Taggart arrives for convention at McCulloch HQ
Ex-Senator Tom Taggart arrives from French Lick to McCulloch headquarters and backs a June 5 convention ticket to reduce taxes and pay state debt. He predicts Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch as Indiana governor and Senator M. Ralston as president, urging a thorough American plank on the Ku Klux Klan issue.
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Camp Shank Boosted By Chamber of Commerce
Members of the Chamber of Commerce will assist U S naval reserve authorities in expanding the Camp Shank training camp on White River near Riverside Park. Henry L. Dithmer, president, names a list of senior and junior chamber members to oversee. Camp Shank opens June 16 and runs through September 15.
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Funeral planned for Martin Mulhern after Indiana crash
Martin Mulhern age 39 of 838 Meikel Street died from injuries at St. Vincent Hospital after a two vehicle crash at Lochlie Crossing near Franklin Indiana. Two other men died and two more were injured in the collision involving an Interstate Traction Company car. Chamber of Commerce members invited to Cornell Alumni Association luncheon at the Lincoln where Lucius B. Swift will discuss mishandling of the police department as shown by a Chamber investigation.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce elects new officers
Ford Barnickel Jr is elected president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Other officers chosen Wednesday include T Earl Robinson first vice president Albert L Rust second vice president William E Hedderick third vice president and directors Gus Schrader Robert Thompson and Russell Secrest.
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Tax Board Raises 266 Public Utilities Valuations
The State tax board values 266 public utilities higher than 1923 by 11,802,417 dollars bringing total assessments to 111,763,251 dollars. Indianapolis Water Company and Indiana Bell Telephone Company saw the largest increases.
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Aged Hamilton County Woman Dies at 98
Laura Owen Knight aged 98, the oldest woman in Hamilton County, died Wednesday night in Noblesville. Funeral arrangements are being made. She is survived by two daughters Mrs. Marcus O'Rear and Mrs. Weston Revis.
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Weight Puzzle Reveals Small Ball Truths and Weights
The solution shows two bottom shelves remove six balls each to prove a large ball weighs twice a medium ball. Then top rows remove a large and two medium balls, and eliminate three small balls to link middle to small balls. Each row equals 18 small balls, weighs 45 pounds, giving 2.5 pounds per small ball.
Medics Push Publicity for Indiana Medical Association
The Indiana State Medical Association will push its publicity program with endorsement from Indiana public health officers who closed their annual conference at Claypool. Dr. J. H. Stygall serves as publicity director. State health board speakers at the closing session included Dr. H. W. McKane epidemiologist Dr. A. Tilaar and others.
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City Cabinet Sets First Post Primary Meeting
Mayor Shank convened department heads at 10 a m in his office for the administration's first cabinet gathering since the primary. Topics to be considered were not disclosed early today.
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