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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1923

Page

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Death Is Better Than Disgrace Of Girl Says Father

Evansville May 25 Times Special reports J T Davis a railroad conductor and father of Lillian Davis 22 who is alleged to have embezzled over 4500 as bookkeeper for Sanders Bolling Piano Co. authorities are baffled by her disappearance. Lillian confessed and promised to make good while Bonnell Sales Co notes a 3000 shortage traced to a year.

Times Evansville Ind Lillian J. T. Davis Howell Sanders-Bolling Piano Company Lillian Davis Miss Davis Lilian Bonnell Sales Company Charles Bonnell

Rockefeller funds back rural school plan in Indiana counties

The General Education Board of the Rockefeller Foundation will appropri ate funds to test experiments in rural school management in two Indiana counties. State Superintendent Benjamin J. Burris said the move mirrors the failed county unit plan approved by the Legislature. An additional division for school house construction and planning is funded, with total appropriations estimated at $50,000.

Indiana General Education Board Rockefeller Foundation Benjamin J. Burris Burris

Plan Memorial Service at Greenlawn Cemetery Sunday

Decoration day services for Confederate prisoners of war will be held at Greenlawn Cemetery Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Judge A Z Wiley delivers the address, with D T Craigg giving the invocation. The Southern Club chorus sings and Mrs Wbh Long recites a poem. Services end with placing flowers on the Confederate monument. Greenlawn to be sold to Traction Realty for a $1,000,000 freight terminal project.

Old Greenlawn Cemetery A. Z. Wiley D. T. Craigg Southern Club W. Bh. Long Greenlawn Cemetery Traction Realty Company

Legislature Passes Act on Moving Bodies

Act approved by the last Legislature orders the movement of bodies. Details on implementation and affected sites were not included in the brief excerpt.

Ad Club Vote Battle Selects Independent Ticket

The insurgents in the Ad Club nominate Tracy W. Ellis for president Harry Noel for vice president Phillip Kerr for treasurer Earl Shea and J B Ryde for directors to oppose the regular slate led by Frank S Chance president Don Bridge vice president O T Roberts treasurer Briant Sando and Jesse E Hanft with officers to be elected next Thursday.

Tracy W. Ellis Harry Noel Phillip Kerr Earl Shea J. B. Ryde Frank S. Chance Don Bridge O. T. Roberts Briant Sando Jesse E. Hanft

Park Board Adopts Damage Roll for Butler Site Access

The park board adopted a damage roll for land along Forty Ninth Street from Boulevard Place to Sunset Avenue to widen the street as an entrance to Butler University. A hearing on the roll is set for June 7. The board also scheduled continued hearings on the Pleasant Run Boulevard extension and noted eighty six parcels remain to be finalized.

Forty-Ninth St Boulevard Pl Sunset Ave Park Board Forty- Ninth St Butler University Pleasant Run Blvd Shelby Prospect Sts

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