City Considers Bond Issue to Cover Deficits
City officials contemplate another bond issue of 80 000 to cover deficits in operations including lighting, health board and 1928 lighting bills. The move faces a small bonding margin of 2 800 000 with 10 911 000 already bonded. Officials prefer temporary loans to limit tax impact, while some advocate bonds to avoid 1931 tax rise.
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City General
Sullivan
Health Board
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William H. Book
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Elder
Five Thousand Descendants Gather for Brigham Young Birth
Five thousand descendants of Brigham Young will assemble in Salt Lake City on Saturday to celebrate the Mormon leader's birth anniversary. Young led pioneers to settle Salt Lake City in 1847, and about five thousand direct descendants now live in the area.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Brigham Young
Plains
Indiana Properties of Pennsylvanian Railroad Fall in Value
State tax board reports 1929 property assessments at 144,296,421 and 1930 at 143,946,781. Indiana properties tied to the Pennsylvania railroad system show a total decrease of 349,640 in value.
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Indiana
State
Lethal Car Suicide Near Bethlehem
Alfred Frey aged 48, father of ten, killed himself in his car at Flicksville near Bethlehem by tying a severed inner tube to the exhaust and feeding the other end into the tonneau.
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Alfred Frey
Flicksville
Here
Mayor Sullivan Calls Crime Curb via Education and Faith
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan urged crime reduction through education and religion at a Northwood Christian church fellowship dinner. He said if every citizen joined a church the city could reduce the 550 police officers materially.
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Reginald H. Sullivan
Northwood Christian Church
Sullivan
Government forces seize Hsuchang after three day bombardment
Shanghai reports government forces captured Hsuchang in Henan province on Thursday after a three day bombardment per Kuo Min News Agency dispatch.
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United Press Shanghai
Hsuchang
Henan Province
Kuo Min
Rickenbacker says Indianapolis future rests on aviation
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, head of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, argues the city’s development hinges on aviation. He told the Indianapolis Real Estate Board that locating aviation allied industries here could spur growth and announced expansion plans for the speedway to host 200000 at the Memorial Day race within three years.
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Indianapolis
Eddie Rickenbacker
Detroit
Mich
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Rickenbacker
Mexico
Arson Trial to Resume Next Week in Local Case
The arson trial of Reese A. Maxwell, former county grand jury member, will resume Monday before Special Judge Joseph M. Milner. Roy Brown, alleged accomplice, is to testify. Brown reportedly turned state evidence with Frances Lelota Miller, a third member of the trio. Also noted is the claim that Swansea hosts the world’s oldest railway opened in 1807 with a horse drawn five mile track.
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Brown
Frances Lelota Miller
Reese A. Maxwell
Joseph M. Milner
Roy Brown
Swansea
England
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