Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 156, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1926 — Page 2

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POLICEMEN WON CLUB ELECTION, LOSERS DECLARE * Regular Ticket, Headed by Haskett, Elected by' Hoosier Motor Body. Policemen won the election for the ticket" of the Hoosier Mo tor Club, supporters of the "independent ticket" charged today. President R*bert B. Rhoads denied the charges and said that no policemen voted. The election was held from 4 p. m. to 8 p. m. Tuesday at club headquarters, 22 W. Vermont St. The "regular ticket” candidates were O. D. Haskett, president of the Haskett

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Rhoads claimed complimentary membership votes were not counted. "Independents” state they were not permitted to place Edward J. Brennan at the polls as opposition teller. HIT BY STRAY SHOTS Man Fires at "Peeping Tom” Strikes Bystanders. A charge of shot, intended for a "Peeping Tom” struck two innocent bystanders Tuesday night, at 6249 Buckingham Dr. The neighborhood was in turmoil until police arrived. Wallace Wright, 12J1 N. New Jersey St., was standing on the front porch at that address with Miss Lola Rodgers, when the shot struck them but not with enough force to pierce the skin. Police found Omar Ricks, 6231 Buckingham Dr., fired the shots, when his daughter lona, 17, and a son, Wayne, 10, saw a man peeping in their bedroom window, and screamed. EVANSVILLE —Because he bor rowed an overcoat belonging to his boss "just for the evening,” Frank Hargis, 20, will spend ten days in jail.

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29AMERKIN - BESIEGED CITY Almost Impossible to Extend Relief. Bu United J ress WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.—Twentynine Americans have been trapped in the besieged city of Sianfu, where sporadic fighting is in progress between rival Chinese factions, according to State Department dispatches. They have appealed for aid, but the American consul general at Hankow has reported that owing to the inaccessibility of S’:, .fu, relief is almost impossible. The Pekin legation is sending a representative to the beleague-ed city, to press the demands for freedom for the America’ which have already been made upon the Pekin government, and upon the commanders of the attacking and de fending forces. Dispatches said the situation in Sianfu is serious and that other foreigners were also bottled up. State Department officials here believe most o t -he Americans are missionaries.

CURFEW IS ALL ‘BOSH’ TO PUPILS Shortridge Students Condemn Ordinance Passed by Cou/ici. “Applesauce and grape ffuit!” That’s what Shortridge High School students think of the new curfew measure passed by city conn cil and now before Mayor Duvall for his signature. The measure provides that all persons under 17 years of age must lie off the streets by 9 p. m. unless they are chaperoned. Girl students were most explicit ir. their condemnation than the boys. "Just Silly” "I wonder late those aidermen stayed out when they were young?” was the query of Miss Josephine Reynolds, Shortridge senior, age 17. "Such a regulation is just silly. Those who don't tnind anyway are not going to miml the curfew. Does the council think that we are Americans or Puritans?” Proponents of the measure said i that, it would curb the juvenile “crime wave.” Bernice Mull. 16, junior. 124 E. Forty-Seventh St., said that she heard of the permanent wave, but not the crime wave. “The law, if needed at all. should make the limit 16,” she said. "My parents never let me gf\ out until 1 was 16 and now I don’t want the council to come along and spoil it. I’m in at 11 o’clock except when I get special permission for parties. This is a matter for parents to rcgulate.it seems to me.” Ruth Scott. 16, junior, 3002 E. Fall Creek Blvd., declared the measure too absorb for comment. "Getting youngsters to stay home is up to the folks and not the police,” she declared. "Doesn’t Mean Anything” "Such a law doesn’t mean anything,” Lucille McCormick, 15, of 823 XV. Twenty-Eighth St., declared. “It sure won’t go over very big. Just because we stay out until after 9 p. m., is no sign we- are going to steal a machim and rob a filling station. That can be done in the daytime, by those who make it their business.” Lillian O’Riley, 1935 N. Talbot St., said "goody,” when told about the law. Her seventeenth birthday was last month. Virginia Cochrane, IC, of 4221 Broadway saw no reason to think it wrong to stay out after 9 “if your parents don’t object.” Margaret Marshall, 16, of 2837 Cnrrolton Ave., when told about the new law, inuqired "What for?” Walter Peek, 16, of 3334 N. New Jersey St., was one of * the boy students who voted it "Applesauce.” It was pointed out that the football players already are under rules that require them to be in early. REALTORS AT FT. WAYNE Local Man Candidate for Presidency of Association. Hii United Press FT. WAYNE, Oct. 6.—First business session of the annual convention of the Indiana -Real Estate Association opened today with 500 delegate.', attending. Thomas t Carson of Inudianarolis and Charles Sumner of Gary are candidates for the presidency.

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CLUb MEMBERS ON TRIP Go to Detroit for Contest at National Dairy Show. Twenty-four boys and girls, each a member of an Indiana calf .club, left here Tuesday night for Detroit, Mich., where they will take part in the junior contests at the national dairy exposition. Hairy F. Ainsworth of the club staff at Purdue University and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrency Wright, Sheridan, Ind., chaperoned the party. The champion dairy judging team of the State, which comes from La Porte County, will compete for honors in the national junior contest. A team from Forest High School v.’ill compete in a demonstration contest. policTseeking SEVENPERSONS Four Under 16 Are Reported Missing. Seven persons, four of them under 16, were reported missing to police today. Parents of Robert Newsom, 8, of 4568 E. Eighteenth St., said the hoy failed to return to school at School 62 Tuesday after lunch. Frank Alford, 15, of 372 S. Arlington Ave., is thought to be in company with two other youths in the same neighborhood, who left with him. I’olice learned their name is Madden. Reynolds Barnes, 15, of Clayton. Ind.. left school and didn't return home. For three weeks his parents have sought him. They suspect he is working here. Beatrice Raines, 15, of Newcastle, Ind.. is believed to he in this city. Mystery suirounds the disappearance of Douglass Kimbrew. Negro, 26, of 1113 W. Twenty-Seventh St., who started on his milk route for the Purity Milk Company, eariy Tuesday. His wagon was found at Sen ate Ave. and North St. TUBERCULOSIS TOLL CUT tin Unit'd Press WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.—Deaths from tuberculosis are decreasing, the commerce department announced today. In 1924, the male death rate from the disease was 89.7 persons per 100,000. while the female rate was 77 2. The rate in 1920 was 114.5 males and 101.7 females.

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CUT TAXES NOW, DEMOCRATS PLAN Party Unanimous Upon Issue —Fight in Congress. Bu United Press WASHINGTON, Oct. 6—Democratic talk about a three hundred million-doilar tax cut this year over the heads of President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon is developing into a systematized drive of unexpected proportions. Democrats are now unanimous upon an issue—namely, that the treasury surplus should be used immediately to lower all taxes instead of being permitted to accumulate until 1928, presidential year. The United Press learned that Senator Simmons, ranking Democratic member of the Senate Finance Committee, is now drawing a tax cut resolution to be introduced the day Congress reconvenes. Minority leaders have agreed to force the resolution to a vote, and it appears the biggest fight of the coming session will center around the proposal. OIL CASE WITH COURT Arguments Completed in Doheny Lease Annulment Suit. Bu United Press WASHINGTON, Oct. 6—The United States Supreme Court today had under advisement the Doheny Elk Hills oil lease annulment suit, in which arguments had been completed by Atlee Pomerene and Owen J. Roberts for the Government, and by Frank J. Hogan and Frederic Kel logg, for Doheny’s petroleum companies. A decision in the case may coihe within a few months. U. S. AID FOR FLORIDA till United Press WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.—Secretary of Agriculture Jardine, responding to President Coiidge's request for aid to stricken Florida farmers, informed the White House that help in purchasing seed and fertilizers will start within ten days.

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