Death of Railway Mail Association Leader Victor W. Martin
Victor W. Martin aged 43 president of the Railway Mail Association Indianapolis branch and state chairman of the Joint Association of Postal Employes died at his home from typhoid fever after a May 31 breakdown. He led salary-increase campaigns and organized the Joint Association with Joseph Hawley. He is survived by his wife Nora, son Chester, daughters Nora and Edna, and his parents and sister. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at his residence with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Victor W. Martin
Railway Mail Association
Indianapolis
Joint
Association of Postal Employes
Eugene St
Martin
Frank Hovis
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Joseph Hawley
Indianapolis Postl i A
Ujilic
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Carbon
Ind
Parke County
Greencastle High School
Nora M. Martin
Chester
Nora Leet
Edna Martin
Jackson Pierce Martin
Pearl Bailey
Terre Haute
Remonstrance Drafted Against Road Bonanza by Indiana Taxpayers
The Indiana Taxpayers Association drafted a remonstrance today opposing a 135000 bonanza issue to pay about three miles of College Ave Road in Washington township. Secretary Harry Miesse criticized forcing a township to fund a road benefiting promoters who develop an addition, influence a road to meet street standards, and sell property at city prices.
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Indiana Taxpayers’ Association
College Ave
Washington Township
Harry Miesse
Convict Admits Guilty in Auto Transport Case
Elza G. Clevenger of Muncie Indiana pleaded guilty in Federal Court to day to transporting stow automobile from Chicago to Muncie. Judge Robert C Baltzell took the case under advisement. Clevenger is serving a term at the Indiana State reformatory for involvement in the Brooklyn bank robbery two years ago. He will likely be sentenced by Judge Baltzell after completing the reformatory term.
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Elza G. Clevenger
Muncie
Ind
Stow
Chicago
Robert C. Baltzell
Clevenger
Indiana
Police Seek Autos for Visiting Chief Convention
Police call for donated cars to transport visiting police chiefs for the international convention starting Monday. Citizens willing to lend their automobile should contact the traffic department at police headquarters with their name and car type.
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International Convention of Police Chiefs
Delegates Register for B Y P U Convention
Delegates Registration for the Baptist Young People's Union convention was managed by a corps led by Earl Ferguson of the Chamber of Commerce convention bureau. Workers included Miss Clara Louise Ward Miss Gladys Ollberg Ray Martz Miss Katherine Mueller and Mrs Jack Parsons at listed addresses.
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Baptist Young People’s Union Convention
Earl Ferguson
Chamber of Commerce Convention Bureau
Clara Louise Ward
Park Ave
Gladys Ollberg
River Ave
Ray Martz
N. Hamilton Ave
Katherine Mueller
N. Talbott Ave
Jack Parsons
N. Temple Ave
High Schools Attack Cited as Disgrace by Educator
Harvard education professor John M. Brewer lambasted some high school teaching at a Massachusetts conference, calling it nonsense. He mocked students who learn odd facts yet neglect real guidance, noting girls ride in cars and boys lack interest as reasons many quit school.
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John M. Brewer
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Massachusetts
Statehouse
Brewer
Buffalo Bill Biopic Planned as Major Motion Picture
New York reports a film project about Buffalo Bill Cody to trace his life as an Indian fighter and frontier figure. Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott announced plans at West Point marking the fifty fifth anniversary class reunion with Miles and Godfrey aiding data gathering for what promises to be a spectacular production.
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New York
Buffalo Bill
Princeton
Hugh L. Scott
Scott
West Point
Nelson A. Miles
General Scott
William F. Cody
E.S. Godfrey
H. R. Lemly
Col. R. Brown
Sherman Miles
General Miles
Deliberate murderers show no remorse says medical press
London report notes the Medical Press and Circular states that deliberate murderers do not feel remorse after their crimes.
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London
Expert Opposes New Bus Lines In Indianapolis District
Lewis Bruck consultant for the city plan commission warned that congestion in Indianapolis wholesale streets would make bus traffic nearly impossible if new lines were approved. Meridian Street south of Maryland faced jams from trucks blocking curbs as witnesses for the South Side Motor Coach petition testified while Indianapolis Street Railway Company objected. Clyde H. Jones presided over the public service commission hearing with Dr. R. A. Butler and Lee Clark among the witnesses.
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Indianapolis
Lewis Bruck
City Plan Commission
Public Service Commission
South Side Motor Coach Company
Meridian St
Maryland
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
R. A. Butler
Breech Grove
St. Francis Hospital
Lee Clark
Beech Grove
Clyde H. Jones
Public Service
Secretary of State’s Office
Samuel R. Artman
Commission
Hiner Red Ball Bus Lines May Be Prose cuted
Public service commission may prosecute Hiner’s Red Ball Bus Lines officials for operating the Indianapolis Lafayette route without a certificate. The company had sought a ninety day permit but was refused after it was found drivers were scheduled at unlawful speeds. A beginning operator’s petition was filed June 23.
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Public Service Commission
Hiner
Red Ball
Indianapolis-Lafayette
Moorhead
No Excuse for Continued Operation After Certificate Denial
A ninety day operator's certificate denial shows that an application is no excuse for continuing operations. The ruling emphasizes compliance and cessation of activity pending proper authorization.
Clinics Show Big Increase in City Health Work
The 1925 half-year report by Paul L. Kirby shows a surge in child hygiene activity. Dental clinics treated 1,542 new children, vs 511 in 1924, with sittings rising from 1,443 to 4,968. Baby health visits total 12,404 and aggregate clinic attendance is 7,674.
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City Board of Health
Paul L. Kirby
Woman Breaks Arm After Street Car Fall
Mazie Hall 42 of 1222 Le Grande Ave. is in city hospital with a broken right arm after a fall Thursday night while alighting from a street car at Thirtieth Street and Central Avenue. Motorman Walter Bailey and conductor Elmer Duke of 311 E Twenty-Fourth Street are charged with assault and battery.
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Mazie Hall
le Grande Ave
City Hospital
Thirtieth St
Central Ave
Walter Bailey
Elmer Duke
E. Twenty-Fourth
Thief Entered Home on Blue Ridge Road in Bustling Break-in
A burglar entered the home of Harvey Tutewller at 116 Blue Ridge Rd. while the family was away. The thief took twenty dollars from a dresser drawer and fled when the family returned, leaving jewelry untouched.
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Harvey Tutewller
Blue Ridge Rd
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