Mr Fixit Tackles City Safety and Sewer Complaints
Walter Monroe leads sewer root removal efforts as citizens complain of dangerous parking in safety zones on Capitol Ave and Sixteenth St. Mr Fixit is urged to push city officials for action on unsafe parking and street conditions, plus sewer main expansions and street repairs on Shelby and Eighteenth Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Monroe
Street Commissioners’ Office
Mr. Fixit
Times
City Hall
Capitol Ave
Sixteenth St
N. Illinois St
Sixteenth and
Eleventh Sts
A. Devine
Mary Moore
Police Accident Prevention Bureau
Fixit
Engineering Department
Board of Works
Shelby St
Holliday
Bean Creek
Martin St
Carson
State Aves
Pleasant Run-Bean Creek
Kessler Blvd
Speedway Blvd
Eighteenth St
Goodlet Ave
Park Board
Stolen Auto Reports List Local Owners and Addresses
Automobiles bearing the Reca plate and other markings are reported stolen. Owners listed include Dwight Shaw at 5264 College Ave Ford 600 665 from east Union Station. William Schabler at 1130S Meridian St Ford from Meridian Morris. William Carson at 1041 Hosbrook St Ford M 584 from Merrill Virginia. J J Kelley at 600 Madison Ave Ford 653 660 from Delaware Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Shaw
College Ave
Ford
Union Station
William Schabler
Meridian St
Meridian
Morris Sts
William Carson
Hosbrook St
Merrill St
Virginia Ave
J. J. Kelley
Madison Ave
Delaware and
Ohio Sts
Police recover three automobiles tied to residents
Automobiles reported found by police belong to Bernice Carpenter of 368 W Tenth St Ford at Capitol Ave and St Clair St. Earl Unverson of 620 Superior St Willys Knight at Capitol Ave and Twelfth St. Charle Alvion of 2540 Central Ave Ford at Morris St and Tibbs Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Carpenter
Tenth St
Ford
Capitol Ave
St. Clair St
Earl Unverson
Superior St
Willys-Knight
Twelfth St
Charle Alvion
Central Ave
Morris St
Tibbs ‘Ave
Foley's Honey and Tar Claims Safe for Children
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy for children and a trusted treatment for decades. A customer from Spiro Oklahoma praises its effectiveness against coughs and colds, urging readers to avoid substitute products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
FOLEY
J. R. Dennis
Spiro
Oklahoma
World's Champion Cow at Show Named Grahamholm
Grahamholm Colantha Pauline Segis weighing 1426 pounds of butter produced in a year is crowned world's champion senior 4 year old butter producer at the National Dairy Association show. Owned by Dr. Christopher Graham of Rochester Minnesota, she is a Holstein with distinguished ancestry. Posters at the dairy show praise the cow as the foster mother of the human race.
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Grahamholm Colantha
Pauline Segis
National Dairy Association
Grahamholm
Christopher Graham
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros
Virginia
Dismissal Sought in McCormick Trust Suit Over 7.5 Million
Motions to dismiss the Harold F. McCormick case were filed in Federal Court by Edith Rockefeller McCormick and Equitable Trust Company. The action seeks to bar Edith from a 7.5 million trust fund from John D. Rockefeller. The suit, brought for infant Anne Oser, hinges on New York jurisdiction and possible trial in New York.
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Harold F. McCormick
Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
McCormick
Equitable Trust Company of
New York
Anne Oser
Mathilda McCormick
Max Oser
Baltzell
Indianapolis
Jury to decide fate of McCabe in third trial
Gary Indiana October 10 United Press juries near three verdicts in the McCabe murder case as Alex McCabe faces a possible life sentence for the alleged killing of Thad Fancher. The State rested after rebuttal witnesses and the jury was to begin deliberations before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Gary
Ind
Alex McCabe
McCabe
Thad Fancher
Rotary Club to Install Officers and Host Denmark Guest
The Indianapolis Rotary Club will install its new officers in the Riley room at the Claypool and host T. C. Thomsen of Copenhagen to speak. Indianapolis resident Clifford Goldsmith known as Professor Happy will close with a humorous lecture on the National Daily Show. Discovery Day Golf Tournament is set for noon at Highland Golf and Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Rotary Club
Riley
Claypool
T. C. Thomsen
Rotary International
Rotary Club
Copenhagen
Denmark
Clifford Goldsmith
Indianapolis
Happy
Discovery Day
Rotarians
Highland Golf and Country Club
Church Club Meets First Season Dinner At Presbyterian Church
More than 300 people attended the Men's Club season opening dinner at the First Presbyterian Church on Friday night. The Rev. Frederick F. Shannon, pastor of the Central Congregational Church, spoke on The Fifth Wheel of Human Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Frederick F. Shannon
Central Congregational Church
Forgetting Cost Him $1,000
A prominent Indianapolis businessman paid $1,000 after forgetting a signed contract for Ixryl's band to perform. The band of 125 appeared in concert abroad, with no theater booked or advertising done, leaving the man to cover the guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneck FT. Wash
Ind
Ixryl
Europe
Indiana Tribune Boosts Local Newspaper Stock
The Indiana State Tribune Company files the capital stock increase from 20000 to 30000 with secretary of state. Stockholders meeting September 23 at 113 W. Georgia St set 576 shares with Freking as president holding 490 and others on smaller allotments. Directors expanded by four new members.
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Indiana State Tribune Company
Georgia St
Henry L. Freking
Ralph E. Race
Charles Remster
Carl L. Cue
Frank Etter
William Sam Matthews
Zelia K. West
Margaret E. Polock
B. J. Cartner
Charles A. Hack
J. McCurry
J. M. Whitesides
Peter Holzer
Will B. Cartner
E. M. Services
James A. Hughes
John DePrez
Frank McConaughy
John Reidelbach
Jury Recommends Death for Indiana Murderer in Crown Point
In Crown Point Indiana jurors urged the death penalty for Peter Jankowski for the murder of war veteran Andy Higton after a brief deliberation. Jack Watson, tried alongside him, received a life sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Crown Point
Ind
Peter Jankowski
Andy Higton
Indiana
Jack Watson
Jankowski
Elected Leaders Named at Optimists Club Meeting
Walter J. Pray of Benham Pray Company was chosen president of the Optimists Club at Claypool on Friday. Other officers include Albert Smith as first vice president John Dubue as second vice president Russell Goodrich as treasurer and W Scott Smith as sergeant at arms. Directors named are Fred S. Duesenberg and Leroy Zapf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Pray
Benham-Pray Company
Optimists Club
Claypool
Albert
Smith
John Dubue
Russell Goodrich
W. Scott Smith
Fred S. Duesenberg
Leroy Zapf
Indiana Chamber of Commerce to outline All Indiana campaign
The general booster committee and managing director George H. Mosser will meet Wednesday to outline campaign plans. Thursday the committee report will go to the State Chamber directors and Indiana Commercial Secretaries Association officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
George H. Mosser
Indiana
State Chamber
Indiana Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Flower shows planned by Hammond park officials
Hammond park officials have arranged three seasonal flower shows. The first show will be held Thanksgiving Day featuring chrysanthemum displays, with additional exhibitions planned for Easter and Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hammond
Ind
Beech Grove Citizens Sued By Coach Line
A $50,000 damages suit and restraining order were filed in Superior Court Four against fifteen Beech Grove residents over alleged threats intimidation and boycotts aimed at hindering the South Side Motor Coach Company. The action names town officials and business owners, citing boycotts against local services and interference with bus operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Motor Coach Company
Beech Grove
Superior Court
Scheckel
Henry C. Adams
William Gillen
Brandsit Silly Willard
Winfield S. Newcomer
Lewis C. Dukes
William R. Wheat
Nelson Thompson
Harry Dodd
Walter Newman
Jonathan Brinson
Thomas A. Gill
Albert Hendricks
Sethis Mendenhall
Henry Co. Marine
Carl W. Ross
Joseph Dutton
William Geschwilder
Beech Grove Traction Company
Frost Lingers at City Market Hurt Fresh Produce
Friday night frost cut home grown fruits and vegetables at the city market house. Late arrivals included chest nuts at 50 cents a pound and large Persian melons at 1.25 to 1.40 each. Prices were higher for oranges and other staples with butter at 65 cents a pound and eggs at 50 cents a dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Tolerance Urged at Democratic Leaders Meeting
Meredith Nicholson urged tolerance and kindness at a Democratic leaders gathering at the Elks Club Friday night. He said Walter Myers’s election would allow space in magazines to tell the nation of a safe, sound government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Nicholson
Elks Club
Walter Myers
Nicholson
Gas rates boosted for Vincennes and Sheridan customers
Public service commission ordered rate hikes after valuing Central States Gas Co at 750000. Rates start at 1.25 per thousand for the first 400 cubic feet, rise to 2.45 for the next 1600, then fall to 1.75 for usage beyond 4000 cubic feet. Similar increases were ordered for Sheridan gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Public Service Commission
Central States Gas Company
Sheridan
Fairview Church Builds New Sunday School House
A Fairview Presbyterian congregation began a 24 by 60 foot stucco Sunday School building at Forty-Second Street and Capitol Avenue. By noon it was half finished with labor donated by R H Shelhorn and his company and by church volunteers. The Men’s Bible Class and Live Wire Class plan to meet in the new space Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aladdin
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Forty-Second St
Capitol Ave
R. H. Shelhorn
Weekend crime wave hits city with two hold ups
Police faced a wave of incidents with two hold ups late Friday night and early today. A barefoot bandit sought for robbing Emma Khazian of two rings valued at 135 dollars. One suspect was arrested as a man fled with a gun from Kenneth White at a Standard Oil Station. Burglaries were also reported including a Real estate agent William Low Rice losing curtains and shades, Mrs Dan McGuire's pension check and money, Jack Richards' trousers, a colored man stealing an overcoat, and Frank De Long's new suit from a parked auto.
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Emma Khazian
Pomander Pl
Golden Hill
North Side
Kenneth White
Twenty- Third St
Standard Oil
Davidson and
Michigan Sts
White
William Low Rice
State Life
Kenwood Ave
Dan McGuire
Roosevelt Ave
Jack Richards
Rochester Ave
J. Rambatz
Washington St
Frank DeLong
New Augusta
Ind
Woman Driver Freed In Drunken Driving Case
Mrs. Cressy Jones of Miley Avenue was freed after a judge suspended a ten day sentence for driving while drunk. She received a ten dollar fine plus costs and faced additional penalties in earlier drunkenness charges. Mrs. Emma Finer of Morris Street was discharged on drunkenness charges after also facing fines and short prison terms.
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Cressy Jones
Miley Ave
Emma Finer
E. Morris St
Jones
Belmont Ave
W. Tenth St
James A. Collins
Boy held for false fire alarm near Meridian and South
Roy Ketenbaum, 16, of 10508 Illinois St. is charged with pulling a false fire alarm. Motor Policemen McMahon and Tremp arrested him after the department answered the alarm at Meridian and South Streets Friday as the Manual High School football team left for a game.
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Roy Ketenbaum
Illinois St
McMahon and
Tremp
Meridian and
South Sts
Manual High
Former mayor sentenced to prison in prohibition case
William Callahan, former mayor of Bicknell Indiana, was affirmed by the U S Court of Appeals in a two year prison term and 1500 dollar fine for conspiracy to violate the prohibition law confirming lower court verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Callahan
Bicknell
Ind
United States Court of Appeals
Callahan
Banks Open Despite Discovery Day Observance
Banks, trust companies and stores will stay open on Discovery Day while schools adjust observances. No bank holiday for students as some schools plan appropriate activities.
Judge Fines Doddy Delatore in Assault Case
Criminal Judge James A. Collins fined Doddy Delatore of 525 Lord Sr. $10 and costs on an assault and battery charge Friday afternoon. Delatore appealed from city court where he was fined $50 and costs. He allegedly struck his father in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Collins
Doddy Delatore
Lord Sr
Delatore
Duvall Aims Soft Pedal in Mayor Campaign
Speakers backing John L. Duvall for mayor were told to defend the Shank administration. City officials Lloyd D. Claycombe James M. Ogden and Willigan Bosson, allied with Shank, joined Duvall’s bureau led by Alvah J. Rucker. A Shank remark and a late evening meeting hint at political olive branches and intra party maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Duvall
Shank
Lloyd D. Claycombe
Republican City Organization
Duvall
Claycombe
Jim Ogden
Bill Bosson
James M. Ogden
Willigan Bosson
Alvah J. Rucker
William H. Armitage
Ofiden and
Rucker
Legal Battle of Stephenson Opens Monday
Indiana high profile murder case opens Monday in Noblesville as D C Stephenson Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry face charges for the death of Miss Madge Oberholtzer. Prosecution led by William H Remy and Charles B Cox seeks to admit a dying statement as key evidence while defense challenges authenticity and legality.
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Timers Speei
Noblesville
Ind
Indiana
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Indianapolis
Madge Oberholtzer
Eph Inman
Ira Holmes
Christian & Waltz
William H. Remy
Marion County
Charles B. Cox
Supreme Court
Oberholtzer
Remy
Stephenson
Klinck
Gentry
Miss Oberholtzer
Irvington
Hammond
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Church OF Christ, Scientist
Delaware
Continental Bank Rlde
N. Mermian
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
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Elks
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Zai
OLD Trails Automobile Insurance Assn
Finance
Indianapolis Clearing House
The
Indiana Trust Company
Bicknell, Ind
Christian Science—New Generation
Christian Science
Ge! Generation
Lincoln
Lincoln Hotel
Ase
First Churd of Christ
Scientist
Aaa
Shark Hammer
Thos. A. Goodwin
Victor H. Hagen
Dine and Dance Palace
Jackson Highway
Riverside Drive
Gabe Waters
Casino Gardens
Chas, B. Lines
Gabe Waters Orchestra
Belmont
U.S. Government
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