Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 312, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1921 — Page 10
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We Will Help You to Save Safely jflrttbrr fkabings an& £rust Company POLICE PREVENT STRIKE CLASHES Buenos Aires Docks Scene of Labor Trouble. BUENOS AIRES. Slay 10—Mounted police, heavily armed, guarded all approaches to the docks here today, to prevent clashes between union and nonunion workers. The port was so tightly sealed that recent arrivals were unable to claim their baggage from she customs office. The police were posted when the employers’ association announced it would replace striking dock workers with nonunion men. Union men threateed violence If they were replaced. Strikers and strike-breakers made their way as usual to the docks, blit were surprised when halted more than a block from the water front. No effort was made to break through the police cordon. Among vessels Involved in the dispute is the Martha Washington, an American boat chartered by the Munson Hue. It was boycotted by dock workers when its officers refused to accede to demands by union leaders that part of its crew be paid off. NEW AUTO LAWS TO PROTECT CARS Legislation Intended to Stop Theft of Machines. Every automobile owner in Indiana will be interested in some of the new late laws designed to rroteot his car, which will soon be proclaimed. Most of these new laws were won after hard fighting on the part of the Iloosier State Automobile Association in the last session or the Legislature. The chief law of protective value to the motorist was written and pushed by the Automobile Association and ts designed to block the commercialized theft of automobiles. A feature of it is that it creates a sort or State-wide detective organization under the direction of the Secretary of State. The chief aim of this statute is to require that every owner shall have an abstract of title thereto and that automobiles may not be transferred from one owner to another without an exchange of the abstract or certificate of title. When the new law is proclaimed the car owner will have ninety days in which to comply with Us provisions. It will be necessary during this period to re-register every motor Tehicle. A fee of $1 must be paid to the Secretary of State and a 25c notary fee Is provided. Cooperating with 11. D. McClelland, manager of the automobile department of the Secretary of State’s office, the Hoosier State Automobile Association Is putting its organization at the disposal of the registration bureau and will have __'<*S?ls;rars in every county seat and in "many other cities and towns, to facilitate the work of registering the motor vehicles. Just to give the motor car owners a chance to assist the association in fur ther good work, M. E. Noblet. manager of the Hoosler State Automobile Association, announces the assciatin will pay the $1 fee for anyone not now a member who will join the association during the ninety-day registration period. “The registrars will take your application for registration and will take your membership fee for the Iloosier State Automobile Association.’’ said Mr. Noblet. "If you Join us we will pay the fee required by the State in this new title law. We are working for good roads, road marking, sign posting and strong protective legislation. We are not a money-making organization, but a civic body, operating for the benefit of all automobile owners. To be a member of this association simply means the automobile owner is looking out for his owu best Interests.’’ Copies of the new law, with application blanks are being sent out by the Secretary of State to all car owners 1* Indiana.
675 Is Death Toll in Ireland Since Jan. 1 DUBLIN. May 10.—Six hundred and seventy-five persons have been killed tn Ireland since Jan. 1, according to the following casualty list compiled here today : Irish civilians and members of the Irish Republican army killed, 441; wounded, 333. British crown forces killed, 234; wounded. 300. McSwiney’s Sister Will Be Candidate DUBLIN. May 10. —Miss Annie McPwlney. sister of the late Lord Mayor Terence McSwiney of Cork, and Lord Mayor O’Callagban of Cork will be Sinn Fein candidates for the South Ireland Parliament In the forthcoming ejections, it was reported from Cork today. O’Callaghan is absent from the country at present. T. H. TEAMSTERS RETURN. TERRE HAUTE, Ind., May 10.—Teamsters of Terre Ilaute union, who have been out on strike for four days here, returned to work temporarily. More than hundred teamsters weut out when bey were threatened with a 10 per cent rage reduction. ’ortralt* of yoor cht!Iren will bring endless f A joy and they never grow I up. Bring the boys and girls in today for a sitBth Floor Kahn Bldg. 4Ws (idney and Bladder Troubles Conquered or Money Back For forty years, said Dr. Carey. I have been preccribing Marshroot for kidney and bladder sickness and now that I have letlred from active practice I have made arrangements with leading druggists to dispense this wonderful prescriptoin at a moderate price, on the money back If dissatisfied plan. Beware of kidney disease—thousands die ■rs it every year who ought to be enjoying the blessings of life and health. Watch the symptoms. If you have ■pecks floating before the eyes, puffy eyes, clammy feet or moist palms, backache or sldeache. you ought to get o bottle of Dr. Carey's Marshroot right away. It has wonderfully benefited tent ot thoueands of cases of kidney and bladder troubles and Is the medicine you cau always depend upon. Results are guaranteed. NOTE —Dr. Daniel G. Carey was a practicing physician for many years and his great prescription. Marshroot aided thousand* ot sutferers from kidney and bladder troubles. Hereafter you can always get this effective prescription at all reliable pharmacists the country over. Keep In mind the name, Dr. Carey’s Marshroot prescription No. 77T. No other medicine can taka ita place.—Advertiao--eent.
COMMITTEEMAN PINS HIS FAITH TO REGULARITY Says if Primary Carries No Obligation It Is a Mockery. Threats of leaders In the overturned Jewett-Roemler-Lemcke organization to bolt the Republican party and refuse to support Samuel Lewis Shank, its candidate for mayor In the November election, have resulted in a number of precinct committeemen, coming to the surface with declarations that they do not share the views of the disgruntled managers of the campaign of Thomas C. Howe. James E. McDonald, Republican Committeeman of the Second precinct of the Eighth ward, was one of those who declared himself upon the subject today. In a letter to the Editor of the Daily Times Mr. McDonald said: “As usual, following a primary, there is more or less murmuring and threats to bolt the Republican nominee for mayor. It has even been reported, through the press, that such a course had been discussed at a meeting, in which Mayor Jewett, Chairman Lemaux, Thomas C. Howe, late candidate, and other supposed leade's participated. If a primary election means anything, it is that the different factions and candidates will and do submit their respective claims to the people for their verdict and tacitly and mutually Rgree to abide by that verdict, and support the choice of the primary. If a primary carries with it no moral obligation, upon those who participate in it, to support the nominee, then it is a mockery and a farce. In the absence of positive fraud, on the part of the nominee, it is political dishonesty to refuse him loyal support. For leaders to so counsel, is political sedition. “I did not support Mr. Shank in the primary, but he was honestly nominated and I shall do what I would have expected his supporters to do had my choice been selected—vote for the nominee.’’ FOUR HELD AFTER NEIGHBORS* FIGHT Two Men and Three Women Scrap Over Flowers. When Mrs. Harriet Custer, 3930 East Twenty-Second street, and Mrs. Blanche Jefferson, 3840 East Twenty-Second street, engaged in an altercation over a flower bed it resulted in the arrest of four persons. On an affidavit sworn out by Mrs. Custer. Mrs. Jefferson, Ed Jefferson. Charles Jefferson and Mrs. Bertha Manus, were arrested today. Mrs. Jefferson is charged with assault and battery and assault apd battery to commit murder, and Mr.-. Manus is charged with conspiracy to commit a felony. The men lias the same charges lodged against them. All were released on their own recognizance when Mrs. Custer told the police the trouble started when Mrs. Jeffersot. pushed her out of a flower bed and the others laughed at her.
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The Wild Onion school teacher, while walking across the foot-log over Gander creek Friday afternoon, carrying his stack of books under his arm, became overbalanced and was almost thrown into the stream. Cricket Hicks, who once took a week’s course in bookkeeping, says the teacher’s books were out of balance. • • • Sile Klidew has completed' his new chicken roost, and his own fowls seem well pleased with it. He made it extra long to make room for any of his neighbors’ chickens that might come over. • • • Washington Hocks fell asleep today while reading on the front pagr of the weekly paper, and when he woke up he was almost through with the editorial page.
15 ARE KILLED, 100 , HURT, IN CLASHES Italian Political Campaign Not Limited to Oratory. MILAN, May 10.—More than fifteen persons have been killed and 100 wounded in fighting between the Fasclsti and Socialists throughout Italy during the last twenty-four hours. According to advices received here from various parts of the country, the political strife between the hostile political factions is becoming more bitter as the national elections approach. Both sides are carrying on violent political campaigns that are not limited to oratory. Numerous clashes have iccurred during political mass msetings.
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BURGLARS CALL FOR FIFTH TIME Seem to Find Particular Glee in Picking on One Man. Burglars made their fifth visit to the home of Albert Russell, 137 East McCnrty street* yesterday. <">u this trip, Russell told the police, the/ took cloth lng valued at $45. A revolver was stolen from William F. Creagh’s drug store, 930 North. Pennsylvania street, during the night. The burglars, who gained access to the store bj “Jimmying” the transom rlfiod the casi. register, but found nothing. Frank Pavey, proprietor/ of a Jewelry store, 680 Massachusetts avenue, told the police that a burglar took seven watches from his store. A rear window was broken open. Ed Slbboch, 915 Marion avenue, told the police he was robbed by a pickpocket while on the aerial swing at Riverside Park. His purse contained $32. Lizzie Redmond, 835 North Illinois street, laid her purse on a counter in a store near Illinois and Pratt streets yesterday. The purse disappeared. It contained sl9. Mrs. Ada Losey, living at the Lincoln Hotel, reported to the police that a thief opened her handbag while she was shop-
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ping in a downtown store yesterday and took an express money order worth S2OB. Price of Milk Will Drop Cent on Quart Due to a fl-cent per pound drop in the cost of butterfat, the retail price of milk will be decreased 1 cent per quart next Monday by a number of milk companies. This will bring the retail price to 12 cents per quart. Pints will remain at 7 cents. The new price is the same as prevailed in 1018. -S. 0. Dungan, president of the Polk Sanitary Milk Company, said Indianapolis has a much lower milk price than other large cities.
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