Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 261, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1925 — Page 13

FRIDAY, MARCH 13,1925

SCORE OF BILLS Governor Expected to Act on Many Today, Governor Jackson expected today to devote tlmq to consideration" of the sciore or so of legitative measures remaining on his desk. Bills not signed by Saturday nljfht automatically dU>. Chief among the bills to be Considered is tne LafuZe automobile “killer” bill, providing wider scope for prosecution of motorists who flee from , the scene of accidents without revealing their identity. Others t£( receive exaciitive consideration: Bailey bill, creating a four-judge municipal court for Indlanpaoils: Fittepger bill, carrying, biennial State appropriations totaling $48,492,450.22, and tho Brown bill, au-thorizing-the State to accept Valparaiso, University for use as a normal school. ’ / - ' Late Thursday the Governor affixed his signature to the Daily bill, giving the indjapapolis city dourt an* additional judge to serve until Jan. 1. 1025. The English blll.- submitiing the four proposed State constitutional amendments to the .1925 general election, and the Ebaugb measure making optional the Indianapolis 12-cent general health levy and fixing a Tceflt tuberculosis prevention levy.

VILLAIN' BULLET Gir! Shoots Boy, Thinking Gun Not Loaded, , Bu Tintea Special TArtuih'K, jnd., March 13.—Miss Katie piemen Is prostrated at her home here, and. RdScoe Goodwin, 17* is fighting a desperate battle for life at a Danville,' 111., hospital t<£ day, the result of an “unloaded reGoodwin,: who HVes at {Silverwood, near here, wan"attending a play rehearsal at the high school when Miss Clements came up and joiklngly aimed a caliber revolver used by the “villain” In the play. “It isn't loaded," she laughed and pulled the trlger. The bullet penetrated Goodwin’* wind pipe and lodged against the ,plne ' ’ s ' employes say goodby Work at the Indjhaapoiis branch of Ford Motor Company was suspended a half hour Thursday while employes bid farewell' to Roger R. Evans, superintendent for four years. •' " it : Evans has been transferred to the Jacksonville (Fla:) brah.eh.w' He hasi bcgfc employe dby the'Toed company since 19 Ll . £ A diamond ring waa'presented him by employes'. f Claude Miller, assistant, Is acting superintendent. ♦ •

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Miss Emma I ichtsinn and I*adoire Lovlnger. • * N ' At an meeting for the current semester of the Junior Drama League cf Manual Training High School, Miss • Emma Lichtsinn, 1209 Laurel St., was elected president and I*adofe Lovinger, 2922 Park Ave.. vice president Miss Ella May McMUlian vas elected secertary treasurer. The Manual Drama League is a mem•ber of tl? National Drama League. Miss Lola Perkins ts the club sponsor. h .. ;• t •: What to Do With $32,000 Surplus Puzzling, A further cut in the Marion County dog tax was announced today by Marion County officials. The tax to be collected immediately by township assessors Is $1 for males, $3 for females and 92 for each additional dog. Cpunty commissioners Thursday fixed the rate at $1 for a male, $2 for a female and >3 for eaxsh additional. Reason for the reduction was that the county collected $32,000 in dog taxes in 1924 and only paid out $73 for livestock and fowls killed by dogs. What to do .with the 932.000 if* a question puzzling the commissioners. .The coupty dog tax has nothing to do with the city license of $2, which must be paid separately at city hall. FEDERAL INQUIRY ASKED Senator Reed Offers Resolution for Farm Machinery Inquiry. BV United Preu WASHINGTON. March 13. A resolution asking for investigation of manufacturers of farm implements by the Federal Trade Commission to ascertain if unlawful trade discriminations exist, was introduced in the Senate today by Senator Reed, Missouri. Democrat. Reed’s resolution charges that farm implements manufactured in the United gtates are sold in foreign countries at lower prices than murf he paid by American farmers.

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NEW COURT LAW STUDIED BY CITY t I--of Judges to Be One Problem, Member* of the city legal department today studied provisions of the ew municipal court law, abolishing ie present city court and all but .ne justloe of the peace court in *a? of the townships in whioh In-Jan-polls lies, and establishing four munctipal courts, beginning Jan. 1, 1925, Governor Jadcaon signed the bill late Thursday. .. Housing of the courts will ptnve a oerious p*vblem. Mayor Shank pointed out. Present police headquarters now is Inadequate to meet demands, and to place an additional court in, the roll call room would result in further congestion. Shank Is in favor of building f* municipal coliseum with room for the courtrooms. CHICAGO FIGHTING DISEASE INCREASE - 1 - 1 ( Police and Firemen Battle Epidemic—279 Deaths Bu United Prtte CHICAGO, March 13.—Business men, police, the fire department and all physicians today were called upon by Health Commissioner Bundesen to aid in stamping out the influenza-like disease which has caused twentyeight deaths in the thirteen hours ended at 10 p. m. Thursday. There have been 279 deaths since March 1. Ninety new cases of the diseases Were reported last night. Police have been asked to enforce the antl-epltting order issued by the health department. Firemen have been asked to flush the streets. “We have not had a rain in some time and we fear the spread of germs deposited by expectoration," the commissioner said. Physicians have been asked to help watch the situation and to order to bed any persons giving signs of the disease. ASSEMBLY COSTS FILED Legislature Expenses So Far Total 196,044. Expenses of the 1925 Legislature to date total $96,044, exclusive of printing coeta, according to computations made in the State auditor’s office. Two years ago the total ex-, penses were $101,164. Gaylord Morton, attache in the office, said the 1925 expenses might be greater than those of 1923 when all figures are submitted.

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