Fifteen Taken In Liquor Raid At Lafayette
Federal agents arrested fourteen men and women on liquor violation warrants in Lafayette Indiana. A complete brewery was found at the Lafayette Boat House at Main Street. Seizures included 3 040 bottles destroyed and seventy five gallons of beer brewing. Several named suspects were taken and arraignment set in Indianapolis federal court.
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Lafayette
Ind
Lafayette Boat House
Main St
William Taylor
Joe McMarren
John Dolen
George Winkler
Indianapolis
Seth Ward
John King
Fred King
Edwin H. Kimball
William Ray
Will Hays
Ray Wright
Terre Haute
Morris R. Parks
United States
German National Park
George Smith
John Smith
Forrest Fay
Morris
Lost and Stolen Autos Listed in Police Alert
Automobiles bearing listed license numbers are sought by police via The Indianapolis Times. Owners may recover vehicles. losses include cars from Losey Nash Motor Co at 400 N Capitol Ave Jewett MD and owners W T Jones Overland 2209 Avondale Pl 551 913 Amos J Hopkins 2222 Duke St Nash 557 617 linked to Maple Rd and Fall Creek Blvd.
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Indianapolis Times
Losey-Nash Motor Company
N. Capitol Ave
Jewett, MD
Meridian
New York Sts
W. T. Jones
Avondale PL
Overland
Amos J. Hopkins
Duke St
Nash
Maple Rd
Fall Creek Blvd
Automobiles Found Belonging to Local Residents
Police report two vehicles found abandoned near city areas. Mrs. Ethel Weyreter of 816 North Illinois Street Overland is the owner of one, located at Cornell Avenue and Seventeenth Street. Maude Corvin of Southport Overland is another, found at Sixteenth Street and Columbia Avenue. A Paige touring car without license plates or title was found at Twenty Fourth Street and Ashland Avenue.
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Belond
Ethel Weyreter
Illinois St
Overland
Cornell Ave
Seventeenth St
Maude Corvin
Southport
Sixteenth St
Columbia Ave
Twenty-Fourth St
Ashland Ave
Fire officials probe blaze causing damages at two homes
Fire officials investigated a blaze that damaged a barn behind R. H. Hickson's home at 2074 Highland Pl causing 300 dollars in damage. Earlier, a rubbish fire at 126 S. Illinois in the Edward basement caused 100 dollars in damage and disrupted downtown traffic.
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R. H. Hickson
Highland Pl
Edward
S. Illinois
Bloomington Robbery Suspects Charged in Terminal Station Hold-up
Harold Stines 22 of Solsberry Indiana slated for City Prison charged with robbery. Detective Fossatti says he was one of three men who held up the Terminal Station Lunchroom escaping with 500 dollars. Lester Halstead 22 of Bloomington Indiana indicted by grand jury in connection with the same hold-up.
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Harold Stines
Solsberry
Ind
City Prison
Fossatti
Bloomington
Stines
Terminal Station
Lester Halstead
Burglar Joke Turns on Local Electrician Find
A puzzle about a burglar ends when police reveal the intruder was an electrician repairing lights. Percy Henry reports a dirt pile from a scuttle hole used as an exit. In a separate case, Tansel Sisters note fifty hens worth seventy five dollars stolen from their poultry yard.
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Percy Henry
Twenty-Third St
Tansel Sisters
Hat Identified Linked to Escapee Mrs. Champion
Detectives awaited a report from Marysville prison on whether a hat sent there Wednesday belonged to Mrs. Mabel Champion known as Teddy O’Brien. Champion escaped March 29 while serving a murder sentence. investigators tied a bleached hair customer to the case, who bought a new hat and left her old one.
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Marysville
Ohio
Mabel Champion
Teddy O’brien
Kingston man Renick W Dunlap nominated for agriculture post
Assistant Secretary Renick W Dunlap of Kingston Ohio has been nominated by President Coolidge on the recommendation of Secretary Jardine to serve as assistant secretary of agriculture.
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Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
Renick W. Dunlap
Kingston
Ohio
Coolidge
Secre
Tion
Jardine
Indiana Methodists launch $1.5 million hospital drive
The campaign aims to raise 1,500,000 for four Indiana hospitals in Indianapolis Fort Wayne Gary and Princeton to fund building needs debt liquidation and equipment. Dr M G Terry of the Methodist board of education finance leads the effort with seventeen districts statewide and Dr Robert M Duncan directing the Indianapolis district.
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Indiana
Indiana Methodists
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne
Gary
Princeton
M. G. Terry
Methodist Board of Education Finance
State
Robert M. Duncan
Union Railway Sued Over Fatal Fall In Indiana
Mrs. Annabelle Alhand of 825 Merkel St. files a $10,000 damage suit in Superior Court One against Union Railway Company. She states brakeman Alhand fell from a freight car on January 3 1925 and died. She supports six dependent children.
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Indianapolis Union Railway Company
Annabelle Alhand
Merkel St
Alhand
English Nobleman Engaged in Norfolkshire Match
English nobleman Lord Suffield of Norfolkshire becomes engaged to Owen Phillips, daughter of shipping baron Lord Kylsant. Suffield is a personal friend of King George.
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Norfolkshire
England
Owen Phil
Lips
Lord Kylsant
King George
Bandit's Past Traced Named as His Real Father
Detectives tracing the past of Gerald Chapman the so called super bandit have identified him as George Chartres son of an Irish harness maker. Chapman used that name in 1907 when convicted of grand larceny at age nineteen. His parents died early and he lived with an aunt.
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Illinois Street
Ruby
Queen Quality
Union Railway
E. W. Grove
Lord Suffield
Chapman
Har
Ray
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The
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