Business leaders call for veto on Grundy tariff bill
Indianaplis manufacturers and retailers oppose the Grundy tariff, urging President Hoover to veto. Businessmen including Diamond Chain’s Guy A. Wainwright cite potential harms to exports and argue current protections are excessive. Several executives warn of retaliatory tariffs and job losses, while others foresee modest benefits in specific sectors. Frank Ball is reappointed trustee of Ball Teachers College. Lilly and Kimbrough named Purdue trustees.
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Guy A. Wainwright
Diamond Chain and Manufacturing Co
Scripps-Howard
The
Times
Indianapolis
Clinton E. Stoutenberg
G. & J. Tire Co
Frank Ball
Frank C. Ball
Muncie
Ball Teachers College
J. K. Lilly
James L. Kimbrough
Purdue University
Harry G. Leslie
Fas teeth advertisement promises secure dentures
False teeth embarrass wearers less with Fas teeth. Sprinkle on plates to keep teeth in place and improve comfort while sweetening breath. Available at Liggett's Hook Drug Co or any good drug store.
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Liggett’s
Hook Drug Co
St Pauls Episcopal Church to mark 65 years
St Pauls Episcopal Church at Illinois and New York streets observes its 65th anniversary with 7 30 and 10 25 morning services and a 7 30 night service followed by a reception. The 1865 edifice, praised as a Condum New York masterpiece, has seen one change a tower removal after 1872 cyclone damage.
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Condum
New York
Hendricks
Reginald H. Sullivan
Sullivan
Lewis Brown
Miss Indianapolis to tour southern Indiana by air
Walker Winslow of the Indiana Aviation Corporation will take Miss Indianapolis on an air tour of southern Indiana the week after the beauty pageant. The pageant is set for June 5 6 and 7 at the Indiana ballroom where Miss Indianapolis will be chosen.
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Mars Hill
Walker Winslow
Indiana Aviation Corporation
Indianapolis
Indiana Ballroom
Miss Indianapolis
In Again Out Again M Gurn Just A Habit
United Press reports Chicago mobster Handsome Jack McGurn facing a string of legal troubles since the St Valentine’s Day massacre. Indictments for murder and gun charges, repeated continuances, arrests in Chicago and Miami, and a habeas corpus victory keep him out of jail despite numerous blemishes on his record.
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United Press
Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
Miami
Jack McGurn
Jack
St. Valentine's Day
Bugs Moran
McGurn
Steven Hotel
Lake Front
Louise Rolfe
Peter M. Schwaba
Bond
Capone
Philadelphia
Frankhauser
Fox Lake
Florida
Tragic Vehicle Train Collision Claims Hanna Man
W W Salisbury aged 70 of Hanna Indiana died when his car was struck by a Pennsylvania mail train at Davis Station. The fatal crash occurred on June 4 as the automobile collided with the locomotive rendering immediate death.
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United Press
HANNA
Ind
W. W. Salisbury
Pennsylvania Mail
Davis Station
If only you’d try Pebeco toothpaste today
Adverts claim Pebeco toothpaste cleans, whitens, and fights decay by stimulating saliva flow. The copy promises a refreshed mouth feel and urges readers to try Pebeco now for proof.
Hospital floor completion is asked council
An ordinance to authorize a $65 000 bond issue to finish the fifth floor of the city hospital outpatient building will be introduced soon. Dr Herman G Morgan health board secretary said the board asked City Controller William L Elder to attend a meeting this Tuesday. Evans Woollen Sr new health board member attended his first meeting after his appointment by Mayor Reginald H Sullivan. The fifth story was added to save costs later and not fully finished then. The Sullivan administration delayed the $1 044 000 ward unit due to heavy city debt, so the fifth floor was planned as temporary relief for hospital congestion. Service Construction Company was the sole bidder to reset coping on the administration building at $1,370.
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City Hospital
Herman G. Morgan
William L. Elder
Evans Woollen Sr
New Health Board
Reginald H Sullivan
Sullivan
Service Construction Company
Negro issue fuels race for U S senator in Dixie primary
In North Carolina the June 4 Dixie primary centers on the race between Fur nfold Simmons and Josiah Bailey. Challenges against 487 Black voters registered as Democrats were argued in Raleigh while Wake County officials questioned 263 voters in the Sixteenth precinct. State party leaders defend the right to vote, citing a recent attorney general ruling. The dispute marks a charged political contest amid the Democratic nominating race.
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Raleigh
Bart M. Gatling
Wake County
Simmons
Odus M. Mull
Dennis Brummitt
Charles A. Haines
Judge Manning
Bailey
United Press GH
N. C
United States
Furnifold M. Simmons
Josiah William Bailey
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Mooney
William J. Mooney Sr
Mooney-Mueller-Ward Company
A. H. Brown
Eli Lilly & Co
Clarence H. Keehn
Kingan & Co
Cuba
Congress
Canada
J. B. Solomon
Kahn Tailoring Company
Hoover
Buescher Band Instruments
Pearson Piano Co
Pennsylvania
Leon
Bernies
Kentucky Ave
Riley
Askin & Marine CO
Washington St
W. Wash. ST
Haag’s
Ohtiet Me
Strats
Une
East
Henry Shake
Hall
Shake
Wilmah Katherine Wilson
V. C. Ludlow
Troy E. Wilson
ST. Paul's
Will Marx
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Church
Illinois
New York Streets
Train
Merchants Bank
Washington
Meridian Street
Dixie
Hoorn
Davenport
Ideal Furniture Co
West
Pot Burak
Deig Street
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