Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 95, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1930 — Page 3

[AUG. 29, 1930.

r LYNHURST FIGHT IS STIRRED BY ADDITIONAL TAX Residents Are Irate Over Levying of Special Assessment. Levying cf a special tax assessment against residents of the town of Lynhurst to pay off a debt said to have been unwittingly incurred two years ago by Ernest Kellogg, dethroned mayor, must be repeated this year when the town board meets Tuesday to draw the 1931 budget, the officials said today. Already irate at paying an extra 50 cents on each SIOO of taxable property to pay off a SSOO note executed by Kellogg in an “improvement" campaign, at least ten families have threatened to vacate the town if the assessment is raised ab<#e 50 cents to hasten payment of the obligation. Made Satisfactory Showing The corporate limits of the town include fourteen acres more area than prior to the annexation. As result of the difficulties, the state board of accounts was called to examine the financial condition of the town, and to obtain from Kellogg an explanation of what became of SSOO he obtained through executing a bank note. w Kellogg made a satisfactory showing of the disposition of the funds, despte claims of residents that the money never was used according to original plans. Forced to Renew Note Floyd Newton, secretary to the ex-mayor, is said to have stated publicly the money never was accounted for in town records. Town board members, with Don Brannigan as chairman, .will be forced to renew the note this year at their own risk. Suit was threatened by the bank unless the debt was settled or the note renewed, residents say. Originally, residents claim, Kellogg failed to provide for payment of the note in the town budget.. It now rests with taxpayers to shoulder the obligation, although they realized no benefits from the money, it is claimed. SEEK TO VOID WEDDING OF MAN. 71: WOMAN, 77 Legal Action for Annulment Brought by Bride s Brother. B 'WATFRBURY. Conn . Aue. 29 Legal action seeking the annulment of the June wedding of James Robertson. 71, and Christina (Lang) Robertson, 77, of this city, has been brought in superior court by the bride's brother, Charles Lang of New York. Lang, a member of one of Waterbury’s wealthy old families, charges his sister was incompetent and unable to understand the terms of the marriage contract when she wedded Robertson at- Brewster, N. Y., this spring. The wedding followed a forty\rar courtship.

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URGES IMMIGRANT BAN WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.—Recommendations that the President be empowered to limit or even entirely stop immigration will be made again to congress next session by Immigration Commissioner Harry E. Hull as a method of relieving unemployment. Recent action of the Canadian government stopping all immigration to that country, except from Great Britain or the United States, will be cited by Commissioner Hull as a precedent for delegating such authority to the President.

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GAS CO. ACTION DEMANDED BY WORKS BOARD Issue Resolution Asking Steps Be Taken for. Property Transfer. Another demand on the Citizens Gas Company to take steps to transfer the property to the city under the 1905 franchise, was made today by the board of wbrks. A resolution prepared by John W. Holtzman and Fred C. Gause, attorneys for the city, w'as issued by the board. The resolution set up the city’s rights and repeated the city’s demand for action. The action is subsequent to a move by gas company directors Wednesday when they admitted the city’s rights to the property, but said they would withold mortgage execution and bond issuance be-

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cause of the litigation in federal court. Suits in the court seek to halt the transfer. The United States Circuit Court of Appeals will hear arguments on an appeal of the cases from the local court in October or November. The high court is expected to rule on the matter before 1931. PARTY BROKEN UP BY HOLDUP MEN, POLICE Bandits Attempt to Rob Quartet; Officers Find Liquor. Police broke up a party at 1719 East Maryland street Thursday night after two men are said to have attempted to hold up and rob the participants: - Charles Busino of the Maryland street address is charged with operating a blind tiger, and Ralph Hill, 28, of 1435 English avenue; Mrs. Louise Sheets and Mrs. Ruth Preston, both of the Maryland street address, are charged with drunkenness and vagrancy. Mrs. Preston said the two unbidden guests, who escaped before police arrived, fired two shots at Busino. Police say they confiscated a small amount of W’hisky and beer.

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