Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 310, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1936 — Page 8

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REALTOR URGES STAND AGAINST TAX INCREASES Albert E. Uhl Calls for Action to Curb Levies by Legislature. Members of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board today had been warned by Albert E. Uhl, chairman of the legislation and taxation committee, that the special session of the Legislature will place a greater tax burden on real estate owners unless defensive action is taken. Mr. Uhl, speaking to realtors and associate members of the board yesterday at their luncheon in the Washington, said he “assumed the special session will last the entire 40 days.” He urged members to support tax reduction. Frank Murray, South Bend, realtor, and Asa E. Chambers, president of the Bethard Wall Paper Cos., suggested an organization of property owners to fight any proposed increase in real estate taxes. Other speakers were Lawrence G. Holmes, Chicago, representative of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, who discussed the regional convention to be held in Indianapolis May 28 and 29, and Richard E. Mills, attorney, who gave a humorous talk on “Three Current Problems.” APPLE PEDDLER BEATEN Two Negro Women Hunted for Attack With Stove Poker. Two Negro women yesterday seized Burt Davis, 66, of 111 S. Noble-st, an apple peddler, in the 2300 block of Yandes-st, and beat him with a stove poker. They robbed him of a purse containing $5. Police arrested two other Negro women when they refused to identify the assailants.

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Methodist Hospital for treatment. He was discharged Nov. 21. Deputy Coroner John Wyttenbach, who held an autopsy, has returned no verdict. Police were notified of the accident at the time, they said. 58,000 Polish Workers Strike By United Preta WARSAW, March 6.—A1l textile workers in the Lodz district, numbering 58,000, struck today In sympathy with the strike for higher wages of workers in smaller Lodz factories.

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1926 LAW TO BE TESTED Evansville Woman Seeks to Collect sl7 for Room and Board. Time Special EVANSVILLE, ind., March 6. Suit testing a 1926 law permitting lodging house proprietors to obtain liens against wages of debtors has been filed in Vanderburgh Superior Court by Mrs. Mina Jean Schreiber. Glenn Willetts and the Briggs Indiana Corp., his employers, were named defendants. Mrs. Schreiber seeks to collect sl7 for Willett’s wages which she contends he owes for board and room.

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