Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 50, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1926 — Page 7

JULY 9, 1926

MILNOR LINES UP IN WADING MOVE Park Board Head Favors Casting Pool Plan. John £. Milnor, park hoard president, lined up with the kiddies Thursday in their desire to wade in the city casting' pOol at College Ave. and Fall Creek. Milnor told Councilman Otis E. Bartholomew hat he fa\-ored allowing the children to paddle about in the pool, hut that an investigation must be made in regard to changes necessary at the pool for purposes f safety. * Bartholomew with Councilmen Boynton J. Moore and 'll alter R. Dorsett, recently waded in the, pool to acquaint themselves with the situation. Milnor informed Dorsett that the board would consider carefully his suggestion that a swimming pool .be built in Brookside Park. GET ¥ARRIAGE LICENSE Manager of Kay Jewelry Company to Wed New York Woman. Word was received here today that Leon L. Levy, 35, of 5455 Carrollton Ave.. and Miss Marie Sugarman, 31, of New York City, obtained a marriage license in New York Thursday, stating they would be married immediately. Levy is manager of the Kay Jewelry Company, 137 W. Washington St. Mr. and Mrs. Levy are expected to return to Indianapolis soon. REPORTS FOR TRAINING Culver Executive Officer at Ft. Harrison. Col. C. C. Chambers, executive officer of Culver Military Academy, reported Thursday to Ft. Benjamin Harrison, for two week's" special t/aining in the reserve officers’ school. He holds an assignment as executive officer of the mobilizatiqn camp which would be established at the fort in case of mobilization of reserve troops for war or some other emergency. HELD AFTER TIRE "THEFTS ' Virgil Johnson. 33, of 5221* N. Illinois St., is held today ,<m a charge of receiving stolen goods. Detectives allege that Johnson received tires stolen from the Prentice Tire Companjf, 325 J N. Delaware St. Two men were arrested Wednesday in connection with the thefts which amounted to nearly S3OO.

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Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to: Ira McDaniel, Lebanon, Ind., Ford, from Washington and Delaware Sts. Charles Greathouse. 4326 Washington Blvd., Bulck, from Georgia and Illinois Sts. Gilbert Tate. Greencastle, Ind.. Ford 418-270, from Capitol Ave. and Sixteenth St. Fred Williamson, Columbia Club, Willys-Knlght 23-230, from in front of Columbia Club. W. A. Boae, 3320 Graceland Ave., Chevrolet 546-542, from Washington and Alabama Sts. Jones & Maley Oakland Sales Company, 3551 Massachusetts Ave., Ford M-365, from Ohio St. and Capitol Ave. Ira Butler, R. R. 4, box 400, Chevolet 541-312, from Capitol Ave. and Market St. L. M. Dean, 3761 N. Meridian St., Ford, 536-599, from Ohio and Illinois Sts. George Bundy, 2051 Boulevard PI., Chevrolet 551-991. from Market St. and Capitol Ave. I Indianapolis Spraying Company. 626 E. Sixty-Third St.. Chevrolet 575-537, from Capitol Ave. and Market St. Fred E. Hempling, 114 S. Traub Ave., Ford 545-438, from Kentucky Ave. and Maryland St. LOCAL MAN ROBBED Bu United Press \ MARION, Ind., July 9 —Police today were searching for three bandits who held up C. R. Kemper, Indianapolis, here last night, obtaining a small amount of money.

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REMY REQUESTS BONDS BE HIGHER ... ■■ % /, \ Wants $5,000 Minimum on Supreme Court Appeals. A request that all appeals to the State Supreme Court from Criminal Court require a minimum bond of $5,000 ws.s made today by Prosecutor William H. Remy in a conference with Judge James A. Collins of Criminal Court. Remy said he wants to make it as hard as possible for law violators to, escape punishment in Marion County. Remy declared jthat for many years bootleggers have taken advantage of the appeal either to evade justice entirely or to minimize their imprisonment. Heretofore some defendants have been permitted to be at liberty under appeal bond as low as S3OO, Remy stated. A survey of appeals from the local court revealed that thirty-two defendants are at liberty on appeal bonds of less than $5,000. Professional bondsmen will be informed of Remy’s new policy, it was said. GOVERNOR NAMES TRUSTEE Governor Jackson has reappointed John F. Russell of Greensburg to a four-year term as a trustee of the Southeastern Hospital for the Insane, at Madizon. Russell is a Democrat.

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