Mr Fixit Helps Sugar Grove Nuisance Needing Cinders
Citizens in Sugar Grove appeal to The Times representative Mr Fixit for better thoroughfares and cinders on Olney Street from Thirtieth to Thirty Second Streets. An investigation is promised by Thomas E Newsom the assistant street commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fixit
Indianapolis Times
Times
Sugar Grove Addition
Thirty- Second St
the Times
Sugar Grove
Thomas E. Newsom
MR. Fixit
Fall Creek
N. Meridian St
Charles E. Alves
Otto J. Smelter
Post Office Clerks to Meet in Huntington
Indianapolis Post Office Band will accompany sixty delegates to the eighth annual convention of the Indiana Federation of Post Office Clerks at Huntington Saturday. A Fourth of July celebration will be held. Leo George of Washington DC, president of the National Federation, will be principal speaker. Karl Stimpson of Indianapolis, vice president of the National Federation, El Dean Dochez of Indianapolis, field secretary for the auxiliary, and Victor Martin of Indianapolis, president of the Indiana Joint Association of Postal Employes, will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Federation of Post Office Clerks
Huntington
Leo George
Washington
D. C
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Karl Stimpson
National Federation
el Dean Dochez
Victor Martin
Indiana Joint Association of Postal Employes
Pioneer banker dies Colonel Elston buried Monday
Crawfordsville Ind July 4 Funeral services will be held Monday for Col Isaac C Elston 89 Civil War veteran and long time president of the Elston National Bank here He died Thursday after an illness of many months Colonel Elston was born here in 1836 and spent practically all his life in Crawfordsville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Isaac C. Elston
Elston National Bank
Colonel Elston
Streetcar Lines Resume Old Routes On South Side
Several south side streetcar lines using Virginia Ave resumed their former routes today after completing special track work at E Maryland St and Virginia Ave. Lines returning to old routes include S East Shelby Minnesota Prospect English and Lexington.
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Virginia Ave
E. Maryland St
S. East
Shelby
Minnesota
Prospect
English
Lexington
Sells-Floto Circus Brings Elephants and Thrills to City
Trains arrive Sunday for the season opener featuring trained elephants and jungle beasts from five continents. Opening spectacle The Bride and the Beasts employs 1,000 performers and animals in a barbaric lyrical maze. Liberty horse acts, aerial riding, and large groups of Siberian tigers and lions are highlighted along with fifty clowns and numerous animal comics.
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Continents
Sells-Floto
Eurrpe
Siberian Tigers
Aage Chris‘Jensen
Hamburg
Copenhagen
Lund
Alia Oda
City airport proposed on Laurel Hall estate
Mayor Shank backs a municipal airport on the Laurel Hall estate on Millersville Road. The Indianapolis Real Estate Board aims to raise $25,000 to establish the airport here. A citizens committee, formed to appraise the estate, planned a visit to the grounds today after a letter from State representative J. W. Ebaugh requesting assistance.
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Laurel Hall
Stoughton A. Fletcher
Millersville Rd
Shank
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
J. W. Ebaugh
Citizens’ Committee
Lost and stolen autos listed by license names
Police warn of autos bearing listed license names likely stolen. Owners urged to report any matching details. entries include W O Harris Sperker Hotel Olds 560 079 Meridian Pennsylvania Sts Plaza Garage 30 W Vermont Hertz 465 475 410 N Meridian St Mary Bessorg 1705 N Talbott Overland 6327 944 Harry Crooke 08 College Ave Nash 595 427 John Mazis 145 St Belmont Ave Davis 499 885 Arthur M May 648 Congress Ave Overland 430 17 Pennsylvania Ohio Sts Albert Bohnstedt 1150 8 Beauty Ave Overland Monument Pl Meridian St Aylett Brickner 2210 Morgan St Chevrolet South Illinois Sts Stutz 9384 Georgia Illinois Sts James Zacharias 318 E Merrill St Chevrolet Maryland St Capitol Ave Walter J Finn 2607 N Delaware St Chevrolet 24 222 New York Meridian Sts
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Indianapolis
Overland
City Hall
Harry Crooke
College Ave
Nash
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
John Mazis
Belmont Ave
Davis
Maryland
Delaware
Arthur M. May
Congress Ave
Ohio
Albert Bohnstedt
Beauty Ave
Monument PI
Meridian St
Aylett Brickner
Morgan St
Chevrolet
South
Illinois
Stutz
Georgia
James Zacharias
Fourth Injury Hurts Indiana Girl in Firecracker Accident
Virginia Feltus a 12 year old Bloomington resident remains in serious condition at Indiana Christian Hospital after a firecracker in a bottle exploded. A fragment of glass struck her above the left eye while she visited Floyd Brown at 3351 Guilford Ave. Marion, Ind. reports note the Fourth of July incident during a summer day. The second brief item notes the Methodist Protestant Church Institute holding sessions at State camp grounds with more than 300 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Feltus
Roy Feltus
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana Christian Hospital
Floyd Brown
Guilford Ave
Marion
School of
the Methodist Protestant Church
Moore
Air Derby in Fog Forces Planes to Descend
Fog in southern England today forced four airplanes in the air derby for the king's cup to descend. Fourteen planes were entered in the 804 mile event. Start was Croydon field with a circuit to Harrogate Newcastle Glasgow Bristol and back to Croydon. A reverse trip is planned tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
England
Croydon Field
Harrogate
Newcastle
Glasgow
Bristol
Croydon
State official urges better public faith in government
Secretary of State Frederick E. Schortmeier told the Indianapolis Advertising Club that public faith in government should improve as the new Indiana blue sky law provisions were explained. Mrs. Co. R. Gannaway, a Near East worker, introduced Zadi, an Armenian girl adopted and rescued from the Turks.
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Frederick E. Schortemeier
Indianapolis Advertising Club
Co. R. Gannaway
Zadi
Meetings Here Saturday BR of R 8S Denison Dinner 6 P M
Indiana Rural Mail Carriers meeting details for Severin East Side Gun Club. Saturday sessions at 2 PM with a later dinner at 6 PM, held in Severin. Attendees from Denison and surrounding area invited to join the weekly gatherings and craft sales discussions.
Nation called for arms test
The nation was called to arms for a muster roll test tomorrow. Regular troops National Guardsmen reserves and potential citizen volunteers will participate in many states. Hundreds of thousands of citizens are expected to sign. Indiana did not participate due to insufficient preparation time cited by Governor Jackson.
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United
Washington
Army of the United States
Indiana
Jackson
Author Talks of Evolution by Wiggam Critiques Scopes Case
Albert Edward Wiggam of North Vernon Indiana asserts that teaching evolution offends personal dignity and clashes with individual self regard while commenting on the Tennessee anti evolution law tied to John T Scopes who faces accusation as a high school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Wiggam
North Vernon
Ind
John T. Scopes
Wiggam
Pioneer Citizen Samuel Kealing Dies at 76
Samuel Kealing of Irvington, born near the city, spent his life in the local creamery business and was a familiar figure to long-time residents. Dr. Virgil E. Rover of Meridian Street M E Church will conduct a private funeral at 10 a.m. Saturday at 2496 N Talbott Street, with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery.
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Kealing
Irvington
Pennsylvania
Washington Sts
Virgil E. Rover
Meridian St
M. E.p Church
N.g
Crown Hill Cemetery
State Roads Prepare for Hard Traffic This Weekend
State highway forces report gravel and stone surfaces ready for heavy Fourth of July traffic. Detours on roads 13 and 2 near Bluffton and Warsaw will be removed or eliminated. Paving, resurfacing, and重大 bridge projects continue with over 220 miles of major trunk lines planned for completion by season end. Detours and conditions around Indianapolis area roads No. 1 No. 13 No. 15 No. 02 No. 22 described with marked routes and notes on wavering closures and earth detours for travel this summer.
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State Highway Commission
John D. Williams
Bluffton
Warsaw
Indianapolis
New Albany
Indianapolia
South Bend
Michigan
Franklin
Fourton Waxima
Kelly Ave
Wabash River
Ranburg
Tor and
O'Brien
Seymore
Farmington
Crothersville
Richmond
Terre Haus
O. F
Madison
Greensburg
Lafayette
Oxford
Shelbyville
Greenstore
Lebsnen
Orntown
Thorntown
Vincennes
Spencer
Weathlee
Switz City
Logansport
Michigan City
Paoli
Bloomington
Martinsville
Martineville
Back home again automobiler found by two people
Automobiler found by A C Baker of 5125 Park Ave Ford near Sixty Second and Bellefontaine. Finke of 4508 Manlove Ave Overland reports vehicle stripped of tires at English Ave and Oakland St. Noah Johnson of 514 W Merrill St Ford located at Tibbs Ave and Minnesota St.
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Automobiler
A .C. Baker
Park Ave
Ford
Sixty-Second and
Bellefontaine Sts
H. CG. Finke
Manlove Ave
Overland
English Ave
Oakland
Noah Johnson
Merrill St
Tibbs Ave
Minnesota St
Kokomo Omnibus Company petitions stock issue in city limits
The Kokomo Omnibus Company filed a petition today with the public service commission seeking authorization to issue and sell 22000 dollars in common stock to cover deferred payments on buses. The action is confined to the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo Omnibus Company
Lmits
Public Service Commission
Attempts Death by Razor Leave Father In Serious Condition
Paul Wachsman aged 49 of 6288 Alabama Street is in serious condition at St Francis Hospital after an apparent suicide attempt. Police say he cut his throat and wrists with a razor while his son Paul, who returned home from work, found him. The son reports years of mounting despondency.
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Paul Wachsman
Alabame
St. Francis Hospital
Paul
Theson
Slayer to Die October 16 In Indiana Prison
Gary Ind July 3 Johns Koval convicted slayer of Mrs Martha Egelski was taken to Indiana State Prison today under sentence to die October 16. He was sentenced Thursday.
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Gary
Ind
Johns Koval
Martha Egelski
Indiana State Prison
Man Ends Life With Chain Near Clinton Plant
Ray Mack, 60, hanged himself using a log chain at Cayuga near Clinton. The body was found in a building where he ran a concrete block manufacturing business.
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Clinton
Ind
Ray Mack
Cayuga
Here
Salvation Army industrial department to occupy three story brick building
The Salvation Army industrial department will be housed in a three story brick building and garage at 127 131 West Georgia Street, purchased from Georgia Street Realty Company for 57500 dollars.
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Industrial Department of the
Salvation Army
Georgia St
Georgia St. Realty Company
Stomach Relief Promised by Shapley's Original Medicine
Advertisement notes relief from stomach suffering with SHAPLEY'S Original Stomach Medicine. Claims relief from the first dose and urges trying one bottle at Hook's Dependable Drug Stores and other good drug stores.
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Shapley
Hook
Building Permits Report From Meridian to Belmont
A list of building permits issued for residences and businesses across multiple blocks including 316 N Meridian 318 N Meridian and 754 W Twenty-Fifth. Notable entries include William Roskew porch 754 W Twenty-Fifth for 281 dollars and Charles Fral edition 2505 E Seventeenth for 2 dollars. Other permits cover garages additions furnaces and reroofings with values ranging from 1 to 5200 dollars and addresses on Phipps Bradley Belmont Drexel Olney and more.
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New Winger Company
Meridian
New Wrecking Company
N. Meridian
William Roskew
W. Twenty-Fifth
Charles Fral
E. Seventeenth
Estates Company
Berkley
Central
M. EB
Soon Kritach
E. Palmer
Boren Realty Company
Drexel
Indiana
Home Builders Association
Bradley
South Side Beeta Company
Ovens
S. Meridian
Iscope Perkins
Belmont
Sabnan Perkins
Furnace
Himer Hackler
Raymond
Aeie Hinman
N. Olney
Zoua Hinman
C. Shea
River
Sotlnavet Borst
Stuart
Cerepmus Corey
Columbia
St. Peter's Nes Church
Temple
Kenwood
New Jerse
Jan Bird
Lexington
Ans
N. Keyore Love
Denny
Policeman Wrestler Guards Fourth of July Crowd
Patrolman George Prindle, a former professional wrestler, is noted for his strength while on duty in District 48 near Meridian, McCarty and Morris Srs. and White River. Appointed February 26, 1924, he lives at 124 East New York Street.
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George Prindle
Prindle
Meridian
McCarty
Morris Srs
White River
E. New York St
Road detour and paving updates across counties in Indiana
Fragmented OCR notes describe detours and paving routes along US and National Roads in Indiana. Cited places include Anderson, M County, Rushville, Julietta, Hawthorne, Cumberland, and Indianapolis with mentions of traffic adjustments and safety concerns.
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Uranminure
Tetanalis
Anderson
Mancie
Nemleton
Tintatiapolis
Rushville
Onville
Ohio
Jaan Powel
Julietta
Hawthorne
M County
Clio
Peyecgast
Cope
Rh Meetingational Rd
Cumberland
National Rd
Indianapolis
Hawkins to Appeal After Conviction in Federal Case
Attorneys for Morton Hawkins of Portland plan to appeal after a federal jury found him guilty on sixteen counts of conspiring to defraud by mail. Judge Maltzell will sentence Monday at 2 p.m. Hawkins and fourteen company officials were convicted. motion for new trial and writs of error will be filed.
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Morton
Baltzell
Hawkins Isithe
Hawkins
Butler Grad Elected to NEA Business Education Post
J. O. Malott a Butler University graduate and current Yeatman High School teacher in St Louis Missouri was chosen to head the National Education Association Department of Business Education. The election occurred Thursday in a meeting of the NEA.
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Butler University
J. O. Malott
Yeatman‘High School
St. Louis
Department of Business Education
National Education Association
Hay
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Board of Health
Washington and
Illinois Sts
John F. Walker
Nolen
P. C
Elston
Relief Inayer
City Airport
Methodists
Schortemier
Advertising
Samuel Kealing
Berkell
Amet
John Robinson
Red Cross
Batring Beack
Edward J. Wilson
Reton
Anne
A T. Moeller
College
Arthur P. Hillard
Lucille Poehler
Minnetota
Watter
Olive
Tilian R. Sauer
Beecher
Earl F. Gifford
W. Raymond
Stella A. Powers
Joney Fowlkes
Darnell
Rosie L. Johnson
Charles A. Gunsett
S. New Atesey
Express
Lula A. Corsett
Soii HB. Becker
Woodland
Mary L. Kendrick
Norta
Dental
Nathaniel Hughes
Boulevard jJaborer
Dorothy J. Miller
Ulevard
Gingrey
W. New York
Booker
Elsie Rader
Bird
Lorin Acru
Naomi
Ruth V. Strome
E. Washington
Stonor
Fanne W. Davis
Pexceavis
Camp
E Mad
Lola Te Gray
Blake
Maid Armond L. Norton
Nate Flats
Baker
Nola J. Clifford
John W. Woodfield
Eila M. Fendersmith
N. East
Oliver Miller
Washington Boulevard
Butler
Mattie B. Litzy
Tiger Foot
Parmelee
Chicago
IGER
Jas. A. Kennedy & Co. ‘North
Russell
AL Rubens
California
Motion Pictures
Tiger
C. L
Indiana Wholesale Tire CO
N. Capitol Ave
Adolphe Menjou
Betty Bronson
Florence Victor “Are Parents People
Clemeny
CY_MILDERS
Charlie Davis
Parrott
Hawkins Plan Appeal
Butler Grad
Circle
THE
Talker
Anna Q. Nilsson
Lewis Stone
Nacers
Coronado
Kendall Capps
Terrace Garden Dance Orchestra
Pyralace
Washington ST
Sheffield Ave
Claypool Drug Store
Riverside Amusement Park
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