Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 312, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1922 — Page 14

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We Will Help You to Save Safely jflrtrbrr eno Crust Company DISAGREEMENT ON PAVING AND JITNEY BUSSES Reports of Subcommittees Considering Street Car Problems Delayed. Members r.f subcommittees of the mayor's citizens' committee investtpratiiiß the financial problem of the Indianapolis Street Railway foinpany were disagreed today upon recommendations to be made to the peneral body. The subcommittees, of which there are two, were to have reported last night. The disagreement resulted in a twohour argument, behind closed doors, and announcement to the (general romniiitie, which waited outside until nearly 10 o’clock, that the reports will be delivered next Wednesday night. One committee has made an audit ot the street car company's boots. The other has made a survey of traction conditions in other cities of the class of Indianapolis. Part of the committee, which has been investigating the bo-.ks, desired to reeommend that the company be relieved of the cost of paving between tracks, and the rest are opposed to such recommendation. The Jitney bus Question, also, is said to have been a stumbling block in the way of a report. Robert I. Todd, president and general manager and Pr. Henry Jameson, chairman of the executive committee of the reaction company, were among those who waited for the sub-committee reports.

HUGHES DENIES SINISTER DEALS WITH MEXICO State Department Answers Series of Questions on Nation’s Attitude. Spoofa! to Indiana Daily •; i Philadelphia Public Ledger WASHINGK'N. May ll.—Nothing slnsfer or score* can be read into the dealings of the Harding Administration with Mexico, nor proposals the American Government ha* submitted to President Obregon as conditional to recognition. That was made plain by Stare Department officials in the only comment they were willing to make to the series of questions submitted to Secretary Hughes by The Nation, as the magazine's reorder to the department's sweeping denial of charg-s contained in an article by Henry Alsberg appearing in the May n* >si" of the magazine. i'he Questions prop : :d-d bv the Nation sought to draw out the Government ot. the situation in Mexico involving •hnrch property, with the intimation hat the American Government has at•ufted to obtain preferential treatment for the American clergy in Mexico in the face of th; Mexican law which ves's ail .•hurch property in the hands of the Mexican government. 'ft • 1 nl.co State*, in dealing with that - spec; of the Mexican question, it n- stated, always has stood for religious freedom, but at the same time fully recognized the right of the Mexican government to expropriate church property by compensation methods The I'nire.i Sta'os stands for no form of confiscation ami intends to withhold recognition until guarantees ar given that American property will not be con sis- ated. or the provisions of article XXVII r.f the f.irranza constitution of ;b! 7 will p.ot tie appli 1 retroactively. At no time, i? was asserted here vigorously, has the American Government sought to intervene in the internal aftairs of Mexico or dictate to the Obregon government ‘‘on the political tendencies r.f certain personalities in the Mexican government," as suggested by the writer in the Nation. The correspondence, comprising the negotiations. which have been und r way between the two governments on the subject of recognition, will not be marie public, it was stated, and nothing will be done officially to make continuance of those negotiations difficult f■ r either government. OWNERS FILET REMONSTRANCES Object to Improvement of Hessen? Road. Three remonst ranees containing the namo of thirty-eight proper:.v owners bus been filed with Leo K. Fe.-ler. county auditor, agati st the proposed improvement of the lies song road. This is n s vi-.n <>f the Michigan road in I‘iko aid Washington Townships. A bond Issue of for this purpose has been r. ? ~* and approval by the State board of ii. \ commissioners twice. Mr. I-'esler stated that the total bonded indebtedness of the county would be raised tt. .SQ.lps.noq if the proposed i-.u, was authorized. Contracts for the improvement were i* i in .January r the Plizenma.v- r Construction Company of T rre Haute. T A BOR BOARD AWAITS^MOYE N**vt Step in Shop Contract Issue Up to Railroads. CHICAGO. May 11—The T'nited States Railroad Labor Hoard today awaited the next move of the Nation's railroads following the board s decision forbidding "farming out" of shop work at low wages and interpreting tii.it practice as a violation of tie Fcd-ral law. Rail shopmen and switchmen are now compiling votes among their i'.oo,oot> membership for a strike In protest against ti e contract system used by some railroads l>y which contractors paying lower wages th.ii railroads bad taken over entire shops formerly owned by the carriers. M .re than 150/iflO men are estimated to be working in su< h shops. t ACHING ANO L f • HARO * ! p! | J CAIN ANO ibi $ ■ • ForFisa — j V| / y Jjjf'nmr * I J *OO7 COXK- • CAU - ou * I A odorous • j *VAT CONN-.- SWCATINg | I eorr co* ■SORt'fcuNION { i ENDS FOOT MISERY j o Ci!-o-ride positively cives quick relief J { and lasting results. It penetrates the J i pores and removes the cause (Plasters • J in each package for Stubborn Corns) J IS Hißko COocfe PwUa Sctd AS Dru*tt s* J

WIFE DIES IN ODD COLLISION; HUSBAND HELD Coroner’s Office Investigating Death of Mrs. Morgan at Crossing. An Investigation was being conducted by the coroner's office today of an accident at Madison avenue and the Belt railroad, resulting in the death of Mrs. Marguerite Morgan, 45, 424 Sanders street. George F. Morgan, 45, her husband. who drove the automobile into the side of a freight trnin, is under arrest, charged with manslaughter, operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor and operating a blind tiger. The accident occurred at 8:15 o'clock last night. The freight train, in charge of W. R. Rristow, conductor. Mattoon, 111., and K. A. Sevoss, engineer. 5212 Roosevelt avenue. was best-bound aud the automobile was gotng south. John Swan. 1952 Madison avenue, flagman at the crossing, said he saw the automobile anti the train approaching and he tried to stop the automobile. lie says ho signaled in plenty of time for Morgan to have stopped. The automobile hit the tendei of the engine and Mrs. Morgan was thrown under the wheels of the train. She died five minutes after the accident. A bottle said to contain a small amount of white mule whisky was found in the automobile. Morgan denied he had been drinking. The death of Mrs. Morgan is the second case within three weeks where a woman was killed in an accident n here her husband was arrested on charges of eperat ing a motor vehicle while under the inti uer.ee of liquor and operating a blind tiger. The other accident occurred April 29, on Massachusetts avenue, when an automobile driven by Thomas Handley, negro, 45, 135 South Arlington avenue, hit a rough place in the street and turned over. Mrs. Handley suffered injuries that resulted in her death two days later. After she died Handley was arrested on the charge of monslaughter. The manslaughter charge, as well as the charges of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor and operating a blind tiger were continued in city court until May 17.

RUSSIAN LOAN IS ESSENTIAL Lloyd George Sees No Hope of * Settlement Without Gash for Soviets. LONDON, May 11.—Premier Lloyd George today notified Downing street officials that he has no hopes for a Russian settlement unless a loan is given to Russia. The premier does not expect the Genoa conference to end for some time. An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Gcno a said that George Tchitcberin. head of ’lie Russian delegation, conferred wPh Foreign Minister Sehaiizer of Italy, presumably to present the modified Kh> sian reply of the allied conditions for ev.-ntnal recognition of the Moscow government. CRIMINAL LIBEL SUIT IS HEARD Editor of Weekly* Is Sued by ex-Candidate. Charges of criminal libel agninst Irving Webster, editor of a sma'.l weekly publication, the Indiana Journal, were heard today in a justice of peace court. The affidavit for Webster's arrest was filed by Reuben N. Miller, defeated cart didate for the Republican nomination for Judge of Superior Court Room 1. it is alleg'd that derogatory statements against Miller were published by Web stf r.

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