Governor Branch Denies State Spending Extravagance
Governor Emmett F. Branch told the Republican State convention that state expenses have been cut under Republican leadership. He cited lower operating costs since 1916 and defended educational spending while criticizing Democratic claims of tax excess. He also discussed funding for the Pendleton reformatory and political fights over its construction.
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Emmett F. Branch
Branch
Pendleton
Jeffersonville
Railroads challenge intrastate rates in Indiana case
Public service commission presented evidence that interstate freight rates are lower than intrastate rates, with railroads claiming the intrastate scheme could cause a $1,000,000 annual loss and urging the order to be set aside. In South Bend, a separate item notes the cornerstone laid for the South Bend Masonic Temple at a $1,000,000 cost with ex Vice President Thomas R. Marshall delivering the address.
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Public Service Commission
Linn D. Hay
South Bend
Ind
Bonds for Protection Secured for Greek Fiancées in America
Bonds of 500 each have been deposited with County Clerk Albert H. Losche by Vasil Babadu and Christos Kazacou to guarantee protection, marriage, and support for their fiancées Miss Madge Gramenopulos and Miss Terpa Karlova upon arrival in the United States.
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Albert H. Losche
Vasil Babadu
Ketham St
Christos Kazacou
W. Washington St
Madge S. Gramenopulos
Terpa Karlova
Salonika
Greece
America
Shadeland Girl Wins Health Essay Contest Prize
Miss Helen E. Eckler of Shadeland School won first prize in the Marion County Tuberculosis Association Health Essay Contest. Second went to Miss Mary Harriet McKivain of Castleton School and third to Miss Mary A. Tolin of School No 12 Pike Township. Subject: How Can I Build a Sound Body to House a Sound Mind.
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Marion County Tuberculosis Association
Helen E. Eckler
Shadeland
Mary Harriet McKivain
Castleton
Mary A. Tolin
Pike Township
Motor bus lines in infancy and their role in transport
Detroit May 22 The motor bus is a definite contribution to civilization linking city and country not served by rail. Myron E Forbes president of Pierce Arrow says buses are in infancy with 51 000 units in use and only recently developed bus chassis. Over 1 200 buses are owned by street railway companies, up 300 percent in a year. He notes buses are a supplement not a substitute for rail despite debate on replacement.
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Detroit
Myron E. Forbes
Pierce Arrow Motor Car Company
World Motor Transport Congress
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
United States
Local dispute leads to assault charges at Massachusetts Ave building
Grace Kattman of 8 2 Massachusetts Ave and Barney Ferguson of Apt 4 at 635 Massachusetts Ave face charges of assault and battery and profanity after Ferguson joined an argument between his mother and Kattman. Police report Ferguson intervened in a maternal dispute.
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Grace Kattman
Massachusetts Ave
Barney Ferguson
Ferguson
Kattman
Young People Banquet At Immanuel Reformed Church
More than 100 youths are expected at a fried chicken banquet hosted by the Young Peoples Division of Immanuel Reformed Church at Prospect and South New Jersey Streets. Rev. Gerhard H. Gebhardt of Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church will deliver the principal address with special music featured.
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Young Peoples’ Division
Immanuel Reformed Church
Prospect
S. New Jersey Sts
Gerhard H. Gebhardt
Carrollton Ave. Reformed Church
George J. Marott Buys 240-248 Massachusetts Ave Site
George J. Marott purchases the property at 240 248 Massachusetts Ave for 79750 from the Union Trust Company as trustees of the Henry C Long estate. A business building is planned for the site.
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Massachusetts Ave
George J. Marott
Union Trust Company
Henry C. Long
Simple Home Treatment for Swollen Veins
Advertisement advises using Emerald Oil, original two ounce bottle from Hook Drug Co Haag Drug Co Henry J Huder, applied morning and night to varicose veins. It claims veins will shrink and return to normal size with continued use and guarantees results.
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Hook Drug Co
Haag Drug Co
Henry J. Huder
Bobbed-Haired Bandit Terrorizes Brooklyn Shop
Brooklyn police pursued a new bobbed-hair bandit described by Louis Saxt as a determined two-gun woman who entered his shop, forced him to the wall with two blue automatic pistols, and took $60 from his pockets.
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Louis Saxt
Alabama Sts
William P. Reichert
E. Twenty-Fourth St
Richard Painter
Alabama
S&j
Bakers
Harold Lloyd Becomes Father as Mildred Davis Delivers Daughter
Hollywood reports Harold Lloyd has become a dad when Mildred Davis gave birth to a baby girl at a local hospital. The couple, known on screen as Mr and Mrs Lloyd, welcomed the child in Hollywood California on May 22.
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Mildred Davis
Hollywood
United Press
Cal
Harold Lloyd
Happy Fathers Today
Lloyd
Three Injured In Wednesday Night Accidents
Three persons were injured in separate accidents Wednesday night. Theodore Kaasee, 67, of 557 W Washington St, suffered two injured ankles when a wagon toppled on him at Georgia and West Sts. Edward Hubbard, 11, of 1140 N Mount St, was hurt on the left leg after being struck by a car driven by Wilbur E. Lich of R R B box 113 D. Lich faces assault and battery charges. Helen Sage, 3614 E New York St, sustained head injuries when her northbound car was hit by a westbound vehicle on Oakland Ave driven by Robert Garrens of 498 La Salle St. Garrens is charged with assault and battery.
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Theodore Kaasee
Washington St
Georgia
West Sts
Edward Hubbard
N. Mount St
Wilbur E. Lich
R. R. B. Box
D. Lich
Helen Sage
New York St
Oakland Ave
Robert Garrens
la Salle St
Garrens
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