Ordinance Upheld on Smoke Nuisance Charge City Court Ruling
Judge Stubbs in Indianapolis Police Court upheld a city ordinance barring emission of dense smoke from stacks and chimneys. Three cases against D M Parry Manufacturing, P H Fitzgerald, and J A Barnard as agent for Ingalls Block resulted in city wins with fines of 90 and costs.
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Stubbs
D. M. Parry Manufacturing Company
P. H. Fitzgerald
J. A. Barnard
Ingalls
Thomas CC. Whallon
Indianapolis
City of
Bulsance
Hogue
Bennett
Ind
Supreme Court of
Gus @tate
City Court Rules On Smoke Within Limits
A municipal ruling states that smoke within city limits suffices to establish a prima facie case. The court clarifies the finding must be for the city and upholds the interpretation of the ordinance as declaring a standing violation.
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Ording Wés
College Avenue Fire Causes Wide Losses Across Blocks
Fire on College Avenue early yesterday caused about 39000 in damage with a livery stable loss of 18000 including building and vehicles. Insurance covered most individual losses such as Fred Gardner and Charles Githens while the fire spread to several homes and businesses. The origin remained unknown with incendiary suggestions from some stable workers. Additional fires followed from nearby sparks, and a dynamo basement blaze at the English Hotel added 250 in damage. A roof fire at 190 South Illinois street totaled about 300.
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College Avenue
Anson J. Gardner
Fred Gardner
Charles D. Githens
J. C. Stark
Frank Spaulding
Githens
Dr. Stewarts
Thomas J. Cook
Sixteenth Street
Mr. Gardner
Dr. Lash
Frank Lewis
Dr. Ross
D. S. Pray
Andrew Hagen
M. Dalton
Barrett
Horace L. Hewitt
E. E. Parry
Lawrence
South Illinois Street
William Shafer
Classified Civil Service Examinations Scheduled in City
A list of upcoming examinations for U.S. federal civil service positions is released. Posts include interpreters, stenographers, clerks, and engineers across departments, Philippine and railway mail services, and the Coast and Geodetic Survey. Applications must reach Washington by specified dates in 1922.
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Classified
Civil Service
United States
Railway Mall
W. L. Dynes
Railway Mail Service
Indian Service
Washington, D. C
Philippine Service
Ald Coast and Geodetic Survey
Patent Office
Maennerchor Masque Ball Set For February Carnival
Elaborate preparations under Maennerchor arrangements committee for the annual masque carnival to be held February 7. Interior to resemble an Oriental garden with 4.40 electric lights. Members under fifty must wear fancy costume. those over fifty wear carnival cap. Multiple committees listed with numerous names.
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Fred J. Mack
Franz Happersberger
Julius Burckhart
Julius Keller
P. H. Krauss
J. P. Frenzel
Robert Martindale
Fred Francke
Fred*k Noelke
C. H. Adam
Victor Jose
Harry T. Hearsey
Wm. Kiemeyer
Ed Betterman
O. N. Frenzel
C. W. Fairbanks
C. A. Bookwalter
Chas, Martindale
Adolph Scherrer
Hugh J. McGowan
James M. Leathers
L. Strauss
Lorenz Schmidt
F. G. Darlington
Philip Goetz
George Alig
H. A. Brown
Wm. A. Jungclaus
O. F. Frenzel
Louis Murr
H. H. Hanna
Fred Fahniey
Bement Lyman
Louis
Will Prevent Wrecks Says Bolen Telephony Claim
Arthur L. Bolen of Muncie Indiana claims a wireless automatic telephone system that would cut operator needs and save Indianapolis firms about $27000 annually and Muncie several hundred dollars. He asserts trains and ships could be signaled remotely, with a single operator managing many phones and a novel diaphragm based receiver enhancing voice transmission.
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Arthur L. Bolen
Muncie
Ind
Indianapolis
Bolen
Jenney Company
Jenney Electric Company
Chicago
Edison-Leland
New Garments Made Fresh for Sale at Half Price
Our buyer just returned from the East with new garments created to be sold at an average of half price. They were made to move cloth on hand and keep tailors busy, ensuring quick turnover of stock for the season.
Roster of Rural Free Delivery Carriers
The roster lists 471 rural carriers in 22 towns with plans to grow as new routes open. A. W. Machen, superintendent in Washington, noted about 20 carriers will be employed once statewide completion is reached. Payments will come via Indianapolis post office by monthly checks on an Indianapolis bank.
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Washington
A. W. Machen
Indianapolis
Debaters Chosen for Howe Forensic Irish Annexation Debate
The college previews a fierce debate on the Irvington annexation with twelve minute speeches from each debater. Affirmative team Vernier Edson McElroy and Long negative, Long Vernier, with judges including Offutt Pearcy and a third member yet to be named. President Scot Butler will preside in the chapel on Tuesday night.
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W. D. Howe
Irvington
Messrs
Veramier
Edson
McElroy
Long
Adney
Moses
Harker
Stone
Forrest
Coleman
Charles J. Offutt
Greenfield
J. B. Pearcy
Anderson
Vernier
Scot Butler
Former Indianapolis resident named editor of world botanical journal
George Thomas Moore, former Indianapolis resident and Wabash College graduate, now with the US Agricultural Department as an expert algologist, has been chosen as one of seven American editors for the Botanisches Centralblatt. He will edit the Algae and Archegeniatae division from Washington. Mrs. Moore, born Emma L. Hall, accompanies him. The editors include Terese, MacDougal, Chamberlain, Penhalo, Campbell, and Van Schren, all prominent figures in botany and related fields.
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George Thomas Moore
Indianapolis
Wabash College
Government Agricultural Department
Moore
Emma L. Hall
Washington
Botanisches Centralblatt
Holland
Centralblatt
Trelease
Shaw Gardens
St. Louis
MacDougal
New York Gardens
Declination Letter Reaches Second Presbyterian Pastor Search
The Rev Canfield Jones sent a final declination to the church committee yesterday. No call has been issued, and the committee will seek other candidates with at least fifty names in consideration amid recent church improvements and a new mission begun.
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Canfield Jones
Second Presbyterian Church
Mr. Jones
Jones
Danville Woman Seeks Arrest of Runaway Son Carl Green
Mrs Green of Danville Illinois phoned the police yesterday asking they arrest her twelve year old son Carl Green who ran away with 3 percent of her money and used part to buy a ticket for Indianapolis. The call came as a train carrying the boy was reported due to arrive.
Robbery report near Prospect street tunnel
A Black man named Frank Cranshaw of Norwood told Bicycle Policemen Neemen Street and Losh that near the Prospect street tunnel he was knocked down and robbed by three white men. He said they took $7.50 and a package of meat.
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Frank Cranshaw
Norwood
Po- Neemen Street
Losh
Prospect Street
Insurance dominates sessions of Brotherhood of Railway Employes
In San Francisco on January 18 the Brotherhood of Railway Employes held sessions where insurance was the core topic. The convention decided to include life and annuity type protections in the coverage, specifying straight life and endowment payments as components.
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San Francisco
the Brotherhood of Railway
Pope Leo's vigor and memory amaze Rome trip readers
W E Curtis's Chicago Record-Herald Rome letter describes Leo XIII receiving cardinals and prelates for Christmas salutations. The pope's voice memory and Latin prowess are noted, with anecdotes of private audiences, long hours, and his surprising vigor at ninety-two. Doctors praise his health. officials caution on aging, while Vatican life and climate are debated.
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W. E. Curtis
Rome
Chicago
Leo
Holy Father
Italy
Vatican
Cere
Portugal
Paris
Europe
Leo XIII
Lapponi
Tiber
St. Peter's
Pius IX
Pius VII
Pius VIII
Gregory XVI
Leo XII
Brussels
Fish and Flesh Ricans Face Different Treatment
A Philadelphia Telegraph piece rebuts Boston Herald claims on applying equal policy to Filipinos and Porto Ricans. It argues racial differences justify distinct ethics in governing the two groups, noting Puerto Ricans' perceived capacity for self government versus Filipinos.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Boston Herald
Boston
Parto Rico
Philippine Archipelago
Gary
Trouble for China in a Changing World
Julian Ralph warns of upheaval in China after the 19th century changes. The Empress dowager appears publicly, Manchuria is in flux with Russian control, and Germany and Russia push influence. China faces famine and indemnities while reformers press for a new throne. The piece questions whether foreigners or a Chinese rebellion will drive future events.
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Julian Ralph
New York Mall
Express
China
Russia
Manchuria
Germany
Spain
Li Hong Chang
Japan
Chus
Europe
Peking
Victor
Rockefeller Shaving Sparks Presidential Success Hint
Kansas City Journal notes Mr. John D. Rockefeller has shaved his mustache and suggests the president will succeed him in a gusty, uncertain moment as the saanh word appears.
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Kansas City Journal
John D. Rockefeller
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