Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 178, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1930 — Page 16
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OFFICIALS STUDY NEED OF RELIEF AT POOR FARM New Democratic County Council Takes Steps to Improve Conditions. Need of relief from crowded QQOr ditions at the Marion county poor farm was stressed today by the new Democratic county council. , Steps to block abuse . of . in r , firmary admission privileges, said to be responsible for the growing overpopulation of the .institution, will be inaugurated. , , Members of the . council spent more than an hour at the poor farm Wednesday visiting ’' institutions' maintained by the county. Constant Increase of Inmates Frank S. Fishback, council president. stated today that a system of checking applicants for admission to the infirmary will be inaugurated, and that charitable and government agencies wifi oe asked to help in curbing the influx of ! nmates not entitled to admission. Fishback stated that the men's Quarters, .part of which was ordered wrecked by Alfred M. Hogston, state, fire marshal, “Isn’t what it should be," “Considering the constant increase. in the number of inmates, howe.ver, the institution’s management Is doing everything in its pon%- to accommodate the poor,” Fishback said. Need Outside Help "We will have to solicit the aid of the township trustee and charitable organizations if we are to provide for these poor. The saturation point has been reached and the need for outside help is imminent,” he said. Fishback indicated no steps will be taken immediately toward relocating or rehabilitating the institution. "Conditions existing there can not be remedied this winter, and will have to be met in the wisest manner," he stated.
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LARGE AMOUNT OF LOOT GOES TO CITYBANDITS Display Windows in Stores Smashed, Goods Taken Away in Cars. Window smashers and bandits, active again in Indianapolis Wednesday night and early today, struck in several sections of the city, obtaining a large amount of loot. Breaking the window in the Cohen Brothers dry goods store, Twenty-fifth and Station streets, early today, three bandits loaded an auto with goods from the display window and fled. David Cohen, owner, estimated the loss at more than S2OO after a preliminary check. Shoes valued at $l5O were stolen from the West Tenth Street department store, 2518 West Tenth street, after thieves smashed a show window, S. A. Gold, owner, reported to police early today. A bandit robbed Pete Marlett, 3601 Boulevard place, manager of the Kissell-Skiles garage, 12 North senate avenue, of SSO Wednesday
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night. Marlett said # phone rang in the early stages of the holdup and the bandit, believing it to be an alarm bell, appeared ready to shoot Marlett. Marlett said a second phone call spurred the bandit to finish the "job.” Boarding a street car at Fourteenth and West streets, three Negroes robbed Charles Hancock, motorman, of S3O. Hancock said one of the bandits fired a shot at him that struck the rear vision mirror in the front vestibule. Other robberies: Standard grocery. Twenty-third street and College avenue. ‘ $22.50: John Hittlc. 848 West Twentv-etehth street, insurance collector. $4: M. F. Dean. Shell filling station attendant. Market and East streets. *18: Marvin Desoain. 509 North Illinois street, cab driver. $2: William Jones. 40. of 427 West New York street. $2.10: Leslie G. Bet. 424 Shelby street, oil. *2l: R. D. Cottrell. Ant. 75. 1040 North Delaware street, car looted, SSO; Mrs. H. E. Fieber, 3761 North Pennsylvania street, lamp and robe. S2O: Miss Josephine Wolfe. Apt. 307. 1005 North Pennsylvania street, clothes. SBO and $lO. and George Hogan. White Castle lunchroom, 618 North Illinois street. $9.
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