Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 280, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1929 — Page 18

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VOTE BRIBERY CHARGE AGAINST LOUISIANA CHIEF House Considers Allegations of Misappropriating Funds of State.

Be Vniletl Press BATON ROUGE. La. April 12. Vr'in: 5G to 40 for impeachment of Govern r Huey P. Long for alleged attempted bribery, the Louisiana house of representatives today considered the additional charge of misappropriation of state funds. The bribery charge alleged that Gontrnor Long attempted to brioe Representatives Felix Delaune and Adolphe Guevmard with salaried pc itions in return for their support of his propo.-ed oil tax measure Another count, charging that the Governor attempted to intimidate a Baton Rouge editor, already has been voted by the house. The charge taken up today alleges tnat Governor Long misappropriated state funds in connection with the Governors’ conference at New Orleans last fall. The senate approved a plan to postpone impeachment nroceedings against the young state executive until the house has finished its work of considering charges, provided the house finished in a reasonable time. Judge's Relative Dies B’j Times Special ANDERSON. Ind., April 12. Henry H. Baltzell, 81. Civil war veteran and a relative of Federal Judge Robert Baltzell of Indianapolis, is dead at his home here. Duelling still takes place in most German universities, although it Is forbidden by law.

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FORMALITY IS ORDERED Italian Parliament Members Must Wear Evening Dress. Bit I'niteri Press ROME, April 12.—Strict formality will rule the opening of the lower chamber by King Victor Emanuel on April 20, it officially was announced. A circular was distributed among the senators and deputies today, Instructing them that full dress was the prescribed official costume for the ceremonies to be held at 10:30 in the morning. Black vests and white ties were among the required items of dress. Premier Mussolini arid the other ministers of the government will wear their gold braided ministerial garb. The king will appear in the full dress of an Italian field marshal. ■ Woman, 95, Dies Bu Times Special NEW MA'LSVILLE, Ind., April 12.—Funeral services for Mrs. Jailey M. Lasley, 95, were held today. Mrs. Lasley was probably the oldest woman in Putnam county. Asks SIO,OOO Alimony Bu Times Special HAMMOND, Ind., April IL—Alimony of SIO,OOO is asked by Mrs. Jessie P. Hudson in a divorce suit against Dallas M. Hudson, paint merchant. She alleges cruelty.

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$530,000 ISSUE FOR HOSPITAL IS INTRODUCED Ordinance for First Unit of Expansion Program Considered. An ordinance for a $530,000 bond issue for a city hospital power plant and connections was considered today by the council health committee. The ordinance was introduced at a special meeting Thursday night on request of the city health board. Introduction of two other ordinances for an out-patient and laboratory building and two ward units was delayed pending agreement on the project by councilmen, the health board and Mayor L. Ert Slack. The health board requested an ordinance for $516,000 for the fourstory out-patient structure and $875,000 for the four-story ward units. Mayor L. Ert Slack sent a three page communication to the council urging the passage of the entire $2,225,000 building project. Slack urged the council to act

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on the project so contracts for the entire program can be “signed in 1929 while there is nothing undesirable about the program and the city will get dollar of value for every dollar spent.” He disapproved cut-

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ting the ward units from six to four stories. The council heard Dr. Frederick E. Jackson, health board president; Drs. L. A. Ensminger and Thomas Noble, Indianapolis Medical Society representative, and William H.

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Book, Chamber of Commerce civics director, discuss the hospital needs. Council President Edward H. Raub explained that "there is no inclination to delay the building program” after council is familiar with the needs.

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“The council is agreed to allow bond issues to meet the needs at city hospital when we find what is needed. I won’t vote for a single bond issue until I know 1 what it is for,” Raub explained. A. R. Ammerman, consulting

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engineer, who designed the hospital power plant, was requested to appeear before council Monday night and explain specifications for the power plant. Several councilmen expressed the view that architects estimates are “too high.”

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