Athletics and Principals Topic of Talk at Convention
Arthur L. Trester, secretary of the Indiana High School Athletic Association, spoke to the National Education Association principals on progress in high school athletics. He noted growing educational value, expanded principal influence, and the need for strong administration and supervision of boys and girls athletic programs.
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Arthur L. Trester
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Trester
Department of
National Educat
O. Association
Barefoot DUI Charged After Hot Weather Arrest
Police say Ben Willis aged 42 of 543 East Market Street was arrested at McCarty and New Jersey Streets for driving while intoxicated. He was found without shoes or socks at the time of the arrest and officers wonder if the heat contributed to his condition.
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Ben Willis
E. Market St
McCarty and
New Jersey
Free Trial Offer for Asthma and Hay Fever Relief
Advertises a free trial of a breathing method for asthma and hay fever sufferers. Claims eligibility regardless of age occupation or duration and promises relief from wheezing paroxysms. Urges immediate mail-in coupon and states no payment or postage required.
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Ronic
Asthma CO
Hudson Sts
Buffalo, N. Y
Doctor Courtney Appointed to City Health Board
Dr. Thomas E. Courtney named to fill the unexpired term of Dr. W H Foreman who resigned after moving residence outside city limits. Courtney previously served two years on the board during John W Holtzman’s administration and is identified as a Democrat.
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Thomas E. Courtney
W. H. Foreman
Board of Public Health
Broad Ripple
Courtney
John W. Holtzman
Garbage sale nets 22860 from 300000 pounds of waste
Indianapolis board of sanitary commissioners sold five cars of treated garbage grease weighing 300000 pounds for 22860 to C BE Woodworth representing Proctor and Gamble in Cincinnati. The sale precedes suits against independent garbage collectors awaiting litigation outcome. Russell T. MacFall spoke as board president.
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Board of Sanitary Commissioners
C. BE. Woodworth
Proctor and Gamble Soap Company
Cincinnati
Russell T. MacFall
Castro Retrial Denied by State Supreme Court
State Supreme Court today denied a retrial for Jose Castro a Lake County Mexican now serving life for murdering an Indiana Harbor policeman. Castro was tried in Lake Circuit Court at Crown Point convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death before Governor Jackson commuted the sentence to life.
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State Supreme Court
Jose Castro
Lake County
Indiana
Castro
Lake Circuit
Crown Point
Jackson
Bus Pleas Withdrawn In Indiana Traction Plans
David E. Watson, attorney for the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company, today dismissed petitions to establish bus lines linking Indianapolis with Bloomington and Martinsville. He said the Bloomington route is infeasible due to road construction closures and that there is no practical use for a Martinsville line.
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David FE. Watson
Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Martinsville
Watson Sai
The
Traction Company
Migrations in Asia Featured at Geographic Conference
Major Merian C. Cooper delivered an address on the Bakhtiari migration of West Persia and showed an epic motion picture. Cooper described the wracking journey with companions across the "wickedest 200 miles" twice a year to reach new grass as tents move to upland pastures, with Ernest Schoedsack providing photographic records.
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Merian C. Cooper
National Educational Association
National Geographic Society
Shortridge High School
West
Persia
Cooper
Tigris
Ernest Schoedsack
Major Cooper
Trial arguments on Stephenson case continue in court
Ralph K. Kane for the State contends Stephenson and Gentry waived next term by asking for immediate trial and that Klinck cannot alter trial dates. Inman for the defense argues court discretion controls order of trials and cites the dying declaration involving Klinck. He says Klinck should not be jailed without bond during summer and asserts Klinck's innocence.
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Kane
Klinck
Stephenson
Gentry
Christian
Inman
Miss Oberholtzer
Jury panel drawn as trial date nears in Klinck case
Jurors were summoned for a 100 person pool for next Monday to determine trial order for the Klinck and Inman cases. Prosecutors argue about case merit while Kane notes the sole question is the defendants’ trial sequence amid ongoing legal wrangling.
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Kane
Inman
Klinck
Suit on Property Set Stephenson Claim Against Bossert
Judge James M. Leathers of Superior Court announced a replevin suit filed May 13, 1924 by David C. Stephenson against Wal S. Bossert to recover office equipment and supplies valued at $4,000. Trial was set for Sept. 21.
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James M. Leathers
Superior Court
David C. Stephenson
x-Ku-Klux Klan
Wal S. Bossert
Bossert
Stephenson
First Public Band Concert At Garfield Park
City park superintendent R Walter Jarvis announced the first band concert of the season from 3 to 5 p m Sunday at Garfield Park. The Indianapolis Military Band will perform popular and classical selections and other summer concerts will follow at regular intervals around the city.
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Garfield Park
R. Walter Jarvis
Indianapolis
Jarvis
Ruling Finds Sipe Tax Burden Falls on Beneficiaries
Attorney General Gilliam ruled that the Richard V. Sipe trust trustee and county clerk are not liable for taxes on the fund. The burden falls on those who will receive distributions from the trust, as unused recovered funds are allocated.
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State Tax Board
Arthur L. Gilliam
Richard V. Sipe
Sipe
Tax Board
Scale Action By Anthracite Wage Conference
Delegates favor favorable action on scale committee recommendations for higher wages. The proposals include a 10 percent wage increase, check-off, free air and jack hammers for mining, a flat $1 per day raise for day workers, quicker grievance settlements, and a two year contract.
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United Press
Scranton
Receipts Show Gain in June Postal Revenue
Postmaster Robert H. Bryson announced June receipts totaled 379 478 dollars and 27 cents, up 19.3 percent from a year earlier. Revenues were 340 430 dollars and 9 cents from stamps and excess, 21 600 dollars and 58 cents from newspapers and periodicals, 17 328 dollars and 22 cents from third and fourth class permits, 105 dollars and 13 cents from waste paper, and 14 dollars and 15 cents from box rents.
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Robert H. Bryson
City library promotes evolution reading amid Tennessee trial
Indianapolis Public Library offers courses on evolution through the Reader's Adviser Service. Miss Catherine Bailey and Miss Justine Pritchard note rising interest since the Tennessee monkey trial. Women readers engage deeply while men show curiosity, and several titles like MacCurdy Human Origin and Kelloff Evolution are highlighted plus Fosdick and Eddy Science and Religion.
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Indianapolis
MacCurdy
Vernon Kelloff
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Sherwood Eddy
Tennessee
Bell Hearing Slated for New Indiana Bell Valuation
Hearings to place a new valuation on the property of Indiana Bell Telephone Company will begin before the Public Service Commission. The dates and specifics regarding the valuation process are to be determined by the commission.
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Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Bell Company property appraisal to begin after Wednesday meeting
Officials from the Bell company and attorneys conferred with the commission this week and announced that an appraisal of the property will start as soon as possible after September 1.
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Bell Company
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