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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1930
Page
10
Indianapolis Mayor Reynald H. Sullivan urges about 310000 in bond issues to finance several city projects and cites a reduced bonding margin of 2623000. He calls for fire house renovations and a separate health bonding district to widen credit for major projects.
Chicago school teachers faced a delay in back pay as the district hopes to resolve arrears. With 13,000 owed when schools closed, some left the city while others struggled financially. Trustee Lewis E. Myers proposed to Silas H. Strawn a plan to fund payments by selling 1930 school anticipation warrants.
Passengers depart Indianapolis at 10 55 p m arrive Pittsburgh at 9 00 a m on the return trip depart Pittsburgh at 9 30 p m Sunday July 13 tickets valid in coaches only children half fare
Former Senator Reed argues prohibition fuels illegal liquor profits by industrial alcohol, moonshine, and smuggling. He cites vast volumes diverted, potential values up to billions, and the rise of gang power, bribery, and violence shaping cities and elections. Reed notes varying estimates of diverted alcohol and describes sugar and pumpkin gin production.
The article reports State Auditor Archie Bobbitt asserting that Gary Re publican legislator J Glenn Harris secured state gasoline tax auditor jobs for Earl Kidwell. The positions pay $200 a month with no apparent cap, funded from the gasoline tax.
Mrs Mary Kavanaugh 23 serving a robbery term gave birth to a baby daughter outside San Quentin prison in a cottage near the penitentiary. She was escorted outside so the birth could occur and will be cared for by the wife of a prison guard until she returns to the prison.
The piece lists Brown Derby candidates led by George J. Marott and others with a July 19 award at the state fairgrounds. It also reports Dr. Hermann Dietrich warning he will resign if the Reichstag rejects plans to cut German expenditures by 100 million marks.
Injuries from a fall on June 26 proved fatal Monday afternoon to Elizabeth Birch 66 of 319 Beauty Avenue. She died at city hospital after the incident.
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