Indianapolis civic drive to boost convention business begins
The Chamber of Commerce convention bureau plans to promote Indianapolis by literature and more conventions. Dick Miller chairs the effort, with plans to involve manufacturers and real estate in boosting local industry and business through ads and radio broadcasts on WFBM.
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Indianapolis
Bureau
Dick Miller
Earl L. Ferguson
UN ‘Nvention Bureau
Chamber
B. J. Gausepohl
Elmer W. Stout
Fletcher American National Bank
Joo’e
Real Estate Board
Henley T. Hottel
G. M. Williams
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
Nicholas H. Noyes
Manufacturers’ Committee
Tlic.e
Noyes
M. K. Foxworthy
Merchants Heat and Light Company
WFBM
Four Charges Against Albert Stein Arrested In Auto Incident
Albert Stein 20 of 2403 West McCarty Street is in custody on four counts carrying concealed weapons vehicle taking assault with intent to kill and vagrancy. He allegedly attacked occupants on Oliver Avenue Bridge over White River then assaulted William Christian and Clifford Hobson on Oliver Avenue. Later, he allegedly stole Mrs Rose Cox’s car at 4038 West South Street. Arrested Monday by Lt Halstead and Ptlm Dunwoody and Slate. He reportedly carried two revolvers.
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Albert Stein
W. McCarty Sr
Stein
Oliver Ave
White River
Steins
William Christian
Clifford Hobson
Warren Ave
Junior Legislators Consider Two Probes in Indiana Assembly
Governor Jackson urges focus on morals as Junior General Assembly hears 27 bills and 2 joint resolutions. Students from across Indiana propose education probes, school self governance boards, and voter rights for senior high pupils, with debates on child labor, religious value bills, and a state constabulary bill.
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Jackson
General Assembly
Indiana State Reformatory
Pendleton
Senate
State Department of Education
Robert Pfafman
Steuben County
House
Alice Sherwood
Monroe County
Ute
Zell C. Swain
Southworth
Lafayette
Cann
Frankfort
Harlan
Richmond
Ohio
Marion County
Eileen Fletcher
St. John’s Academy
Mary Hannon
John’s
Silva Manouge
St. Agnes Academy
Fern Lyster
Manual Training High School
Asther Parsons
Indiana Central Academy
Winifred Stahl
Inslane Central
Frances Lyons
Agnes
Alice Gilliland
Beech Grove High School
Charles Falconi
State School For the Blind
Donal Marshall
Indiana Central
Eugene Ritter
Manual
Frank Ballman
Donald Menke
Republican
Lillian Fagin
Florence Huebner
Beulah Stone
Technical
William Lewellyn
Lois A. McCammon
Robert Nelson
Beech Grove
Harry Stout
Harry D. Miller
George Gisler
Dallas Burress
Shortridge High School
Democratic
Mas Markey
Cathedral High School
Taylor Roberts
William Rutton
Myrtle Gummel
Roy Underwood
George Miller
Luther Allison
Camby
Robert Parsons
Valley Mills
Russell Cunningham
Robert
Verdict in Dennistoun case settles English scandal
Mrs Dorothy Dennistoun won five thousand pounds in her suit against former husband Lieut Col Ian Dennistoun. The verdict ends a case famed in England, with allegations of funds, expenses, and listed misconduct involving several figures, including General Sir John Cowrns and a Spaniard.
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NDON
Dorothy Dennistoun
Ian Dennistoun
England
Dennistoun
T‘econduct
Mrs. Dennistoun
John Cowrns
Senor Boiin
Colonel Dennistoun
Paris
Countess Carnavon
King Tut
Exhibit on Furniture Education at W H Messenger Store
W H Messenger Furniture Company at 201 E Washington St will run an educational furniture exhibit in its store windows next Monday and Tuesday from 8:80 a m to 7:30 p m. A musical and literary program with several speeches on homes will be presented. Mrs Myrtle Deam of the National Better Homes Bureau will answer questions.
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W. HL Messenger Furniture Company
E. Washington St
Myrtle Deam
National Better Homes Bureau
Tennessee Bans Darwinian Theory from Schools
Governor Peay signed a law passed by the General Assembly prohibiting teaching of Darwinian evolution in schools and colleges, describing the measure as a protest against the theory. The action reflects a moral stance asserted in Nashville on March 24.
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Times
Speci
Nashville
Tenn
Peay
General Assembly
Baltzell Hands Out Fines and Terms in Federal Case
Carl Lowe of 511 N New Jersey St jailed six months and fined 200 for anti narcotic law violation and 100 for sales of intoxicating liquor by Judge Robert C Baltzell. Twelve Fort Wayne residents also sentenced for violation of national prohibition law with varied terms and fines. Ad for Brom Quinine cold remedy follows.
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Carl Lowe
New Jersey St
Robert C. Baltzell
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Jacob Wiedemann
Leavenworth
John Wiedemann
John Kelly
Roy Krabill
Clarence Hunter
Ed Romary
Floyd McCarty
Theodore Henry
Chester Zese
Warner Marchand
Harry Huett
Ed Janicki
James Marshall
Evansville
Robert Wilson
Vincennes
Reduced to Ranks Now a Sergeant
Life is a continuous elevator for Elmer Stoddard of the Indianapolis police force. Two weeks ago he was a lieutenant. In the grand police shake up by the board of safety and Mayor Shank he dropped to patrolman and today he was promoted to sergeant.
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Elmer Stoddard
Indianapolis
Board of Safety
Shank
City orders metal containers for market refuse
Indianaplis board of safety requires metal refuse containers in city market to prevent stand holders from dumping cabbage leaves celery stalks in streets after loading waste onto wagons and moving away. Market officials note past dumping occurred a few blocks from the market.
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Indianapolis
Board of Safety
Attorney General Rules Land Contracts Tax Exemption Valid
In a written opinion to the State tax board, Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam holds that a 1925 law exemption for land contracts and options not constituting an enforceable promise to buy or sell is constitutional.
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Arthur L. Gilliam
State Tax Board
Youth Injured as Truck Tank Strikes Pedestrians
Police seek driver after transfer truck with protruding gas line struck two Technical High School students on Northwestern Ave. Charles Price 20 suffered a scalp injury. Randel Price 18 seriously hurt. Driver Clark Hart fled after delivering tank to Woodstock Club. William J. Newell 27 charged with vagrancy and aiding escape.
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Northwestern Ave
Randel Price
Charles Price
Technical High School
Charles
Woodstock Club
Clark Hart
S. East St
Methodist Hospital
William J. Newell
E. South St
Hart
Thief Steals Ham and Cigarettes From Mrs Patrick
Police investigate a burglary at Mrs. W. M. Patrick’s restaurant 1342 North Illinois Street reported early this morning. Goods valued at about 15 dollars include smoked ham cigars and cigarets.
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W. M. Patrick
Illinois St
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