Northwest Indianapolis Urges Bridge Over Fall Creek
Citizens ask the board of public works to seek county support for a new stone arch bridge over Fall Creek at Northwestern Avenue. Edwin D Logsdon says city funds are insufficient and county construction is proper. Mayor Bookwalter and E D Logsdon back the plan and will pursue county approval at 11 this morning.
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Indianapolis
Board of Public Works
Fall Creek
Northwestern Avenue
Edwin D. Logsdon
Logsdon
Fred Eppert
James Munro
William L. Taylor
Ogansport Traction
Eppert
Munro
Bookwalter
Nelson
Ministers Vote of Thanks to Mayor Clear of Endorsement
The Methodist Ministers Association adopted resolutions declaring a formal vote of thanks to Mayor Bookwalter for his address does not constitute endorsement or agreement with his statements or administration. The action follows an established custom of thanking visiting speakers, with members free to judge the address separately. Rev Robb Zaring also criticized the mayor’s remarks in a recent interview.
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Methodist Ministers
Bookwalter
Methodist Ministers Association
H. W. Baldridge
Merritt Machlan
Robb Zaring
Free Delivery Inspector Reorganizes Marion County Routes
Rural free delivery inspector D J Niven has set up in the Federal building with A A Young and will begin work this week to readjust routes for better coverage. The project aims to fix missed areas, balance long and short routes, and may establish new routes as needed.
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D. J. Niven
Marion County
A. A. Young
Niven
State's school revenues apportionment detailed
The June apportionment from spring taxes totals 1 136 462 01 with 52 403 45 left from last apportionment. After treasury balance, 1 150 855 remains to be divided among counties, about 1 50 per child. Marion county shows the largest school age enumeration at 4 969, up 1 100 from last year. Ohio has 1 367 children.
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Department of Public Instruction
Statehouse
State Treasury
Treasury
Marion County
Ohio
Stone Shipment Delays Federal Building Work
Stone cutters on the federal building project faced a delay as Bedford quarries halted shipments. Three carloads were due in Indianapolis today, enabling masons to start setting stone tomorrow morning. Strathman blamed Bedford strike for the postponement and noted the project would have progressed to the second story sill if not for the interruption.
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Federal
Bedford
Strathman
Indianapolis
Insurance receipts rise in first half of year
Do E. Neal of the state auditor's office reports that receipts paid in by insurance companies operating in the State for the first half of this year exceeded the same period last year by nearly forty thousand dollars. The finding highlights growing premiums and regulatory revenue as the state reviews fiscal trends.
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Do. E. Neal
Insurance Department of the State Auditor's Office
Mica Scales Mistaken for Gold Across Indiana
State Geologist Blatchley was asked twice yesterday to inspect a mineral substance found in the city. It proved to be mica scales, not gold. The finders brought samples from a cellar digging in North Indianapolis, and Blatchley notes he has been receiving mica scales from various parts of the state.
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Louis A. Malone
Philip Boeglin
Boeglin
Bailey
Lcense
Frank Ankenbrock
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Blatchley
Indianapolis
Trouble Over Mill Workers Sparks Union Action Tonight
Secretary Duffy of the Carpenters and Joiners sends a reply to C C Foster over refusal to meet for arbitration. The district council meets at 54 Virginia avenue to decide how unions should respond, with a strike as a looming possibility if employers do not offer concessions. Duffy cites ten hour system and warns mills may lose business. he also heads to Decatur Illinois to investigate a death claim and is invited to speak at several Labor Day events.
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United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Virginia Avenue
Frank H. Duffy
United Brotherhood of Carters and Joiners
C. C. Foster
Foster Lumber Sorace
Duffy
Indianapolis
Decatur
Ill
Chester L. Lemon
Fort Wayne
Sullivan
Muncie
Cleveland
Fourth of July Excursions From Indianapolis
Big Four and Monon Route offer round trips within 200 miles from Indianapolis with July 3 and 4 sale dates and July 6 return. prices vary by destination including 28.40 to Denver, 65.65 to West Coast cities, and 5.00 for Chicago. Numerous calls for details at Union Station and local Big Four offices.
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Indianapolis
Denver
Monon
Ian
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Mountain Lake Park
Kate Applegate
North Iniois Street
Della Brown
Lord Street
Boston
New York
Buffalo
York
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Hudson River
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Novist Washington Street
M. Bronson
Dayton
West Washington Street
W. W. Richardson
West Shore
New York Central
Albany
Washington St
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Maine
Monde
Wem
Wulschner
E. D. Logsdon
Federal Building
the Carpenters
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Caothing Fiore
Poe and
Niy
Lvania Lines
Mane
Los Angeles
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Marshall
Chautauqua Lake
Eric R. R
Yellowstone Park
Los
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San Diego
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D. P
Cincinnati
Indianapolis Union Station
Central Union Station
Terre Haute
Greencastle
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Lake Erie & Western
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D. P. Ae
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Chicago
Andalia
Fast Mail
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Michigan City
Rochester
Erie R. R
A. H. Sellers
South Illinois Street
Pennsylvania
Vandalia Lines
St. Louis
Saratoga, N. Y
Meeed
Steppen Tuskonson
Vandalia Line
S. W
Janes
Capital Razor and Supplies
J. E. Bodine & Co
R. P. King
Lemcke
Massachusetts
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Pioneer Brass Works
S. Penn. St
Pen Grisee & Dewenter
Columbian Hellet Fund
Stevenson
Spaunhurst Institute OF Osteopathy
Stevenson Building
Jackson
Brazil
Wm. Eaglesfield Co
St. and
L. E
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Joseph Taggart
Fairbanks, Morse & CO
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Optician
North Illinois St
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South Meridian
Rotterdam
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