Shortridge High initiates sixty-one into honor society
At the Spink-Arms banquet on Wednesday night Shortridge High School faculty honored sixty-one seniors elected to the National High School Honor Society. Leaders spoke on character scholarship and service. Miss Ellen Matthews, Myron Tatek, and George Buck attended with remarks and pledges. Mrs Rosa Mikels presented initiates. auxiliary members contributed to a home fund.
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Shortridge High School
Ellen Matthews
Wiliam N. Otto
Rosa Mikels
George Buck
Myron Tatek
Youths Freed After Robbery Sentences In Indiana
Two colored youths previously sentenced to ten to twenty one years in the Indiana Reformatory for auto banditry and grand larceny were returned to Criminal Court by Judge James A. Collins and discharged. Eugene Letridge and Clarence Jones were released. two others confessed to the robbery.
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Indiana Reformany
Criminal
James A. Collins
Eugene Leftridge
Clarence Jones
Burial at Bloomington for Mrs Craven
Mrs. Craven 50 of 2153 Alabama St died from gas asphyxiation Wednesday night. Services at 2 p m Friday in Bloomington where she will be buried, following brief 8 a m home services. Her husband Arthur Craven assistant treasurer of the Indiana Trust Company found her dead in the kitchen.
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Arthur Craven
Alabama St
Bloomington
Craven
Indiana Trust Company
Rinard Sues City for 3000 Damage in Indianapolis Court
Mrs. Frances C. Rinard filed a $3,000 damage suit in Superior Court Four naming the City of Indianapolis as defendant. The complaint alleges injuries from an incident in Indianapolis on a date not stated in the fragment. Evidence and further details were not provided in the readable text.
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City of
Indianapolis
Superior Court
Frances C. Rinard
Woman Injured Tripping Over Machinery on Pratt Street
A woman was injured after tripping over machinery on the sidewalk in the 1800 block of Pratt Street. Police and responding units assisted at the scene and transported the injured person for medical evaluation.
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Pratt St
Rooms for Speed way Visitors
Indianapolis visitors to the Speedway race will need lodging with private homes. List your room for rent on the Want Ad page by calling Main 36500. A three line ad for three days costs 99c. The Indianapolis Times Want Ad Department.
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Indianapolis
Want
The
Indianapolis Times
A S M E Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Indianapolis section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers elected Dean A A Potter of Lafayette Ind as chairman for the coming year. Other officers chosen Wednesday night include Daniel B Luten as vice chairman Homer Rupard as secretary treasurer T N Wynne and Frederick C Atkinson as directors all from Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Dean A. A. Potter
Lafayette
Ind
Com
Daniel B. Luten
Homer Rupard
T. N. Wynne
Frederick C. Atkinson
Selig Fined for Assault on English Avenue
Farris Selig of 932 English Ave was fined $10 and costs by Criminal Judge James A. Collins on an assault and battery charge. Murphy Burton of 923 English Ave testified that Selig stabbed him five times in a quarrel over a dollar bill.
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Farris Selig
English Ave
James A. Collins
Murphy Burton
Selig
Grain Marketing Company petition debated by Indiana securities panel
The Indiana Securities Commission weighs approval or rejection of Grain Marketing Company of Chicago to dispose of 1 million dollars in preferred stock. Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam submitted the opinion to Secretary of State Frederick E. Schortemeier. The Indiana Farm Bureau Federation opposes the sale, citing prior limits of preferred stock to 200 percent of common stock.
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Grain Marketing Company
Chicago
Indiana
State Securities Commission
Arthur L. Gilliam
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Woman runs flower shop tied to liquor operation
Mrs Hannah Means 54 of 2150 E Thirty Fourth St and two men Saltmarsh 58 and Magsan 34 were charged with operating a blind tiger in a raid on the Prittle Flower Shop 306 N Delaware St. Police found a Boston bag with half pint bottles of white mule malt hops and bottle cappers in the shop. Saltmarsh showed a half pint bottle of colored whisky he claimed he bought for 1.
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Hannah Means
E. Thirty-Fourth St
Prittle
Delaware St
Boston
Charles E. Saltmarsh
Meridian Sr
Fred Magsan
Delaware &Jr
Blind Tigers
Saltmarsh
Report on fatal scalding deflects blame at Eastern hospital
John A. Brown secretary of the State board of charities prepared a report on the May 18 fatal scalding of Landy Jackson patient at Eastern hospital for the insane. Claude Williams attendant was charged with responsibility by the county coroner at Richmond. Brown said officials could not be blamed.
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John A. Brown
State Board of Charities
Landy Jackson
Eastern Hospital
Claude Williams
Richmond
Brown
Four Drivers Slated on Police Charge List
Police slated four motorists on Wednesday night. Charles Robinett 32 of 3443 School St was charged with assault and battery disorderly conduct and driving while intoxicated. William B Douglass 34 of Twenty Seventh and Bellefontaine Sts charged with driving while intoxicated. Emory Faust 46 of 602 E North St and E Volkert 30 of 1309 Lawton St charged with speeding.
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Charles Robinett
School St
William B. Douglass
Industries Fund to Be Considered at Chamber Luncheon
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce industries committee is set to discuss raising a proposed fund to promote local industries at today's luncheon. Chairman G. M. Williams and President Frank E. Fishback conferred recently on the project.
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Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce Industries Committee
G. M. Williams
Frank 8. Fishback
Pole Color Debate Delays Downtown Electric Standards
Board of works members on Wednesday failed to pick between gray and dark green for new downtown electric light standards. Merchants Heat and Light Company recommends gray to blend with buildings in this era of 10g. Some members favor emerald hue with a decision scheduled Friday.
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Board of Works
Merchants Heat and Light Company
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