Residents Win War for Ban on Creamery Protest
The city zoning appeals board denied Benner Farms Dairy Inc. the right to operate a creamery at 1011 North Gladstone Avenue in a residential district. The vote was six to one after tense hearings with residents and board members, with the question of a temporary permit rejected and no compromise reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Zoning Appeals Board
Benner Farms Dairy, Inc
North
Gladstone Avenue
City Plan Commission
Mark Miller
George T. O'Connor
Lelia Taylor
O'Conoor
John W. Atherton
Butler University
O'Connor
Dempsters Hit With Fines After City Conviction
Frank Dempster aged 50 of 2630 Burton avenue was fined and given jail time on three charges after a Monday night automobile wreck. He faced 25 dollars plus costs for drunkenness, 25 dollars and thirty days for drunken driving, and 10 dollars plus costs and fifteen days for resisting an officer. His wife Lizzie Dempster was fined 10 dollars plus costs for drunkenness and 5 dollars plus costs for resisting an officer, with penalties suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dempster
Burton Avenue
Paul C. Wetter
Dempster
Lizzie Dempster
Dempsters
Well Known Doctors Will Appear Here
Physicians from Chicago Cincinnati and Rochester will appear on the program of the Seventh District Medical Society meeting here Oct. 28. A dinner at the Columbia Club is a feature of the session. Lecturers include Dr. Harry E. Mack of Chicago Dr. Martin Fischer of Cincinnati and Dr. E Starr Judd of Rochester. Women's auxiliary will be entertained with a tea at the D A R chapter house and at the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
Rochester
Minn
Seventh District Medical Society
Columbia Club
Harry E. Mack
Martin Fischer
E. Starr Judd
North
Pennsylvania Street
Mrs. Mary Miller Dies at 55 in Lafayette Home
Mrs. Mary A. Miller 55 wife of Edward W. Miller died today at their house 3024 College avenue. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at the residence with burial in St. Boniface cemetery Lafayette. Survivors include the husband a son Harry E. Miller and a daughter Mrs. Marie H. Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Miller
Edward W. Miller
Horsie
College Avenue
St. Boniface
Lafayette
Harry E. Miller
Marie H. Dixon
Passkey Burglars Loot Two Homes
Mrs Letha Byrd reports a Tuesday night break in at 1087 North West street where burglars with a passkey took clothing valued at 40 and silver valued at 150 dollars. In a second break in, 365 West Bleventh street belonging to Mrs Hattie Lee Eumphers lost clothing worth 90 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Byrd
North West Street
Hattie Lee Eumphers
West Bleventh Street
Romance on tennis court to wed Davis Cup star
John Van Ryn of East Orange N J and Marjorie Gladman of Santa Monica are set to marry tonight after a romance that began on the tennis court The couple’s marriage follows Gladman’s status as junior and national intercollegiate champion The announcement comes from Santa Monica California with details of the impending union and the prominent Davis Cup figure involved The report also covers other world news items from the same dispatch including Shamrock V’s return to England a deep sea diving record and political matters in Germany and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Santa Monica
Cal
John van Ryn
East Orange
N. J
Marjorie Gladman
Izaak Walton Leaguers 10 Meet in Gary
Indiana members of the Izaak Walton League of America convene in Gary for a two day session with registrations, talks on reforestation tree planting conservation and anti pollution, plus reports by state officials and a banquet led by Dr. Preston Bradley. Friday features a conservation directorate address and an investigation report on the state conservation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton
Gary
Ind
Indiana
Izaak Walton League of America
H. S. Norton
Ralph E. Wilcox
Frank S. Betz
Hammond
Roy P. Wisehart
Boy Scouts
Waltonians
Ralph Silcott
Lewis S. Finch
State Board of Health
Fish and Game
Walter Shirts
Fisheries and Game
State Conservation Department
A. E. Andrews
Farmers’ Guide
Huntington
Preston Bradley
The
People’s Church
Chicago
Richard E. Lieber
H. H. Evans
Newcastle
Five Planes Open Sky Road Parade For Hupmobiles
Five planes carrying Hupmobile owners and distributors from Indianapolis and nearby will depart Mars Hill airport at noon October 29 to participate in the second annual Sky Road parade. They will join the Chicago fleet in South Bend and assemble in Detroit for a mass parade from Akron, Scranton, St. Louis, Denver and other cities. A million dollar driveaway of Hupmobiles in Detroit aims to lift business after a slow period, with sponsors including National Air Transport Ford Motor Co Goodyear Standard Oil Firestone Curtis Publishing Timken and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Mars Hill
Hupp Motor Company
Detroit
South Bend
Chicago
Akron
Scranton
St. Louis
Denver
Syracuse
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Hupmobiles
Hupp Motors
National Air Transport
Ford Motor Company
Goodyear
Standard Oil
Firestone
Gabriel Snubbers
Pines Winterfront
Vacuum Oil
Curtis Publishing Company
Timken Roller Bearing
Stanley Hall to Talk at Church Dinner Tonight
Stanley Hall Ohio Universalist Church superintendent will speak at the Central Universalist Church dinner at 1502 North New Jersey Street. Dr Frank D Adams former pastor and now president of the Universalist General Convention will be principal speaker after the dinner. Theodore F Schlaegal president of the Universalist Convention of Indiana will preside. The Midwest denominational rally and ministers conference of the Indiana convention opened today at Central Church and runs through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hall
Ohio
Universalist Church
Central Universalist Church
North
New Jersey
Frank D. Adams
Central Church
Universalist General Convention
Theodore F. Schlaegal
Universalist Convention of
Indiana
Pin-Hookers New Conservation Club Forms
The Pin-Hook club filed incorporation papers with the secretary of state to promote wildlife conservation and fish habitats. Dr L M Manker said the group aims for national scope and welcomes anyone interested in fishing and youth involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. L. M. Manker
Held on auto theft charge in Richmond Indiana
Earl Six alias Harry Huston arrested for automobile theft and held in Richmond jail. Lieutenant Charles Bridges reports Six's six week residency in Richmond, marriage to a Kentucky girl, and alleged Oklahoma adoption. Parents in Newcastle, wife says Arizona ranch story. Six, previously married, is wanted for nonsupport of a minor. Theft involved two cars tied to Cincinnati. one wrecked by a Richmond streetcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Six
Harry Huston
Richmond
Ind
Charles Bridges
Statehouse
Bridges
Six
Kentucky
Huston
Oklahoma
Newcastle
Arizona
Cincinnati
Watson Parks Speaking Dates Canceled
Due to a serious health condition Senator James E. Watson has canceled three speeches in Elkhart Gary and Ft Wayne on doctors orders. He warned last week that exertion was too much and will curtail the speaking tour. He plans two talks on Nov 3 in Newcastle and Rushville with possible cancellation of the final dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Wason
Elkhart
Gary
Ft. Wayne
Watson
Terre Haute
Evansville
State
Lake County
Newcastle
Rushville
Six Hurt In Crash On Washington and Colorado
Six people including three women and three children were injured when two cars collided at Washington and Colorado streets. Driver Buster Williams, 35, Dayton, Ohio, faced a reckless driving charge. Ray C. Burcaw, 33, realtor, of 5854 Julian Avenue, rode in the other car. Injured were Mrs. Mary Smith, 32, legs and knees cut. Mrs. Everett Walters. Anna Marie Walter, 2. Mrs. Roscoe Smith. Robert Smith, 2. and Beverly Smith, 5 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colorado
Buster Williams
Dayton
Ray C. Burcaw
Julian Avenue
Mary Smith
City Hospital
Everett Walters
East Sixty-Third Street
Anna Marie Walter
Roscoe Smith
Park Avenue
Robert Smith
Beverly Smith
Suit for 20000 damages filed over death of Kenneth Akers
A $20,000 damages suit over the death of Kenneth Akers, 17, two years ago in Frankfort, moved from Clinton circuit court to federal court. Russell Akers, the youth’s father of Frankfort, alleged a Pennsylvania train speeding through the city struck a truck driven by his son in violation of an ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Akers
Frankfort
Clinton
Russell Akers
Pennsylvania
Lions Plan $100 Spending Drive To Boost City Business
Indianapolis Lions join other luncheon clubs in a Prosperity Week campaign to spend $100 per member to spur sales. Kiwanis and the Real Estate Board will consider participation as Citizens buy at least $100 of goods through Saturday. Lions officials estimate national impact between $100 million and $200 million in circulation to lift business from depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lions’ Club
Claypool
H. B. Moore
Lions’ Club Business Conference
Herman C. Wolff
Kiwanis Club
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Lions International
Muskegon
Mich
Lions
North Side Lions Club
Roger F. Etz
Boston
Universalist Church General Convention
Lions Club
Carl Steag
The
Lions’ Roar
United States
K. B. Mayhall
Indianapolis Lions Club
Jean M. MacKay
Two Drivers Held After Auto Crashes
Omer Stone aged 40 of 2088 Livingston Street was charged with drunken driving and intoxication after his car collided with Don Sanders aged 30 of 835 West Twenty-seventh Street in the 3400 block West Sixteenth Street. Elsie Goings, 30, of 116 West St. Clair Street, was arrested on charges of failure to stop at a preferential street and after an accident, witnesses said she fled at Boulevard Place and Thirty-eighth Street at sixty five miles per hour. London tariff wall forecast eyed as Britain likely to curb US products, Sir Charles Higham tells American Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Stone
Livingston Street
Don Sanders
West Twenty-seventh Street
West Sixteenth Street
Elsie Goings
West St. Clair Street
Boulevard Place
Thirty-eighth Street
Youngest Canadian mother bears 12 living children
Hamilton Ontario October 22 Mrs Annie Joseph Passmore aged 34 claims the title of youngest all Canadian mother of the biggest family She has twelve living children oldest 17 youngest 19 months seven boys five girls two died She married at age 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hamilton
Ont
Annie Joseph Passmore
Mail Plane 10 to Welcome Transcontinental Flight
Indianapolis postal staff invited to attend the first Transcontinental and Western Air mail plane arrival at Municipal airport at 2 30 pm Saturday with a postal band at 2 pm. Officials plan ceremonies for inaugurating the service through Indianapolis and urge residents to send inaugural letters via main office or branch stations with proper instructions. Bryson and the Chamber aim to load the largest city mail consignment on the flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Robert Bryson
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
Municipal
Bryson
Chamber of Commerce
West Coast
Jobless man ends life in city home
Charles G. Barrally a 59 year old out of work for nearly a year, killed himself with his own gun in the home of Patrolman William Martin at 1909 Ashland Avenue. Martin had left the revolver in a sideboard drawer and Barrally, who had roomed there intermittently, acted during a moment Mrs. Martin and William Jr were unavailable. Barrally had a brother in Tonawanda New York. Buy United Press. Mrs. Charles V. Bob was summoned to appear at the securities bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Barrally
William Martin
Ashland Avenue
Martin
United Press
New York
Charles V. Bob
Watson Washburn
Bureau of Securities
Bob
City Tax Deadlock Halts Levy Adjustments After Mayor Absence
City officials remain gridlocked over a 2 cent reduction in next year s city tax levy imposed by the state tax board. Despite multiple conferences, meetings stall due to Mayor Reginald H Sullivan s absence after a recent airplane spill. The board cut the rate to 1.08 dollars, trimming the sanitation board and general fund allocations, risking curtailed administration activities and potential job impacts unless a loophole is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Board
Reginald H. Sullivan
Sullivan
Tax Board
Sanitary Board
General
Indictments Talked In Murder Case From Indiana
Special Hamilton county grand jury may indict Lloyd Strange and Robert Ingersoll, held in San Diego, for the murder of Owen Crickmore, a filling station attendant shot during a holdup on Allisonville road on October 2. Emmet Fertig, prosecutor, to confer with Indianapolis police on evidence. California informants report the car’s license number matches the getaway vehicle. The third band member remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobelville
Ind
Hamilton County
Lloyd Strange
Robert Ingersoll
San Diego
Cal
Owen Crickmore
Allisonville Road
This County
Emmet Fertig
Indianapolis
Strange
Ingersoll
California
Armistice Day Parade Plans Drawn By Civic Groups
Arrangements for an Armistice day parade are being made this week by civic, fraternal and patriotic organizations. Frank A. Montrose, general chairman, said the march will start at 10 in the morning and end at the Circle. Parade section commanders include Police Chief Jerry E. Kinney for the control section, Colonel H. P Hobbs for army and navy, Guy A. Boyle for patriotic and veterans, Miss Grace Hawk for war relief, Harry E. Raitano for fraternal, Henry L. Dithmer for civic, and Stanley L. Norton for junior duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Montrose
Montrose
Jerry E. Kinney
Army and Navy
H. P Hobbs
Guy A. Boyle
Miss Grace Hawk
Harry E. Raitano
Civic
Henry L. Dithmer
Stanley L. Norton
Ban on Jews Trek to Palestine Upsets Britain and US
The article reports that Britain bans further Jewish agricultural settlement in Palestine, threatening friction with the United States. Dr. Chaim Weizmann resigns as head of the Jewish agency and calls a congress to decide next steps. Zionist leaders may shift activities to the United States as Arab opposition and the Balfour pledge collide with Britain’s 1922 absorption policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
U.S
Washington
Saul
King David
Chaim Weizmann
Official
Jewish Agency
Zionist Organization
Headquar
Ters
London
World
United States
Britain
America
Ireland
Christ
Israel
Val
Jordan
David
Europe
Society of Lovers of Zion
Kingdom of David
Near East
Lord Balfour
Sir John Hope Simpson
Sir John
Coffinism Charged In Marion County Patronage Case
Charles C. Cox charges Coffinism with patronage control of Marion County government. He cites 1,000 public jobs, nepotism in Sheriff Winkler and county offices, and relatives on pay rolls from jail to asylum, claiming patronage sustains the Coffin political machine. He warns the system erodes democratic governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Charles C. Cox
Supreme Court
Indiana Democratic Club
Cox
Coffinism
Coffin
George Winkler
Winkler
Roland Snider
George Snider
Snider
Carter
J. W. Carter
Byron Carter
Lizze Carter
Catherine Carter
County Asylum For the Insane
Benjamin Morgan
Clyde Robinson
Coffin County
Butler University Sophomores elect new class heads
George Marshall of 5761 North Pennsylvania street has been elected head of the Butler University sophomores. Other officers include Miss Helen Louise Langston of 101 Hampton drive as vice-president Miss Sarah Ella Hill of East St. Louis Illinois as secretary and John Lockabill of 3425 Buckle street as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marshall
North Pennsylvania Street
Butler University
Helen Louise Langston
Hampton Drive
Sarah Ella Hill
East St. Louis
Ill
John Lockabill
Buckle Street
Robbery of taxicab driver on Sherman Drive
Two bandits hailed a Reg taxicab to Sherman drive and English avenue this morning, robs driver Thomas Spangler, 28, of 820 North Meridian street, taking $7. They rode several minutes then left the cab and fled on foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Drive
English Avenue
Thomas Spangler
North Meridian Street
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Charles E. Carll
Mary Miller
Passkey
News of World
Shamrock
Southampton
England
Sir Thomas Lipton
Newport
Portsmouth
N. H
United States Navy
Battlefleet
Mabel Willebrandt
Alice Stickney Holthusen
Henry F. Holthusen
Hyalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Germany
Los Angeles
Hazel Cole
Bobby la Salle
Brazil
Federals
Sao Paulo
Itarare
Parana
Probe
United Press Chicago
Veterans of All Wars
Department of the State's Attorney's Office
Kansas City
Paul Kauffman
Avis Woolery
Webb City
Allen C
Quiz
Buckley Killing
Gerald E. Buckley
William Cannon
George Collins
Stanley Pomianak
Pomianak
St. Hadwig’s Catholic
Wilmington Panthers
Miss Marjorie Gladman
Sreak
Ohio Superintendent of Universalists
New Conservation Club
Watson Parks
Citizens Join Movement
U. S
Great Britain
Sir Charles Higham
American Chamber of Commerce
Champ
C. D. Barrally
West
William Philip Simms
Scripps-Howard
Czar
BY Ben Stern
Robinson
Edith Campbell
John L. Duvall
Frank Milholland
Walter Varney
Duvall
Butler
Bandits
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