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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1926

Page

7

Waggoner Case Linked to Renting Property Dispute

In Martinsville a civil case involves Waggoner accused of using 3017 Grier Place as a nuisance. Leathers moved from a rental home, with Judge James A presiding. Waggoner faced a $100 fine and 30 days, while Ioan League's petition sought attorney fees.

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Konjola touted by Voris in Indianapolis claims

Albert N. Voris of 326 East Saint Joe Street Indianapolis declares Konjola cured his long history of stomach pain kidney trouble and sleepless nights after years of failed remedies. He describes undigested meals sharp chest pains cold sweats and swelling while praising the Konjola Man at Hook's store.

Albert I Indianapolis East Saint Joe Hook's Pennsylvania Et Streets Mr. Voris Itust

City issues $10.55 million in permits in first half 1926

Building permits valued at $10,554,417 were issued by the city building department in the first six months of 1926. June led all months with $2,215,032 in valuations, and apartment buildings surged in June to $868,500.

Interdependence of Rates Wages and Service in Railways

The passage argues that patron, owner, and employee are linked in railways with management balancing service quality, costs, and investments. It emphasizes that rates wages and dividends must reflect current costs of services and goods, and that the true test of fairness is comparative monetary context rather than isolated figures.

Annexe proposal to ease crowding at Statehouse

Governor Jackson announced plans to ask the 1927 Legislature for funds to erect a five story annex on the former Indiana University medical college site at Senate Ave and Market St. The $500000 building would house the license and highway departments and health board divisions. The Statehouse committee also decided to relocate the State Museum to the north basement to free space, moving numerous files to the fifth floor.

Indiana University Medical College Senate Ave Market St Statehouse Jackson Theuniversity State Automobile License Department Highway Department Board of Health Statehouse Buildings and Grounds Committee State Museum Automobile Department

Moose Convention Draws 300000 to Chicago

Chicago hosts the Loyal Order of Moose thirty eighth international convention drawing about 300000 members to the city today. The gathering marks a major event in the organization with attendees from across regions converging for meetings and activities.

United Aress Chicago Loyal Order of Moose

Governor to Speak at Grand Army Hall Dedication

Governor Jackson is invited to speak on July 14 at the opening of the new Grand Army Hall in Fort Friendly. Dr and Mrs Hollis Runnels who helped establish the fort will attend. Grand Army members their families and the Woman's Relief Corps and other auxiliaries will participate in the ceremony.

Jackson Grand Army League Fort Friendly Ollis Runnels Grand Army Woman's Relef Corps

Allen D Jones Elected Director of Interstate Public Service

Allen D Jones, longtime general auditor of the Interstate Public Service Company, was elected director on Wednesday. He succeeds Bert Weedon, former director and head of the traffic department, who died last week.

Allen D. Jones Interstate Public Service Company Bert Weedon

Boys in Camp at Bedford Begin Second YMCA Encampment

Twenty nine Indianapolis boys began the second division of the YMCA encampment at Camp Bedford. The session will continue through the coming days with activities and drills under YMCA supervision.

Indianapolis Camp Bedford

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