Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 223, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1934 — Page 28
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COUNTY COUNCIL TO RAISE FUNDS FOR VOTER LAW Special Session Is Called Today to Appropriate $104,000. Final plans for registration of Marion county voters will be discussed today when members of the county council meet in special session to appropriate money to finance the registration. Fabian W Bicmer. chief deputy auditor, called the special meeting as result of the recent ruling by the Indiana supreme court, holding constitutional the 1933 voters’ registration law and sustaining a mandate order issued in superior court, room four, requiring councilmen to appropriate the necessary funds. Glenn B Ralston, county clerk, who has charge of the registration han reo nested SIO4OOO several months ago The county council then refused to appropriate any
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Cooped Up Negro Finds Hennery Is Poor Refuge. A CHICKEN coop was not only -**- an uncomfortable hiding place but an unsafe one for Noble Cox. 42 Negro. 1531 Shriver avenue. as he attempted to elude police early today. Police were investigating a report that two burglars were in the Mendel Brothers' grocery, 702 Indiana avenue, when they discovered Cox in the rooster lodging. He named another Negro as his accomplice. In the Air Weather conditions at 9 a. m : Southwest wind, 1 miles an hour; trmperature. 28; barometric presure. 30.20 at sea level; general con- 1 ditions clear, smoky; celling, unlimited; visibility, 2 miles. money for that purpose on grounds that the registration act was unconstitutional. J
CWA ADDS 394 RAIL CROSSINGS TO WORK LIST Monon Included in Widening Program Embracing 54 Counties. Three hundred ninety-four additional grade crossings on five railroads will be improved under the new civil works administration program approved today at state CWA headquarters. \ This will bring the total such improvements in tne state to 613, it was announced. The new list includes a Monon crosing in Marion county. Crossings on the Pere Marquette. Southern, Grand Trunk Western and the Chicago, South Shore and South Bend electric lines are also slated for improvement. Previous crossing improvements announced as CWA projects were on the New York Central, Illinois
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Central, Chicago <fe Eastern Illinois and the Erie lines. Projects are in fifty-four counties. They include widening cuts and shoulders of the road approaches, grades of the approaches to be raised and interferences with a clear view of the track to be cleared away. GARDENER DECORATED BY FORMER KAISER Ex-German Ruler to Celebrate 75th Birthday Tomorrow. fly I niteil Prr** DOORN. Holland. Jan. 26—The former kaiser personally decorated his head gardener. Nieboer, with the Royal Order of the House of Hohenzollern today. He decorated eight under-gar- i deners with the medal of merit of the , same order. The kaiser will celebrate his 75th birthday tomorrow, i
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SCOUT FOUNDER BETTER Lord Robert Baden-Powell Rests Well After Relapse. fly T'nitrd Prrtt LONDON. Jan. 26 Lord Robert Baden-Powell. founder of the Boy Scouts, who is seriously ill after two operations, was resting well today after a fair night.
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