Capitol Ave May Become Preferential Street
Indianapolis readers seek Fixit help as Bailey proposes ordinance designating Capitol Ave from Thirty-Eighth to Fiftieth Streets as preferential. The plan would halt side-street traffic at Capitol Ave entrances to ease safety at Fortieth Street intersection amid resident complaints and requests for curbside repairs and better signage.
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Fixit
William T. Bailey
Capitol Ave
Fiftieth Sts
Glenn C. Welsh
Hinesley Ave
Fortieth St
Resinol Heals Varicose Veins Says Chicago Woman
Mrs Gussie Newman of Chicago Illinois credits Resinol with curing years of varicose veins after six months of use and sleep relief. She recounts prior failures with other medicines and notes her son's chin sore led her to try Resinol. Her testimony claims quick relief in a week and total healing in six months.
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Resinol
Gussie Newman
Orchard St
Chicago
Ill
Saved from Illness and Operation with Vegetable Compound
Two readers from Council Bluffs Iowa and Monessen Pennsylvania credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing back pains headaches and female trouble avoiding hospital stay and surgery. Mrs Ethel Heckman and Mrs J Nelson share testimonial endorsements.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ethel Heckman
Box
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Monessen
City board plans changes to street esplanade
The Board of Works held a hearing on April 8 and rescinded action on April 13 to let the city engineer amend plans and cut off five feet from the esplanade on a street. E B Gross of 1849 Madison Ave urges immediate improvement while ill in bed.
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Board of Works
Labor Party Opens Workmen's Compensation Item at Conference
Premier Benes of Czecho-Slovakia was unanimously elected president of the seventh international labor conference in Geneva as forty three nations attended. The United States and Russia were not affiliated. Workmen's compensation was listed as the most important agenda item.
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United Press
Geneva
Benes
Czecho-Slavia
United States
Russia
Campaign for City Manager Starts Soon in Indianapolis
Citizens committee of 1,000 to launch drive for city manager form of government in Indianapolis. Executive committee met at Charles F. Coffin’s office to set campaign and finance groups, while gathering data from other cities to show the system’s benefits. Objections discussed at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. organizers to provide speakers from city manager headquarters.
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Indianapolis
Citizens Committee
Charles F. Coffin
State Life Bldg
Coffin
Winfield T. Miller
Men of Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Fifty-Second St
Central Ave
Earl Coble
Miller
Morris Floyd
Meyer Kiser Bank Bldg
Dr Royse Reinstated At State Board Of Health
Dr. James G. Royse returned to his assistant secretary role on the State board of health after today’s hearing in which Dr. William F. King charged neglect of duty. Royse’s defense led to King withdrawing the charges and Royse’s month long absence being stricken from records.
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James G. Royse
State Board of Health
William F. King
King
Royse
Dr. Royse
Dr. King
Traffic Club Dance At Hoosier Athletic Club
Indianapolis Traffic Club to hold a spring dinner dance Wednesday night at the Hoosier Athletic Club. A swimming exhibition is planned, with H. A. Connor as chairman of arrangements.
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Indianapolis Traffic Club
Hoosier Athletic Club
H. A. Connor
Pyromaniac Sought After Lockwood Street Fires
Police search for a pyromaniac after a shed at 1750 Lockwood St burned causing $100 damage and a shed at 1746 Lockwood St burned for $100. A vacant house at 402 W Walnut St burned for $1000. Incendiary fire investigated at Seventh Day Adventist Church 819 N West St. on Sunday.
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Eli Carson
Lockwood St
Ed Burton
Walnut St
Seventh Day Adventist Church
N. West St
Fined on Appeal in Speeding Case
Charles Stevens of 2831 W Tedth Sr. was fined $10 on appeal after a speeding charge before Criminal Judge James A. Coll Monday. He had previously been fined $15 and costs in city court.
Zemo Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Itching
An advertisement touts Zemo as a universal skin remedy that stops itching and clears irritations. It claims Hezema pimples rash blackheads improve quickly with Zemo the antiseptic liquid. Available in 35c bottle 1.00 large 25c sample ad noted as ten advertisements.
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Zemo
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