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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1928
Page
6
After a Reno Nevada divorce, Alice May Sisty rides her pony Spot Tail toward relatives in New Jersey. The pair are depicted near Philadelphia as they finish the long journey.
An order directs Harry M. Blackmer to appear in the District of Columbia Supreme Court on October 15 to show cause why he should not be adjudged in contempt for failing to appear as a government witness in Harry F. Sinclair's last trial. Bailey also orders the United States Marshal to seize $100,000 worth of Blackmer’s property and hold it pending proceedings.
Roy Ahls claims to be a detective with Blaine Company No. 49 mixed during a domestic dispute at 810 Park Ave. Police report says Mrs. Reed described Ahls approaching their car, trying to eject her, and driving into the Reed garage while denying badge display. Ahls cites a poolroom alibi and intoxication.
Mrs. Faye Grayson Summers 23 of Shelbyville was given a ninety day embezzlement sentence Thursday, later suspended by Criminal Judge James A. Collins.
On recommendation of attorneys for Starr Piano Company where she worked when the embezzlements were alleged to have occurred. S. G. Buicks, attorney for the piano firm, who was in court when her plea of guilty was accepted.
Plans to build a $500000 sanitary system serving Broad Ripple Warfleigh and nearby areas aim for board approval within a week. The project should serve about 100000 people, with 40000 currently in the district, and be finished by May 1929. Sewage will be treated at Eagle Woods plant with Iowa St interceptor extending to Raymond St.
Nay lor Harrison king of the Roman Ryes gypsy tribe died in Morris town New Jersey and may rest in Oak Hill cemetery beside his first queen Elizabeth Harrison buried thirty two years ago. The tribe once owned land near Evansville and dealt in horses with an account in a local bank to fund grave upkeep.
Arrangements are made for the Indiana State Bar Association thirty second annual meeting to be held in Fort Wayne next Thursday and Friday. Principal speaker at the Friday banquet will be Ohio Supreme Court judge Florence Allen with other speakers including Senators Arthur R. Robinson James E. Watson Evans Woollen Albert Stump Harry G. Leslie and Frank C. Dailey.
Mary E. Giltner aged five died after being struck by an automobile in Wabash Indiana. The driver fled the scene and his identity remains unknown.
The Indiana Service Corporation was authorized by the public service commission to put one man cars in use on its northern division, running to Garrett, Kendallville, and Waterloo from Fort Wayne.
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