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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1928
Page
10
The Indianapolis City Manager League says it will not take a position on the general election. The group supports the manager form but plans to remain nonpartisan while urging voting and citizen discussion. A committee drafted amendments to smooth minor points in the statute.
Esterline says league will defer city manager selection to commissioners while backing candidates who understand the manager form and favor expert led, business government. no formal asks yet to take a stand on repealing the manager law.
Police logged multiple stolen vehicles from across Indiana and Ohio with owners including Glen Cruse Zionsville Otis Johnson Maywood Earl Dudley Auburn Lester McClain Gertrude Leonard George McCarty James Hill and others. A separate update notes several cars recovered near Eagle creek and P E railroad tracks and at various street intersections.
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a quick, natural darkener for gray or faded hair. It claims visible results after one or two applications and notes the product costs 175 cents at drug stores, promising a youthful, attractive look.
United States rubber prices collapsed after London and Amsterdam talks failed to form a British Dutch production restraint pact. Britain and Holland control about 90 percent of world rubber. Stevenson act repeal looms Nov. 1 and U S motorists may save millions as price pressures ease for months.
Edward B. Scholl Jr. 19 of Nevada Missouri was arrested in Kansas City on a $7 hold up charge. He had left the University of Missouri a month earlier due to football injuries and had planned to return in the second semester. He bought a pistol and held up taxi driver Edward Holton, saying he aimed to work in physical education.
Luther L. Dickerson, Indianapolis city librarian, told the Irvington Union of Clubs at Mrs. Carl Wagners home that world rubber projects by Ford in Brazil and Firestone in Liberia are key to future supply. He praised predecessor Charles E. Rush and urged better libraries for children as Indianapolis branch libraries face overcrowding.
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