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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1930

Page

6

City to Obtain Radio Beacon for Air Field

Paul H. Moore, airport superintendent, moved to contract with the U S government for a radio beacon at the municipal flying field after council authorization. The ordinance to lease a 350 foot tract for $1 a year was rushed by suspending rules. The council also set Oct 11 as General Casimir Pulaski day and approved bills and zoning actions including funds for meningitis epidemic response and street improvements.

Paul H. Moore United States Casimir Pulaski Jackson Place McCray Place Sixteenth Street White River

Latin America Topic Set for Indiana Council Luncheon

The Indiana Council on International Relations will discuss Latin America's relation to the United States at a Lincoln luncheon on Wednesday. John Nevin Sayre, former Princeton University faculty member, will speak on What Latin America Asks of the United States. Members of the Princeton Alumni Association of Indianapolis will attend.

Latin America United States Indiana Council On International Relations Lincoln John Nevin Sayre Princeton University Princeton Alumni Association of Indianapolis

Bartholomew County Levies First Dog Tax Against Clerk

In Columbus Indiana on March 4 County Clerk Carlos Folger became the first Bartholomew County resident levied for dog tax as assessment began under County Assessor James C. Phelps. Folger was assessed $1 for his family dog.

Timex Succint Columbus Ind Carlos Folger Bartholomew County James C. Phelps

Sinclair Publicly Loved by Inmates in Washington Jail

A former prisoner recalls Harry F. Sinclair in the District of Columbia jail as amiable and generous. He avoided trouble, helped others with legal aid and small gifts, and earned the nickname The Great Presence for his bold greetings and mock military salutes to guards and inmates.

Harry Sinclair District of Columbia Harry F. Sinclair Sinclair The

Olive Tablets Tackle Liver and Bowels for Digestive Relief

Advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural aid to liver and bowel function. It claims relief from bad taste coated tongue poor appetite low energy and undigested foods with no griping or pain. Available in 15 30 and 60 cent sizes with bedtime use.

Tanlac Socat J. L. Kline Ruggists Edwards Dr. Edwards

Sinclair’s Jail Fate Questioned and State Flowers Noted

The writer questions the public impact of Harry Sinclair’s imprisonment while noting the fifty million dollars sent to jail may have been moot. The text adds that Sinclair was not in jail by ordinary standards and mentions goldenrod as the state flower of Alabama Nebraska and North Carolina.

Harry Sinclair Sinclair Alabama Nebraska North Carolina

Democrats to Pass on Primary Candidates

The Marion county Democratic committee acts as a selection board the week before April 10 to pass on candidate qualifications. District meetings are held to elect precinct committeemen and vice-committeemen to vacancies and to fill posts in sixty nine additional precincts. Committeemen will endorse candidates and inform voters, Keach says.

Marion County Democratic Committee L. J. Keach Keach

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