Sanitation debate at Indianapolis schools prompts policy talk
School Commissioner Charles W. Kern rejects calls for universal towel usage amid sanitation debate at the Tuesday board meeting. Superintendent Charles T. Miller cites lack of towels and dirty classroom images. The board OKs investigating towel costs while Kern votes against. Carl W. Burton is named building and grounds superintendent with Frank Osler as assistant. salaries set at 5000 and 3600 respectively. Delegations from Irvington and Brightwood request improved branch libraries with local reps citing poor library facilities.
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Charles T. Miller
Indianapolis
Miller
Theodore F. Vonnegut
Kern
Carl W. Burton
Jacob H. Hilkene
Burton
Hilkene
Frank Osler
Osler
Indianapolis Engineering Society
Irvington
Brightwood
George S. Cottman
North
Ritter Avenue
Victor B. Hargitt
Station Street
Cottman
Kidneys Gave Him Years of Pain
Walter Bilyard of Bradley Illinois describes years of kidney trouble and back ache ending after using a treatment. He reports relief from constipation fatigue and loss of appetite with renewed energy and sleep. He credits the remedy with restoring normal kidney function and overall well being.
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Walter Bilyard
N. Center Ave
Bradley, Ill
Queen's Husband a Broadway Hit Born From Sherwood's Fast Work
Robert Emmett Sherwood wrote The Queen's Husband in two weeks after The Road to Rome. He edited Life, wrote film criticism, and attended daily rehearsals for The Love Nest. Roland Young urged its creation. Hopkins read the opening and Brady Wiman picked up the rest. The play opened in Providence January 16 1928 and New York January 25 1928 at the Playhouse. It plays Indianapolis November 12 at the Playhouse.
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Robert Emmett Sherwood
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Sherwood
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Bob
Young
Arthur Hopkins
Hopkins
Pauline Lord
Wm. A. Brady Jr
Dwight D. Wiman
Brady
Wiman
John Cromwell
Providence Opera House
Providence
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the Playhouse
Cort Theater
Chicago
Indianapolis
This City
Stuart Walker
New York City
Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen Report
Police report lists several automobiles stolen including a Ford touring from 1247 South Sheffield Avenue linked to Guy Greyson and others. Vehicles from Gem Indiana and Maxwell include addresses on Washington Street and Haugh Street with model names and contact numbers.
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Guy Greyson
Sheffield Avenue
New York
Toledo
W. H. Dushane
Gem
Ind
Washington Street
Frank Lazar
Haugh Street
Stolen Cars Recovered by Police In Indianapolis
Police recover several stolen vehicles in Indianapolis including a Ford sedan at Alabama street and Virginia avenue and another Ford sedan at Ohio and Herman streets. A Ford roadster is found at 819 Maple street and a Buick coach at 9278 Indiana. A Mormon sedan used by Fire Chief Harry E Voshell is found at State street and Southeastern avenue. Remainder shows owners Ralph Klostermeyer William L Fisher addresses.
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Ralph Klostermeyer
Bellfontaine Street
Alabama Street
Virginia Avenue
Ohio
Herman Streets
William L. Fisher
East Fifteenth Street
Maple Street
Indiana
North
Meridian
City of Indianapolis
Harry E. Voshell
Auto Crash Injures Window at Hook Drug Store Corner
Police seek owner of Chevrolet coach that sideswiped the concrete safety guard and crashed into the Hook drug store window at the Lincoln hotel corner early today. Driver backed away then fled. witnesses gave a license number issued to an East Ohio Street woman who was not at home when police called.
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Hook
Lincoln Hotel
East Ohio
Tudor Hall Holds Founders Day Anniversary Service
The twenty seventh anniversary of Tudor hall was observed Tuesday with a Founders Day service at the school. Speakers included Mrs. John R. Curray an alumna Dr. George Arthur Frantz a board trustee and H. A. O. Spears a close friend. Arthur V. Brown presided.
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Tudor Hall
John R. Curray
George Arthur Frantz
H. A. O. Spears
Arthur V. Brown
Assails Hoover flood stand in tour stop
Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas urged that Herbert Hoover shifted on flood control. He said Hoover praised federal aid during his Mississippi valley tour but after returning to Washington favored local funding instead. Robinson accused Hoover of surrendering his own views as a cabinet member to back the President’s joint flood responsibility plan.
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United Press
Hoover
Robinson
PARTY NOMINEE DIES BENNINGTON NOMINATED AT CITY CONVENTION
W H Bennington 67 national party candidate for Vice President died in Cleveland Ohio after a month long illness at his son E T Bennington home He had been nominated as Zahand s running mate at the National party convention in Indianapolis last February Her bert Hoover's special train will stop briefly in MITC Indiana Friday afternoon en route westward.
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W. H. Bennington
National Party
E. T. Bennington
Bennington
John Zahand
Indianapolis
United Press
MITC
Ind
Herbert Hoover
Child Burns At Home In Destructive Fire
Robert Thorpe a 3 year old Negro is in serious condition at City Hospital from burns suffered when a bed was set on fire with matches at his Hillside Avenue home late Tuesday. Police said he tried to extinguish the blaze.
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Robert Thorpe
Hillside Avenue
City Hospital
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