Accident Costs Man Fines and Jail Time
Elmus Spann of 3345 Roosevelt Ave was bound over to the grand jury on failure to stop after an accident in City Judge Dan V White's court with a $1000 bond. He received $25 and costs and 30 days in jail for driving while intoxicated and $5 and costs for drunkenness. Police say Spann struck a car driven by Charles Buchanan of 3022 Central Ave on April 19 at Twenty Fifth and Gale Sts, injuring Buchanan's daughter Erna, 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmus Spann
Roosevelt Ave
Dan V. White
Spann
Charles Buchanan
Central Ave
Fifth
Gale Sts
Buchanan
Erna
Lost license suspects in Indianapolis theft report
Police urge public to report any cars with listed license numbers to The Indianapolis Times. Owners named include William J. Shine at 533 N Rural St with a Chevrolet 504-794, Frank F Fox of 4115 College Ave with Moon 6828, Gus Adams 1228 Fayette St with Ford, and D R Jackson 2320 E Sixteenth St with Ford from Twenty Fourth and Meridian Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Times
William J. Shine
Rural St
Chevrolet
Frank F. Fox
College Ave
Moon
Massachusetts Ave
Delaware St
Gus Adams
Fayette St
Ford
D. R. Jackson
Sixteenth St
Twenty- Fourth and
Meridian Sts
Delay Flight Again Delays Navy Dirigible to Island
Los Angeles may not sail for Porto Rico until Saturday as winds and rain postpone the Navy dirigible Jos Angeles departure. Air station officials noted weather could force further delays, with an earliest start anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United Prear
Akehurst
N. J
Navy
Jos Angeles
Porto Rico
Wall Street Stocks Hold Steady Amid Mixed Trading
Market shows little change from prior close with utilities rally led by American Water Works to a fresh high at 63½. Utah securities surge to 101 as Electric Power and Light hits 22, while Sears Roebuck and Southern Railway push higher. Bethlehem Steel weakens to around 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu United Aress
New York
American Water Works
Utah Securities
Electric P. and Lo
Utah
Sears Roebuck
Southern Railway
Bethlehem
Local Bank Clearings and Debits Report
Thursday clearings total $2 712 000 with monthly clearings at $69 100 000. Thursday bank debits stand at $0 079 000 and monthly debits reach $14 671 000.
Fresh egg and poultry markets across cities detailed
Market notes show Indianapolis prices for eggs and fowl with hens broilers and turkeys listed. Cleveland and New York reports cover butter eggs cheese and meat futures, with receipts and current selling prices for fowl, butterfat, and various grades of eggs and potatoes.
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Indianapolis
Bamery
Americas
Wisconsin
Idaho
Florida
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Texas
Midwest
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Pacific
Fruit and Produce Price List From Local Market
A dense OCR style listing shows prices for apples, citrus, tropicals, greens, and root vegetables. Items include various apple varieties around 1.75 to 6.60 per unit, citrus for Florida and California, bananas and cocoanuts by the dozen or crate, and garden goods like onions shallots parsley and potatoes with regional origins noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Davis
Newton
Florida
California
Tennessee
Arkansas
Gotery
Bete
Noua
Man
Bere Sea
Texas
Michigan
Missing Brazil youths sought by Indianapolis police
Indianapolis police searched for Bryson Dobson 17 and Oral Bradley 19 who left home in Brazil Indiana and were last heard from after leaving Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bryson Dobson
Oral Bradley
Brazil
Ind
Cattle and hog markets show mixed gains across major hubs
In Chicago and other cities on April 30, cattle demand stayed strong for most killing classes with light and handyweight steers leading gains, while heavies were uneven. Hogs were slow and uneven with prices around 11 to 12 dollars for various weights. East St Louis and Cleveland reports mirrored steady to lower trends in calves and pigs, with lambs and sheep mixed and markets fluctuating through the day.
Slump in Hog Market Dims Prices Across Receipts Rise
Hog prices fell 15 to 20 cents with receipts around 5 600 while demand stayed active. Light and medium hogs sold mainly 11 45 to 11 65 with top 11 65. heavies 11 40 to 11 45. Pigs 9 50 to 11 and sows steady at 10 to 10 25. holdover 278 hogs. Cattle steady after Wednesday 25 cent drop. steers and stock in demand. prime steer ranges and yearlings listed. cows, cutters, and bulls priced, calves up half a dollar on bids. Sheep and lambs nominal due to light receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Stags
Pittsburgh Market Report April 30 Cattle Sheep and Lamb Prices
April 30 market notes from Pittsburgh and East Buffalo show receipts for cattle at Pittsburgh around 225 with slow, steady trade. Sheep and lambs at East Buffalo about 400 with prices listed for various grades and weight ranges.
Report on Insane Hospital Shows Marion County Admissions
A report to Governor Jackson from Dr. Max A. Bahr of the Central Indiana Hospital for the Insane states that 109 of 214 admissions through seven months ending April 30 1925 were from Marion County. In April 17 admissions were from Marion County and 17 from other counties. From Oct 1 1924 to Apr 30 1925, 92 of 180 admissions were local cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Max A. Bahr
Central Indiana Hospital For the Insane
Marion County
Tennessee group held on Mann Act conspiracy charges
Three men and two women from Knoxville are jailed in Morgan County on $1,000 bond each after a Lafayette Indiana hearing. Felmas Webber Thomas Jenks William Pitts Emma Giles and Nora Floyd were arrested Tuesday in Rensselaer and charged with conspiracy to violate the Mann Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Marion County
Rensselaer
Ind
United States
Morris R. Parke
Lafayette
Felmas Webber
Thomas Jenks
William Pitts
Emma Giles
Nora Floyd
Man Dies at Stinnett Brothers Barbershop
A man identified as John H. Schnitker 75 of 2421 N. Illinois St died suddenly this morning in Stinnett Brothers barber shop 2068 N Illinois St Co A Dwyer the son in law at the same address identified the body this afternoon death remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinnett Brothers
Illinois St
John H. Schnitker
Co. A
Wheat futures advance amid crop woes and Liverpool gains
Wheat futures rose on the Board of Trade as unfavorable crop news supported prices. Coarse grains weakened while oats held firm despite 500000 bushels of export sales. Strong commission houses bought wheat but sold corn as cash demand lagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Liverpool
April 30 Wheat and grain prices at Chicago market
Carrot receipts listed and grain bids shown for Wheat May July and other grains. Prices for No 2 red winter rye oats barley and hay noted with cash and futures values across Chicago Toledo markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
Prohibition graft scandal nets agents in Philadelphia
DOJ operatives arrest Federal prohibition agent James L. Worcester and Law Enforcement League agent George W. Dupont on extortion charges. Dupont caught receiving $100 from a saloon keeper. Worcester fled then was captured. Six other agents are alleged implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
James L. Worcester
George W. Dupont
Law Enforcement League
Dupont
Worcester
Anti-Stand Denied on Meridian Street Bridge
Marion County commissioners denied opposing the N Meridian Street bridge over the canal and said they supported the project. Tuesday the county council refused to appropriate funds or cooperate until the city submitted plans for the structure.
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N. Meridian St
Butler Freshmen Drive for New Building Funds Planned
A Butler University meeting on campus next week will consider a drive for new building funds led by freshman J W Ather ton and freshman O K McKittrick with George Schumacher as leaders. Faculty sponsors include Prof Wood Unger Corinne Welling and Katherine M Graydon. A Committee of 100 to aid the executive secretaries will be named. no goal yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler University
J. W. Atherton
Committee of
O. K McKittrick
George Schumacher
Wood Unger
Corinne Welling
Katherine M. Graydon
Shortridge Students Shine at PTA Meeting
Shortridge high school groups performed before over nine hundred attendees in Caleb Mills Hall for the April PTA gathering. Principal George Buck spoke on plans for a new Shortridge High School building. The Royal Glee Club will sing at Keith's Theater Wednesday as National Music Week activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge
Parent-Teacher Association
Caleb Mills
George Buck
Shortridge High School
Shortridge Royal Glee Club
Keith's Theater
Daugherty Reign Ends as Beck Resigns at Justice
President Coolidge accepts the resignation of Solicitor General James M. Beck ending most aides of former Attorney General Daugherty. Mrs. Mabel Willebrant remains as assistant attorney general in charge of prohibition cases. A separate court case fines George Dickinson $100 plus costs and sentences him to one to five years for issuing a fraudulent check. A motion picture titled The Meteor The Birth of a Cross-Cut Saw is shown at an Advertising Club luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
President Coolidge
James M. Beck
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
James A. Collins
George Dickinson
Ohio St
Indiana
E. C. Atkins and Company
Advertising Club
the Claypool
Coolidge Vaccinated Amid Smallpox Precaution
Washington April 30 President Coolidge is believed vaccinated as a precaution against a smallpox outbreak in the capital. White House staff and police have inoculated and Edward Clark, the president’s personal secretary, was vaccinated recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
White House
Coolidge
Edward Clark
Found Automobiles Recovered by Oakland Police
Automobiles reported missing were located by officer Charles Schuk near Virginia Avenue and Delaware Street and by Harry Anderson at 1140 South Senate Avenue. Victims or owners identified include Charles Schuk and Harry Anderson. Evidence points to recovery in Oakland and Indianapolis areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schuk
Washington Blvd
Oakland
Virginia Ave
Delaware St
Harry Anderson
Eleventh St
Ford
Senate Ave
Owens Granted Second Murder Trial For Slayings
Louis Owens is to remain in the county jail for several weeks before a second trial on the murder charge of George Robinson. A jury discharged after more than twenty five hours of deliberation failed to reach a verdict in the first trial. The case stems from the stabbing with scissors at the L S Ayres shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Owens
W. Ray St
George Robinson
Park Ave
William H. Remy
Owens
Robinson
L. S. Ayres & Co
James A. Collins
Park Board Considers Laurel Hall Purchase for City Park
City park board to discuss buying the Laurel Hall estate on Millersville Road, a 465 acre property formerly owned by Stoughton B Fletcher. Mayor Shank plans using the site as a park then sub lease parts to golf clubs riding schools and similar enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park Board
Laurel Hall
Millersville Rd
Stoughton B. Fletcher
Shank
Marriage Licenses Listed in Local Notice
A list of marriage licenses shows Ollie R. Manford age 34 of 1341 Ewing sales man and Grace Wilson age 24 of 609 Lockerbie, along with multiple other individuals including Carl Heidenreich 36 929 Lock machinist and Emmatena Krodel 27 3055 x, detailing names ages and occupations in the local notice. The fragmentary text also mentions William Kgphler 80 and Annie Witherina Kren nin 18 and additional couples and occupations with partial addresses and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie R. Manford
Ewing
Grace Wilson
Lockerbie
Carl Heidenreich
Lock
Ee Stes Emmatena Krodel
William Kgphler
Harricon
Redeter
Annie Witherina Krennin
JP Fletcher
Pierce
Ratfrat
Naomi Toulee Newby
Ant ‘Willison
Delame
Jerey Taileapeen
Delaware
Traffic Men Guests at Western Lines Convention
Delegates to the National Industrial Traffic League met at the Claypool and were hosted by the Indianapolis Traffic Club for a Western Lines celebration. The convention closed with routine business discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Industrial Traffic League
Claypool
Indianapolis Traffic Club
Western Lines
Births Allege Nearby Stelle Pen Knox Area
List of birth announcements with names of parents and addresses including Florence Chisler Emma Smock John Clara Hurkhead Honey Sophia Liesman and others across multiple streets in Stelle Pen Knox area with several entries in scattered locations and partial lines. Names include Raymond and Anna McCoffin Walter and Sonda Lee Emmett and Lillian Rice Clyde Kern Joseph Gwinn and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stelle Pen
Knox
Florence Chisler
Esnonene Percival
Emma Smock
Hill
John
Clara Hurkhead
W. Twenty-Fifth Honey
Sophia Liesman
Milrm
Death notices list varied causes and ages across city
The death list includes William Cook 39 of 1338 Olive with pulmonary tuberculosis, Martin Roach 14 at St Vincent Hospital from an accident, Jacob Bombarger 75 of 2250 N Capitol, Gladys Williams 24 of 3107 W Michigan with pulsionery tulosis, Norman J Hyde 61 of 4468 Guilford in Alta, Gladys Williams 965 E Minnesota with pulmonarubaeteronis, Evans Vanauedall 2 of 906 Jefferson with acute gastroenteritis, William Hamilton 74 of 704 Day with chronic interstitigypephritic, Mattie Po 21 of Martindale with pulmonary tuberculosis, Lowell Smith 1 month of 610 N New Jersey with atelectasis, Luella Jackson 32 of 325% W Twelfth, Jacob Depelt 78 of 2059 N Capitol with acute myceae, Lois Tapp 1 of 1127 Holiday, Abbie Lydian 7 in Indiana Hospital, Alexander Loggins 58 of 2861 Highland with flu, Bien Meskan 8 of 1205 Sturm, M Cleet 75 of 222 Temple aged 1 month, and E. with unspecified details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Cook
Olive
Martin Roach
St. Vincent Hospital
Jacob E. Bombarger
Capitol
Gladys Williams
Michigan
Npormiah J. Hyde
Guilford
Alta
F. Williams
Minnesota
Evans R. Vanauedall
Jefferson
Wiliam G. Hamilton
Mattie Po
Martindale
Lowell Everett Smith
New Jersey
Luella Jackson
W. Twelfth
Oliver Jacacob
Man shoots wife by accident during crow drive
The incident near Salem Indiana left Mrs. Lee Mitchell with a left leg wound. The shotgun in her husband Timea special hands discharged accidentally as he prepared to shoot crows. She was taken to St Anthony’s Hospital in Louisville Kentucky for amputation below the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Ind
Lee Mitchell
Salem
St. Anthony's Hospital
Louisville
Prince Said Zerdeschene Deported to France Again
Labor Department orders the deportation of Prince Said Zerdeschene self styled emir of Kurdistan from Ellis Island New York to Cherbourg France aboard the Majestic sailing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Washington
Labor Department
Prince Said Zerdeschene
Kurdistan
Elitis Island
N. Y
France
Majestic
Cherbourg
Sixteen Appeals Scheduled in City Court Case Roster
This afternoon sixteen appeals from city court on blind tiger charges were to be heard in Criminal Court before Judge James A. Collins. Fourteen defendants were listed, indicating a crowded docket and potential rulings expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Collins
Railroad Officials Dine and Tour in Indianapolis
High officials and employees from twenty one railroads attended the Western Lines celebration hosted by the Indianapolis Traffic Club. A luncheon for executives was held at the Indianapolis Athletic Club, another for others at the Severin, followed by a city tour. Joseph G. Kraemer asserted the gathering was the largest assembly of prominent railroad men ever in the city. Albert Stump toasts at 6:30 p.m. in the Claypool Riley room as the trial Traffic League convention guests. About eight hundred are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Lines
Indianapolis Traffic Club
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Severin
Joseph G. Kraemer
Albert Stump
Riley Room
Claypool
National Industrial Traffic League
Girl Scouts to Aid at School No 82 Joint Meeting
The Girl Scouts will care for children during a joint meeting of the South Irvington Community Club and Parent Teachers at School No 82 Monday night. Mrs. A R Morgan, secretary, says the program features talks on city beautification by Donald Ruh and Virgil T Ferguson, chief of fire prevention bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Irvington Community Club
A. R. Morgan
Donald Ruh
Virgil T. Ferguson
Local man held on assault charge after auto crash injures woman
Constant Golay of 1439 N Warman Ave was held on a charge of assault and battery after a collision at Madison Ave and Ray St involving Golay s car and a machine driven by Clark Kelley of 220 N Addison St injuring Miss Marie Foler of 948 Hough Ave.
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Constant Golay
Warman Ave
Marie Foler
Hough Ave
Golay
Clark Kelley
Addison St
Madison Ave
Ray St
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Birch Ave
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Suke
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A. S
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Orchestra
Bigson
Herbert
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Harry Fitzgerald
Madison
Harry Brown
Apaw
Tonite
Via
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
T. H
Cincinnati
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Batesville
City
Union Station
Interstate
J. & H. Bus Company
Traction Terminal
Srwice
Carl T. J. Gore, Jr
Interstate Public Services CO
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