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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
8
Democratic candidate Walter Myers condemned mud slinging in the Republican mayoral primary. He spoke at the Propylaeum with John Holtzman Bernard Korbly and several women workers and candidates present, urging a Democratic victory to end police exhibitions during campaigns.
Authorities believe Homer J. Oliphant of Vincennes shot himself near Bloomington after firing a bullet through his brain. He was found in his sedan and is thought to have killed himself due to financial difficulties. burial is set for Buena Vista, Indiana.
Frost damaged fruit trees and slowed spring growth in St Paul as a third night of light frost affected the area. Weather bureau reports noted improving conditions expected today with fair weather and rising temperatures to relieve frost danger.
In Chicago on April 30 police freed Frank Kocurek after new baffling clues in the Budlong golf course girl murder case. An acquaintance said Kocurek threatened to kill his wife Mrs. Kocurek, but stains on a knife and hatchet were paint, not blood, removing the suspected link.
Police found Lawrence J. White 45, a Big Four Railroad clerk, at Pennsylvania and Washington Streets. Traffic officer Timothy ONeil identified him and Mrs White said he had several previous memory lapses. White was taken home by motor policemen Reidy and Griffin after starting work unwell.
Berlin April 30 Hindenburg Luther and Stresemann secured a first victory against saboteurs of the safety pact. Luther’s speech united the president elect chancellor and foreign minister in backing the Stresemann plan linking Germany France Belgium and England in mutual guarantees. The French foreign office signaled talks would continue while Austin Chamberlain said Europe was too unsettled for progress.
An old advertisement claims a foot care product relieves soreness itching and tiredness of feet. It promises instant drying action and neutralizes odors using an antacid formula. It urges applying Phillips or Mok of Magnesia to stop irritation between toes and cracking.
Firefighters arrived as George Buntling Jr. used a fire extinguisher to quell a blaze in the janitors quarters of 1642 Park Ave. Hawes Howard his wife and sister in law were awakened by crackling flames. Damage estimated at 200 dollars.
Egbert Garth of 920 N Senate Ave says he loaned $5 to a man known as Slim at 725 N Senate Ave. When collecting, Slim struck him with a wooden object and fled. A second report notes a theft at Lee Lumberman’s lunch room at 701 N Senate Ave with cigars and cigarettes valued at $50 taken.
The fragment outlines accrued securities and rents, premiums and accounts due in collection, reserve amounts for reinsuring outstanding losses, unadjusted bills and unpaid accounts, and total company liabilities including capital and surplus. It presents a balance sheet style list of financial obligations.
Indicated are capital paid up amounts of 200000 200000 and assets totaling 827347320.71 with liabilities 22826330 12023009 1481948 and various assets and losses. names include ARTHUR MORRIS JOSEPH GILDER RUTTER MILLIKEN and ARCHIBALD WELCH. State and city locations include Spokane Hartford Boston Keene and other referenced offices.
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