel
Pere
Ta Co. Carpenter
Boia Canady
Morris Duncan
Veiemant Hi Audy Pearl Meadors
Uae
Alva Ace
Joe" Xsadison
Jaynes
Jersey
Shortridge Students Pick Courses Under New Honor Rule
The school introduces an honor system where a student on the A Honor Roll twice in a semester may choose subjects hours and teachers. Mrs Gertrude F Weathers leads the experiment with Frank B Wade assisting. programs will be stamped and take precedence on study slips.
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Shortridge High School
Gertrude F. Weathers
Frank B. Wade
Fire in movie studio injures Mildred Davis in studio blaze
Hollywood reports Mildred Davis wife of Harold Lloyd was injured when a fire caused by a short circuit broke out on a stage. The glass roof shattered and flying debris cut her arm as damage rose to about 20000 dollars.
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Hollywood
Cal
Mildred Davis
Harold Lloyd
Driver is rearrested on speeding charge in city
Herbert Mayer age 28 of 248 W Morris St rearrested Thursday on speeding charge after failing to appear in city court. Police report other speeding arrests include Bert Van Ernst 45 Seymour Ind Henry De Mar 27 colored Alexander Schneider 20 344 S Oakland Ave Herman Fisher 34 2844 Broadway Gordon B Moss 24 522 N Chester Ave Bert G Keene 83 1136 McClain St James Palmer 19 1270 W Thirty Fourth St Ernest L Kagan 45 734 N Capitol Ave Nathan Frand 24 4150 Broadway Earl Pollock 29 441 8 Christian St William Huggins 22 527 Dorman St.
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Herbert Mayer
W. Morris St
Bert van Ernst
Spring St
Henry de Mar
Seymour, Ind
Alexander Schneider
S. Oakland Ave
Herman Fisher
Broadway
Gordon B. Moss
N. Chester Ave
Bert G. Keene
McClain
Earl Pollock
Christian St
William Huggins
Dorman St
Indianapolis Traffic Club to Elect Officers Next Thursday
Indianapolis Traffic Club will elect officers at a Severin dinner next Thursday. Candidates for president include J. G. Kraemer and M Parker. The club will cooperate with the Ohio Valley regional advisory board meeting here Feb 10 to consider settling differences between shippers and carriers.
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Indianapolis
Club
Ohio Valley Regional Advisory Board
Funeral services for Muncie judge Lance Coons set Sunday
United Press reports in Muncie Indiana that Lance Coons age 61 city judge died of heart trouble in his courtroom Thursday funeral services to be held Sunday afternoon in Muncie.
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United Press
Proving Unloaded Revolver Ends in Tragic Suicide
Reginald Mosier, 20, of La Grange Indiana, attempted to prove his revolver was unloaded. He left the gun on a table with his brother and then returned to find it loaded. He declared it unloaded and shot himself in the head before help could intervene.
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Times
LA Grange
Ind
Reginald Mosier
Mosier
Todd's Digestive Aid Reverses Longtime Indigestion
A woman describes years of stomach trouble with gas bloating heartburn and back pain. After taking three bottles of Todd's Digestive Aid she reports overall improvement and can eat normally again.
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