Foreclosure Aims To Sell Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Rail Property
Guardian Trust Company files foreclosure in U S District Court against Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway for default on bonds amounting to about 200 million dollars. Suit seeks accounting of assets new receivers and injunction preventing current receivers from disposing of mortgaged properties. Defendants include the railroad the three receivers H E Byram Edward J Brundage and Mark W Potter and Brinkley Coal Company.
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Bay United Press
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
United States District Court
Guardian Trust Company of New York
Rogert Sherman
Trust Company
Railroad Company
H. E. Byram
Edward J. Brundage
Mark W. Potter
Brinkley Coal Company
Ruling on Bus Law Expected by Saturday
Judges Chamberlain and Miller prepare to rule on injunction motion by T H I E Traction Company to block public service commission from issuing bus certificates under the nine day clause of the new law. The brief argues the law could force interurbans from business as bus competition grows.
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Harry O. Chamberlain
Circuit Court
Sidneys. Miller
Superior Court
T. H., I. & E. Traction Company
Public Service Commission
Will H. Latta
David B. Watson
Traction Company
Vandals Reported Damaging Belle Vieu Playgrounds
R Walter Jarvis city park director says vandals are nightly visiting Belle Vieu Pl playgrounds and destroying play apparatus. He reports to police and requests assigned men to catch the culprits.
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Belle Vieu Pl
R. Walter Jarvis
Clean-up order targets spitters at police headquarters
Police Chief Herman Rikhoff issued a directive at roll call condemning floors walls and desks as cuspidors. Capt Barrett Ball leads a building clean-up with orders to keep the station free of spitting and to prevent further disgrace to the department.
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Department
Board of Public Safety
Poice
Herman Rikhoff
Barrett Ball
Indiana Grain Dealers Convention Speakers Named
The Indiana Grain Dealers Association will convene in Michigan City from June 25. Speakers include Congressman A. J. Hickey of the Thirteenth Indiana District and Congressman Albert H. Vestal of the Highth District.
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Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Michigan City
A. J. Hickey
Indiana
Albert H.vestal
Highth
Mayor Seeks Reconsideration of Oriental Street Opening
Mayor Shank announced he would ask the board of works to rethink allowing Oriental Street to stay open between Washington and Maryland. Ford Motor Company warns closing the street could force a costly remodel and a plant move, risking a $1.5 million payroll and 800 jobs, with a plan to add a body factory if kept. Chamber of Commerce groups press for closure while quietly urging board action.
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Oriental St
Washington
Maryland Sts
Shank
Board of Works
Pennsylvania Railroad
Maryland St
Indianapolis
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Washington St
Ford Company
Arsenal Ave
Leota St
Chamber of Commerce
Hoosier Club Tour Outlines Indiana Kentucky Caves Trip
The Hoosier Motor Club outlines a weekend tour to Wyandotte Cave in Crawford County Indiana and Marengo Cave near Leavenworth with a stop in Corydon. The route leaves Indianapolis via State Road 1, visits Seymour Crothersville New Albany Corydon Wyandotte Cave Marengo Cave Leavenworth Paoli Bloomington Spencer Martinsville and returns to Indianapolis totaling about 145 to 147 miles one way. Roads are reported as good with a detour north of Edinburg and new gravel between Crothersville and Scottsburg.
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Kentucky
Wyandotte Cave
Indiana
Crawford County
United States
Marengo Cave
The
Hoosier Motor Club
Corydon
Harrison Count
Indianapolis
S. Meridian St
Seymour
Paoli
Bloomington
Spencer
Martinsville
Edinburg
Crothersville
Scottsburg
Education conference set in Washington Indiana
State Superintendent Dr Henry Noble Sherwood and other officials will speak at a rural education conference in Washington Indiana on Thursday Educators from seven southern counties will attend the event.
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Henry Noble Sherwood
Washington, Ind
Night plowing aided by new tractor with searchlight
Detroit reports a new tractor model fitted with a powerful searchlight enables night plowing. The device illuminates fields for safer farming after dark.
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Detroit
Ravenswood Line Bus Service Petition Filed
Petition of Hiner's Red Ball Bus Line Inc. seeks hourly operation between Indianapolis and Ravenswood with a route from the Bus Terminal at Times Square north on Capitol Ave to Sixteenth St east to Illinois north to the Canal to Ripple to the amusement park then along Seventyl First St to Ravenswood.
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Hiner
Red Ball Bus Line, Inc
Indianapolis
Ravenswood
Public Service Commission
Times Square
Capitol Ave
Sixteenth St
Illinois
Canal
Broad Ripple
First St
Thieves Steal Two Canoes From Broad Ripple River Dock
Donald Underwood of 627 Stevens Street reported two canoes valued at 225 dollars stolen from the river duck at Broad Ripple. Police were notified and seek leads on the theft.
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Donald Underwood
Stevens St
Broad Ripple
Hearing on pavement condition on East Tenth Street
Public hearing on the condition of pavement from Sherman Drive to Hawthorne Lane will be held under the board of works after city engineer Frank C. Lingenfelter completes his investigation report. Dissatisfied property owners who complained about gravel quality appeared before the State tax board and board of accounts.
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E. Tenth St
Sherman Dr
Hawthorne Lane
Board of Works
Frank C. Lingenfelter
State Tax Board
Board of Accounts Sons
Auto Collision Injures Cincinnati Woman and Child
Mrs A C Dano 27 of Cincinnati was injured in a crash with Emmett Statman on Sherman Drive at Southeastern Ave. Police charged Dano with assault and battery after Statman was injured and sent home. Dorothy Johnson 6 of 1225 N Parker Ave was injured after running into Frederick Sabino’s car on Thirteenth Street.
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A. C. Dano
Cincinnati
Ohio
Emmett Statman
Linden Sr
Sherman Dr
Southeastern Ave
Stratman
Dorothy Johnson
N. Parker Ave
Indiana Christian Hospital
Frederick Sabino
Indiana T B Figures Given At Convention
At the National Tuberculosis Association meeting in Indianapolis Dr James K Stygall said 1966 of 6174 recently examined in Indiana had tuberculosis with 1053 actively diseased and 949 unaware of it. He urged rural clinics and noted 367 clinics conducted under Indiana Tuberculosis Association. Louis I Dublin of Metropolitan Life stressed TB mortality risk and the large number who have passed through sanitariums remains alive.
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Apolis
Indiana
James K. Stygall
Indianapolis
National Tuberculosis Association
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
Stygall
United Preas Minne
Louis I. Dublin
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Association
Dublin
United States
Death of Mrs. Tillie Walker Noted in Cincinnati
Nelson J. Trowbridge manager of the Murat Theater reported the death in Cincinnati of Mrs. Tillie Walker mother of Stuart Walker head of a dramatic stock company that played in Indianapolis seven summers. Mrs. Walker was well known in Indianapolis and lived with her son during his stays in the city.
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Nelson J. Trowbridge
Murat Theater
Cincinnati
Tillie Walker
Stuart Walker
Indianapolis
Missing vehicles listed by Indianapolis police
Automobiles reported stolen to Police belong to Ollie Estell at 442 N Linwood Ave Buick from Stock St and Kentucky Ave Luther Worthington at 227 Caven St Ford 477 778 from Stock St and Kentucky Ave Charles E Miller at 1024 N Alabama St Buick 198 777 from 1024 N Alabama St Carl W Stevens Eleventh and Iitinsis Sts Ford 501 162 from Eleventh and Illinois Sts Sterling L Shhorey 815 Nemcke Bldg Marmon 500 492 from Delaware and Market Sts
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Ollie Estell
Linwood
Buick
Stock St
Kentucky Ave
Luther Worthington
Caven St
Ford
Charles E. Miller
Alabama St
Alabama
Carl W. Stevens
Eleventh
Iitinsis
Illinois
Sterling L. Shhorey
Nemcke Bldg
Marmon
Delaware and
Market
Twelve Drivers Slated for Prison Hold. Several Charged
Twelve motorists were arrested Thursday night and slated for city prison. Three face speeding charges: Jack Holly 17 of 2153 N. Meridian St, Robert Morman 37 of 1005 W. Thirty-Third St, Kenneth Cardinal 21 of 348 N. Noble St. Ray Chitwood 34 of 3759 E. Tenth St and T. E. Winegar 38 of Town charged with driving while intoxicated. Officers also cited seven drivers for offenses including improper driving and lack of chauffeurs licenses.
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Jack Holly
N. Meridian St
Robert Morman
W. Thirty-Third St
Kenneth Cardinal
N. Noble St
Ray Chitwood
E. Tenth St
T. E. Winegar
Settlement Expected Over Hotel Zoning Dispute
Mayor Shank predicted a settlement today between Meridian Street builders of the $3,000,000 Marott Spink Hotel and the zoning commission over its proximity to Fall Creek Boulevard. A 2 p.m. meeting at the site was to produce a final agreement and allow construction to resume immediately.
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Shank
Zoning Commission
Meridian St
Fall Creek Blvd
Foreign Wars veterans meet in Indiana encampment
Veterans of Foreign Wars gather in Elkhart for the annual state encampment. Mayor B. F. Leader gives the welcome, Uriah Casaway, a Mexican War veteran, attends as guest of honor. About 1,000 delegates are expected. Indiana veterans back Dr. F. A. Tabor for a national post at Tulsa encampment in September.
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United Press
Tion
B. F. Leader
Uriah Casaway
Reelsville
Casaway
Indiana
F. A. Tabor
Tulsa
Okla
Marion County Woodmen to Attend Chicago Camp
More than 400 members of the Marion County Modern Woodmen of America leave at midnight Saturday for the quadrennial head camp in Chicago extending through next week. Ritualistic work Thursday is led by Capt. Harry E. Argus and the Marion County camp drill team, which placed third at St Louis, will compete this year.
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Marion County Modern Woodmen of America
The
Order
Chicago
Marion County
Harry E. Argus
St. Louiis
Malady Named Shoe Polish Blues Strikes Evansville Nurse
Irene Kelso a student nurse and daughter of Dr A G Kelso of Vincennes Indiana is recovering from a blood poisoning described as the shoe polish blues. Doctors say a drug in the shoe polish colored her blood blue and a guinea pig exposed to the drug also turned indigo.
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Evansville
Ind
Irene Kelso
A. G. Kelso
Vincennes
James Y. Welborn
Kelso
Welborn
Dr. Welborn
Dr. Kelso
Ebbs in Indianapolis crime wave noted by police
Police records show a drop in crime with only one hold up reported. Curtiss Smith, 86, was accused of intoxication after a claimed robbery on Sixteenth Street and Senate Avenue. A colored man lifting another on a porch roof spooked a witness, and a diamond pin valued at 64 dollars was stolen at a restaurant. A fireman, William Murphy, fears losing his $150 saxophone stolen from home if recovered.
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Curtiss Smith
Senate Ave
Sixteenth St
City
Anna Reister
Capitol Ave
Carl Scott
Washington St
William Murphy
E. Morris St
Probe Ohio Train Wreck Warning Orders Fail to Reach Crew
Kenton Ohio June 19 Inspectors from the Ohio Public Utilities Commission arrived to determine fault in the Big Four passenger wreck five miles north of town late yesterday. Two killed and twenty injured as three coaches and the locomotive overturned after the southbound train passed an open switch. Inspectors believe warning orders on switch conditions did not reach the crew.
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United Presa
Kenton
Ohio
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Here
Absence Delays Park Board Regular Meeting
The meeting of the park board was not held Thursday due to the absence of president Charles A. Bookwalter and other board members from the city.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
City of Park Board
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