Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 173, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1924 — Page 14

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SLATE REPORTED FORMED IN SHANKJEWETT COMBINE Armitage Would Be Given Control of Board of • x Works. Ralph lyomcke. <’itv chairman. Irvtng R-ematix for mayor Rew Shank anti William Frwman. nittjnhcrs of the hoard of works. This Is Th-> line-up of a coalition of the .If-wr; l/'TiickP. Hhank-Armi-tpge Republican forces it. city poli tir. according to information from a monitor .f one of tho organizations today. William It. Armitage. twditica! ad v <*-r>r to Mayor Shar.K. said thal w.'tii,) make an excellent chairman, hut that nothing definite had been decided According to information, the agreement was reached at a recent meeting licM in the other of Joseph Hogue. city controller, and attended hy members of the two factions. Both Shank and Freeman, former Republican county chairman, are Armitage men and would give control of the board of works. It is said the two factions have united to fight the George V. OofflnOtis I Unison faction, now in control of the county organization. Charles W. Jewett, leader of the Jewett l.emcke faction, and former mayor, declared he would not he a candidate for ’ S' ales Senator, despite rumors. Jewett said he l*elieved I.emaiix would certainly be candidate for mayor. Lenuke admitted some of thboys have talked to me about it. but. understand. I am not a candidate for anything.” Lemeke said there had been no formal agreement on tho slate. Armitage and l.emcke conferred It: the latter -, office this morning. BENCHES ARE PROTESTED The authority of private advertG lug interests to pla - !. - -h* s on ck v property at street intersections was questioned hv Joseph i. Hogue. -at.'controller, before tho t-a. 1 of, works today. Hogue pointed out tha* many of these heliclies were i.eitsg placed , over the city, marring ;. ope. trance of i streets an:! violating ordinance regarding private hu'-lm-s- enter- j prjses on city property.

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Two Killed , Five Hurt When Automobile Is Driven in Front of Interurban at Crossing Near Maywooc

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Ind , driver .-f the auto. internal it! skil” inj ni’s. Miss t: tth Hum kins. 16, ad iughtei I • ■ i! an 1 skall lujiu ies. The *, , M It. * •• H.i’.\T.:ns. 42. wife of •he and. man M Kslh.r Ha’Akius. IS. and llch-n Hawk.ns. 7 d.iug’’ ? et • Tiie thr.-e have skuli fr lures ai.d ere in cr;::■ il run!s:ii*> I 'si Fan! Hawkins ami Ihhert I.e K"\' 1 law .Ins. 2. w *'•:•• hglitly In'ir - t: h hv !\ • • < 'lgi •- ut S r. t Ralph t <e.-, n and police

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! emergency squad and Cnronor Raul i F. Ftobinsun investigated and charged Mntorman Frank Hnusand. .Moorses I ville, Ind.. with manslaugliter and re- | leased him on his own recognizance, j Housand said lie saw a large auto j coming toward the trad; and j thought it would stop, lie blew his .whistle and threw on the brakes * when he set it would not. The large auto barely crossed in front of the | interurban. he said, rind a smaller auto carrying the Hawkins family, j close behind drove directly on the | track. The Hawkins car was thrown ! about twenty five feet to the side of 1 the crossing. police s;iy tla * learned that ilawkins has a brother, Grover Hawkins, i at Hiooti.ington and other relatives j there. EIGHT DEATHS IN ILLINOIS Two Arriilents at R ain id (Tossings Take Toll of Lives. Pi. ’ >'!!< >! I’’ < - * iHIi'AG*. Nov 2S.- Right P*r sons m- t death in ivvo automobile j accidents in Chi< ago over Thanks gi\ ii;g Three girls and two young non Wn killed he’ween t'i’ieago and Aurora when a train s’l iek tln-ir mu--h’ine. Three woim-a were kill* 1 ’ Rirr.l.ard when a train demoli-m i | their car Fatality at l.lwnod /!•/ Tim** >/" ■ eii F.IAVooD In-1 N'A’- - ~!' s Clara Q ' -• ' f i-a.is ih-ad to.la;' Sii<> wns !a,me in the side .ir f h.-r s m motorcycle fi. m n Thanksgiving da I dinner with relatives when the tnu ~ ora -! * ■ 1 into a tei. phone |.de tike was thrown to the paver, a ' and die-! seveinl hours later fr--in m ip-les. Hi-liop Hurt In Crash rt;i Timm S/ ■ i'll FT W AYNK Ind.. N•• 7 •

Bishop Joseph 11. A Herding of this Catholic diocese was recovering today from injuries received when his auto was struck by a street car Warren Man Killed H)i Times Special WARREN, I rid., Nov 28. Thomas Clarnpitt, 60. was dead to day from injuries received when struck by an auto here Thursday. Girl Recovering It ir Time* Special AhVDKKSON. Ind., Nov. 28.—Miss Josephine Ellison. IS, was recovering from injuries received when the auto in which she was riding was crowded in a ditch by another machine near here. AUTO DRIVER DROWNED Iti/ Times Special KOKOMO, ind., Nov. 28. —Michael Hollahan Jr., 26. was drowned early today when his automobile skidded off the road three miles east of here, plunged down an eight-foot emhunkment into a ditch and ,vrr turned. Hollnhan was pinned underneath the car with his face submerged in a small pool of water. His wife-yind child and two other persons in the car escaped uninjured. Snow was blamed for the accident. PHONE CASE DELAYED The State’s case against the In Tina Beil Telephone Company, yen--1 from Marion Superior Court to Johnson Circuit Court, charging maintenance of a dummy director--lup, and asking revocation of char !■)• has 1 m*. m postponed for trial fr >;n Dec. IS to Dec. 27. according ’ ■ Attorney General C. S. la-sh. I.’ sh a..- in Franklin. Ind.. Wedne.s;.y arguing a motion by the com puny in make the complaint more if;c. Judge Preen inn t Miller in a ted ho would rule on the mo before Saturday.

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DE PAUW MIFFED OVER STATEJOB Branch Told Slight Is Sqen in Burris Appointment, Told today that De Pauw T'niveri sity faculty and alumni view ;he ap- | pointment of Benjamin J. B irris to the vacancy on the State boafcl of | education left when President George j It. Grose of De Pauw went to China ! as a Methodist bishop as a slight, \ Governor Emmett F. Branch said: “Burris is tho best man for the j place. That is all there Is to it.” De Pauw objects on the score it ; is the largest Protestant church controlled school in the State and should i not be deprived of representation on | the State hoard. Burris becomes ' president of the esastern division jof the Indiana State Normal i .School at Muncie Dec. 1. With I Burris in ‘his place the State Normal J School win have two rperesentatives ion the board - President R. N. Hines 1 of the school at Terre. Haute, be'ing the other. De Pauw men say the i State school is entitled to only one [ member Branch admitted that Republic.-)n State Chairman Clyde A. Wall) had advised against Burris' appointment. Conductor Dies From Hurts I Ha Times Special GRKKNCASTDK, Ind . Nov. 28. Fay i iris,-oil, 3S. brakeman. freight j train, who with Janies Feeney, 44. conductor, had both of Jiis feet j ground off when run down hy a loose ■•ut of freight cars in the yards here Wednesday, was reported improving today. Feeney died from his in mi :es Thurs lay. /

TWO ARE DISCHARGED Charles Anderson Freed on Manslaughter Charge. Charles Anderson, 57, of 50 iO Rawles Ave., was discharged today in city court on an involuntary man slaughter charge. Anderson was exonerated by Coroner R;vul F. Robinson. Anderson was arrested Nov 12 when his machine fatally injured Walter Schlosser, 6, on Brookville Rd. Robert Mills, 27,.c010red, 02.0 K. Walnut Kt., was also discharged on similar charges. Harry Doguias. 4. colored. 062 Coe Kt... diefl Nov. 6. from injuries sustained when he was struck by an automobile driven by Mills. SHANK GETS COMPLAINT Mayor to Pass on Riding of Motorists in Police Patrol. Methods of the police in making arrests for minor traffic violations will be brought to Mayor Shank's attention upon his return from his wedding trip, city hall officials in dictated today. Actions of some traffiemen are said to be under fire, many complaints being received at the city hail | where offenders living outside the I city were victims of a patrol ride. Tiie mayor Inaugurated the patrol j rides for speeders, but the practice ; now has been carried to su<-h extremes that It is a black mark on the city administration, officials said. Police Chief Herman K. Rikhoff has reprimanded several traffi--officers for drastic steps taken in arresting motorists. State Depository Named The State. Finance Board today i designated the l’.eiin. >’* S’.ae Bank, ! Belmont Ave. and Washington St., ia State deposit or j up to The [hoard is compost'd of the Governor, i iiiditor and treasurer of State.

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DANCE SMOKING TO BE WATCHER Chief Enforces Order as Fire Prevention. Police don’t intend to let dancing get so hot in Indianapolis this winter that fires result. This was the inference drawn today from announcement that Capt. Charles Sumner had changed matrons for public dancing at a hotel. Sumner investigated a report of Policewoman Oozetta Osborn that when the regular dancing places overflowed the dancers went into a coffee shop and she observed both men and women smoking. There’s nothing in the public dance ordinance to prevent womej or men smoking, but Police Chief Herman F. Rikhoff months ago put a ban upon it. Rikhoff has not barred smoking in restaurants. It's not the smoking the chief objects to, it was said. It’s the danger ; of fire and panic in a crowded room. With the dancing season in full | swing, police will watch all halls I closely, the chief said. Officers were : cautioned not to forget that the ban i still is on cheek-to-cHeek dancing. AI Smith Is Victim A1 Smith of Norma, Ind., told po , lice here today a dozen opossum, ; eight skunk and twenty muskrat t hides had been stolen from i,:-^ , llome ’ Roses $38.50 at Game Robert f>che?ter, jnoi E. Fifty : Fourth St., reported loss of S3R3O while attending a basketball game at the V. M C A. Thursday right.