Two Quit Park Board Mayor in Complete Sway
Mayor Duvall gains full control of Indianapolis park board after resignation of Emsley W. Johnson and Frank P. Manly. Milner remains as a preexisting member. Baker's status uncertain. Board fights over Kessler Blvd. rerouting continue as Duvall plans a more northerly alignment toward Broad Ripple.
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Park Board
Duvall
Indianapolis
St. Louis
City Park Board
Emsley W. Johnson
Frank P. Manly
John E. Milner
Clarence I. Baker
Johnson
Baker
Demorat
Manly
Frank Driver
Kessler Blvd
Friendly Board
Keystone Ave
Allisonville Rd
Fifty-Ninth St
Spring Mill Rd
Holliday Park
White River
Sixty-Fourth St
Broad Ripple
Sixty-Second St
Bicycle Rider Hurt After Auto Hits Pedestrian
Police searched the city for the driver of an auto bearing Kentucky 749 148. The hit vehicle struck Clyde Pierson, 19, of 158 Gimber St., who was riding a bicycle and injured. The driver fled on foot at Alabama and South Streets after Charles Cilers chased.
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Kentucky
Clyde Pierson
Gimber St
Charles Cilers
Olney St
Alabama
South Sts
Burglar Routed by Dish Rag at Mrs. Brickhouse Home
Police report no trace of the Negro burglar after Mrs. Albert Brickhouse of 460 Marmon Avenue hurled a soapy dish rag at him. She spotted him in the dining room clutching jewelry and struck him in the face before he fled with the loot.
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Albert Brickhouse
N. Marmon
City Building Permits Report From Local Ward List
Police investigate a man going door to door soliciting money for a building for poor children. They have names of the solicitor and of the man he works for. The permit list includes numerous addresses and projects such as repairs furnaces garages additions and dwellings across several streets including Illinois Delaware Pratt and Penn with values noted in dollars.
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S. Keystone
Fehr K
Zurich
N. Holmes
C. N. Cooper
E. Pratt
Tedianavolia Ponvineum
Delaware
St. John Baptist Church
Seventeenth and
Martindale
Frank Steinburger
Hervey
Newton McGuire
Blaine
C. Bird
Carrollton
Harry
Daniels
Keytone
Ae A. Bea
Spigden
N. Dear
M.A . Sullivan
W. Twen
Wrirst
C. Ri
Dawson
Winhare Wunee
Gladrite Baer Son
E. Fy Gotomon
Typhoid Germ Survives Freezing Says Expert
A fragmented item reports that the typhoid germ cannot be killed by freezing, citing recent expert opinion. The incomplete text references scientific debate and potential implications for disease control.
Three Diamond Rings Missing in City Theft Report
Police logged multiple thefts Thursday night including three missing diamond rings valued at 150, 100, and 300 dollars. Suspect described as a woman. several purses and a watch stolen at Market Street and Riverside Park.
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Earl W. Rich
W. Thirty-Second St
Roosevelt Ave
Charles Porter
Coe St
William H. Haines
Hadley St
Kathleen Porter
City Market
James’ Haudh
E. Market St
Elsie Ruark
N. Elder Ave
Riverside Park
L. W. Light
S. Meridian St
Two Men Charged in Liquor Transport Case In Rock Island
Henry Hicks 25 and Artie Fouts 28 were charged with transporting liquor and blind tiger after Patrolman Higgins found 130 gallons of liquor in a truck in the 900 block N New Jersey St. A third man escaped. A rifle was found. Fouts listed Pleasant Run Blvd address but title shows 901 N New Jersey St.
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Henry Hicks
Rock Island, III
Artie Fouts
Pleasant Run Blvd
Blind Tiger
Higgins
New Jersey St
Fouts
Pleasant Run Bluc
Death by own action investigated in Kunseck case
Deputy Coroner William A. Coep is investigating the death of James Kunseck, 33, of 775 Haugh St, who died en route to the city hospital after swallowing poison. Motor policemen Hague and Petit report the wife found a bottle of poison beside him as he rolled from bed. Despondent and unemployed, he leaves a widow and three small children.
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William A. Coeppers
James Kunseck
Haugh St
City Hospital
Hague and Petit
Mary Kunseck
Candidate Gray Seen As Demo Nominee For State Senate Seat
Mark Gray top prospect for the Democratic nomination to fill the State Senate vacancy after William B English death. Marion County will hold a precinct committee men convention to choose the nominee and adopt a county platform. Roy Sahm leads the draft of the party principles. Sterling R Holt named county treasurer and Stanley Garrison county publicity director. Youth outreach expands with a new young voters bureau.
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Mark Gray
Indianapolis
State Senate
William B. English
L. J. Keach
Marion County
Roy Sahm
Keach
Sterling R. Holt
Stanley Garrison
Young Voters
Not bargains robbed in quality to make a price noise
A brief note discusses concern that some items are trimmed of quality to inflate perceived value. It warns shoppers to scrutinize features and seek genuine savings rather than flashy discounts.
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Fidelity Review
Woman's Benefit Association
Port Huron
Mich
Georgia Cole
Mildred Parsons
Mesdames
Hazel Ferguson
Laura Ashton
Mary McGary
Tille Lear
Lena Woods
Pearl Cavanaugh
Georgie Cole
Kathleen Holzhauer
Ruth Markert
Hannah Hiatt
Lucille Johnson
Jennie Barnett
Monticello, Ind
Frankfort
Monticello
Shaffer Lake
Freeman Lake
Tippecanoe River
A. M
Schedule
Delphi
T. H., I. & E. Traction Co
Silk
Marvelous For
Strauss &Go
West
Washington Street
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