Betting Laws to Go Before City Council Tonight
City council members planned to introduce two ordinances targeting betting on baseball games and horse races. A taxi regulation bill would place the safety board in charge of cab oversight. The panels seek to curb wagering by phone or telegraph and restrict paraphernalia linked to bets while addressing cab fares and traffic safety.
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Real Estate Board Launches Campaign in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Real Estate Board appoints Albert J. Quigley as chairman of the publicity committee to lead a drive urging the public to buy real estate. Frank A. Throop Willis N. Coval C. B. Durham Howard Fieber and M. M. Miller assist as campaign members as president T. E. Grinslade says the goal is to revive public confidence and interest in real estate with a broad advertising push.
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Indianapolis Real Estate Board Today
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Willis N. Coval
C. B. Durham
Howard Fieber
M. M. Miller
T. E. Grinslade
Unreality Topic Centered in Indianapolis Churches
Sunday lesson at Churches of Christ Scientist in Indianapolis explored unreality using Bible verses from Philippians 4 6 8. The discourse emphasized prayer supplication with thanksgiving and dwelling on virtuous thoughts to calm hearts and minds through Christ.
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Indianapolis
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Hoosier Legion Sends 800 To American Convention
Indiana crowds lead a delegation of 800 Legionnaires opening the American Legion convention in Boston. Hoosier members traveled on two special trains from Vincennes and Indianapolis, with a 125 member Legion band performing a public concert Tuesday night. Leaders include Forest A. Harness Kokomo department commander and Lloyd L. Young Vincennes department commander elect, with Mrs Elizabeth Haymond Edinburg and Mrs Lenora Russell Peeled as department presidents.
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Indianapolis
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Kokomo
Lloyd L. Young
Elizabeth Haymond
Edinburg
The
Legion Auxiliary
Lenora Russell
Pee Eld
Gangster Quizzed in Mystery Shooting
Detectives questioned Arthur Dampier a gangster and hijacker arrested Sunday as a suspect in the Sept. 2 shooting of Ray Welsh. Welsh, who was wounded in the abdomen, refused to name his attacker as police and deputies suspect a hijacking gang targeted his liquor cache.
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Ray Welsh
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City Hospital
Dampier
Theft suspects held after Kroger robbery in Waterloo
Two youths were detained by police for an alleged Sunday night robbery at the Kroger on East Michigan Street. Suspects are Tom McAnderson and Charles, both 16, from Waterloo Iowa, accused of stealing cigarettes valued at 55 dollars. An unrelated 34 year old, Joe Jenkins, was held on charges of attempting to enter a business at 1107 South Senate Avenue.
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Charles
Waterloo
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Capitol Avenue
Local Mercator Delegates Gather for Luncheon in Columbia Club
Guests from Mercator clubs in Cincinnati, Dayton, and Louisville will meet the Indianapolis club at the Columbia club for a luncheon Tuesday. White L. Moss of Louisville will be guest of honor. Ralph Daugherty, Indianapolis president, announces Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan will attend and Albert Stump will speak.
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Ralph Daugherty
Reginald H. Sullivan
Albert Stump
Young Chicago man slain in mysterious attack
Edward D. Fitzgerald 25 son of a Democratic precinct captain was killed near his home. He worked for the Chicago sanitary district when a battered car pulled up and three men emerged. Two fired into his abdomen and fled, leaving Fitzgerald to die at a hospital a few hours later.
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Firemen begin Fire Prevention Week inspections
Twenty five Indianapolis firemen from the fire prevention bureau start a citywide inspection drive. The southeast sector between Madison and Keystone and Troy avenue leads off with planned tours through Tuesday on the east side Rhodius park and Municipal gardens on Thursday. Garfield park shelter house hosts a 7 30 movie tonight with further public meetings at Brook park Rhodius park Municipal gardens and Christamore community. Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan issued a proclamation urging fire prevention awareness.
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Christamore
Reginald H. Sullivan
Coroner to Probe Hunting Accident Involving De Vault
Coroner C. H. Keever said he would investigate the death of Harry De Vault 20 son of motor policeman Robert De Vault 6532 Cornell Avenue. De Vault died Sunday at city hospital after being shot by Irvin Hurley 20 of 6420 Bellefontaine Street as he stepped from behind a tree during a rabbit hunt. Richard Spellman 17 another hunter helped bring the youth to town after the shooting near Westfield Road and Sixty seventh Street.
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Sixty-seventh Street
Labor Fed Demands Beer at Convention
The American Federation of Labor executive council calls for beer of 2.75 percent alcohol content. The report backs modification of the Volstead Act to allow manufacture sale and distribution of such beer. It also outlines an unemployment program with shorter hours and public works as key measures. President Hoover to address the convention at 3 p.m.
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Freight truck line petition filed for Ft Wayne to Richmond
Eugene Fox of Portland filed with the public service commission a petition to operate a freight truck line between Fort Wayne and Richmond. The filing requests authority to run the service and establish routes and rates as per regulatory procedures.
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Richmond
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Portland
Lame Ducks Ten Hold Power In Next Congress
Scripps Howard summarizes that ten of ninety six senators are lame ducks with six retiring and four defeated leaving uncertain fate for nine more. House figures Louis Crump ton S Wallace Dempsey and John C Box poised to push favorite policies before leaving.
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Funeral Rites Set For Mrs Hine 30
Last rites for Mrs Wilma Davis Hine 30 of 701 Carlyle Place who died Saturday in Methodist Hospital will be held Tuesday at 10 in Downey Avenue Christian church Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery She was on staff at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music wife of Dr A B Hine and contributed comedy dramas and child monologues for radio stations She belonged to Downey Avenue Christian church Zeta Tau Alpha Butler University Civic Theatre Society Survivors include husband her parents Mr and Mrs E M Davis Dayton Ohio two sisters Mrs Elmer Cool Dayton and Mrs John J Schlosser Frankfort and a brother Glen Davis Dayton
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Carlyle Place
Methodist Hospital
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Civic Theatre Society
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Dayton
John J. Schlosser
Frankfort
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Democrats to Open Campaign Thursday in Marion County
Frederick Van Nuys will be principal speaker at the Marion county Democratic campaign mass meeting in Tom linson hall Thursday night. H. Nathan Swaim announces. Evans Woollen will preside with Fay Terrill and county candidates introduced. Other speakers include James E. Deery Mayor Réginald H. Sullivan and Louis Ludlow among others.
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United States
Marion County
Tomlinson Hall
H. Nathan Swaim
Evans Woollen
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Swaim
Reginaldh. Sullivan
L. Ert Slack
Louis Ludlow
Frank C. Dailey
Henry L. Dithmer
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