Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1926 — Page 12

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LEGION PROPOSES ‘FIGHTJN OPEN’ Asks Soldjer Relief Bills Be Presented. The American Legion of Indiana has sent a challenge to Indiana Senators and Representatives in Congress “to fight in the open’’ and not “use unfair tactics to smother legislation by control of legislative machinery,” according to J. H. Klinger, adjutant. The Legion believes Congress is trying to delay passage of the Johnson and Fitzgerald bills and the Green bill, both relief measures for disabled soldiers, until the adjournment of the lawmaking body. “The Legion is confident these measures will be enacted speedily if brought to a vote and we emphatically condemn the use being made of parliamentary tactics to prevent ‘heir consideration in the House and Senate," said an open letter to Indiana Senators and Representatives. QUIET FOLLOWS RIOT B v United Pretg WARSAW, June 11. Quiet seemed to have been restored in Ostrowiec today after yesterday's clash between police and metal workers in which five civilians were reported killed and nine injured.

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JACKSON TO TALK AT CLUB MEETING Community Gathering Sunday in Finch Park. Governor Jackson has been invited to address the community meeting Sunday at 2 p. m. in Finch Park, State and Fletcher Aves., sponsored by the Southeastern Civic Improvement Club. The mass meeting was planned to arouse interest in the neighborhood and in the improvement of the park. Edward O. Snethen, attorney; R. Walter Jarvis, city parks superintendent; A. Leroy Portteus. Federation of Civic Clubs president, and Horace W. Carey, fire prevention chief, are other speakers. Plans ,for improvements of the park, including a SIO,OOO community house, will be launched. The club sponsored a Chautauqua to raise funds. CONTINUANCE REFUSED Judge Says Squibb Liquor Theft Trial Will Open Tuesday. Attempts to delay the trial of Bruce Osthimer, 314 Massachusetts Ave., local delicatessen owner and Walter Ewing, Negro, tailor, 514 Blake St., on charges of conspiracy to violate the national prohibition law for alleged theft of 330 cases of W. P. Squibb Company whisky from tlie Federal Bldg., were halted today by Judge Robert C. Baltzell. The court refused to grant a continuance to Osthimer and announced the trial will open at 0:30 a. m., Tuesday. INCREASE IS DENIED Commission Approves Order on Phone Company’s Request. Holding that the Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company Is earning a sufficient return o- its Brownstown and Vallonia exchanges the public service commission today approved an order written by Commissioner Frank Wampler denying the company any rate increase. CAR STRIKES GIRL Louise Forger, 5, of 1514 Asbury St., was injured about the head and body today when struck by an auto in front of her home.

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