Investigate telephone operating profession opportunities
Classified ad fragment lists various real estate offers and services with contact lines. Mentions Miss Cooper in Room 101 Telephone Building, and several property listings with prices, down payments, and monthly terms. Utilize local addresses and firms such as The W. C. Gillette Co and Lin to pursue housing and moving services.
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Cooper
Telephone
New York
Meridian Streets
Dearborn St
Michigan
Burton
W. C. Gillette Co
Kahn Bidg
Eastern. Ave
Joan of Arc
Parker Ives
Eee Ave
Call Lin
Hoyt Ave
Je Mount. S
Prospect ST
Linceln
Irvington
Cinder Street
27Th St
Butler Ave
26Th St
Richie & Son
Bankers Trust
SEAR
Boulevard Place
New Butler
Univ Cay
Tle Bath
Kirk
Kahn
19Th ST
FORD
Ames
ELM & Parker
Washington
Haynes
Schmidt
North St
Qakley Overland
S. Meridian
Stone Chevrolet
Meridian
Oakland
Capitol Ave
Oldsmobile
Lathrop-McFarland Co
Capitol _ Main
Willys-Knight
Rex Real Buy
Capitol
Lin
War Lord Again in Power Wins German Presidency
Paul von Hindenburg defeats Wilhelm Marx by about a million votes to regain the German presidency, returning a veteran war leader to the nation’s highest office.
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War Lord
Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
Wilhelm Marx
Public Works notice on assessments and May 4 hearing Indianapolis
Notice from the Board of Public Works Indianapolis fixed a May 4 1925 2 p m hearing on assessment roll for Bushomsey to Marin dale Aves project on West Side from north curb of Twentieth to south right of way of the Indianapolis Union Railroad. Also stream of probate notices for Mary E Williams and James Buckner estates with final settlement hearings set in Marion County Probate Court.
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Richard T. Talbot
Marion County
Ana Olson Talbot
Albert H. Losche
M. Milner
Frances V. McMeans
Katherine McMeans Eller
George R. Stull
Earl
Maze
Vstate
Geo, Payne
Williametta Powell
Alonzo J. Powell
Bert H. Losche
Edwin E. Thompson
City Advertisement Department OF Public Works
Indianapolis
Ind
Board O Public Works
Indianalis
Marindale Aves
Adianapolis Union Railroad
Board of Public Works ‘ Aid City
Aioe
Boards of Public Works of
Geaples E. Coffin
M. J. Spencer
Board of Public Works City of
Charles A. Bookwalter
Frank P. Manly
A. M. Eaguier
Emsley W. Johnson
Board of Park Commissioners
Indiana
Mary E. Williams
Wm 8
Drake
Bailey & Bailey
James Buckner
Vinard Buckner
Sai
Sai Probate Court
Lela A. Young
Ewica
Miriam A. Young
Albert H
Modern loan office helps thousands with emergency small loans
A public notice announces a licensed small loan service offering loans at lawful rates with easy repayment. It claims thousands of homes in the area have benefited and invites readers to contact the manager or write or phone MA 1978 for details.
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Plu Fc
Public Works Assessments for Tacoma and Thirty Fourth Street
City of Indianapolis Board of Public Works publishes prima facie assessment rolls for Tacoma Avenue improvements and Thirty Fourth Street South Side project. Remonstrances due May 4 1925 at 2 p m. Notices include property owner names and descriptions, with sites viewable at the Board office. Also final settlement hearing for estate of Lela A Young set for May 2 1925.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Tacoma Avenue
Roosevelt Avenue
Bloyd Avenue
Board of Public Wealtc Oat Piu
Charles E. Coffin
W. H. Freeman
M. J. Spencer
City of
Boulevard PI
Board of Blic
Works of Gold
Charles E At
iEhe Board of Public Jiworks
City of Indians
Small Earthquake Reported Across Field of States
A minor quake struck Sunday night with tremors lasting up to thirty seconds. Indianapolis reported rattled windows and moving furniture but little damage while St Louis seismographs placed the center southeast around Kentucky. The quake prompted evacuations in Evansville theaters and two chimneys fell in Princeton Illinois with no major injuries. Professor Henry Lane Bruner links the event to regional geology and a recent eastern Canada quake. heat may have contributed.
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Dianapolis
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
St. Louise
St. Louis University
Evansville
Princeton
Springfield
Tll
Henry Lane Bruner
Department of Geology
Butler University
Bruner
Canada
Last Rites Arranged for Mrs Belle Willis
Last rites for Mrs Belle Willis 61 die Sunday at daughter Kitten Daugherty 328 Spencer Ave will be held at the residence Tuesday at 2 p m Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Rev W L Ewing Irvington M B Church and Rev Paul Morris Emerson Ave Baptist Church will conduct services Mrs Willis born in Spaulding Ohio lived here eight years Survived by daughter a son and two sisters
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Vette Na Braun
Alma Catherine
Albert Crumbo
Charles
Fred Braun
Louise Thompson
Parkway Ave
Frieden
Evangelical Church
Corner Parks
Alabama Sts
Crown Hill
Willis
Belle
Kitten Daugherty
Indianapolis
Winland J. Willis
Hamilton
Ohio
Spencer Ave
Burial Memorial Ark
Memorial Park Cemetery
W. L. Ewing
Irvington M. B. Church
Paul Morris
Emerson Ave. Baptist Church
Spaulding
Meetings and Luncheon Schedule for Tuesday
National Industrial Traffic League executive committee meets at 9 a m in Claypool. Riley Hospital Cheer Guild and Ladies Whist Club gather in Severin and 1 30 p m respectively. Other groups include National Scale Men's Association Indiana Purchasing Agents Indianapolis Sales Club Joint Postal Employes Committee Xi Psi Phi Fraternity Writers Club St Johns Alumni Rotary American Chemical Society Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade Luncheons and events across Claypool Severin Lincoln Fairview and Spink Arms venues.
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National Industrial Traffic League
Claypool
Riley Hospital
Ladies Whist Club
Severin
National Scale Men's Association
Indiana Purchasing Agents
Indianapolis
Xi Psi Phi Fraternity
Lincoln
the Writers Club
St. John's
Spink-Arms
Rotary Club
American Chemical Society
Chamber of Commerce
Marines Lead Invasion Drills Around Hawaiian Islands
United States Navy holds peace time maneuvers as 1 200 marines from the Henderson prepare to land on Oahu. Blue fleet reportedly targets Honolulu while black forces defend shores. Submarine clashes and air activity accompany the exercise.
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United Preas
Honolulu
United States
Nary
Hawaiian Islands
Henderson
Oahu
Sudanda
Robert E. Coontz
Six Charges Against Basil Flint After Two Accidents
Basil Flint aged 30 of 1840 Ludlow Ave faced six charges after two crashes. He was arrested on drunken driving and related counts. His wife May Flint, 27, also faced drunkenness charges.
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Basil Flint
Ludlow Ave
Flint
May Flint
Frank Ross
Ross
Jack O'Neal
Accident Prevention Bureau
Liquor Arrests Reported In City Raids
Police arrested James Taylor for operating a blind tiger and transporting liquor after a raid at 1220 EB Twenty Ninth St. He and Eva Williams poured mule from a coffee pot to dispose of liquor. Additional arrests followed at 589 W. Merrill St and 791 Union St including John Joyce Callie Hood Burl Adams and George Jones for similar charges.
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James Taylor
Twenty-Ninth St
Eva Williams
Thirteenth St
Eisenhut
John Joyce
W. Merrill St
Joyce
Callie Hood
Union St
Burl Adams
Church St
George Jones
E. Merrill St
Lieber is Re-Elected President of First National Pictures
Robert Lieber of Indianapolis was re-elected president of First National Pictures Inc by stockholders at the spring meeting in West Baden Indiana. Sol Lesser Jacob Fabian John Kinsky and R A Rowland were named senior officers and general manager for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
West Baden
Ind
Robert Lieber
Indianapolis
First National Pictures, Inc
Sol Lesser
Jacob Fabian
John Kinsky
Spring
R. A. Rowland
Mail fraud charged against Marcus Connelley
Marcus Connelley aged 31 of 925 N New Jersey St faced arraignment before US Commissioner John W Kern after being arrested Saturday by Detectives Stone and Dalton at the Lincoln. Detectives say Connelley a salesman for Argus Manufacturing Cleveland Ohio sent fake orders received goods at his address and resold them.
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Marcus Connelley
New Jersey St
United States
John W. Kern
Stone and
Dalton
Lincoln
Connelley
Argus Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Death rate for Indianapolis lower than national average
Indianapolis death rate for the west ending April 18 stands at 14.1 deaths per 1000 population, below the national average of 14.5. For the year, 97 deaths occurred, with New Orleans reporting the highest rate at 20.4 and Des Moines the lowest at 8.7 per 1000.
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Indianapolis
West
United States Department of Commerce
Herman G. Morgan
City Board of Health
New Orleans
Des Moines
Nature Study Club Members Visit Dismal Swamp Event
Seventy eight members of the Nature Study Club of Indiana spent Sunday at Dismal Swamp nine miles north of Newcastle guests of the Henry County Nature Study Club. They will tour the Kankakee region during the weekend of May 17 with State Senator Claude Steele of Knox coordinating events.
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Nature Study Club of
Indiana
Dismal Swamp
Newcastle
Henry County Nature Study Club
Claude 8. Steele
Knox
Kankakee
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Fouts Car and Tractor Co
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Harrison
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Meridian N
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Woodruff
Webster
Lana
Bic
Riley
FURN
Tenth St
Near Tech
Eleventh ST. E
New Jersey
Oriental
Pennsylvania
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Zoo
Goodlet
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Main
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Columbia Ave
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Alfres
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ACF Zaine
Hstate Rentals Insurance
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Broadway
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Prospect
High Sts
H H. Woodsmall & CO
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Mo Lower
Ceukngaile Webster
N. Oriental
Sin Po St
Inquire Wash
Riverview
Arages
Riverfront
Ravenswood
Herman J. Selig
Peoples Bank
Apts
Kent
Kahn Ride
Warman Ave
Floyds 405
City Trust
Rhodius Park
W. Wilkins
Morris St
Eaper
Kappes
Civic Realty ‘Co
Chestre Ave
I. N. Richie & Son
Elvers & Kin
Realty Service Bureau
Continental Bank
Rideo
Jos
Delvage Main
Burban
Sou Kalin
Bex
Humboldt
Brussels
Dorfman Rug Co
Wash St
Statehouse
Singer
Underwoods
L. ¢. Smith
Monarchs
American Writing Machine Co
Penn Lincoln
Federal Coal CO
Joe B
New York Main
Bel
Ick
Glendora
Onion Ice and Coal CO
Drex
Bluff Diana
Orth ST
Richent “Coat CO
Everett
N. Currier
Currier & Ives
Blair
E. R. Gilgour
W. St
Mark
Neal
Salvation Army Industrial Home
Ain
Sola Ana
E. F Burkle
Maes HA
Ciedred
Remiedelea Moller
Maryland
Gadbverry
Rexel
Promedient
Oliver
Drexel
Bennett
Stuttledge
Indiana Ave
JS Clayton & Sons
N_ Noble Lincoln
Erates
Northwestern Transfer
Randolph
Washington St
Haynes Schibt
Norow Sevice
Cidnetiable House
Couy
Willys-K
Jordan
Studebak
TRE Wilbur Johnson CO
Meridian St
Utos
Sam Coraz
Rogers
Washington Bel
Corum Amon
Beneficial Loan Society
Our National City Bank
Capitol Loan CO
Washington St. Main
Investment & Loan Co., Inc
N. Deis Lincoln
Inmanapolis Times
American Loan Company
Bankers Ig
Pennayivsnia
Ieama ‘American Industrialers’ Association
Sint Arie
von Hindenburg
the Times
The
W. T. Blasengym
Dana
Brexel
Flanner & Buchanan
Poole St. Wunera
KORY BERTS_GADD
George Grinsteiner
H. Field
E. Wash
Blue Ridge
Ilinois
Hum
Parkway Blvd
Fifteenth St
Angora
Mauker Ave
Willow Drive
W. P
Tan
Ayres and Fletcher Trust
PHI Beta
D. E. Cookson
Grand Hotel
Harris
Illinois ST
Barber
BART
Mela
Mich
Moore
Haven
Florida
EXPER
Architectural Drafugsmen
Olive Street
Olive St. Weal
SOLIS
Clark Motor Company
Buick
Overland
California
N. Cap. Ave
George B. Ray, Inc
Paige-Jewett Distributers
Carl Mr Stuck
Mentor Jones Whitaker
Maxwell
Easment L. Guy LO Co
Merial
Mills
Swisshelm & Parker
Maxweld
Weissman
Aiso
New York St
Sree
Inaaiten Tiucannibaien Asia Une
Downtown
Huason-Cagex
Alery
Kerry P B Smith
Delaware St
Apitol
Department OF Public Parks
City OF Indianapolis Office OF the Board City Hall
Park and Boats
Aid of Park Commissioners
Mpany
Fidelity Loan Co
Market Street
Lemcke Building
Fidelity Loan Company
Lemecke Building
Department OF Public Works
BOARD
Mrs. Belle Willis
Fairview Presbyterian
Chamber of Com
Merce
Board of Trade
Marines
Attavas
Lieber
First National Pictures
Mail Defraud
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