Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 71, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1929 — Page 28

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PARK, WORKS BOAROS AGREE ON BRIDGE PLAN Adequate Approaches to Delaware Crossing Is Proposed. Theodore Dammeyer. works board president, today proposed to build adequate approaches to Delaware street bridge widening abutting streets if the park board will acquire the two blocks north of the bridge. Park and works board members discussed joint purchase of the Jose3alz tract needed for the approaches for $85,000 Thursday. The jerk board tentatively agreed to purchase the property if the works board will widen Twenty-eighth street, Talbott street and Washington boulevard, and construct Fall Creek boulevard north of the span. Park Engineer J. E. Perry estimated the street widening and construction will cost about the same as the land expense. An option is in the hands of the city officials. Anxious for Improvement “Wei! do anything you say to get this improvement. It's been pending four years now. - ’ City Engineer A. H Moore told the park board. The works board volunteered to Improve Pleasant Run boulevard, south drive, from Shelby to Prospect streets, included in the park board program, to equalize the expenditure. The park and city engineers will confer on the needed improvements and present plans to the board next week. Divide CoaJ Contracts The park board awarded a contract to the Peoples Coal and Cement Company, on the low bid for $3.90 a ton. for 650 tons of three-bv-t.wo inch Indiana, fourth vein egg coal, and the Indianapolis Coal Company a 500-ton contract for six-by-three egg at $4.08. Both companies submitted the same bid on the 500-ton contract. On motion of Adolph G. Emhardt to give the entire award to the Peoples, the board cast a tie vote. President, John E. Milnor voting with Emhardt to give the entire contract to the one company. Michael E. Foley and Mrs. Mary Hoss voted to split the contract. Foley made, the second motion which was unanimous. A resolution ordering $24,000 bond issue for comfort, stations at Rader and Udell and Meikel and Wyoming street playgrounds and a golf and caddy house at Pleasant Run golf course was adopted. KIDNAPED MAN FREED Ransom of $5,000 Not Paid to Mexican Bandits. Bu UnitfA Press MEXICO CITY. Aug. 2.—Frederick Hardy. British superintendent at the irrigation works of the J. G. White Engineering Company, in Agua Calintes, who was kidnaped by bandits two months ago has obtained his release. The 10.000-peso 'about $5.000 1 ransom demanded originally by the bandits was not paid. Aged Man Injured Bu Times Hcecinl ANDERSON, Ind.. Aug. 2.—James R. Nighbert, 80. father of Elmer R. Nighbert, chief of the Anderson police department, sustained a broken collar bone while helping his nephew, Walter Sproessie, with work on the latter's farm near Wilkinson.

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PLENTY OF INCENTIVE. SO TWINS MOVE FAST 10-Year-Olds Annex Family Car for Trip to Park. Having proved that where there's a will and an automobile, there s a way, 10-year-old twin boys visiting in Indianapolis reflected on the wonders of Riverside park today while tingling under parental punishment for their escapade. Visiting at 2747 Bellefontaine street, Mrs. Maude Noland of Pocoa City. Okla., telephoned police Thursday afternoon her twin sons. Edward and Everett, were missing. Gone also was her automobile. When told that the boys had j been promised a visit to Riverside i park, Motorpolice Charles Johnson j and Otto Raasch escorted the worried mother to the park. ' They were having the time of j their lives,” said the police report i of the successful search. "Car; parked at curb; not damaged.” i

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