Democrats 10 Open Talks On Radio Tonight
Walter Myers will open the Democratic city campaign at 6 40 on station WFBM. Three more radio addresses are planned this week along with mass house and tea meetings. Speakers include Reginald H Sullivan Evans Woollen Frank C Dailey and others. Raub Deery Goetz and Deery spoke at the noon Indiana Democratic Club meeting.
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Walter Myers
WFBM
Reginald H. Sullivan
L. Ert Slack
Evans Woollen
Frank C. Dailey
Albert Stump
Frederick van Nuys
Bernard Korbly
Henry O. Goetz
Councilmanic
Edward H. Knight
Edward B. Raub
William B. Headrick
James E. Deery
Raub
Indiana Democratic Club
Henry Commiskey
Blaine Avenue
Frank Smock
Belmont Street
Sullivan
Goetz
Deery
Slack
Stump
Clifton
Udell Street
School Street
Indianapolis Times reports signs and voting doubts in 1929
The Board of Safety plans specifications for 1 500 signs while a mayoral race theme unfolds. Demonstrations over parking restrictions and a prominent appeal to the woman voter clash with efforts to sway doubtful voters. Glossbrenner is praised by Tennant as coffeehouse politics swirl around city ticket aims.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Board of Safety
Fred M
Glossie
Glossbrenner
Charles Steger
Baker
Robinson
Tennant
George W. Coffin
Radio appeals to women as city race shifts tone
The story notes a Board of Safety meeting on street sign specs amid bids and a $5,000 ordinance appropriation. It mentions purchasing procedures, a bid bid outcome, and a Republican radio appeal to women voters led by Mrs. Arthur R. Robinson and Maurice Tennant.
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Board of Safety
Fred W. Connell
Joel A. Baker
Connell
William F. Hurd
Howard Robertson
Safety Board
American Engineering Council
Baker
Claude M. Worley
Worley
Woriey
National Colortype Company
Bellevue
WFBM
Arthur R. Robinson
Central Committee
Maurice Tennant
Robinson
Indiana sophomore class elects president after tie
Bert Lewis won the Indiana university sophomore class presidency in a second ballot after the first tie with Wells Watkins. The second vote count stood 215 to 144.
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Bloomington
Ind
Bert Lewis
Indiana University
Wells Watkins
Trustees to Elect Replacements for Deceased Gas Board
Trustees of the Citizens Gas Company met at manager Clarence L. Kirk's office to elect successors for the late Robert Lieber and Lucius B. Swift. Thomas L. Sullivan Sr. presided under articles of incorporation and the public charitable trust tied to the 1905 city franchise. Gus Schnull and Henry Kahn remained as board members. A federal court hearing is set for Tuesday on a suit to block turning the utility over to the city utilities board.
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Citizens Gas Company
Clarence L. Kirk
Robert Lieber
Lucius B. Swift
Thomas L. Sullivan Sr
Gus Schnull
Henry Kahn
City Council
Lieber
Swift
City Utilities Board
Packed Yo Yo Finals Spark Indiana Theater Crowd
A packed house at the Indiana theater watched six boys perform in the city wide Yo Yo contest finals. Owen Davidson won first prize of $10 in gold plus a two day appearance contract, with George Rennick second and Frank Hechinger third. The McDuffey bathers claimed top three in the Ritz theater district contest. Notes mention Indiana University class dances will be run by student committees chosen by a special board.
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Frank Hechinger
Kansas Street
Owen Davidson
Ingram Street
George Rannick
William Street
George
Bobby Jackson
Indiana Theater
Mike Nicholas
Trowbridge Street
Joe Johnson
Fayette Street
Richard
Hugh McDuffey
The
Indiana
George Rennick
Dick Dininger
North Side
McDuffey Bathers
Ritz Theater
Dan
Hugh
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Fire damages Forrest Atherton residence in Michigan street
The residence of Forrest Atherton at 5202 East Michigan Street was damaged today by a fire of undetermined origin, with estimated losses pegged at 5000 dollars.
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Forrest Atherton
East
Michigan Street
Big Four to Be Honored at Severin Dinner Dance
Members of the championship Big Four A. A. baseball team will be honor guests at a Severin dinner dance Tuesday night hosted by New York Central Railroad management. Pat Crowley and W. K. Vanderbilt of New York City will likely attend. Vanderbilt is expected to present the championship trophy to the Big Four.
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A. A
Severin
New York Central Railroad Management
Pat Crowley
W. K. Vanderbilt
New York Central Lines
New York City
Vanderbilt
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