Streets Create Two Preferential Routes In City
The board of safety on Tuesday created two preferential streets E. New York Street from Alabama Street to the Monon Railroad and Northwestern Avenue from Fall Creek Boulevard to Thirty Sixth Street. Safety zones were also established at E. Washington and Oriental Streets.
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Board of Safety
E. New York &T
Alabama St
Monon Railroad
Northwestern Ave
Fall Creek Blvd
Thirty- Sixth St
E. Washington and Oriental Sts
Fire District Established and Expansion Planned
The board of safety approved forming a fire district with headquarters at Station 28. Anticipated actions include adding a battalion chief and two chauffeurs, erecting three new fire stations, acquiring a 1,000 gallon pumper, and installing multiple fire boxes at key intersections in Irvington and surrounding streets.
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Board of Works
Forty-Sixth
Illinois Sts
Fifty- First St
College Ave
Michigan St
Irvington
John J. O’brien
Evergreen
Guilford Ave
Broadway
Central Ave
Meridian Sts
Capitol Ave
Catherine Ave
Roosevelt St
Speedway
Tibbs Aves
Charleston in Danger as Charleston Dance Ban Spreads
Indianapolis building inspector Francis F. Hamilton says other cities ban the Charleston for safety after reports that the dance’s vigorous movements disturb fragile structures. He will probe any unsafe Charleston performances in the city.
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Indianapolis
Francis F. Hamilton
Hamilton
Three Men in Death House at Indiana State Prison
Three inmates sit in the death house at Indiana State Prison as clocks count down. John Koval a Russian awaits execution for murdering his landlady. Edward Barker of Terre Haute faces death on December 18 for the murder of a policeman. Edward Stewart of Indianapolis scheduled to die January 16 for killing Ralph Cunningham of Advance.
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United Press
Michigan City
Ind
Indiana State Prison
Wms
John Koval
Edward Barker
Terre Haute
Barker
Joe Parker
Edward Stewart
Indianapolis
Ralph Cunningham
Advance
Worker Buried Alive In Gravel Car Accident
Loganport Ind Oct 14 Bruce Ide 25 was buried alive while loading a gravel car Fellow workers dug him out several minutes later in a near fatal accident at the site.
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Times Special
Logansport
Ind
Bruce Ide
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