Echo of G C P Han Seen in Board s Action
Echoes of the Republican faction fight in Indianapolis appear in the board of public safety actions. Huntsell, brother of George Hutsell, is retired from battalion chief to captain. Albert Ray promoted to lieutenant. Fulmer returns to battalion chief. multiple firemen promoted or reduced. John Wernsing reinstated. S R Lambert promoted to detective sergeant. Paul dismissed for drunkenness. Nora Mounts resigns as pondkeeper. Totten named as replacement.
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Indianapolis
Jesse A. Huntsell
George Hutsell
Republican City Committee
George V. Coffin
Board of Public Safety Today
Whatsell
Albert Ray
Otto Ray
Coffin
Ray
Shank
Herbert Fulmer
Charles W. Jewett
Steve Childers
Charles Shank
Otto FP. Gray
Herbert Dwyer
FP. Moss
Board Survey Report Ready
Governor Ed Jacksons State board and commission survey committee will publish the report late today or Wednesday per secretary Pliny Wolfard. It is at the printers and will be sent to the General Assembly once printed. A key recommendation is to place the board of accounts under the State auditor to define its auditing powers.
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Son
State Board and Commission
Pliny Wolfard
Wolfard
General Assembly
Statehouse
Posas
Board of Accounts
Alleged Slayer Guilty In Fatal Shooting Case
Charley Coleman age 25 known as Charley Smith found guilty of manslaughter by a Criminal Court jury for the July 18 fatal shooting of Jordan James. Sentence will be passed Saturday.
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Charley Coleman
Charley Smith
Hudson Sr
Jordan James
Alterations Proposed for Indiana Municipal Court Election
Advocates favor electing four municipal court judges in Indianapolis rather than appointment. Alvah J. Rucker, head of the drafting committee, is to confer with his panel Wednesday night on the proposed change. The bill originally would appoint judges named by the Governor from a bar association list.
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Indianapolis
Alvah J. Rucker
Fourteen Bills Introduced by State Senators
Fourteen bills were introduced in the State Senate with three advancing to second reading and one killed on first reading. Amendments from the last session were sent to committee as sessions adjourned until 10 a m Wednesday.
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State Senate
Senate
Dickerman
Indianapolis
Marion County
Easton
Vincennes
Knox County
Lindley
Kingman
Shirley
Woodburn
Steele
Knox
Judiciary Committee
Aad
House
Statehouse
Judiciary
Hunting Trip Fatal Accident Near Puttchigan City
Joseph Polak aged 63 died from injuries when he accidentally shot his arm while hunting near Puttchigan City. His body was sent to Chicago for burial in a next day service.
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Putchigan City
Joseph Polak
Chicago
Here
Two youths held for quiz in auto death
Two 21 year old youths were held on high vagrancy bonds for questioning in the death of Ada May Whitaker 20 of 3700 West Tenth Street who was struck by an automobile that did not stop near her home. One youth owned a Ford coupe and was bond by 10000 dollars the other with him that night was bond by 5000 dollars. Police said a broken headlight fragment was found near the body and a third man said he was with them the night of the death and that they had been drinking heavily.
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Ada May Whitaker
Tenth St
Miss Whitaker
Sergis
Jack O’neal
Harry Smith
Accident Prevention Bureau
O'Neal
Whitaker
Bus Lines Oppose Public Service Control Push
W B Hiner of Red Ball Bus Terminal Company and Hiner Red Ball Lines Inc accuses railroads and traction lines of lobbying to place motor bus regulation under the public service commission to control rates for Interurbans and railroads at the public's expense. He contends public motor control leads to railroad monopolization and urges state highway commission limits on bus use in wet seasons plus a tonnage limit on trucks and a three cent per gallon gasoline tax with liability insurance for passenger protection.
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W. B. Hiner
Red, Ball Bus Terminal Company
Hiner
Red Ball Lines, Inc
Public Service Commission
Public
State Highway Commission
Hinev
Osteopaths Seek Injunction Against Medical Societies
Marion E. Clark and Clarence B. Blakeslee, operators of Clark Blakeslee Osteopathic Hospital at 1116 WW Delaware St, file in Superior Court for injunction against Indianapolis Medical Society and Marion County Medical Society. They allege a new resolution bans members from consulting at their hospital, claiming ethical breaches and noting 500 operations performed there.
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Marion E. Clark
Clarence B. Blakeslee
Clark- Blakeslee Osteopathic Hospital
Delaware St
Indiafidpolis Medical Society
Medical Society of
Marion County
Plainiffs
Tert
American Medical Association
Assi
Elixir Aspironal touted as quick cold remedy
An advertisement claims Aspironal is better than whiskey for colds and flu, marketed as a fast, safe relief. It urges customers to buy at drug stores, try one swallow, and seek a money back guarantee if symptoms do not fade within minutes.
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Quides
Indianapolis Senate Committee Chairs Named
Senator Rowland H. Hill of Carthage is railroads committee chairman. Senator Fred M. Dickerman of Indianapolis is public health committee chairman. Senator Delbert V. Blackburn of Evansville is chairman of the insurance committee.
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Rowland H. Hill
Carthage
Fred M. Dickerman
Indianapolis
Delbert V. Blackburn
Evansville
Indiana Insurance Day Draws 1500 Celebrants at Clay Pool
More than 1500 persons attended Indiana Insurance Day at the Clay pool as Mayor Shank welcomed delegates to the Insurance Federation of Indiana. Officers were named by nominating committee led by C. D. Lasher with Russell T. Byers as president and Joseph G. Wood as secretary.
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Claypool
Shank
Insurance Federation of Indiana
C. D. Lasher
Russell T. Byers
Joseph G. Wood
Sol Kiser
Trasurer
Indianapolis
Frank M. Chandler
Chandler
Training Emphasized at Fletcher Place Rally
Harry G. Rowe Indiana Council of Religious Education urged trained leadership in religious education and church administration at a Monday night rally at Fletcher Place EB Church. He said youths should commit time to preparation before enlisting in church work. Readings followed by Marion Fehrenback of Technical High School.
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Harry G. Rowe
Indiana Council of Religious Education
Fletcher Place
Eb, Church, Fletcher and
Virginia Aves
Rowe
Marion Fehrenback
Technical High School
Orbison Re-Elected by Murat Temple Shriners
Charles J. Orbison is re elected illustrious potentate of Murat Temple Shriners. Officers re elected include George M. Spiegel Arthur B. Wagner W H Robinson Charles I Meyer Sr and Charles B Barker. Delegates to the imperial council in Los Angeles California in June are Orbison Spiegel O L Wade and Van C Blue.
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Murat Temple
Charles J. Orbison
George M. Spiegel
Rabban
Arthur B. Wagner
W. H. Robinson
Charles I’. Meyer Sr
Charles 8. Barker
Imperial Council
Los Angeles
Cal
Orbison
Spiegel
O. L
Wade
van C. Blue
Millionaire Daniel Reid Laid to Rest Near Birthplace
The tinplate magnate Daniel G. Reid was buried in Earlham cemetery near his birthplace in Richmond Indiana. He arrived from New York at 9 am with his daughter Mrs Eberfeld attending. Private services followed at the United Brethren Church conducted by a pastor and Knights Templar. private rites were held afterward.
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United Pross
Richmond
Ind
Earlham
Daniel G. Reid
New York
Eberfeld
United Brethren Church
Knights Templar
Mortgage bill survives attack in Indiana House engrossment
Indiana House passed the Murden bill to extend real estate mortgage exemptions to 2000 dollars after failed attempts to strike the emergency clause and reduce the exemption. Also engrossed were tax reassessment for 1925 and state pharmacy board reorganization bills. The Claypool attendance officer abolition bill was killed.
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Murden
Indiana House
State Board of Pharmacy
Claypool
Cooper
Vigo
Harris
Monroe
Indiana Circle
Vicksburg
Miss
Hinkle
Johnson
Bartholomew
Embezzler Sentenced In Central Indiana Case
Fred Graham 32 pleaded guilty to stealing bonds from the Central Indiana Coal Co office. Judge James A. Collins fined him 1000 dollars and costs and sentenced him to one to fourteen years in the Indiana State Prison. James Dian 82 received 100 dollars and costs and one to five years for issuing a fraudulent check to Abe Tavel for a traveling bag and suitcase.
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Fred Graham
Central Indiana Coal Company
Merchants Bank
Indiana
James A. Collins
James Dian
Abe Tavel
Indiana Ave
Lesh Awaits Ruling On Indiana Bell Case Amendment
Former Attorney General A B Lesh awaited the Johnson Circuit Court ruling on Indiana Bell Telephone's motion to require further amendment of the third amended complaint. The case, moved from Marion County to Johnson County, seeks removal of a dummy directorate and appointment of a receiver.
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A. 8
Lesh
Johnson
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Marion County Superior Court
Johnson County
Rainbow Casino Gardens sued for breach of contract
Claude and Wallin filed a breach of contract suit in Superior Court 4 naming Harry D. Winnie and M. M. Coffing, operators of the Rainbow Casino Gardens, as defendants. The complaint alleges that Winnie and Coffing failed to honor contractual obligations. The case proceeds in court.
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Harry D. Winnie
M. M. Coffing
Rainbow Casino Gardens
Superior Court
Claude &Wallin
Wallin
Stabbing Mystery Near Senate Avenue Residence
Police investigate a mysterious stabbing at 612 N Senate Ave. Sallie Haynes 39 a housekeeper for Mack Horn 32 reports hearing a strange sound from Horns room and finds him with a throat wound at the city hospital doctors discover four stab wounds in his abdomen Horn identifies an unidentified man as the attacker
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Senate Ave
Sallie Haynes
Mack Horn
Horn
John Hester
City Hospital
Gotham Swept by Snow and Wind Delays City Traffic
New York endures a severe snowstorm with drifting snow, driving winds, and blocked streets. Surface transit is hampered and harbor traffic slowed as street cleaning crews tackle the aftermath of the latest winter storm.
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United Preae
New York
Shortridge High School Overcrowding Prompts Plans
Indianapolis school board weighs preliminary plans for three new high schools as Shortridge remains severely overcrowded. Plans include West Side and colored high schools with a total estimated bond issue near 2.5 million dollars to relieve crowded classes and unsafe rooms.
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Shortridge High School
Indianapolis
West Side High School
Colored High School
Shortridge
Benjamin Harrison
Delaware and
Walnut Sts
L. J. Dirks
Indianapolis Graduates 1842 From Local Grade Schools
A total of 1,842 students will graduate from Indianapolis grade schools at semester end per Superintendent BH A Graff. Of these, 1,812 plan to continue schooling, including 1,312 to Indianapolis high schools. Six to private schools or business colleges. 37 to Broad Ripple High, 486 Manual, 945 Technical, and 344 Shortridge.
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R. C. Johnson
Johnson
Manualing High
Manual
Technical
Broad Ripple
Indianapolis
BH. A. Graff
Lighting Repairs Begin in Aging City Schools
About 154. Technical has almost 4,900. Grade schools are expected to have room for their new as eight new buildings were أحد last year. Many of the older schools, however, are poorly lighted. Steps to repair the lighting systems are under way.
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Technical
Chicago 10 Fight for Water Law
Chicago officials and 3,500 sanitary district residents press for a federal water law in Washington to allow drawing Lake Michigan water for sewage disposal. Mayor William Dever and other speakers urge action as the Supreme Court ruled current withdrawals illegal. Other lake states oppose changing the law.
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United Press
Chicago
Senate Lakes To
Lake Michigan
Congress
Tri Cornered Accident Ties Street Car and Two Autos
Police records show a collision at Eighteenth and Alabama Streets late Monday involving a street car and two autos. Dr S H Malpas from 2102 N Alabama St drove from in front of the street car driven by Clarence Schaffer 35 of 961 Rochester Ave. Malpas suffered injuries to his left arm and leg.
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Eighteenth and
Alabama Sts
Winkler
S. H. Malpas
Alabama St
Clarence Schaffer
Rochester Ave
Malpas
M. HL. Moore
West Virginia Man Credits Black Draught Relief
Charles T. Wintz of Huntington describes long relief from gas bloating and chest tightness after fifteen years using Black Draught. He says the tonic eased head ache dizziness and stomach pressure and now can eat freely and even shares it for his son’s colds and biliousness.
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West Virginia
Charles T. Wintz
Huntington
W. Va
Leroy
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Massachusetts
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