City coal inspector kept in post as 1925 ordinance revived
City coal inspector Charles Howe retains his post after Circuit Judge Harry Chamberlin voided the present coal ordinance. James E. Deery ruled that the 1925 ordinance is revived, backing enforcement against unreliable dealers. No arrests have been made since last November, while efforts to obtain a valid ordinance drew no response at city hall. The 1925 and 1926 revisions differ by added penalties for substitutions.
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Charles Howe
Harry Chamberlin
James E. Deery
Deery
The
Safety Board
Department of Weights and Measures
City Hall
Grover C. Parr
Judge Believes Him
Walter Ziccor faced two traffic charges in one Evanston day. First he pleaded not guilty and was released by Magistrate Porter who trusted his word. Half an hour later he admitted guilt, was again before the court and fined twenty dollars.
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United Press
Evanston
Ill
Walter Ziccor
Porter
Ziccor
Ford Buys Old Engine Locomotive in Newcastle
In Newcastle on May 23 a model locomotive designed in 1912 by Matthew Murray was purchased for Henry Ford by a local agent.
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United Press
Newcastle
England
Matthew Murray
Henry Ford
Senior Class Play Big Time at Broad Ripple High
Second performance of the senior class play Big Time will be at Broad Ripple high school tonight. Leading roles are Frances Coffee and Marion Martin with a large cast including Geneva Fitch Alma Hohlt Thelma Hohlt Georgetta Meloy Helen Wetherbee Anna Marie Dungan Frances Brumit Mary Christy Thelma Dutcher Irma Rauh Mollie Zivien hn Barrett Thomas Ford Bessie Ryan Pauline Kopp Harry Riddell Jo Thomas Wilmeth Howard Farrington Hugh Cline Robert Elliott Herbert McAninch Walter Wilson Edward Perry Edward Van Meter.
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Broad Ripple High School
Miss Frances Coffee
Marion Martin
Geneva Fitch
Alma Hohlt
Thelma Hohlt
Georgetta Meloy
Helen Wetherbee
Anna Marie Dungan
Frances Brumit
Mary Christy
Thelma Dutcher
Irma Rauh
Mollie Zivien
Hn Barrett
Thomas Ford
Bessie Ryan
Pauline Kopp
Harry Riddell
Jo Thomas Wilmeth
Howard Farrington
Hugh Cline
Robert Elliott
Herbert McAninch
Walter Wilson
Edward Perry
Edward van Meter
Thumbers Warned By Hoosier Motor Club Leader
Frank Hatfield of the Hoosier Motor Club urges motorists to refuse giving rides to highway hoboes known as Asphalt Als. With summer near, filling stations on Indianapolis outskirts become daily meeting spots for these travelers seeking a lift.
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Frank Hatfield
Hoosier
Peace group backs US recognition of Russia
The Women s International League for Peace and Freedom at its annual convention in Washington on May 23 placed itself on record in favor of immediate US recognition of Russia after hearing John Nevyn Sayre of New York City discuss conditions there.
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United Foras
Washington
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Russia
United States
John Nevyn Sayre
New York City
Hotel Gathering At Turkey Run Park Inn
William Guthrie, operator of the inn at Turkey Run State Park, will host a weekend gathering at the hotel building on Saturday and through the weekend.
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Turkey Run State Park
William Guthrie
Leslie to state park opening of hotel at Turkey Run
Governor Harry G. Leslie will lead a delegation of state officials for the formal opening of the new brick hotel at Turkey Run State Park. The event marks a milestone in state park development and local tourism.
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Leslie
Turkey Run
Harry G. Leslie
Hatfield Warns Against Hitch Hikers In City Ordinance
Hatfield states many hitch hikers have good and criminal intents and urges motorists to refuse rides. Indianapolis ordinances ban solicitation of rides within corporate limits, making it illegal to bum a ride from home to work or village to village. He cites crime records of motorists assaulted or robbed by those they pick up.
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Hatfield
Indianapolis
Jersey
Maine
Looting Opportunity Highlighted Amid Traffic Distraction
A speaker warned that drivers are vulnerable to car theft when attention is diverted by traffic. He urged vigilance and described tactics used by thieves, emphasizing the risk to valuables left inside vehicles and the need to secure doors and windows during commutes.
City Adopts Air Laws Over Low Flights
GREAT FALLS Mont May 23 Stunting planes led by a pilot who attempted to skim a church spire prompted city authorities to pass an ordinance imposing a 300 fine and a 30 day jail term for any aviator flying over the city below 1000 feet. The note about the Roman coliseum appears garbled and not part of the main article.
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United Press
Great Falls
Mont
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