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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1925

Page

4

Arctic Party Endangered by Huge Icebergs

United Press dispatches from Washington report a near disaster during the Peary polar expedition as three plane sorties from Etah Greenland faced drifting icebergs. Crew, exhausted from exposure, were rescued after the craft were hoisted aboard. Persistent bad weather, limited flying time, and hard winds threaten future attempts to establish a northern base and fuel caches on Ellesmere Island.

Ited Shington Navy Department Donald B. Wan Navy Polar Peary Etah Greenland National Geographic Society Flagler Bay MacMillan Ellesmere Island MacMillan Aid

Mayor Shank Resists 1926 Budget Increase Pushed by Board

Mayor Shank stood firm against raising the 1926 city budget after bowing to the city plan commission. He refused to lift the health board tax levy from 9 to 91 percent and dismissed the $150,000 temporary loan concept, noting $18,000 would come from higher valuation and savings over $20,000 by motorizing health inspector staff. He may act against the school board’s $1,500,000 boost request for 1926.

Shank City Plan Commission Health Board Herman G. Morgan

Debt Parley Adjourns and Heads to Meet President

The American debt funding commission will travel to New England Sunday to brief President Coolidge in person on the Belgian situation after a brief morning session with Belgian delegates. Secretary of the Treasury said negotiations will be postponed until next Tuesday to allow the Americans to update the president on developments.

United Press Washington American Debt Funding Commission New England Coolidge Secretary of the Treasury

Bullet Wounding Reported For Charles Lindemann

Charles Lindemann 29 of 414 North State Avenue improved slightly today at St Vincent's hospital where he is treated for a bullet wound to his left side. Police say the injury was personal safety related. A small rifle and notes stating his ill health were found by police in a vacant house at 401 North State Avenue.

Charles Lindemann N. State Ave St. Vincent’s Hospital Lindemann City Hospital

Two Banks Combine for Elston Farmers Bank

Crawfordsville Ind Aug 14 merger announced joining Farmers Merchants and Clements Trust with Elston National Bank into Elston Farmers Bank and Trust Company. Banks will run separately for a month as merger plans proceed. Elston Bank Building to be remodeled.

Bu Times Crawfordsville Ind Farmers, Merchants and Clements Trust Company Elston National Bank Elston Farmers Bank and Trust Company John C. Snyder Elston Bank Bldg

Old Settlers of Marion County Hold Beauty Contest

At Broad Ripple Park the Old Settlers reunion featured a prettiest old settler contest that ended in a draw between Edith Easterday and Maxine Simmons, both awarded silk stockings. Joseph Johnson won the ugliest man contest with a pair of silk socks. other traditional events included fiddlers and hog calling contests.

Marion County Broad Ripple Park Edith Easterday Maxine Simmons Laverock St Joseph Johnson Old Settlers Association Park Board Emsley W. Johnson

Willard Wins Highland Game in Semi Finals

Willard playground defeated Highland 4 to 8 in the Boys Kitten Ball League semi final at Riley playground on Thursday. Kingan's will face Willard in the Aug. 27 final after defeating Fall Creek and Military. Greer grounds beat School 44 10 to 9 in the other semi.

Willard Playground Highland Riley Playground Willard Kingan’s Fall Creek Military Greer Playground School 44 Garfield Park Greer Willard Park Indianapolis

Knocking on Dry Law Says Lew in Indianapolis

Mayor Shank voices discontent over enforcement of Prohibition, noting residents’ thirst as a principal grievance. He recalls a Club anecdote and jokes about Florida’s moistened climate proximity to the Caribbean as a factor in dry law tensions.

Shank Knocck Indianapolis Florida Caribbean Sea

School bids slated for $9,500 improvement project

Bids on a contract for improvements costing an estimated 9 500 will be received by the Indianapolis school board at 11 a m Saturday at 28 Fletcher Ave and Mc Carty St Unilateral windows are to be installed and changes made in the heating system The board may also receive plans for Jefferson High School for colored children.

Fletcher Ave McCarty St Indianapolis School Board Jefferson High School

Admission of School of Communism at Brule Wisconsin

A. J. Hayes, an instructor, says a school of communism run by the Young Workers' League is conducted near Waine Brule Wisconsin. Frank Clay Cross of the American Legion referred the tip to a three member sub committee to investigate training schools of communism across the country. Hayes said the Young Workers' League founders of the Brule school will welcome the inquiry.

Young Workers’ League Waine Brule Wis A. J. Hayes Frank Clay Cross National American Commission of the American Legion Americanism Commission Cross Frank Sich Aberdeen S. D Hayes

McCray pardon delegation hopeful in mood

Washington delegation seeking a pardon for former Governor Warren T. McCray, now serving ten years for using the mails to defraud, expressed hope for success. Key supporters include attorney James W. Noel and son in law William P. Evans, with U.S. District Attorney Albert Ward to receive the petition. Weight may be given to Judge Anderson and former District Attorney Homer Elliott, who oppose the pardon. Friends foresee no action for at least six weeks.

Washington Warren T. McCray Atlanta James W. Noel McCray William P. Evans Noel George M. Barnard William A Guthrie State Conservation Commission Evans United States Albert Ward Ward Lake Manitou Washington Dispatches Department of Justice

Dairy Exposition Guest Highlights International Entries

W. E. Skinner, secretary and general manager of the 1925 national dairy exposition, spoke at the Optimists' Club luncheon in Claypool. He announced Germany’s first foreign exhibit entry, six different cream separators from Wustfalia, Ostfi?, and outlined expo dates October 10 to 17.

W. E. Skinner Optimists’ Club Claypool Germany Oeyie Wustfalia Skinner

Police adopt slogan after downtown shooting incident

Police Chief Herman F. Rikhoff warns officers to hold fire in downtown chases after five shots were fired at a fleeing man by Trafficman Hiram Fischer. Fischer claims he fired into the air to frighten the suspect following an insult to a woman, while Rikhoff stresses caution with pedestrians present.

Herman F. Rikhoff Hiram Fischer Fischer Rikhoff

Boy Receives Broken Legs In Street Collision

Albert Lynch aged 13 of 313 McKim Street sustained broken legs today when a truck collided with an automobile driven by 23 year old Mrs Iva Richardson of 2727 Stuart Street at E Twenty Fifth and Gale Streets First aid was given by Dr Walter Co Engle of 3621 E Twenty Fifth Street and the boy was later taken to city hospital Rudolf Egner the truck driver and Mrs Richardson were each charged with assault and battery and reckless driving

Albert Lynch McKim St Iva Richardson Stuart St E. Twenty-Fifth Gale Sts Walter Co. Engle E. Twenty-Fifth St City Hospital Rudolf Egner

Indiana State July building contracts fall 46 percent

State construction dropped in July with contracts totaling 8,627,700 according to F W Dodge in New York a seasonal July decline noted yet year to date activity remains above last year first seven months contracts reached 80,601,800 up 36 percent from the prior year.

Indiana F. W. Dodge Corporation New York

Abundance of teachers press back to old jobs

With most school vacancies filled in Indian and over 1400 unfilled applications on file, state officials predict a rush of prospective teachers to neighboring states. They cite weak business conditions, return of former teachers, and a surplus of qualified applicants due to broad teaching demands and easy qualification for common schools.

State Department of Public Instruction Ford

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