Auto Milers Bill Advances on Senate Action
Measure requiring reporting of accidents and penalties for leaving scene of crash moves to second reading. Law would classify drivers who fail to report injures or property damage as felons with possible prison terms up to two years and loss of driving rights. Debates include truck weight limits set at 20 000 pounds and possible amendments.
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No Senate
Leonard
Silver Lake
Rehan
Ate
Lake County
Hearing Restored Quickly by Widely Sold Remedy
Sales pitch claims deafness relief in days from a home treatment named Virex. Testimonials from diverse U S and Canada residents praise hearing improvement and vanished head noises after using the product. Offer promises a ten day trial and money back guarantee with mail order instructions.
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D. M. Lopes
Pennsylvania
Ben Jackson
Inma
Angeline Johnson
Mississippi
Yy Wvisher
Iowa
Dale Laboratories
Proposed $3,000,000 hotel plan advances to city panel
The plan requests approval for a ten story brick hotel with 240 apartments and a garage on Twenty Seventh Street between Meridian and Illinois. Entrances would face Meridian and Pennsylvania. grounds align with Fall Creek Boulevard. The project envisions about one thousand hotel rooms and landscaped surroundings.
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Ridian and
Pennsylvania Sts
Fall Creek Blvd
E. G. Spink
J. Mayott
North Side
Falls Creek
Meridian Pennsylvania Sts
Permis
Police pursue stiff penalties for street car collision suspect
Police report a hit and run near Michigan and Meridian Streets after a driver failed to give a name following a crash with B. G. Burford on North Street. Sergt Mary Moore arraigned Harry Mickels on charges of passing a street car unloading passengers at Thirty Highth and Boulevard Place for not more than one at first.
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Leonard
B. G. Burford
North St
Michigan and
Meridian Sts
Mary Moore
Harry Mickels
Illinois St
Teachers' Fund Bill Attacked by Friends of Retirement Fund
Critics of House bill 316 argue the teachers' retirement fund, exceeding 700000 annually at a 0.105 tax, is mishandled under the current financial system. They claim the proposed provision to fix a state tax levy for the fund in 1925 and thereafter is unconstitutional and that tax power resides with the Legislature, not the tax board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Pittenger and Gottschalk
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Indiana State Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Friends
State Tax Board
Honors Given Indianapolis Scout Troops at Central Library
Wednesday night at the central library honors were awarded to Indianapolis Boy Scout Troop 22 for top awards. Herbert Sweet of Troop 2 earned eleven merit awards along with other honorees John McPheeters Troop 3 Kenneth Howe Troop 15 George Hayne Troop 26 C W Youngman master Troop 30 Harry Colburn Troop 2 Melvin Bartle and others.
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Indianapolis
Central Library
Herbert Sweet
John McPheeters
Kenneth Howe
George Hayne
C. W. Youngman
Harry Colburn
Melvin Bartle
Beauty 35c Danderine Does Wonder for Any Girl's Hair
An advertisement proclaims Danderine hair product as a beauty aid that smooths and shines girls hair. It markets the solution as easy to use and suitable for various ages and hair types. The copy emphasizes quick results and a stylish appearance.
Queen of Belgium Gets Shingle Haircut at King's Barber
Belgium court circles buzz as Elizabeth, queen of Belgians, visits the king's barber for a shingle haircut. Ladies-in-Waiting protested, but the 50-year-old queen persisted in the royal grooming moment.
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Belgium
Elizabeth
Auto Crash Injures Woman in Wednesday Night Collision
Miss Ellen Durnall of 810 S Beville Ave suffered injuries when the car she rode in, driven by Harry Condell of 24456 E Washington St, collided with another auto driven by Herman Gottee of 815 N Rural St at Jefferson Ave and Tenth St. Gottee and Arnold were slated for treatment. Catherine Morrison riding with Claire Baker was badly shaken.
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Ellen Durnall
Beville Ave
Harry Condell
Washington St
Herman Gottee
Rural St
Jefferson Ave
Tenth St
Gottee
Claire Baker
Madison Ave
Henry Arnold
Southport
Arnold
Catherine Morrison
Mad Isah- ‘Ave
Baker
Beaman Announces City Manager Movement Talk
George W. Beaman president of the Mapleton Civic Club says a public meeting will discuss Indianapolis city manager government Tuesday night at North Methodist Episcopal Church Illinois Street and Maple Road Winfield Miller attorney will speak He will also address Indianapolis Traffic Club luncheon next Thursday at the Severin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Beaman
Mapleton
Community seeks park board repair of Cold Spring road
Property owners on Cold Spring Road opposite Riverside Park urge the park board to fulfill its 1912 promise to keep the roadway in repair. Builders including James A. Alison and Carl Fisher financed the road, and locals demand action to maintain access and safety.
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Cold Spring Road
Riverside Park
Park Board
James A. Alson
Carl Fisher
Father claimed rich New York plutocrat ties in forgery case
James Atkinson alias Robert Atkinson 38 of 702 Lemcke Building faced city court charges after forged signatures on a $30 advertising contract. Judge Wilmeth postponed the case to this afternoon and raised bond from 2000 to 2600 dollars. Duryea of 200 Century Building said Atkinson, as his advertising solicitor, forged Thomas Foster's name to the contract and collected the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Atkinson
Robert Atkinson
Lemcke
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Charles Duryea
Century
Atkinson
Gause Named Special Judge in Blackmail Case
Fred C. Gause former Supreme Court judge was selected to hear John J. McNamara business agent of the Iron Workers Union on blackmail charges tied to alleged vandalism at the new Elks home. Gause said he would inform Criminal Judge James A. Collins by Friday whether he would accept.
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Fred C. Gause
Supreme Court
John J. McNamara
The
Iron Workers Union
New Elks
Gause
James A. Collins
Posse Takes Brothers in Bellefontaine Farmhouse Siege
In Bellefontaine Ohio on March 5 the sheriff and ten deputies overpowered Harry and Ray Wren at a farmhouse after a three day siege. A neighbor swore lunacy warrants accusing the brothers of acting queer since their mother's death a year ago.
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United Preas
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Harry
Ray Wren
Cabinet reshuffle near complete with Kellogg sworn in
Washington March 5 with the exception of the attorney general the Coolidge cabinet was ready for business Kellogg Minnesota sworn in as secretary of state succeeding Hughes Jardine Kansas took oath as agriculture secretary replacing Gore Warren remains nominee for attorney general after Stone moved to the Supreme Court The cabinet lineup appears provisional amid retirement rumors for Kellogg Weeks and potential successors Roosevelt and Warren Pay raised from 12000 to 15000 annual effective today several Harding appointees Hoover Mellon and Davis stay in their posts Work New and interior remain or shift noted as permanent
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United Pro
Washington
Coolidge
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Charles Evans Hughes
William M. Jardine
Kansas
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Harlan Fiske Stone
Supreme Court
Senate
Kellogg
Weeks
Warren
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
House
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
the Treasury
Mellon
Labor
Davis
Harding
Secretary of the Interior
Work
Albert B. Fair
New
Santa Claus to visit Indianapolis Tim es carriers see new film
The Indianapolis Times plans a mid year Santa visit for more than eight hundred carriers who will watch the new feature Janice Meredith starring Marion Davies at the Circle Theater. They will march from The Times building to the Circle, greeted by Ace Berry and Arthur A. Schmidt, escorted by police and Scout troops with a drum corps.
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Santa Claus
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Times
Janice Meredith
Marion Davies
Circle Theater
Times
Circle
Ace Berry
Arthur A. Schmidt
Indiana Central College hears Dr Landrith address students
Dr Ira Landrith spoke at Indiana Central College under the Intercollegiate Prohibition Association at Downey Avenue Christian Church on Wednesday night and addressed students today. His topic was America First for World War.
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Landrith
Ira Landrith
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
Downey Ave. Christian Church
Indiana Central College
America
Zemo Eczema Cure Promoted With Soap Ad
An old advertisement touts Zemo as an antiseptic liquid that removes eczema and soothes skin, promising quick itch relief and healing for sores burns and wounds. It emphasizes daytime use and notes Zemo Soap as an accompanying healing product priced at 25 cents.
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Bobo Ze
Commissioner Denies Irregularities In Surplus Sale
Earl Crawford, state highway commissioner, denies irregularities in the sale of surplus war materials charged in indictments against him and five others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Crawford
State Highway Commission
Conferees named on money bill in state bargain
The conference committee named by Speaker Harry Leslie and Lieutenant Governor Van Orman to iron out Senate amendments to the appropriations was to meet this afternoon to prepare a report for submission to the House and Senate. Representatives Haines and Farrell were named by Leslie. Van Orman appointed Senator James J. Nejdl and Senator Hill. Governor Jackson opposed the 250000 Riley Hospital appropriation. The Terre Haute Normal gym 75000 is proposed to replace 100000 and the oil inspection department would rise from 10000 to 75000 annually. An effort to cut 300000 for new Southern Hospital for the Insane buildings was noted. Final action expected late Saturday or Monday.
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Harry Leslie
van Orman
Senate
House
Haines
Farrell
Leslie
James J. Nejdl
Hill
Jackson
Riley Hospital
Terre Haute Normal
Oil Inspection Department
Southern Hospital For the
Woman reports assault near Cottage Avenue
Mrs Barbara Gaughan of 1524 Olive Street said a man grabbed her while she walked on Cottage Avenue near Olive Street Wednesday night. She could not determine the assailant's race.
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Barbara Gaughan
Olive St
Cottage Ave
Texas pastor named to lead two Episcopal churches
Bishop Joseph M. Francis announced Rev. John W. Babson of Gainesville Texas will succeed Rev. George E. Young as pastor of Holy Innocents and St. George's Episcopal churches. Babson, a World War chaplain, will assume duties about March 15 in McCarty Street Fletcher Avenue and Church Morris Street locations.
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Joseph M. Francis
Indiana
Episcopal Church
John W. Babson
Gainesville
Texas
George E. Young
Holy Innocents Episcopal Church
McCarty St
Fletcher Ave
St. George's Episcopal Church
Church
Morris Sts
Babson
Francis
Laxative BromO Quinine Ad Claims Quick Cold Fix
A vintage advertisement promotes BromO Quinine tablets as the first original cold and grip remedy. It asserts safety and proven effectiveness with branding linked to E. W. Grove and a 30c price.
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E. W. Grove
Governor's Mortgage Exemption Bill Fails After Veto
The bill to raise mortgage exemptions to $2,000 passed the House with 94 votes but failed to override Governor Jackson's veto as the measure was blocked late Wednesday by the sponsor. It did not reach the required 50 votes to pass over the veto.
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House
Murden
Jackson
Fire scene erupts as audience reacts during movie
In Miwaukee WI on March 5 a film scene in Through the Flames sparked a real fire scare. Smoke poured from a basement and a police officer quickly controlled the crowd preventing a panic. The cause of the blaze remains undetermined.
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Blaze
Crowd
United Press
Waukee
Wis
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