Highway officials visit to inspect Hoosier roads in Indiana
Chief Thomas H. McDonald of the Bureau of Public Roads and members of the American Association of State Highway Officials visit Indiana to inspect Hoosier roads. Indiana highway leaders drive to meet them in Chicago, host luncheons, and plan breakfasts and park luncheon stops with Governor Jackson and other officials. The party includes officials from Denver, Illinois, Washington, St. Paul, Wyoming, Ames, and others.
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Thomas H. McDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Washington,d. C
American Association of State Highway Officals
State Highway Department
Indianapolis Athletic Club
John D. Wil
Illinois
W. C. Markham
Washington, D. C
C. M. Babcock
St. Paul
Z. E. Levinson
Wyoming
F. R. White
Ames
Iowa
Two Injured in Three Crashes
Mrs. Claria Hagerhorst 65 of 1342 Barth Ave suffered a fractured leg and head cuts after being struck near Ft. Wayne Ave and Ogden St witnesses say she stopped before a car driven by Mrs. Chauncey Smith 2029 College Ave Melvee Young 5 of 1225 Massachusetts Ave was bruised by a car driven by Ray Gist 19 of 2022 Hillside Ave near her home Forrest Jones 34 of 228 W Fourteenth St was charged with reckless driving and speeding after his car struck a car stopped at a Capitol Ave and Fall Creek traffic sign driven by Ruth Snodgrass 37 W Twenty-First St
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Claria Hagerhorst
Barth Ave
Ft. Wayne Ave
Ogden St
Chauncey Smith
College Ave
Melvee Young
Massachusetts Ave
Ray Gist
Hillside Ave
Forrest Jones
Fourteenth St
Capitol Ave
Fall Creek
Ruth Snodgrass
Twenty-First St
Judge Fines Himself In Traffic Court Gaffe
Stockton Police Judge Cecil S Johnston appears in his own traffic court and admits making a left turn on Main Street. He fines himself five dollars for the offense, noting the usual fine is one dollar. He also commends the officer who cited him.
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Stockton
Cal
Cecil S. Johnston
Cecil
Johnston
Main Street
Pleasure Car Races Discussed by Auto Engineers
The Society of Automotive Engineers convention in French Lick Indiana discussed plans for amateur automobile races. Delegates said engineers want more speed and that swifter cars could be built to allow amateur drivers to compete in races.
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United Press
French Lick
Ind
Society of Automotive Engineers
S S S Rheumatism Remedy Advertisement
Unverified testimonial touts S. S. S. as a long standing vegetable tonic that relieves rheumatic pains by removing the cause. Carl C. Campbell of Johnson City Tennessee cites recovery after trying various medicines and Hot Springs treatment. The ad claims plant roots provide nourishment and that the larger bottle offers better value.
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S.S. S
Carl C. Campbell
West Main Street
Johnson City
Tenn
Longevity Trends: 1927 Births Expect Longer Lives
London report cites registrar general S P Vivian saying men born 1838 to 1854 reach 49 now, while boys born today may live to 56 and girls to about four years longer than men of that cohort. English men are living longer.
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London
S. P. Vivian
Want Ad In The Times Promises Real Results
Classified notice urges readers to place want ads in The Times for immediate results. Highlights a quick turnaround and broad audience reach with affordable rates and prominent display options.
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TIMES
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