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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1929

Page

9

School Board Orders Bids On New Buildings

The board set 11 a m July 31 as the bid receipt time for the Irvington high school and four grade buildings amid factional tension over Carl Burton. They also scheduled a 1 30 p m July 17 meeting with Center township officials on city purchasing and noted objections to open truss joist plans. Appointments to several elementary positions and Crispus Attucks language instructor were approved.

Irvington High School Charles W. Kern Carl W. Burton Theodore F. Vonnegut Fred Kepner Lillian V. Sedwick Lewis F. Whiteman Burton Center Township Kern Charles F. Miller Atlanta Helen Norris Mary J. Moss Mae Roudebush Frances Moss Harry Painter Mary Juanita Thompson Thelma M. Armfield Joseph V. Carroll Crispus Attucks High School

Beer found in auto tied to Snyder in Indiana Harbor arrest

Eight of twenty four quarts of beer list Jacob FP Snyder aged 50 of 1017 Prospect street as purchaser in Indiana Harbor last weekend. He was held as evidence after arrest at Thirty eighth street and Keystone avenue on transporting liquor charges. Wesley Williams 22 of Detroit was arrested near Speedway City for drunkenness and drunken driving with four passengers in the front seat.

Jacob FP. Snyder Prospect Street Indiana Harbor Thirty-eighth Street Keystone Avenue Wesley Williams Detroit Mich Speedway City

Man Admits Firing Home In Marion

Benjamin Osborn, 40, confessed to setting fire to the house his ex wife received in the divorce. He told fire marshal officers he broke in after drinking intoxicants and ignited the blaze to destroy property because he could not bear another man living there.

Marion United Press Ind Benjamin Osborn Osborn

Eighteen delegates chosen for national carriers convention

Hoosier City branch 39 will send eighteen delegates to the National Association of Letter Carriers convention in Minneapolis the week of August 25 with the women's auxiliary contributing three delegates. The post office band will accompany. The retirement bill pocket vetoed by President Coolidge and newly reintroduced in Congress dominates discussion.

National Association of Letter Carriers Minneapolis Hoosier City Women’s Auxiliary Post Office Band Calvin Coolidge Congress

Stolen Automobiles Reported by Residents

Police note three vehicles reported stolen. Hudson sedan owned by Lawrence Mays of 1246 North Alabama Street, tag 62-979, taken from 1246 North Alabama Street. Chevrolet sedan owned by Fred A. Giesting of 515 Cottage Avenue, tag 730-288, taken from Virginia Avenue and Maryland Street. Chevrolet coach owned by Jesse Podd of Lawrence Indiana, tag 55-851, taken from Thirtieth and Bellefontaine Street.

Lawrence Mays North Alabama Street Fred A. Giesting Cottage Avenue Virginia Avenue Maryland Street Jesse Podd Lawrence Ind Thirtieth Bellefontaine Street

Stolen car recovered in Burlington linked to Ray Russell

Police recover a Chevrolet touring stolen vehicle found at Market Street and Senate Avenue. In Burlington, Salem Thomas, a 17 year old deaf mute, is sentenced to four years for forgery after writing his defense.

Ray Russell South Colorado Avenue Chevrolet Touring Market Street Senate Avenue United Press Burlington, Vt Salem Thomas

George Chapin Receives New Uniform From Fellow Workers

George Chapin 75, conductor on the West Washington street car line, will wear a new uniform gifted by fellow employees and street car officials in honor of his 37 years of service. He has lived in Indianapolis 61 years, came from Wayne County New York in 1868, and plans to work as long as possible.

George Chapin Maysville

Stand Collapse at North Dakota Fair Injures 114

A grandstand at the North Dakota state fair collapsed Tuesday night injuring 114 people. An investigation began into the incident as panic spread briefly when the structure gave way and many spectators fell into a pit.

Ly United Press Fargo N. D

Relatives Renew Search For Missing Plumber L. E. West

Relatives of Lee Edward West 38 a steam fitter and plumber renewed their search today for the man who disappeared from his Apt 8 Jef fers apartments 5914 East Washington street on May 27 Police and relatives have no explanation for the disappearance West lived in Indianapolis about seven years and was married in November He formerly partnered in Curtis West at 2202 East Michigan Street A L Green 3149 Central avenue the brother in law is directing efforts to locate him.

Lee Edward West Apt Jeffers East Washington Street West Indianapolis Curtis & West East Michigan Street A. L. Green Central Avenue Arnold Young Webb Street Kansas City Charles Young Chariton Burris West Twenty-fifth Street Newsbow Illinois

Boy paroled after killing playmate in Kentucky

Carl Newton Mahan, 6, of Paintsville, Ky, who killed Cecil Van Hoose, 8, after a quarrel, is paroled into parental custody by the Kentucky Children's Bureau. He will stay under board supervision until age 21. Previously he was sentenced to reform school for fifteen years.

United Press Louisville Carl Newton Mahan Paintsville Cecil van Hoose John Mahan Kentucky Children’s Bureau Reform School

Daughters of Immigrant Boy Wed Marquis in Lavish New Haven Ceremony

Sylvester Z Poli, once a poor immigrant, marries his daughter Lillian Madelyn to Marquis Lippi Gevini of Florence in a grand New Haven wedding. Poli recently sold his theater chain for 20 million dollars and hosted 1000 guests at his estate with opera stars and Italian aristocracy in attendance.

United Press New Haven Sylvester Z. Poli Italy Poli Lillian Madelyn Marquis Lippi Gevini Florence St. John's Yale

Career Beginnings in Chicago and Toronto Lead to Theater

The subject started in Chicago and Toronto, with additional work in Rochester New York and Staten Island before expanding into the theater world.

Chicago Toronto Rochester N. Y Staten Island

Romanian cabinet resigns amid regency reform disputes

Bucharest July 10 United Press reports the cabinet led by Julius Maniu resigned over clashes with the regency on administrative reform. The regency, to serve Prince Michel, includes Prince Nicholas Cristea and George Buzdugan. Police have detained over 200 officials in a purge connected to the Carol return plot.

Bu United Presse Bucharest Julius Maniu Greece Michael Mme, Lupescu

California Pastor Chosen by Disciples Board

F. M. Rogers of the United Christian Missionary Society of Disciples of Christ in California was elected secretary of the department of benevolence succeeding James H. Mohorter who died June 4. The vote occurred at the society’s Irvington headquarters Tuesday. Also named was Rev. T. T. Swaringen as superintendent of young people replacing Roy G. Ross.

F. M. Rogers United Christian Missionary Society of Disciples of Christ California Department of Benevolence James H. Mohorter Society Irvington T. T. Swaringen The Christian Church Lathrop Young People Roy G. Ross Young People’s Department

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