Advertising Club Show Fills Women Shopping Bags With City Articles
Women attendees at the Advertising Club show in Indianapolis filled bags with local-made articles as they left the Me Murat Theater. The vaudeville themed program featured acts from L. S. Ayres & Co. andMadam Theo Hewes, with songs and dance numbers, and a broadcast of city visuals. Copies of the opening chapter of Chickie were distributed amid coverage in The Indianapolis Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Lee
L. S. Ayres & Co
Helen
Wedgewood Ballet
Madam Theo Hewes
H. L. Warnest
Frank S. Chance
Edward LaShelle
Lillian Heuslein
Hazel Della Silvey
Melisaa J. Cornelius
Indianapolis Times
Fanny
Chickie
Girl ridicules insanity plea in murder trial
Dorothy Plint declares she will have her say before the trial ends and brands the defense as a farce. She insists on a jury trial for murder to end the insanity defense and be judged for killing her mother.
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Bw United Press
Francisco
Cal
Dorothy Plin
Dorothy
Credit Crooks Speaker to Address Indianapolis Clubs
J. H. Tregoe executive secretary of the National Association of Credit Men will speak in Indianapolis on Tuesday and Wednesday promoting the eradiation of the credit crook. He will address Rotary and Kiwanis luncheons and a Severin-hosted Indianapolis members meeting Wednesday night. Police in Terre Haute pursue an inside-job theory after a Lederer store robbery Sunday netting nearly $6 000 with no entry trace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tregoe
National Association of Credit Men
Indianapolis
Rotary and Kiwanis Club
the Severin
Timea Special
Terre Haute
Ind
Lederer
Frye Hurt in Automobile Accident With Edward Irwin
William Frye candidate for mayor and Mrs. Eleanor Ejler were in a car crash Sunday at English and Emerson Aves. Edward Irwin of 1142 Leo St. was driving. Mrs Ejler injured and Irwin slated. Three women fined for shoplifting in city court: Doris Plasters 25, Ershell Barrett 28, Ernestine Bailey 19.
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Frye
William
Jennings St
Edward Irwin
Leo St
English
Emerson Aves
Eleanor Ejler
Irwin
Doris Plasters
S. Randolph Sr
Ershell Barrett
B. Washington
Ernestine Bailey
Eddy St
Red Ball bus terminal to open May 19 at Senate and Maryland
The Red Ball bus terminal being built at Senate Avenue and Maryland Street will open May 19. The company behind it is led by W. B. Hiner and J. F. Frenzel, with twenty new buses costing 14 000 each. A hold up occurred Sunday night as Ralph Neal of Martinsville Indiana reported two men robbed him of 10 60 near Missouri and Washington Streets. The Indiana Democratic Club at 23 EB Vermont Street was entered and cigars and cigarettes valued at 4 were taken.
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Red Ball Company
Hiner
Ralph Neal
Martinsville
Ind
Missouri
Washington Sts
Indiana Democratic Club
Vermont St
Chapman Still Has Loopho le
Gerald Chapman a mail robber turned convicted murderer was sentenced to die on June 25 but a new trial on appeal or a fresh federal surrender may still save him. Commutation by President Coolidge of his federal sentence was informally discussed at the Justice Department as a solution to whether to surrender Chapman to Connecticut or reclaim him to finish a 25 year mail robbery term.
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United Press
Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Coolidge
Justice Department
Chapman
Connecticut
Officer Kills Sleeper at Rail Station In Indiana
Bu Times Special from Coving Indiana reports night policeman Allen Shaff was jailed on a manslaughter charge after fatally shooting Joseph Tagg who was sleeping in a railroad station. Shaff fired two shots to wake him. one bullet struck Tagg in the forehead.
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Bu_Times Special COVING
Ind
Allen Shaff
Joseph
Tagg
Shaff
Four Milwaukee men to get new trial in Viking Express hold up
In Waukegan Illinois on April 6 the four defendants Bernhardt Mylin Bernard Smith Ralph McKee and Edward Smith will face a new trial after a deadlocked jury. They were charged with fatally shooting Russell Dickey during a Viking Express money shipment defense.
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United Press
Waukegan
Russell Dickey
Milwaukee
Viking Express
Bernhardt Mylin
Bernard Smith
Ralph McKee
Edward Smith
Dickey
Two Women Injured In Sherman Dr Collision
Miss Helen Gillman aged 29 and Miss Catherine Findley aged 31 of 3868 Hawthorne Lane were taken to St Vincent Hospital after their car collided with a vehicle driven by Edward Albers of 214 North Jefferson Street at Sherman Drive and New York Street. Albers was slated for...
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Helen Gillman
Catherine Findley
Hawthorne Lane
St. Vincents Hospital
Edward Albers
N. Jefferson St
Sherman Dr
New York St
Albers
Walker Candidate Now By Times Special
Columbus April 6. A comeback is planned by Lee R. Walker who was reduced from police chief to patrolman earning 65 dollars a month. He has announced for the Democratic nomination for mayor.
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Times Special
Columbus, Inc
Lee R. Walker
Clift Named Chairman for Rainbow Division Easter Dance
Charles B. Clift is named chairman of the committee for the Rainbow Division Veterans Association annual Easter dance to be held at the Indianapolis Athletic Club on April 14 in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Clift
Veterans’ Association of Indianapolis
Indianapolis Athletic Club
State police outline speeding charges for three men
State police today slated James Hopper 20 of 3852 Hamilton Ave and Harry Hoppe 20 of Muncie on speeding charges. Glenn Gallahan 28 of 617 N Tilinoig St was slated by Sheriff Omer Hawkins.
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James Hopper
Hamilton Ave
Harry Hoppe
Muncie
Glenn Gallahan
N. Tilinoig St
Omer Hawkins
Revival Ends Next Sunday At Englewood Church
Pastor Rev. O A Trinkle announced revival services at Englewood Christian Church will end next Sunday. He will preach each night during the revival.
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Englewood Christian Church
O. A. Trinkle
Auto theft report from 812 BE Tenth St
Samples valued over $100 from a vehicle owned by Leo Whorley of 2540 N Talbot Ave were reported to police after being taken from the auto parked at 812 BE Tenth St.
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Leo Whorley
Talbot Ave
Tenth St
Freight Trains Receive Distinctive City Names
Indianapolis officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad System were informed that fast Pennsy freight trains will use proper names instead of letters and numbers. Trains serving Indianapolis include The Comet from Atlantic Seaboard to St Louis The Greyhound from St Louis to Atlantic Seaboard The Eclipse from St Louis to Atlantic Seaboard The Hammer from Pittsburgh to St Louis The Bullet from Indianapolis to Atlantic Seaboard and others across routes.
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Atlantic Seaboard
St. Louis
Greyhound
Pittsburgh
Ex-Wife Opposes Husband in City Mayoral Race
In Logansport Indiana on April 6, Mrs Julia Custer declared she will seek the Republican nomination to run against her divorced husband City Judge George Custer for mayor. Judge Custer is unopposed on the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Lean
Logansport
Ind
Julia Custer
George Custer
Judge Custer
Miller's Antiseptic Oil Snake Oil Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Miller's Antiseptic Oil known as Snake Oil for flu and various pains. It promises fast penetration and airway relief, claims millions of bottles sold, money back guarantee, and availability in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes through druggists. It includes testimonial and emphasizes potent formula and anti influenza uses.
Seven Seek Mayoral Nomination Amid Drive for City Manager Plan
Seven candidates pursue city mayor nominations as a petition to call an election to switch to a city manager form delays the primary. Republicans John L. Duvall Ralph A. Lemcke W S Frye and City Judge Delbert Co Wilmeth lead for the party. Democrats Adolph G Emhardt Walter Myers and Willett Judson also seek nomination as 68 Republicans and 33 Democrats vie for six slots.
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Citizens Committee of
John L. Duvall
Ralph A. Lemcke
W.S. Frye
Delbert Co. Wilmeth
Adolph G. Emhardt
Walter Myers
Willett Judson
City Judge Ballot Fight Amid Court Reforms
Five Republicans and five Democrats who sought city judge nominations will not appear on ballots as the Legislature abolishes the city court and replaces it with four municipal courts on January 1, 1926. Aspirants hoped the law would be struck down. FE. Howard Cadle did not file for mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Election Board
Aspiranta
Howard Cadle
Gasoline Station Explosion Claims Two Men
Evansville Indiana April 6 funeral plans were under way for Herbert Parsons who died after lighting a cigar while buying gasoline at a filling station. His brother Oecar Parsons was burned but expected to recover in the blast that devastated the station.
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Evansville
Ind
Herbert Parsons
Oecar
Employee Dies at Diamond Chain Works
Andrew Harvey aged about 40 to 50, a 17 year employee of Diamond Chain Works, collapsed and died at his grinding wheel after returning to work from a ten day illness. Coroner Paul F. Robinson ruled death by hardening of the arteries.
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Andrew Harvey
W. Wilkins Sr
Diamond Chain Works
Paul F. Robinson
Spring dresses and coats for Easter wear in various fabrics
Smart flannels Silks and Georgettes in sizes 16 to 42 cover sports wear afternoon and evening dresses. Full lined coats and ensembles in prints crepes satins twill sheen and more with trims on collars cuffs pockets and sides. Easter fashion group highlights bright colors and new materials at moderate prices.
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Ckgone
Red Ball
Senate Ave
Maryland St
W. B. Hiner
J. F
Frenzel
Express Bandits
Pennsylvania
Foley
ED Soman
Chas. D. Clift CO
Meridian
Tenth 10Th and
Scioto
Riley
Dr. Heath
R. W. Heath
Atate Life
Indianapolis, Ind
Times
Atlantic City
The
Arte Oote
Diamond Chain
Perris Thrift
Pettis Dry Goods Co
New York
Pettis Dry Goods Co.smug Fl
Pettis Thrift
Pettis Dry Goods Cy
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