Citizens' School Committee Weighs Action Ahead of Election
Executive committee plans immediate steps for changes in state and for adding members as the coming school board election approaches. The Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs merges with the citizens' organization. The United Protestants slate opposes the citizens' ticket. Present board members Charles Yoke and Fred Bates Johnson back the ticket along with Mrs. John W. Moore Edward Harris and Rev. C G Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ School Committee
Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs
Citizens’ Organization
United Protesants
Klan
Charles Yoke
Fred Bates Johnson
Citizens
John W. Moore
Edward Harris
C. G. Baker
Hawthorne Community House
Ninety Days On Farm For Burnett Conner
Burnett Conner of 330 N. Rural Street began a ninety day sentence on the Indiana State Farm after testimony in Criminal Court before Judge James A. Collins. He struck his wife during an argument over a bottle of rose water. Judge Collins also fined him 50 dollars and costs. He appealed from city court where he was fined 500 dollars and costs and sentenced 120 days on the farm.
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Burnett Conner
Rural St
Indiana State Farm
James A. Collins
Conner
Collins
Wisconsin U president Glenn Frank to speak at regional librarians conference
Glenn Frank president of Wisconsin University was to be principal speaker at the first annual conference of librarians from Ohio Michigan and Indiana in Fort Wayne Indiana. Resolutions urged state lawmakers to pass a certification law for public librarians. About eight hundred librarians attended the gathering.
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Bu United Press
FT. Wayne
Ind
Glenn Frank
Wisconsin University
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Plan Church Campaign Aims to Boost Indiana Attendance
The Church Federation of Indianapolis sets aside a plan for a campaign to stimulate loyalty among church members. Adopted by the evangelistic and publicity committees, the drive targets November 8 with a goal of 150000 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Federation of Indianapolis
Evangelistic and Publicity Committees
Band to Play Here in Indiana Nov 17
The United States Marine Band travels to Cable Tabernacle for two concerts on November 17 with proceeds funding the 1926 Kiwanis convention in Indianapolis. Harry E. Yockey Kiwanis Club president announced the event as Indiana’s sole Marine Band appearance.
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United States Marine Band
Cable Tabernacle
Harry E. Yockey
Kiwanis Club
Indiana
Indianapolis
Distinguishing Old and Young Chickens in Butcher Shops
In a butcher shop the age of a chicken is evident by the skin and bone. Young birds show yellow soft scales and a yielding breast bone. Older fowls have horny scales a hard breast bone and much yellower skin.
The Doctor Visiting at English's Opera House
A sly figure calling himself The Doctor tours with a show at English's Opera House for a week. The advertisement warns his appearance deceives from a mere neighborhood physician and hints at a villainous role likened to The Gorilla.
Receiver Appointed for Central Indiana Electric Company
Circuit Judge Harry O. Chamberlin appointed John I. Boesinger as receiver for the Central Indiana Electric Company, with a $20 000 bond. The Lion Electric Company filed suit seeking liquidation of assets and collection of accounts receivable. The firm manufactured lighting fixtures. Ida Blumberg was president, Max Blumberg vice president, and Sol Blumberg secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O. Chamberlin
John I. Boesinger
Central Indiana Electric Company
S. Pennsylvania St
Lion Electric Company
Boesinger
Ida Blumberg
Max Blumberg
Sol Blumberg
New U. S. Commissioner Named for New Albany District
D Kirk Helden of New Albany was appointed United States commissioner for the New Albany district of Federal Court. He was named by Judge Baltzell of Indianapolis.
Mellon plan approved by Indiana officials on tax exempt securities
Three Indiana officials endorsed Secretary Mellon’s plan to cut fur tax on large incomes and amend the constitution to bar tax exempt securities. They argue elimination would boost industry investment and equalize taxpayer burden, urging limits on public spending. In a separate note, Cambridge University of England lost to Purdue and Indiana debating teams in October talks.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Mellon
John UN Car
Public Service Commission
McCardle
Charles Kettleborough
Indiana Legislative Reference Bureau
John J. Brown
State Tax Board
Special Lafayette
Ind
Cambridge University of England
Purdue
Indiana University
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