Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 273, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1924 — Page 5

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MEETS HANCOCK WORKERS McCulloch at Greenfield; Says Land Assessments Too High. Bt Times Special GREENFIELD, Ind., March 28. Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch of Indianapolis, candidate for the Democratic nomination fr.r Governor, was in Greenfield today meeting’ Democratic workers and voters. In discussing State issues he said one reason for over burdening taxes is the exceeslve valuation of land for taxation. He said there are many instances In which valuation of land is 25 per cent or mort of the market value as shown by sales. Dance Hall Closing Sought In a suit filed by Jesse E. Martin, deputy prosecutor and Anti-Saloon League attorney, in Superior Court five, the State asks that a dance hall and grocery in Ravenswond be closed one year as a public nuisance under liquor laws. Frank Mahan, Charles Starr. Martin Lloyd and Nicholas Noe are defendants.

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Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, famous food authority, who claims to be the only living member of the original faculty of Purdue University, will attend Purdue’s semi-centennial celebration in May. When Edward Lippet, last of the suspects in the bombing of the Columbia Hotel at Monepelier to be released from jail, got out on bond he obtained a license to wed Mrs. Fannie Davis. Five chow puppies of royal Chinese pedigree have been purchased to romp on Indian Ridge golf course, Gary. They will be given the freedom of the links and the children’s payground. Believing it cheaper to move than pay a fine. E. A. Parrish of Edinburg. left the town as soon as he learned an affidavit charging intoxication was filed against him, police say. Finding an oil truck abandoned near Gary, Giulio Steffani drove madly to the nearest filing station to sell the contents. He had emptied the tank into the reservoir of the filling

station when it was learned that hundreds of gallons of rare old Scotch were now hopelessly flavored with oil. In a free-for-all Brown County spelling match Carl Noblett, seventh grade pujftl, won the championship. G. L. Jones, 20, a teacher, was second. A report of the United States employment Mireau, Anderson, shows there Is very little employment in that

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