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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1926

Page

14

County Council to hear $87,322.10 in new appropriations

County Auditor Harry Dunn announces a special County Council session Monday morning to consider ordinances totaling $87,322.10 in appropriations. Highlights include $1,000 to defend paupers, $5,000 for assistant prosecutors in highway cases, and $35,000 for a Juvenile Detention Home site purchase. Additional items cover defense costs, venue changes, health board funding, and court operations. Also noted is a 1925 State fair winners’ trip to Washington and Philadelphia with state officials coordinating. a clash over airport market affairs is mentioned.

Harry Dunn James A. Collins Fremont Miller Franklin Ind Ralph ‘Lee Abner Peek Speedway City Collins William H. Remy Dunn John Thomas Shaw Shaw County Board of Health F. M. Shaniflin Purdue University Indianapolis Washington D. C Baltimore Philaaelphia State Board of Agriculture Jackson Coolidge Philadelphia

Hard luck for James Andrews hits Peoria in one day

In Peoria James Andrews faced a whirlwind of trouble including jail for non support a disorderly conduct warrant and a legal separation claim while his estranged wife gave birth to twins. The day ended with him restrained from collecting a $450 legacy and hit by a separate maintenance suit.

Peoria James Andrews

Coroner Orders Beech Grove Arrest in Manslaughter Case

Coroner Paul F. Robinson ordered Beech Grove marshal to arrest Robert Ball on involuntary manslaughter charges after Edith Beatty 27 Beech Grove died from injuries sustained when struck by a car Sunday in Beech Grove.

Paul F. Robinson Beech Grove Robert Ball Edith Beatty

Hunt Woman Ge nevieve Poland Missing From Home

Police searched for Miss Genevieve Poland of 211 S War man Ave who is missing from home. She left wearing a red dress and coat and has brown hair and eyes. She is 21 and of medium build.

Genevieve Poland S. Warman Ave

Opinion Disrupts City Board Plan on Fire Stations

City Attorney John K. Ruckelshaus issued an opinion that the works board should retain the prerogative to buy and erect fire stations. Investigators for the safety board had pinpointed approximate north side locations, and board member John A. George favored proceeding under the safety board. The development introduced an unexpected factor into the dispute.

Board of Safety Board of Works John K. Ruckelshaus Works Board Safety Board John A. George

Weir Criticizes Modern Justice At Democratic Club

Clarence E. Weir, Democratic candidate for Criminal Court judge, attacked modern administration of justice before the Seventh District Democratic Women's Club at the Indiana Democratic Club. He said tinsel and robes cannot breed respect for a judge and warned that judges must be connected to party.

Clarence E. Weir Democratic Women’s Club Indiana Democratic Club

The Medicine Man and Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound

In pioneer days the Indian Medicine Man found remedies in woods and fields for many illnesses. Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts produced her famous Vegetable Compound used by women for over fifty years as a relief for various ailments.

Lydia E. Pinkham Lynn Mass

Campaign finance reform debated by party leaders

Weir argues against corruption while backing an oath of office. The dollara-Democrat plan aims to prevent large interests from gaining privileges through campaign contributions. Marshall Williams, Democratic State committee secretary, asserts. Jacob Steinmetz, nominee for juvenile judge, suggests changes in court methods.

Weir Marshall Williams Democratic State Committee Jacob Steinmetz

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