Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 136, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1925 — Page 3
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DUVALL SAYS WOMEN WILL BE APPOINTED Republican Nominee Sounds ® Keynote of Fall Campaign. Promises of a number of changes from the present manner of ruling Indianapolis, if ho is elected mayor, were made by John L. Duvall, Republican nominee for mayor, in his keynote address delivered before a large crowd in Broad Ripple Tuesday night. Duvall pledged himself to appoint a “goodly number of women in the ranks of city officials,” to conduct asurvey to ascertain useless city offices and to abolish them, to take the rolice and fire departments out of politics and appoint a chief of police “familiar with law enforcement” and to install a thorough and effective budget system. The Republican nominee said he
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had decided to read hig speech "for fear of the danger of being misquoted.” The meeting was held in old-time style. Flaring torches burned from the telegraph poles while Roman candles and fireworks informed the residents of the north side there was something doing politically in the Roll Inn garage, where the meeting was held, in place of the Duvall home, because of the inclement weather. No Special Privileges “I will be mayor in fact as well as in name,” Duvall declared. “No man or group of men who seek special privileges at the expense of taxpayers will influence me. If elected as your mayor, I shall be mayor of all the people, regardless of race, color or creed.” Duvall announced he would re frain from personalities during the coming campaign. Disclaiming intention of expounding “fads or fancies,” Duvall paid tribute to President Coolldge, declaring that “the common sense of Calvin Coolldge is what we need in city government.” The Republican nominee paid special attention to the historical development of Indianapolis, recounting the city's progress from frontier
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settlement to a metropolis with 450 miles of improved streets. On Street Assessments In connection with street improvements, Duval!, said he opposed assessing destructively for street improvements the poor property owner, who is paying for his home. Duvall said the machinery of law enforcement must be readjusted and the police must know how to catch criminals. He recounted his own record as t'easurer of Marion County and his twenty years in business here. “I believe the same principles that apply in business can be utilized in managing the affairs of the city of Indianapoljs,” Duvall declared. Singing of “Limber-Lunged Lew” by the quartet of the Indianapolis Drum Corps, which provided music during the. program, aroused one of the high points of enthusiasm of the meeting. Some Political “Harmony” “Let’s have goodby Lew and Bill Armitage too,” a member of the audience shouted and the political vocal harmony was on. Alvah J. Rucker, attorney, who presided, predicted a majority of 35,000 for Duvall. The Cl. O. p candidates for council and the office of city clerk spoke briefly. John T. Saulter, introduced the Republican nominee.
COMPROMISE ON TAX CONSIDERED Officials Seek Counsel on Pension Levy Status. With officials of the State tax board seeking counsel of Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliom on the true status of the Indianapolis police and firemen’s pension fund levies, trustees of the funds today were understood to be considering a compromise with the city administration on 1-cent levies for 1926. The tax board also asked Gilliom for an opinion as to legality of the city sanitary levy, increased from 5.5 cents to 6.5 cents by the city council, over Mayor Shank’s veto. The board Tuesday heard an appeal against the increased sanitary levy and a three-sided argument on the pension fund levies, now V2 -cent each. The tax board took the two matters under advisement, also postponing action on an appeal from the $1.25 levy for Perry Township. Marion County.
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BAND’S PLANS ALREADY MADE Bailey Says He Has Promised One Appointment. What will oe the fate of the Police and Firemen's Band in the next administration? This was the subject discussed at board of safety meeting Tuesday to which William T. Bailey, assistant city attorney in charge of the band, gave an unexpected answer. ‘You have no cause to worry about the band,” said Police Chief Herman F. Rikhoff. "There’ll be none next administration.” “Don’t be too sure of that,” replied Bailey. ‘I promised only a tew days ago to appoint a cousin of Duvall’s wife to the hand.” “Well, what has that to do with the next administration?” asked Fire Chief John J. O’Brien. - M’C.IFFE YITK PROGRAM The McGuffeyites of Indianapolis will present a program at 1:30 p. m. Saturday at the Central library. J. Frank Mann will make the principal address. Character impersonations, piano solos, songs and a reading will he given. ) t Freshen Up! i Nicest Laxative, 1 “Cascarets” 10c j § Don’t say headachy, bilious, constipated, ick! Take one or two "Cascarets” any time to mildly stimulate your liver and start your bowels. Then you will feel fine, your head becomes clear, stomach sweet, tongue pink and skin rosy. Nothing else cleans, sweetens, and refreshes the entire system like pleasant, harmless candy-like “Cascarets.” They never gripe, overact, or sicken. Directions for men, women, children on each box —drugstores. , —Advertisement.
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been victims of violence here since Jan. 1, Police Chief Collins pointed out that only 167 of the number resulted from hate, passion, revenge or quarrels. Forty-two persons were killed by police, justifiable homicides, Collins said. Fifteen of the murders were followed by the self-destruction of the slayers. TROLLEY KILLS WOMAN Bu Timm Special MARION, Ind., Oct. 7. —Injuries received when she was struck by a street car were fatal to Mrs. Mary Scott, 80, pioneer resident here.
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