Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 30, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1922 — Page 12
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We Will Help You to Save Safely yirtrhrr featoinja snb tCrust Company DOZEN LIQUOR I OFFENDERS ARE GIVEN PENALTY Pete Mashulson. Who Concealed Mule in Baby Cab, Fined §3OO in Court. Punishment ranging all the war from SSO fines to sentences at the Indiana State Farm were Imposed upon twelve violators of liquor lawa In city court by Fred Bonlfield, Judge pro tem. Harry Berman. 1429 North Illinois street, in whose home two sixty-gallon stills were found, was lined S2OO and sentenced to sixty days on the State Farm. Pete Mashulson. 120 South West street, received the heaviest tine of the day SSOO, but he apparently was well satisfied when the sixtv-day sentence was .-Suspended. It was at Mafchulson's home that a quantity of white mule was found concealed in a baby cab, and the baby was given an alcoholic bath when the cork came out of the container. The finding of three stills on the premises of George Rynard. Thirtieth street arul Cooper avenue, resulted in fines of SIOO being imposed on Kynard and . Joseph Philips, who lives on Tenth 1 street. Philips, who Is said to have financed the stills, was given a forty-day -entenee in addition to the fine. Other blind tiger operators fined were: | Lester Coleman, 10 East Twenty-First street, $100; Sam Whitaker, lfi North F.ast street, SSO; Clinton Belles. SSO; Ken- : neth Henry. S100; Ollie Rumage, slu> Harry Haspiel, 853 South Illinois street. *SO; Cliff Pollard, 2010 West Eleventh street, SSO; Elizabeth Mitchell, negro, SSO. CITY NEEDS NEW SEWER APPARATUS Street Commissioner Declares Old Equipment Won’t Do. On report of Street Commissioner M. -T. Hyland that it is impossible to keep the 510 miles of'sewers in Indianapolis properly operating with the wornout equip- ! ment inherited from the Jewett administration the board of public works today instructed the city legal department to prepare an ordinance appropriating $12.500 for new apparatus. The principal replacement will be of three motor trucks which Hyland declares are in the repair shop half the time. Resolutions for resurfacing with as- j phalt of Delaware street from TwentyFourth to Twenty-Fifth streets and of Georgia street from Pennsylvania to Pela- , ware streets with wooden block were eon- ! firmed. Property owners objected to j both The board adopted resolutions for the permanent improvement of Wade street 1 from Shelby to State streets. Thirty-Sec-ond street from Illinois street to Boulevard Piace. Oxford street from Tenth street to Brookslde Parkway south drive, Lockerbie street from East to Liberty streets. Forty-fourth street from College to Wl.itbmp avenues, first alley east of College avenue from Thirty-Second to Thirty-Third streets and f>>r resurfacing of Washington street from Liberty street to point 194 feet east and Delaware street from Nineteenth to Twenty-Second streets. Fire Chief Speaks t° Civic Meeting j The Southeastern Civic Improvement Club will meet tonight at the McKinley ' I üblle school building. Reports of tiie ’ committees on street Improvements and | city beautification will be read, and piaus ; for a membership campaign will be con- I sidered. John J. O Brien, chief of the i fire department, has been invited to j speak on fire prevention and the clean- | up campaign. •
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RECOGNITION OF MEXICAN STATE DENIED Rumor Emanating From Wall Street Meets Repudiation at Capital. WASHINGTON, June 15.—State Department officials were quick to deny the rumor emanating from Wall street, that recognition of Mexico by the United States was imminent. There was no change in the Mexican situation officials said. As far as could be learned the Department Is without fresh information from Mexico City, indicating that the Obregon government Is ready to give the guarantees required by the American Government as prerequistes to recognition. The Wall street report, it is believed here, arises from the sudden flurry in Mexican securities on the New York Stock Exchange. This bullish tone in oils and Mexican railroad stocks is attributed here to the apparent progress being made by the bankers' conference in New York on Mexican finances. The New York meeting it was pointed out. is wholly an affair of Mexican authorities and private banking interests, both American and foreign. The United States Government is taking no part in the negotiations which are designed to refund the Mexican debt, and the outcome of the conference could have but little relation to the question of recognition. POLICE PROBE FREE-FOR-ALL ON RIVER BOAT Fight Over Booze Caused Death of One and Injury to Many Others. WASHINGTON. June 15.—Police of Washington and Alexandria, Va. t were conducting a rigid Investigation today of a riot last night on the river steamer Charles >tc Ales ter, which resulted In the death of one man and the serious Injury of others. The boat wa loaded with more than a thousand excursionists. mostly high school students and railway workers, when a free-for-all fight started, presumahly over payment for some whisky. Four hundred persons are said to have taken part In the fight. Louis B. McCormick. 20. was stabbed, dying later at an Alexandria hospital. Other injured men were rushed to hospitals here. A number of arrests were made. Mystery of Boy’s Death Is Clearing CHICAGO. June 13.—Mystery, which since last October has surrounded the death of Samuel Buffington, 14-.vpar-old hoy scout. Is believed today to be near solution. Arrest on murder charges of two men is expected to result from the investigation which has been conducted during recent months. The boy’s body was fonnd hanging in a closet of his home. It was at first believed that he had been strangled while playing an "execution'' game with playmates. I. ter the police discovered evidence tent ing to Indicate he had been strangled and the body noosed up In the closet to give the appearance of hanging Woman Robbed by Pickpocket Leine Short. ISO3 West Michigan street, was robbed of a purse while she was in a crowd at Illinois and Washington streets last night. The purse contained $lO, two rings and a watch and chain. Roy Senest, rooming at 32.S East Market street, reported bis room entered by a tbief who took a clock and a tie pin.
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Cricket Hicks accidentally stepped into a bucket of eggs at the Rye Straw Store this morning. He says it is surprising how many eggs anybody can break with just one foot. * • * Poke Easley was seen driving along the road today with an extra wagon tire tied on tiie back end of his wagon. Dock Hocks, our blacksmith, had just made it, and said it was guaranteed for 50,000 if a person wanted to drive that far. • • • Jefferson Fotlocks rehearsed up today on killing flies, as the season will soon be In full bloom CAMPAIGN TALK NAMES WILSON Former President Much Better in Physical Health, Admiral Grayson Declares. Special to Indiana Dally Times and Philadelphia Public Ledger. WASHINGTON. June 15—Efforts to confirm stories emanating from Democratic cloakrooms of the Senate that Woodrow Wilson might participate in the furthcoming congressional election campaign through the medium of the radio telephones encountered such reticence as to his physical ability to do so as to give rise to a sensational rumor the former President had suffered a relapse and was gravely ill. The re ports gained such widespread circulation In Washington as to prompt Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson. U. 8. N., to is sue a formal denial "There is absolutely nothing in those rumors.'’ Admiral Grayson salt! "1 went to see Mr. Wilson and found his as well as he had bene for more than a month. He told me that he expected to take a motor ride. H has not missed his customary ride for several days." The former President suffers an nrca sional indisposition which makes it necessary to cancel his motor ridps, Admiral Grayson said, but added Mr. Wilson was "generally greatly Improved.' ARRESTED FOR $11.50 THEFT. Elmer Speigel, 34. 3029 Sutherland avenue, was arres’ed today by detectives on a charge of petit larceny. The arrest was on a warrant sworn to by John C. Humphrey, 1425 Woodlawn avenue, who i charges that Speigel stole $11.55 from him. AUTO PAINTING to ke<j> fchop runnlnc during dull { tre'll glvr a rrftl bargain In HIGH-GRAPE PAINTING. Our Customer* ZERKLE PAINT CO. Drexel 4433. 1317 Kelly St. !
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NORMAL SCHOOL PUPILS WONDER ABOUT STATUS Ruling of Attorney-General Lesh Says Institution Is Operated Without Right. Pupils of the Indianapolis Normal School, which has been operated in connection with the city schools for fortyfive years, are trying to find out where they stand as the result of the opinion of U. S. Lesh, Attorney General of Indiana, holding that the board of school commissioners has no legal right to operate the Institution. They are wondering whether the work they have done at the school to date has been wasted and there seems to be no one who can given them an answer. Asa matter of fact, the decision of the Attorney General has put the whole matter up In the air for the time being, at least. For some time negotiations have been under way between the school board and the authorltiees of Butler College to have the latter institution take over the normal school. However, under the most favorable circumstances this could not be done for at least one year, and probably longer. It had been the Intention of the school hoard to make no extensions in the school during the coming year and to have all entering pupils come into the school with the distinct understanding that thero was a possibility that the school might be discontinued, after another year. However the board from the first has Intended to take care of all pupils already enrolled and to give them an opportunity to complete their two-year course. This plan has been knocked out by the opinion of the Attorney General, unless some arrangement ean be made for
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the continued operation of the school on a legal basis. The opinion has come at a very unfortunate time for the school board as it Is understood It was the plan of the board to place a number of the seven district superintendents of public schools, whose jobs were abolished last week In positions at the normal school. A great point was made by the board that all the district superintendents would be given positions and their services would not be lost to the schools of Indianapolis. Just how this Is to be done, if the normal school is abolished. Is a point that apparently Is worrying members of the board ever since the opinion of the Attorney General was made public. Fire Destroys Milton Christian Church MILTON, Ind., June 15.—Fire originating in the Personette grocery here, destroyed the Christian Church building, causing n loss of approximately SIO,OOO, one-fourth of which was on the grocery store and stock. The church will be rebuilt with a modern structure, the Rev. McCormick, pastor, stated. Athletic Union to Have Life Stations The Indiana American Athletic Union will establish three life-saving stations in and nenr Broad Ripple. These stations. located at Ravenswood, the Broad Ripple swimming pool and across from the Broad Ripple boathouse, are intended to form the nucleus of an extensive system to be developed later.
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COME THIS SUMMER There’s no (retting around It. The busy person Is the happiest. He Is the least concerned whether the weather Is hot. cold or somewhere between Work Is wonderful. Nothing can take Its place. To follow a definite industrious program daily will bring satisfaction and peace of mind. ’ You always feel better after a good day’s work. Whv squander tout summer months? You could accomplish something worth while hre, make substantial headway, and enjoy your time more. This school is in session all tho year around. Make the Start Next Monday Attend INDIANA BT BINKSS COLLEGE at Marlon, Muncle, Lngansnort Anderson, Kokomo. Lafayette, Columbus. Itichmond, Vincennes Craw’ fordsvllle, Peru or Central Business College, Indianapolis. Oins C. Crlne Is president, and Ora E. Buts, general manager. Get In touch with the point you wish to attend, or for Budget of Information and full particulars see write, or telephone Fred W\ Case, principal. Vcnnaylvanlft and Vermont Sts., First Door Xofth V. W. C. A., Indpls.
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