Chart Shows School Costs Per Student in Indianapolis
A 1926 27 cost study under Albert F Walsman compares expense per pupil across Indianapolis schools. The lowest cost is School 83 a Negro school at 72.69. highest is Negro School 65 at 122.51 with 40 pupils. Shortridge Manual Training Arsenal Technical high schools listed. Crispus Attucks and Washington unopened.
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Indianapolis
Albert F. Walsman
Negro School
Shortridge
Arsenal Technical
Crispus Attucks
Washington High
South Side High pupils win national journalism prizes
Four students from South Side High School earned national honors in a Quill and Scroll Society journalism contest. Robert Thompson won first prize with Charles Rice fifth, Helen Fosslinger honorable mention in advertising, and Virginia Hawkney fifth in the scientific essay contest.
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Begi
FT. Wayne
Ind
South Side High School
Quill and Scroll Society
National Honorary Society For
Robert Thompson
Charles Rice
Helen Fosslinger
Virginia Hawkney
Coolidge Hosts Spellers at White House Lawn
President Coolidge greeted national spellers and chaperons on the White House lawn at noon with Everett Sanders nearby. He diverged from visitors earlier, then toured the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Pan American Building, old National Museum, and the Capitol before the group visited embassies tomb of the Unknown Soldier zoological gardens Georgetown Arlington cemetery. They will travel by bus to Alexandria and Mt. Vernon after.
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Washington
Coolidge
National Spellers
White House
Everett Sanders
United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Pan- American
Old National Museum
The
Capitol
Legations
Zoological Gardens
Georgetown
Arlington Cemetery
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Nolan to Speak at 84th Division Reserve Dinner
Maj. Gen. Dennis E. Nolan commander of the Fifth Corps Area will address the fifth annual dinner of the 84th Division Organized Reserves at the Elks Club Saturday night. A West Point 1896 graduate, Nolan rose from second lieutenant to major general, served in infantry, led the 55th brigade of the 28th Division in Meuse Argonne, and was part of the German disarmament subcommittee at the peace conference.
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Dennis E. Nolan
Fifth Corps
Elks Club
West Point
Infantry
5Th Corps
Intelligence Service
Meuse-Argonne
TALK SCHOOL FUNDS Appointments for school budget prep
Albert F. Walsman will ask a special school board to appoint a committee to start the budget for the next eighteen months. A budget covering the last half of 1928 and all of 1929 will be adopted in June to switch from fiscal to calendar year. Bids for cafe kitchen and elevator equipment at Shortridge High will be opened. Walsman supports cafeteria management staying with principals. Loretta Bailey, 15, of 2161 Madison Ave, has disappeared and police are asked to search.
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Albert F. Walsman
Shortridge High School
Walsman
Loretta Bailey
Madison Ave
Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Reported Stolen
Police list stolen vehicles and owners including Cc B Helton at 316 N State Ave Ford. Marshall Webb at 2018 Ashland Ave Ford. A Elkin at 512 E Twenty Third St Ford. George Myers of Greenwood Indiana with a Chevrolet from Senate Ave and Market St. Louis Markum at 22 W Thirty Fourth St Huson. Claude Riley of Barton Hotel Diana from rear of hotel.
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Cc. B. Helton
N. State Ave
Ford
Vermont
Meridian Sts
Marshall Webb
Ashland Ave
Riverside Park
A. Elkin
E. Twenty-Third St
Madison Ave
Ray St. George Myers
Greenwood
Ind
Chevrolet
Senate Ave
Market St. Louis
Markum
Thirty- Fourth St
Huson
Georgia
Illinois
Claude Riley
Barton Hotel
Diana
Automobiles Recovered by Police Include Ford Models
Police report found vehicles include a Ford touring car 177-003 damaged at White River and Harding Street and a Ford coupe 660-931 at 1900 Northwestern Avenue. Another Ford linked to Carl Gessin of 2211 Tacoma Avenue was found at 224 North Traub Avenue.
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White River
Harding St
Northwestern Ave
Carl Gessin
Tacoma Ave
Ford
N. Traub Ave
State Land Sold Along Grand Calumet River in Hammond
Seventeen acres of state land divided into three parcels has been sold to firms owning adjoining property on the Grand Calumet River in Hammond. The sale was made under a 1927 act allowing purchases at 25 dollars per acre by firms paying taxes on adjoining property for twenty years. Purchasers are American Steel Foundries Federal Cement Tile Company and Hammond Lumber Company.
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Grand Calumet
Hammond
American Steel Foundries
Federal Cement Tile Company
Hammond Lumber Company
Oakes Co Purchases Oakes Products Corp in Michigan
Oakes Products Corporation of Michigan is now owned by Oakes Co with the same officers and management. The Martin Parry Corporation of New York previously owned Oakes, and Claire L. Barnes of Detroit becomes president of the new company. Oscar C Bornholt remains in his prior role and Melville C Mason and Elmer Lowry keep their offices as secretary and treasurer respectively. F M Small leads the board. The firm makes spare tire locks tire carriers motor cooling fans and door hardware for automobiles.
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Oakes Products Corporation
Michigan
Oakes Company
Roosevelt Ave
Martin-Parry Corporation
New York
Claire L. Barnes
Detroit, Mich
Oscar C. Bornholt
Melville C. Mason
Elmer Lowry
F. M. Small
Stump Reports Senator Campaign Spendings in May Primary
Albert Stump, winner of the Democratic nomination for United States Senator in the May 8 primary, spent 1461.57 on stenographic and office help. Four Republican State Representative candidates also filed expenses: Frank Wright 92.80, Royal A. Nichols 50.85, Harrison White 14.50, Samuel Harring 9.75.
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Albert Stump
United States
George O. Hutsell
Stump
Frank Wright
Royal A. Nichols
Harrison White
Samuel Harring
CARE IN DIET URGED BY IU DENTAL DIRECTOR
Dr. Sherman L. Davis of Indiana University and director of dentistry told Kiwanis members at a Claypool Hotel luncheon that diet quality affects aging and disease. He urged lean meats potatoes and starchy foods for energy but noted they do not build cell walls and tissues.
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Sherman L. Davis
Indiana University
Kiwanis Club
Claypool Hotel
Plan to Exhume Man Baumgartner in Indicted Poisoning Probe
Loganport Times reports May 24 that Manley Baumgartner will be exhumed in Logansport to determine if poisoning caused his death after he died March 25 in Muncie. Relatives say he ate cookies from here the day before.
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Times
Logansport
Ind
Manley Baumgartner
Muncie
Itching and Skin Irritations Relieved with Zemo
Apply healing liquid Zemo as directed to stop itching and relieve eczema pimples rashes dandruff and chafing. Zemo penetrates cleanses and soothes the skin providing a clean dependable remedy available in 35c 60c and 1.00 bottles.
Divorce Granted Over Nagging Complaint in Hammond
In Hammond Indiana on May 24 William Elliot was granted a divorce in Superior Court citing his wife’s nagging prevented him from sleeping. The couple married last July and separated in October.
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Times Special
Hammond
Ind
William Elliot
Meridian Hills horse show draws forty entries
Forty thoroughbreds compete Saturday at the Meridian Hills Country Club show with cash prizes totaling 200 dollars and ribbons. A special ring is arranged and a new barn houses the horses. Judge is R. E. Goddard of Harrodsburg Kentucky.
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Meridian Hills Country Club
R. E. Goddard
Harrodsburg
G. H. Gammon
John W. Murray
Audrey Pugh
Pastime Stables
Dora Sinclair
Thomas Sinclair
Gayle B. Wolfe
Helen M. Eastman
Donald L. Rose
James Adams
And
R. A. MacGill
Paul V. Hawkins
George Williams, Jr
Bruce Williams
Edward G. Franzen
Solon Osler
Grace Watson Ducknall
Elsie Thornton
E. D. Moore
A. Hastings Fiske
Judy Chambers
W. A. Beahm
George Patton
H. J. Lacey
C. B. Keller
A. V. Levey
Renee W. Clapper
Donald West
Bloomington Police Chief Indicted for Assault
Monroe County grand jury returned an indictment charging Police Chief F. H. Hancock with assault and battery after an investigation into a dispute with Charles Nelson over a cashed check. The case arises from an incident in Bloomington, Indiana.
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Bloomington
Times Special
Ind
F. H. Hancock
Monroe County Grand Jury
Hancock
Charles Nelson
Nelson
Sleepless Nights and the Liver Health Link
An advertisement claims sleepless nights stem from toxic liver burden and suggests ox gall as a remedy. It promotes Dioxel tablets made from ox gall, marketed as a tasteless stimulant with a free sample offer through Haag Drug Co.
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Haag Drug Co
Bishops Chosen by Methodists
United Press reports the Methodist Episcopal conference opened the seventh ballot to complete bishop selection after two bishops were chosen on the prior ballots. Dr Raymond J Wade of Chicago and Dr J C Baker of Urbana Ill already secured seats, with Dr Lewis O Hartman of Boston a potential third bishop though his sixth ballot support slipped from 453 to 410.
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United Press
Kansas City
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Raymond J. Wade
Chicago
J. C. Baker
Urbana
Til
Baker
Wesley Foundation
Lewis O. Hartman
Boston
Zinon’s Herald
Church
Zillmer Named New Superintendent of State Home
Governor announces Charles A. Zillmer adjutant at Lafayette State Soldiers and Sailors Home will replace Col. William A. Louden as superintendent effective June 30 after trustees recommended the appointment.
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Charles A. Zillmer
Lafayette
William A. Louden
Pittsburgh Woman Sues Bishop for 100000 Damages
Mrs Nell M Browne of Pittsburgh sues Roland P Bishop Jr in Los Angeles for 100000 alleging slander and damage to her reputation in discussions with mutual friends. Bishop is described as the son of a wealthy Los Angeles family.
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Nell M. Browne
Pittsburgh
Roland P. Bishop, Jr
Los Angeles
Bishop
Voting Machines Save $21 per precinct in Michigan City
A report on the May 8 primary election expenses shows that new voting machines reduced costs by 21 dollars per precinct in Michigan City Indiana.
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Times
Michigan City
Ind
Senate aides choose chairs for GOP convention
Officials expect Senator Simeon D. Fess to chair and Senator George H. Moses to be permanent chair at Kansas City. Reed Smoot may lead the resolutions committee with a non senator leading credentials. Moses will notify the presidential nominee of his selection while Fess informs the VP candidate. Mummies with gold-filled teeth are noted in the text.
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Washington
United States Senate
Kansas City
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Reed Smoot
Utah
Chaiman
Resolutions Committee
Moses
Fess
Vaudeville Star Endorses Konjola in Indianapolis Campaign
Indianapolis vaudeville comedian H. H. Thompson known as the Komedy King endorses Konjola as a cure for stomach ulcers gastritis and indigestion. He cites a three week recovery and improved energy after using the medicine sold at Hook Drug Store Indiana and Washington Streets Indianapolis.
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United States
Indianapolis
Konjola
H. H. Thompson
Komedian
Mr. Thompson
Lincoln St
Hook's Drug Store
Illinois
Washington Sts
Hook Drugstore
Ely
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Loew's Palace
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BY Helen Ashcraft
Nolan
Budget Committee
Bayer
Toledo
Detroit
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Monument Circle
Union Station
J. N. Lemon
Division
F. P. Parker
Baltimore Ave
All
Oakes CO
Cleveland Corporation
Ngaiy
MUS
Washington ST
Dresh
Dresh Ves
I. U
Indiana Trust CO
Meridian Hills
Zillmer
Louden
C. B. Dyer, Jeweler
Massachusetts Ave
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Fribday
Fee National Furniture Company
S.S.S
Ideal Furniture Company
W. Wash
Bad
Senate
G. O. P. Saddle
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