Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 247, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1929 — Page 14

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BOXING LAW IS SENT SLACK BY CITYJOUNCIL Amended Measure Passed at Monday Night Session; Vote, 6 to 1. The new city boxing ordinance today tvent to Mayor L. Ert Slack for his signature. The amended measure was passed by city council Monday night by a vote of 6 to i. It was the third time council amended the boxing ordinance in an attempt to obtain a legal and satisfactory regulation. Albert Meurer, councilman, voted against the measure, announcing the SSO fee for boxing show licenses would work a hardship on small promoters. The former measure provided for 5 per. cent tax on gate receipts and was held illegal twice by Superior Judge Byron K. Elliott in complaints filed by American Legion boxing promoters. Ordinances Passed The new ordinance was prepared by Smiley N. Chambers, assistant city attorney, with the view of legalizing the measure in accordance with Judge Elliott’s opinion. It provides for “reasonable” regulation of boxing and wrestling exhibitions, giving promoters an appeal on rulings. Other ordinances passed: $14,000 bond issue for Central avenue bridge repair; authorizing purchase of $48,500 equipment for the street commissioner; appropriation of S2O, for unpaid bills; transfer of $15,000 for board of works. Discuss “Through” Streets An ordinance to annex territory between Ralston and Evanston avenues and Fifty-ninth and Sixtyfirst streets to permit construction of a drain, was introduced. The board of safety asked an SII,OOO appropriation to buy 1,500 rubber stop signs for “through” streets. Amendment of the traffic ordinance was delayed again to permit further conferences on preferencial streets, The council feels there are too many north bound preferential streets and not enough cross streets. HIBERNIANS CELEBRATE BIRTH OF IRISH PATRIOT Lodge Also Makes Plans for St. Patrick’s Day, The one hundred fifty-first anniversary of the birth of Robert Emmet, Irish patriot, was observed Monday night by division No. 2 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at the hall, 59 South Delaware street. Emmet was executed in 1803. Captain P. J. Kelleher spoke. Following the celebration, a meeting of the St. Patrick’s day committee was held under the direction of Lieutenant Eugene Shine, chairman of the committee on arrangements. Since St. Patrick’s day falls on Sunday, the annual celebration will be held Monday, March 18, in Tomlinson hall.

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WET BILL IS BEATEN —i Senate Refuses Plea for Wine and Beer. Although Senator Chester A. Perkins, South Bend, pleaded with his colleagues Monday afternoon to “end this era of hypocrisy,” the majority refused to join him in getting his anti-prohibition resolution printed. The resolution was to memorialize congress to amend the eighteenth amendment so the liquor traffic can be regulated by law, thus permitting the sale of light wines and beers. HEADS YOUNG PEOPLE Churches Join in Dinner at All Souls Unitarian. Oscar F. Vogt was elected district president at a young victory celebration dinner at All Souls Unitarian church Monday night. Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation, spoke on “Youth and Religion.” Other officers named: Miss Velma Pheising, first vice-president; A1 Robins, second vice-president; Miss Mary Frances Doeppers, secretary, and Burris Adams, treasurer. Churches represented: First Friends, First Congregational, First Presbyterian, Hall Place M. E., Central Universalist, College Avenue Baptist, Central Avenue M. E., St. Paul’s Evangelical, Memorial Presbyterian, All Souls Unitarian and Third Christian.

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