Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 229, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 February 1925 — Page 3
Vv iui>i\ EbuAY, 4, 1925
DRIVER HELD IN WOIK DEATH Witnesses Exonerate Raymond Scott, Coroner Paul F. Robinson today began a detailed Investigation of an accident on Lafayette Pike, near 4£essler Blvd., Tuesday night that resulted in fatal injuries to Miss Hattie Rabourn, 78, R. R. Al, Box 216, who was struck by an auto driven by Raymond Scott, 31, of 501 Wisconsin St. Miss Rabourn died a few hours laier at the -"Methodist Hospital. Scott was charged with manslaughter and released on his own recognizance. Witnesses and Scott told police Miss Rabourn stepped from behind a north-bound truck directly in the path of the south-bound Scott auto, traveling about twenty miles an hour. Scott and Oliver Smith, R. R. A., Box 202, driver of the truck, carried Miss Rabourn into her home near by. Fred Johnson, 36, of 511 Smith Lane, struck by an auto driven by Sherman Meyers, 30, of 1515 Harlan St., at South and New Jersey Sts., was taken home with a badly injured right leg. Meyers was charged with assault and battery and driving on the left side of the street. Funeral services for Miss Rabourn
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Sings to Fame More honors for an American. singer. Mme. Bernice de Pasquali, American diva, has been awarded Europe’s highest musical honor—honorary membership' in the Royal Academy Philharmonic of Rome. She is the only singer in the world to be so distinguished. i will be held at the Acton Methodist Church, Acton, Ind. Time haa not been set. Miss Rabourn is survived by a cousin, Mrs. William B. Kessler, with whom she lived; three sisters, Miss Mary E. Watt, same address, and Mrs. Ma'ry Carson and Mrs. Maggie Wright, both of Denver, Ind., and two brothers, J. W. Rabourn, 1350 Eugene St., and George Rabourn, Southport, Ind.
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Legislative Calendar
Senate Bills Passed S. B. 83 (Crosby)—Maklne it unlawful to Hah through ice. S. B. 8 (English)—Making a misdemeanor tor driving autos while drunk for first conviction, and felony with one to five years prison term for subsequent offenses, plus State-wide injunction against the culprit driving. , S. B .55 (Holmes) —Providing pistol “toters" must register with county clerk, and only licensed dealers can sell pistols. Providing strict regulations and pen all tea for pistol traffic and use. S. B. 70 (Lindsey)—Authorizing county commissioners to complete paving roads which contractors abandon. S. B. 33 (Lochard) —Authorizing towns which have funds raised for waterworks, which project was abandoned, to transfer said funds to the general fund. S. B. 19 (Sweeney)—Proviidng 50 per cent of property owners of towns can remonstrate against street or sewer improvements nistead of 80 per cent. S. B. 139 gMoorhead)—Eliminating double pay by National and State Governments for National Guard. S. B. 116 (Barker)—lncreasing the charg seto be paid by public utilities for investigations by Public Service Commission. S. B. 1.15 (Barker) —Providing public utilities shall pay the expense of the Public Commission making a valuation of property of the utilitiw. S. B. 61- (Shank) —Providing for acquisition of lake front land in Steuben County by the county for gift to Stale Department of Conservation as park. S. B. 72 (Shirley)—Providing cost of improving streets be paid from bonds issue based on tax levy against all lots and improvements m incorporated towns. S. B. 36 (Southworth)—Providing selers of caustic acid or caustic alakalies must label containers ‘‘poison;" S. B. 49 (Blackburn)—Providing the school city of Evansville shall be governed by board of live, two of whom shall be women. S. B. 45 (Payne)—Providing State Highway Commission must leave county roads used as detours In as good condition as they were when taken over for detour purposes. S. B. 51 (English)—Appropriating $25.000 to restore the James B. Lanier home. Madison .Ind., to its pristine glory, and providing for its control by State Department of Conservation. , S. B. 34 (Perkins) —Providing for establishment of building set-back lines in cities of the second class. Bins Killed ' S. B. 33 (Moorhead) —Providing county clerks shall turn over unclaimed fees and other trust funds to State for common school fund. S. B. 136 (Hodges)—Providing for the 'weekly publication of -by the Board of Public Printing of State SiTpreme and Appellate Courts’ reports. ' 3. B. 71 (Lochard) —Authorizing town ship trustees in townships where no high schools are provided to haul high school pupils to the schorls they attend. ' House New Bills H. B. 213 (Farrbll) —Transfers control of Nancy Hanks Lincoln Burial Ground, and other duties to conservation department. Ways and Means. . H. B. 214 (Barlow) —Requires licensing and inspection of beauty parlors. State Medicine and Public Health. Hi. B. 215 (Brewster) —Limits bonded indebtedness for roads in certain counties. Roads. H. B. 216 (Duncan) —Provides for establishment of Indianapolis common pleas court and creates additional city judgeship. Affairs City Indianapolis. H. 8.-217 (Mendenhall of Marion) Revises system of dog tax collection. Judiciary A. H. B. 218 (Mendenhall-Cl ark) —Empowers highway commission to bring su.’.t in county where controversy originated. Roads. H. B. 219 (Drake)-*—Authorizes trustees of any State educatiohal institution to sell bequests and invest proceeds. Education. H. B. 220 (Carlisle) —Permits filing with county recorder certificates discharg-
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ing United States internal revenue Hens. Judiciary A. H. B. 221 (Smith of Vigo)—Limits rights of penal institutions to contract for sale of prison-made anpds. Labor. H. B. 223 (Cooperof Vigo)—Provides means for financing construction of school buildings replacing ones condemned by States Board of Health. County and Township Business. H. B. 223 (Kuepper)—Creates department of agricultural statistics to cooperate with Purdue University. Agriculture. H. B. 224 (Trowbridge)—Gives Governor power to remove incompetent sheriffs and prosecutors after hearing. Judiciary A. H. B. 25 (Wright of Randolph)— Creates State constabulary. Judiciary A. H. B. 22-6 (Pittenger)—Endows State central party committees with broader powers and legalizes participation of women in political work. Elections. Bills Passed H .B. 116 (Lowe) —Fixes certain notarial fees. (58 to 34.) H. B. 130 (Hammitt) —Requires Joint trial of defendants indicated jointly for felony. (88 to 3.) Indefinitely Postponed . H. B. 112 (Smith of Marion) —Prohibited Sunday baseball. . H. B. 134 (Sherwood) —Added Armistice day to list of legal holidays. H. B. 163 (Buchanan)—Prohibited use of broken and cracked dishes in cases. H. B. 180 (Lowe)—Required court order to permit sale of real estate by guardians and administrators. Withdrawn H. B. 10 (Gardner l —Reduced dog taxes. H- ?• (Sheets)—Reduced dog taxes. H. B. 60 (Ebaugh)—Prohibited operation in cities of plants emitting noxious ordors. H. B. 87 (Calvert) —Authorized employment of full-time county health officer*. H. B. 124 (Smith. Haegnwald. Cooper) —Gave Vigo County a Criminal Conrl. H. B. 125 (Smith. Hagenwald Cooper) —Abolished Vigo County probate commissioner. H .B. 126 (Smith. Hagen wald. Cooper) —Abolished city court in Terre Haute. 8. B. 9 (English)—Made sale of wood alcohol for beverage purposes a misdemeanor. Hoosier Briefs fT"V|IGO County c ouncll has VI a me,JflUre which would apI. I propriate $3,500 to be used for the eradication of bovine tuberculosis among 9,000 head of cattle in the district. The money was to supplement the Government appropriation. An ancient Spencer rifle, presented during Lincoln's administration to Daniel Donohue, of Peru, has been given the Miami County Historical Society by Donohue. He was a member of Indiana's inaugural delegation for Lincoln’s second term of office. The grave of “Johnny Appleseed," famous for the many apple trees he planted in midwestern States, will be appropriately marked, according to plans to the Ft. Wayne Chamber of Commerce. An addition to the Kandallville High School building to cost $95,000 has been authorized. Anew gymnasium will be housed in the structure. mOHN HEVJ.IN, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hevlin of Marion, has been elected editor of the 1927 “Lucky Bag," the official yearbook of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Forty-eight out of 200 miles of highways in Kosciusko County have been paved with concrete, the county highway commissioner reports. A resolution favoring passage of a State bonus law has been adopted by the Kokomo Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War. Preparations are being made for the largest gathering of Eagles ever held in Shelbyville, when J. S. Parry, Kansas City, grand secretary, visits next Friday. A large class of candidates will be initiated. A*-—"] ARON SLICK from Fur.kin Crick,” a comedy irf —J three acts will be presented . Wednesday and Thursday nights by the Greensburg High School senior class. Mistaking ice on the mill race for a cement street, Robert Pearsey of Rushville, drove his car into the race and he, his wife and their two children, 5 and 3, received an icy hath. Mishawaka is to have anew bridge spanning the St. Joseph River. It will cost approximately $120,000. Despite the prevalence of crime throughout the country, South Bend chief police reports no noticeable increase in most of the major crimes. Larceny arrests increased over 100 per cent since 1921.
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SLAYER MAY BE ! NOTEDMUST Chicago Authorities Seek to Identify Killer, Bv United Press WHEATON, 111., Feb. 4.—When the noose tightens around the neck of John Kammerer, Villa Park (111.) ax slayer, sentered to die on the scaffold Feb. 13, Chicago authorities will seek to identify him as Jeap Crones. Crones, anarchist fanatic, poisoned the soup at a banquet in Chicago in 1916 held in honor of Cardinal Mundelein, then archbishop. All of the 100 guests, including the archbishop and Dr. John B. Murphy, world famous surgeon, now dead, were taken violently ill. Five of the banqueters died within a few months after Crones poisoned soup at the Mundelein banquet, although their deaths were not attributed to poison. Kammerer is now in jail here awaiting the capital punishment for murdering a family of five at Villa Park last summer. FUNERAL HOUR SET Veteran Printer Who Dropped Dead to Be Buried Thursday. Funeral services for Frank Beadle, 65, of 154 W. Pratt St., veteran printer, who dropped dead at the office of the Sentinel Printing Company, 128 W. Market St., Tuesday, will be held at Shirley Brothers* chapel, 946 N. Illinois St., Thursday at 2 p. m. The widow, Mrs. Laura Walden Beadle, survives. Mr. Beadle was a member of the Winamac Tribe of Red Men, the Capital City Masonic Lodge and Typographical Union No. 1. Baby Fatally Scalded Bv Times SpeHal BLOOMFIELD, Ind., Feb. 4. Burns received when he fell into a tub of boiling water used by his mother for scrubbing, proved fatal to Charles Ogg, 18-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ogg. MR. J. PERRY Why Be Offensive. With Bad Breath? Mr. J: Perry of 792 DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. f write*: “I awakened each morning with an unpleasant taste and was often re? minded by my wife that my breath was'disagreeable. *1 tried perfumed tablets, tnouth washes and other camouflages which gave only temporary relief. M After consulting my dentist and finding my teeth in good condition, I confided in a friend, who suggested that possibly my trouble was constipation—faulty intestinal elimination. After taking a few doses of Carter’s Little Liver Pills, my stomach and bowels were, relieved, foul and impure gases eliminated. “I now enjoy a wholesome breath as well as improved health. Carter’s Little Liver Pills are small, easy to take, move the bowels in a gentle* manner—without discomfort and div tress. • —Advertisement. Rids You of Pile Torture Pyramid Pile Suppositories work so quickly, stop pain so suddenly, relieve soreness so completely as to add you to the thousands who believe it the best, safest, quickest relief known for piles. Get a 60-cent box at any drug store. —Advertisement.
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Assembly Sidelights Representative Carl Home, Osgood minister, answered the call of journalism, when, early in hia life, he came to America a German immigrant. Representative Horne began a study of the ministry after working two years on a Philadelphia newspaper. Three years service in the German cavalry inspired him to come to America, he said. • • • • Senators Fitch, Muncie, and Hodges, Gary, Republicans, have two regular jobs to which they were assigned by Lieutenant Governor Van Orman. One of them moves to dispense with reading the journal of the previous day, and the other seconds the motion. Then they see to it the Senate adjourns. * * • The Senators know when noon and 4 o'clock comes as well as a set of school children, and get restive if some solon insists on debating after regular hours. • * * The Senate spent all day Tuesday on third reading of bills. Consequently a record for this session was established. Not a single bill was introduced. * * • A bill to be introduced by Senator Nejdl. Gary, would provide sheriffs and chiefs of police with a list of auto licenses and addresses of holders. * .• • Evansville would have anew school board of three men and two women, under a biil which passed the Senate Tuesday. Lieutenant Governor Van Orman, who hails from the pocket city, held an attentive eye on his narges as they handled the matter. * * • A bill to require the State printing board to print weekly the reports of the' Indiana Supreme and Appellate Courts failed to pass the Senate. Senator Llndley, Kingman, Republican, discovered what he said
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was a salary grab, tucked in the bill. One-fifth of the amount to be charged for the service would be used to solicit subscriptions for the reports, it was provided. "That would create a State book agent job at $5,090 a year,” declared Lindley. “You have to watch all these bills for a salary grab or new office.” * * • Walter S. Chambers, Democratic State chairman, in his weekly letter to Democratic editors, predicts the Cann bill, providing for a 3-cent gasoline tax, of which the State would retain 2 cents and the counties one cent, is likely to pass the Senate. • • • Thomas S. McMurray Jr., State insurance commissioner, declared the Chambers bill, abolishing the insurance rate-making bureau, which passed the Senate, would increase Are, tornado and cyclone Insurance rates in Indiana,. * * * Labor organizations are gathering forces to defeat the garnishee bill in the House, according to labor leaders. • • * James P. Goodrich, ex-Governor,
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entertained House Ways and ‘Means Committee Tuesday at luncheon. Marcus Sonntag, chairman of the World War Memorial commission, urged Marion County and Indianapolis to purchase the property of the two churches on the plaza.
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