Agreement on dads to air field sought
County officials and city engineers discussed road and drainage plans to serve a new municipal airport southwest of Davis. Proposals include closing Raymond street north of the field, opening Banner avenue as a north entrance, extending West Morris street, disannexing East Thirty eighth street, and paving College avenue and Lafayette pike near the Municipal gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Wmayor L. Ert Stack
Raymond Street
Slack
Wests
Airport
Morris Street
T. H. L & E., Traction Company
High School Road
Thirty Eighth Street
Eastern Avenue
Emerson Avenue
Sutherland
College Avenue
Sixty-Third
Seventy-first
Lafayette Pike
Speedway Road
Municipal Gardens
Casino Gardens
Mayor Questions Lied Estate Park Purchase Price
Mayor L Ert Slack said the city could use the Lied estate as a park but questioned affordability. The board was to consider the $890000 price and a ninety nine year lease or delay the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ert Slack
Recas
Board of Public Parks
Bay of the Land
Pushmobile King Crowned Tiny Car Course Champion
Kennedy of the Del Prado ments Washington boulevard and Forty-sixth street won the pushmobile championship on Monday afternoon. His car, owned by Gus Jackson, topped a field with Carl Kath of 208 South Audubon road taking second place in the neighborhood prize event sponsored around Forty s and Delaware streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Kennedy
Del
Italians Protest Arrest Over Liquor Sale in Canal Zone
M Pincherli, agent for an Italian shipping line, protests to Governor Burgess over the arrest of a ship master accused of selling liquor in the Panama Canal Zone. He alleges that several ships habitually sell liquor in the canal territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Balboa
Canal Zone
Panama Canal Zone
M. Pincherli
Harry Burgess
Newspaper Men Feted At Broad Ripple Dinner
Indianapolis newspaper men were guests of Broad Ripple Amusement Company at the annual pencil pushers dinner in the park dance pavilion Monday night. Park officials M. M. Ma honey Frank A. Holmes and William Lincoln attended as representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Broad Ripple Amusement Company
Park
M. M. Mahoney
Frank A. Holmes
William Lincoln
Child Swallows Kerosene. Father Reports Recovery
Floyd Hauk, a six year old son of Mrs. Edith Hauk of 222 South Temple Street, swallowed a small amount of kerosene Monday. He is reported recovering in city hospital after the incident caused by the glassful of oil left on the floor.
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Floyd Hauk
Edith Hauk
South Temple Street
City Hospital
Central Business College Ad Promotes Courses and Services
A dated advertisement for Central Business College highlights strong business, stenographic, secretarial and accounting courses with individual instruction. It mentions a large faculty of specialists and a Free Employment Service led by Fred W. Case, Principal, located at the First Door North Y. W. C. A. on Pennsylvania and Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Case
Prin
Central Business College
Pennsylvania
Vermont
First Door North Y. W. C. A
Indianapolis
June Sunny Month Reveals Lower Rain Yet Bright Sunshine
The weather bureau reports June in Indianapolis had 5.36 inches of rain, above normal but below last year's 8.77 inches. Sunshine averaged 78 percent, knees above the 66 percent normal, with temperatures ranging from 40 to 90 degrees and an average of 69.6 versus a normal 71.6.
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Weather Bureau
Indianapolis
Cadet Corps Inspection by Fifth Army Corps Officers
Major-General Pennis E. Nolan led a Fifth corps area inspection of the Citizens' Military Training Camp cadet regiment. Colonel William H. Waldron and Captain Frank Allen Jr. joined a board from Ft. Thomas Ky. The soggy ground delayed the review but the cadets conducted machine gun and pistol drills and held a formal parade. Governor Harry Leslie met Nolan and Adjutant General William H. Kershner at lunch. A second parade was scheduled for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennis E. Nolan
Fifth Corps
William H. Waldron
Frank Allen Jr
Tenth Infantry
Ft. Thomas
Citizens’ Military Training Camp
Benjamin Harrison
Nolan
Harry Leslie
William H. Kershner
Grant County records July marriage licenses surge
Marion Indiana June issued seventy three licenses by Grant county clerk surpassing a twenty five year record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Grant County
Six Injured In Auto Accidents Across City Stretches
A string of crashes leaves six people hurt. W O Camden 45 of 930 Broadway veered into a ditch near Traders Point injuring Mike Grimes 33 of New Augusta Rural Route 1 who struck a barbed wire fence. Grimes sustained minor injuries. Martin Wehinger 77 of 916 South Delaware Street injured by Ralph Winkley 28 of 834 West Twenty Ninth Street as he stepped from behind a pillar near the Pennsylvania railroad at Madison Avenue. Four others were slightly injured when two cars collided at Eastern Avenue and Washington Street. Passengers on an Indianapolis Street Railway bus escaped harm when driver Carl Walters 2500 North Rural Street crashed into a barbecue stand to avoid a collision.
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Traders Point
W. O. Camden
Broadway
Mike Grimes
New Augusta
Grimes
Martin Wehinger
South
Delaware Street
Ralph Winkley
West Twenty-Ninth Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Madison Avenue
Eastern Avenue
Washington Street
Mark L. Hale
East
New York Street
Dorothy
Louise Hale
Dora Hale
Indianapolis
Carl Walters
North Rural Street
Lyndhurst Drive
National Road
Missing man Gordon Minard Reported by Wife
Mrs Fern Minard of Woodruff Place reports husband Gordon Minard 44 missing after he walked from home on April 29 and has not returned. Local police notified and ongoing investigation details unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Minard
East Drive
Woodruff Place
Gordon
Senator Reed Opposes Mexican Immigration Quota Plan
Senator David Reed, a leading defender of the national origins clause, opposes placing Mexican immigration on a quota basis now. He warned to do so could have serious international implications and cause diplomatic and legislative difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Aress
Washington
David Reed
Rep
Senate
John B. Trevor
American Coalition of Patriotic Organizations
Reed
Boy Chooses Father in Ten-Year Custody Battle
In Kokomo, 9 year old George Reiss opted to live with his father Michael after Superior Judge James M. Leathers allowed a custody choice. The court had mandated child support of 750 dollars. Frank Reiss, head of Reiss Manufacturing Co., pledged help with college funding.
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George Reiss
Kokomo
Michael Reiss
James M. Leathers
Anna Martin
Creston Drive
Reiss
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, World's Bestselling Laxative
Dr Caldwell began practice in 1875 and published Syrup Pepsin in 1892 as a mild liquid laxative for women, children, and elders. It became the largest selling liquid laxative, used by millions yearly for headaches, indigestion, biliousness, and related ills, with mothers especially benefiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Quaker Crackels Three Grain Cereal Debuts
Praise for a new ready to eat cereal blending wheat oats and corn after 17 years of research. The ad touts lasting crispness in box and dish as well as nutritional balance, urging families to try the three grain product for breakfast tomorrow.
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Banner
Nerum Sales
Vitamont
Champier Miller's Oil Trusty
Seameant
Sussman‘s State Loan Office
W. Washington
George Morgan
Meriden
Conn
Morgan
Sir Andrew Chadwicke
Sir Andrew
General Nolan
Ft. Harrison Companies
America
Oxfords
Aga Galion
W. Washington Street
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