Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 244, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1929 — Page 4

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SETTLE TWO ALLISON SUITS OUTjOFCOURT ‘Large Sum of Money’ Is Involved in Deal, Say Attorneys. Two suits involving the estate of the late James A. Allison, Indianapolis capitalist, were marked off county and federal court records today after settlements were reached out of court late Thursday. The suits, which were settled, according to Attorneys Eph Inman and FV.nk B. Ross, representing Mrs. Sara Allison, Mr. Allison’s first wife, for a “large sum of money,” were: The federal court alienation of affections suit in \fhich the first Mrs. Allison sought $2,000,000 from Mrs. Lucille Musset Allison, the second wife; and the suit brought

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HOUSE KILLS BOXING BILL Act to Create Commission Dies Swift Death. Representative William A. Fisher, of Anderson, did not play smart politics today on so his pet measure, the bill creating a boxing commission and giving the state 10 per cent of the gate receipts was slaughtered before his eyes. she torch which set off the explosion was thrown by Fisher himself, when he attempted to kill an amendment which would eliminate Marion county from the provisions of the bill, which was upon second reading. The amendment had been introduced several days ago by Representative Lloyd Claycombe, of Indianapolis, who explained that if the bill passed the American Legion, which is now sponsoring bouts at Armory would lose, because the

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M’CRAY PARDON SOUGHT Full pardon for former Governor Warren T. McCray was asked of President Coolidge, Thursday, in a telegram sent him by Governor Harry G. Leslie, Lieutenant-Gover-nor Edgar D. Bush and James M Knapp, speaker of the house of representatives. McCray has been under jurisdiction of prison authorities since his release from the federal penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga., more than a year ago. \%ori savings fIiTCHER AMERICAN NATIONAL Largest Bank in Indiana

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