State budget bill ready for legislature next week
The State Legislature will receive the Administration appropriations bill next week probably Friday according to budget clerk Ure Frazier. The Budget Advisory Committee, named by former Governor Branch, will assist the budget clerk as the full budget totalling about 32506000 is pared down before delivery to Governor Jackson early in the week. The committee plans to adjust for limited funds and may not heed the State survey commission report in framing the budget. If offices are combined or new boards created, the board will meet to allocate necessary appropriations.
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Ure’ Frazier
Branch
Jackson
State Survey Commission
Williams Rites Held for Advertising Leader Harry B Williams
Christian Science funeral services for Harry B Williams 50 advertising man of 2424 College Ave died Friday will be at 2 pm Monday at the residence Elks will conduct burial at Crown Hill Cemetery He was born in Indianapolis and long a comedian then entered advertising in 1908 later became business manager for Chamber of Commerce publications He promoted civic enterprises and expositions and was a member of Elks Advertising Club Betters Business Bureau Chamber of Commerce and Sons of Veterans Survived by widow one son two brothers and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Harry B. Williams
College
Elks
Crown Hill
Williams
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Elks, Advertising Club
Betters ‘Business Bureau
Chamber of Commerce and Sons of Veterans
Ten Drivers Slated for Speeding Charges Friday Night
Lawrance Baldwin aged 30 of 2104 Park Ave was rearrested for alleged failure to appear for trial on a speeding charge. Other drivers listed include Berhardt Nichols 19 Hershey Semen 18 Fisher 28 Harry May 18 Milton Mendenhall 22 W H Davis 29 Charles Reichert 17 Floyd Roney 33 Everett Brooks 17 C F Allen 22.
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Berhardt Nichols
W. Twenty-First St
Herschel
Semen
S. Warman Ave
A Fisher
E. Fiftty-Sécon St
Harry May
Coffey St
Milton Mendenhall
N. Oakland Ava
W. H. Davis
Broadway
Charles Reichert
N. Twenty-Fourth St
Floyd Roney
Graceland Ave
Everett Brooks
Greenwood
Ind
C. F. Allen
Joe St
Lawrance Baldwin
Park Ave
Stolen Autos Report Amid Mixed Local Addresses
Reported auto thefts involve various individuals and locations. Maxwell and Martinsville entries include cars taken from in front of addresses and hotels near Meridian Morris and Pennsylvania North streets. Names include F L Morril, George Morgan, Glеnn Montgomery with scattered city references.
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Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
W. South St
Maxwell
F. L. Morril
Spink-Arms
Max Well
George Morgan
Mlinois St
Ford
Meridian
Morris Ste
Glenn Montgomery
Martinsville
Ind
Pennsylvania
Back Home Again Automobiles Found by Police
Vehicles found by police belong to Cloyd Green of 1905 N Delaware St. and to Thomas Leash of 242 Guion Rd. One car has no license plates or title, was found in the 1900 block W Washington St with a broken steering wheel lock and one tire off, motor number 3841576. Another Ford was found at Ohio and New Jersey Sis.
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Cloyd Green
Delaware St
Kentucky Ave
Sanders Sts
Washington St
Thomas Leash
Guion Rd
Ford
Ohio
New Jersey
Public Service Commission Advertising Ruling Questioned
Indiana paper editor cites Frank Wampler letter denying any ruling against advertising by public utilities. The Indiana Bell Phone Co reportedly canceled advertising across sixty four Indiana papers amid alleged commission guidance.
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Public ‘Service Commission
Pubiic
Frank Wampler
George D. Lindsay
Marion Pee Chronicle
Indiana Bellhone Company
Indiana
The
Commission Against
Senate Calendar Reflects Bills On Utilities Taxes And Education
Calendar shows bills including SB 115 amending utility law to fund valuations and investigations by public utilities commissions. Other measures set salary caps for clerks, recognize church incorporation, regulate city law, prohibit certain sales, and propose seasonal game restrictions. Several bills concern taxation, school maintenance, and veterans services.
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S. B
Blackburn
Eh . Crift
Vanderburg
Ae Ee
Dickerman
Sean Varical Church
Indianapolis
James Zion ‘Evangelical Church
Jade Mary S
Harlan
Harlan and A Tee Viding Law, Verning For Cities of This Dourth
Wholmes
Love Letter By Times Special DINBURGH
Paul Kilburn a musician in Scotland received a letter from his London wife explaining why she used odd notepaper as shops were closed. In the back he found masculine handwriting asking whether to come Wednesday or Thursday and where to stop. Kilburn’s wife was named Margaret and he was granted a divorce.
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Dinburgh
Scotland
Paul
Kilburn
London
Margaret
No Trace Of Bandits After Store Cash Heist
Two bandits escaped with 807 dollars after slugging Carl Baldwin a 39 year old collector for Standard Grocery in a store on Northwestern Avenue. Clerks Ora Jackson and his son Leonard Jackson reported the robbery saying Baldwin reached for a revolver but was struck and the thieves fled.
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Carl Baldwin
Kenwood Ave
Standard Grocery Company
Northwestern Ave
Ora Jackson
Leonard
Beville Ave
Baldwin
Jacksons
Empty Can Is Ruse At City Filling Station
A lone bandit entered the Great Western Oil Company station at Tenth and Dotman streets on a Friday night and tricked attendant Elmer Long of 2201 Bellefontaine Street. He asked for a gasoline can, used it to obtain change for a five dollar bill, drew a revolver, and fled with $32.
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Great Western Oil Company
Tenth and
Dotman Sts
Elmer Long
Bellefontaine’ St
Long
City Councilman Claycombe Speaks at YMCA Dorm Dinner
Lloyd D. Claycombe addressed the first in a series of monthly dormitory dinners at the YMCA on Friday night. He spoke on The Proposed Solution of Future Traffic Problems. T. F. Bradstreet and Miss Lucie Hamilton sang after the banquet, with Otto Graf performing piano solos.
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Lloyd D. Claycombe
Y M.C. A
T. F. Bradstreet
Lucie Hamilton
Otto Graf
House Hours To Be Longer In Afternoon Sessions
Afternoon sessions will begin Monday under Speaker Harry G. Leslie. House rules prohibit afternoon adjournment after fourteen days. Leslie urged members to bid farewell to their families as weekends approach.
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Harry G. Leslie
Leslie
Benefit Concert For Relief Funds At Caleb Mills Hall
A benefit concert will be held tonight at Caleb Mills Hall under the auspices of the Federated Patriotic Societies of the Grand Army of the Republics by the Metropolitan Concert Company. Proceeds go to relief and patriotic funds.
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Caleb .Mills Hall
Federated Patrootic Societies of the Grand Army of the Republics
Metropolitan Concert Company
The
Organization
Rotary Governor’s Day Observed With Luncheon
Rotary Club observes District Governor's Day with a luncheon on Tuesday. Robert Heun, an international figure from the Twelfth district, will speak. Terre Haute Rotary Club President David W. Eggleston will introduce the program and address attendee expectations.
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Rotary Club
Robert Heun
David Ww. Eggleston
Enrollment Request for May Day Club by Indiana Family
A father applies to the Division of Child Hygiene via the Indiana State Board of Health to enroll children in the May Day Club. He pledges to pursue improvements in each child’s health as advised by their family physician. The handwritten note includes unclear garbled text and a post office address row.
Indiana House Bills Outline Licenses and Reforms
A sequence of abbreviated summaries lists proposed Indiana bills across topics. Proposals include licensing abstracts, lunacy examinations, mining penalties, medical and legal reforms, Sunday sports prohibitions, insurance, city treasurer powers, criminal courts creation, and street resurfacing cost rules, among others.
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Bowe
Izoviten
Mendenhall of Aries
Gr A Connor
Iues Mining
Ae B. Py
Indiana
Smith
Marion
Korff
Posey
McCutcheon
Ohio
H. B
Netis
Freeman
Raenwait
Herty
Tenet Bas
Carter
Beauires
Bryan to Lead Session at Marion County Youth Conference
Indiana University President William Lowe Bryan will speak at the opening session of the Marion County council young people's conference set for next Friday night at First Brethren area Park Ave and Walnut St. Cynthia Pearl Maus will also speak. The conference runs through the weekend with speakers including Hery Rowe E T Albertson Nellie C Young J W Moor N Evans G H Gebhardt and G L K Smith.
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William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
Marion County Council
Park Ave
J. W. QO. M. Moor
N. Evans
G. H. Gebhardt
G. L. K. Smith
Road School closes at Purdue with thanks to state examiner Orr
Resolutions thanking Lawrence F. Orr state examiner for cooperation with county and highway superintendents were adopted at the final session of the annual road school held at Purdue University. The conference was declared the most successful on record with Don Heaton of Fowler elected president of the Indiana County Surveyors and County Engineers Association, George Schmidt of Marion County as vice president, and C. K. Wallace of Hammond as secretary-treasurer.
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Timea Special Lafayette
Ind
Lawrence F. Orr
Purdue University
Don Heaton
Fowler
Indiana County Surveyors ‘and County Engineers Association
George Schmidt
Marion County
C. K. Wallace
Hammond
International narcotic conference saves at Finnish plan
The conference in Renea saved itself from a break up as conferees unanimously backed a Finnish project to appoint a joint commission. The panel will study American proposals and conciliatory projects to resolve the impasse after Great Britain rejected the U S program.
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United Press
Reneva
Great Britain
Indiana grain bills criticized by dealers association
Charles B. Riley of the Indiana Grain Dealers Association said the proposed marketing bills in the legislature are not for farmers and are framed for promotion purposes. Officials questioned the bills' benefit to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Grain Dealers Association
Charles B. Riley
State May Day Club Planned to Promote Child Health
The child hygiene department of the State board of health sponsors a statewide May Day Club under Dr. Ada E. Schweitzer. Enrolled children must be examined by a physician and parents pledge to follow medical directions for healthier living. Each May 1, parents report on their child’s health and conditions to the director.
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Child Hygiene Department
The
State Board of Health
May Day Club
Ada E. Schweitzer
Nella Hygiene
Schweitzer
Assembly Sidelights Highlight Indiana Legislature Buzz
Albert Snyder of the W. B. Burford Company handles assembly printing as lawmakers debate church name changes, education bills and juvenile court referrals. Other topics include tobacco bans for minors, public playgrounds, lowered reformatory age, and a Wright monetary measure with reactions from Cravens and Speaker Leslie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Snyder
W. B. Burford Company
Postponed Decision From City Court In Ku Klux Case
Judge Pro Tem Garth Melson delayed ruling until March 13 in cases involving Barl Gentry of 6432 University Ave Evansville Ind Arthur W Epperson Evansville Ind and Court Asher Muncie Ind. Joe Huffington Evansville Ind said the dispute stemmed from a banishment of the trio from a Ku Klux ban in Evansville and that they attacked him in a room here.
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Garth Melson
Barl Gentry
University Ave
Arthur W. Epperson
Eivansville
Ind
Asher
Muncie
Joe Huffington
Evansville
Melson
Gentry
Roperson
D. C. Stephenson
Huffington
Position of House engrossing clerk vacant amid staffing changes
John W. Thiel of Gary, chairing the patronage committee, says the engrossing clerk post will likely stay empty until the session’s final three weeks. Paul Hennessy of Indianapolis was dismissed from the clerkship after disclosures. New badges and assistant doorkeepers will be on duty Monday.
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John W. Thiel
Gary
Paul Hennessy
Indianapolis
Thiel
Poolroom Burglary Reported On Hast Street
Albert Meyer reported his poolroom at 1044 South Hast Street entered twice and $23 in men and cigarettes valued at 90 taken. Patrolman Gegas arrested John Coyle, 27, of 1043 South Hast Street, who admitted the two burglaries.
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Albert Meyer
S. Hast St
Gegas
John Coyle
Indiana Professor Appointed Head at Rose Polytechnic
Terre Haute Ind Jan 24 Announcement that Dr B A Howlett of Indiana University is named head of the physics department at Rose Polytechnic Institute He succeeds the late Prof E S Johannett who was killed in an auto accident recently.
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Indiana
Speciatl
Terre Haute
Ind
B. A. Howlett
Indiana University
Rose Polytechnic Institute
E. S. Johannett
Funeral services set for 72 year old Bickel in Elkhart
Elkhart Indiana January 24 funeral services will be held Monday for erst M Bickel 72 year old resident who died this week. The notice lists family survivors and local church involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Elkhart
Ind
Crossing Safety Measure Drawn in Indiana Legislation
Indiana moves toward a crossing safety bill ready for introduction next Tuesday. The final draft will be ready Monday and sent to Governor Jackson for signature as an administration measure. Backed by the highway commission and railroads, it calls for equal cost sharing on grade separation, replacing the former railroad majority. The measure aims to reduce crossing accidents and improve safety, though it would raise road construction costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jackson
Highway Commission
Railroads
Indianapolis
The
Salvation Army Leagues Planned in Indiana Cities
Mrs. William B. Sowers outlines goal to form Home and Mercy Leagues in every Indiana city where the Salvation Army operates. The Home League teaches sewing and home economics. the Mercy League aids patients in hospitals. Last year over $125 was spent. Fountain Square Corps formed a league with eighteen enrollees. Central Home League meets at the Citadel on Capitol Ave. Mrs. Elmquist’s annual report notes 394 hospital visits, 6473 periodicals distributed to shutins, and 97 services in institutions.
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Home League
Mercy League
Indiana
Salvation Army
William B. Sowers
Fountain Square Corps
Central Home League
Citadel
Capitol Ave
J. C. Elmquist
Willis Heads Editors At Indiana Republican Convention Banquet
Republican editors leaders and state officials closed the forty seventh annual Indiana Republican Editors Association convention with a love feast in the Riley room. New officers named Willis president McDermond vice president Feudner secretary Patchell treasurer. Principal speaker Theodore J. Risley praised Coolidge administration policies.
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Riley
Claypool
Indiana Republican Editors Association
Herbert C. Willis
Waterloo
J. Frank McDermond Jr
Attica
Will O. Feudner
Rushville
James J. Patchell
Union City
Theodore J. Risley
Department of Labor
Coolidge
Board predicts a wonderful year for business and transport
Robert C. Ross, general chairman of the Mid-West regional advisory board, said at a Terre Haute meeting that the new year promises wonderful things for business agriculture and transportation. He noted railroads and shippers are better prepared to handle shipments than ever before as delegations from Chicago and Indianapolis attended.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Robert C. Ross
Mid-West Regional Advisory Board
Chicago
Indianapolis
Annual Fund Dinner Marks Fifth Year in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Community Fund hosts its annual dinner February 23 at the Clay pool to mark five years. Hugh McK Landon chairs the organizing committee, which also serves as the nominating panel. Seven of twenty one directors will be elected.
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Claypool
Indianapolis Community Fund
Hugh McK. Landon
Purdue Dean Praises Modern Luxuries at Optimist Club
A. A. Potter, dean of Purdue University engineering, told the Claypool Optimist Club on Friday that even the humblest American enjoys more luxuries than the greatest man in Washington’s era, highlighting progress and prosperity.
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United States
Washington
A. A. Potter
School of Engineering
Purdue University
Optimist
Claypool
Fire alarms residents at 204 Forty-Ninth St in Bedford
Smoke from an oil burner filled an apartment house at 204 FE Forty-Ninth St owned by Judge Frank J. Jahr. Firemen rescued two trapped families as the blaze caused about 7 000 dollars in damage.
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Forty-Ninth St
Frank J. Jahr
Bedford
Ind
Catarrh Cure Endorsement From A Contractor
A reader endorses a remedy for catarrh and headaches after long suffering. The testimony describes relief within 30 minutes using four sniffs of a product, claiming decades of symptoms improved. The message identifies CHAS, a contractor, and Bu Hols kee as endorsers.
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Ester Earth
Chas
Five Missing Words In Verse Puzzle
A brief verse with five missing words, each word formed from the same five letters. The challenge asks to supply the missing words. the last puzzle answer is requested.
Square to Square Riddle Spell Reveals Six Times Six
A playful navigation through multiple squares delivers a hidden message stating that six multiplied by six equals thirty six. The clue uses step by step directions to encode the arithmetic fact with emphasis on sequence and spelling.
Smog Blooms Over City Tower View
Through smog in 1LVIN C REESE a watchman on Merchants Bank building displayed the eclipse to visitors. He spoke of a thirty five mile view from his perch and noted clear conditions despite smoke drifting northward as steam from engines rose nearby. The scene drew comparisons to Rome burning while smoke obscured fires beyond.
Fines Given In City Court For Speed Offenses
Two motorists postponed from Thursday for speed tests were fined in city court today on speed charges. John Pierce of 712 E Eleventh Street paid $14 and RB B Wallace of 713 N Delaware Street paid $20. Additional motorists listed include Frank Dwyer 25 1229 N Pennsylvania St Garfield Bay rer 42 3917 Winthrop Ave Morris Dunn 23 1534 Fletcher Ave F McDaniel 30 1103 E Washington St Elmer Drake Lafayette Heights and Earl McLaughlin 48 1 of 2254 N Alabama St.
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John Pierce
Eleventh St
RB. B. Wallace
Delaware St
Frank Dwyer
Pennsylvania St
Garfield Bayrer
Winthrop Ave
Morris Dunn
Fletcher Ave
Oo. F. McDaniel
Washington St
Elmer Drake
Lafayette Heights
Earl McLaughlin
Alabama St
School Bill Discussed At 10 A.M. Meeting
Legislators and interested individuals met in Dr. H. N. Sherwood’s office to discuss the county unit bill. It is expected to be introduced by Senator Claude S. Steele of Knox to shift control of rural schools from township trustees.
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Holmes
Gary
Senate
Claude Steele
Knox
State Normal School
Indiana
Michigan City
H. N. Sherwood
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Claude 8. Steele
Ind
Speed Case Records Question Mrs Montgomery Traffic Fine
Records in a Shelbyville city court session show Mrs Mayme Montgomery fined for traveling forty five miles per hour. Judge pro tem J Fred Masters imposed fifty dollars plus costs, but an affi davit shows an erasure and a ten dollar fine plus costs written instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Montgomery
Shelbyville
Ind
J. Fred Masters
Montgomery
Political feud case paused over precinct committeemen fight
Hearing on a petition to permanently restrain George W. Coffin from ousting twenty six Republican precinct committeemen was moved to February fourteen at 9 30 am by Superior Judge Sidney B Miller. The temporary restraining order remains in force until the final hearing. Coffin, the county chairman, seeks to remove the committeemen after the November election, leading a faction opposed by the Shank Jewett Lemcke group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Coffin
Sidney 8. Miller
Miller
Coffin
Republican
Shank-Jewett- Lemcke
Sahara Grotto Elects Officers Monday in Denison
Sahara Grotto Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm will hold its annual officer election in Denison Monday at 8 p.m. after a ceremonial initiation night that drew 200 candidates and a 1,500-strong audience with visitors from Terre Haute and Lafayette and Anderson. A banquet fed 1,000 at 6 p.m.
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Sahara Grotto
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