Realtor Scores Police Shake-Up in Indianapolis Debate
Frank BE Gates president of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board condemned a police department shake-up driven by political questions. He argued public safety should not wage faction fights, suggesting city manager government would avoid such incidents. Victor R. Jose Jr. noted strong interest at a Lincoln luncheon on city manager governance.
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Board of Safety
Indianapolis
Frank BE. Gates
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Victor R. Jose Jr
Michigan Alumni Club
Lincoln
Notre Dame Elects Dienhart Captain From Lafayette
Joseph Dienhart of Lafayette Indiana was chosen captain of the 1926 Notre Dame basketball team. He is a two year reserve forward and also serves as a guard on the varsity football squad. Dienhart is the second captain from Lafayette with Clem Crowe named football captain for next season.
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South Bend
Ind
Joseph Dienhart
Lafayette
Notreame
Dienhart
Clem Crowe
Fragmented OCR Verse About Frugal Worries and Garment Terms
A fragmentary quotation depicts a newlywed lamenting about rolls and costs for fur coverings. It includes stray parenthetical notes and disjointed phrases describing denatured profanity and clothing terms like top piece for a shirt and a human figure between shoulder blades and lower jaw.
Long-serving Patrolman Helm Keeps Patrol Duty Steady
Patrolman John Helm, appointed February 11 1896, is one of the oldest officers still on duty. He works as boat 12 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. in March, living at 3030 EF Washington St near Irvington, with territory bounded by Tenth St English Ave Emerson Ave and the Belt Railroad.
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Police Department
John Helm
Helm
Washington St
Irvington
Tenth St
English Ave
Emerson Ave
Belt Railroad
Two Muncie duo held on fugitive charges
Mrs Gladys M Myers alias Willis 25 and Thvin Wills 26 of Muncie Indiana were slated at the city prison Wednesday night on fugitive charges. They are wanted in Muncie police said.
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Gladys M. Myers
Willis
Thvin Wills
Muncie
Ind
Freezone promises instant relief for corns and calluses
A vintage advertisement touts Freezone as a painless remedy for hard corns soft corns and corns between the toes plus foot calluses. The tiny bottle, sold by druggists for a few cents, claims quick relief without soreness or irritation.
Local man in crash and arrest after Glasgow collision
Ashjian Brothers Rug Company employee Kirazian is hospitalized in Louisville after an automobile crash near Glasgow. He was arrested for speeding in Glasgow with 500 dollars, a shotgun, and 100 shells. His wife says he left for Florida on a business and hunting trip.
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Ashjian Brothers Rug Company
W. Sixteenth Pt
Louisville
Glasgow
Kirazian
Florida
Local men volunteer for 1925 citizens military training camps
Twenty eight Marion county men have already responded to the 1925 enrollment campaign for the annual citizens military training camps at Camp Knox Kentucky and Ft Harrison from July 8 to August 6. The government pays all expenses including transportation. Age limits for beginners are 17 to 24 and applicants must be normal physically and of good moral character.
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Citizens Military
Camp Knox
Ft. Harrison
Drug Peddler Arrested in Chicago Case of Big Swede Johnson
Federal narcotics chief Will Gray Beach announced the Chicago arrest of “Big Swede” Johnson a noted drug peddler. He allegedly possessed thirty ounces of morphine and two ounces of cocaine and had narcotics connections in Indiana.
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Chicago
Johnson
Will Gray Beach
Beach
Indianapolis
Indiana
Students Awarded Emblems At Manual Training High
Seven Manual Training High School students received emblems in the Chamber of Commerce director's room after passing the Red Cross life saving test. Named are Steve Kochen Don Martin Joseph Farmer H Harlan Marjorie Doty Alma Teifert and Marie Delatore. Washington March 12 United Press tax deadline March 16 noted in tax filing guidance.
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Chamber of Commerce
Steve Kochen
Don Martin
Joseph Farmer
H. Harlan
Marjorie Doty
Alma Teifert
Marie Delatore
Suit Transfer Asked From State to Federal Court
John A. McCord sues Niagara Fire Insurance Company of New York in Madison County Circuit Court seeking 4002.50 on an insurance policy. A petition to transfer the suit to Federal Court was filed Wednesday.
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Madison County
John A. McCord
Niagara Fire Insurance Company of
New York
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Perrott
Patrolman
Samuel Khazian
Pomander Pt
Morrisons
Washington Street
Marion County
United Press
Washington
Treasury
Lilly Hardware Company
Loraine
Oraine
Oijs
East Wash
OKE
Citizens Gas Co
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