Desirable rooms and apartments listed in city classifieds
Abbreviated rental ads show available rooms and small apartments in multiple areas including DELAWARE N 425 and 1408 Apt features telephones private baths and modern conveniences. Prices range from $1.00 to $5.00 weekly with several places offering heat hot water and furnished options. Local landlords request references and contact details like Riley and A. Quinn for inquiries.
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Pele Cean
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Indianapolis Board of Public Works notices assess public improvements
City notice from August 1925 announces prima facie assessments for a public improvement on New York Street to Michigan Street with concrete paving and curbing plans. It invites objections and sets August 21 as the hearing date. assessment rolls, owners, and property details are on file at the Board of Public Works office.
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Michigan St
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Fidelity Loan Co Modernizes To Meet Public Loan Needs
The fidelity loan company adopts new laws to mirror the operations of a small loan office. Thousands of homes have been helped, with licensed clerks assisting in obtaining loans and improving consumer access.
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Simmons beds good dressers dining sets auction notice
Auction listing for Simmons beds, good dressers, and dining sets by L A Hodges Auction Co. RI 2019. See Monday's paper for full details.
Vacation of city alley by Indianapolis Public Works
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis Indiana adopted Declaratory Resolution No 12625 1925 to vacate FIRST ALLEY SOUTH OF TWENTY SIXTH from the east property line of Highland Place to the west line of the alley east of Highland Place The notice fixes Friday August 28 1925 for remonstrances and a public hearing with attendance requested by interested or affected persons The proceeding is to be heard at the board office with W H Freeman and J Spencer signing as board members The notice appears in the August 7 10 and 17 1925 issues.
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Indianapolis
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Twenty-Fifth St
Berea
Charles E. Coffin
W. H. Freeman
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Fannie Hurst Wins $50,000 Prize for Liberty Magazine
United Press reports Fannie Hurst won Liberty Magazine and Famous Players-Lasky prize for a story suitable for serial publication and a moving picture scenario. Her manuscript was selected from 100,000 submissions.
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Fannie . Hurst
United Press Chicago
Liberty Magazine
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Fannie Hurst
Miss Hurst
Morality Clauses Trapping Film Stars to Image Rules
Hollywood producers embed tight morality clauses in contracts to police stars private lives and preserve box office value. Examples bind Lois Moran to remain an old fashioned girl for three years and restrict hair, makeup, smoking, riding planes, and public appearances. Other stars face weight limits, travel prohibitions, and limits on visual exposure in stills.
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Fatty Arbuckle
Famous Players- Lasky
Samuel Goldwyn
Lois Moran
Goldwyn
Miss Moran
Paris
Pittsburgh
Hollywood
Vilma Banky
Europe
Mary Pickford
Miss Banky
Vietor Fleming
Paramount
Shirley Mason
Fox
Lon Chaney
Heiig
Huntley Gordon
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Muncie Murder Probe Advances Despite Denials
Police pursue a Muncie man and Anderson in the fatal shooting case as the coroner prepares an inquest verdict. Authorities say two men in the death car are Anderson and Wolfe with a third alias "the Big Turk." The red car mystery remains unsolved with theories about an additional gang member or an Indianapolis attorney.
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Muncie
Anderson
Randolph
Florida
Delaware County
Kilgore
Hance
Chapman
Indianapolis
Wolfe
the Big Turk
Death threat letter linked to gangster trio in midwest
Columbus reports a new threatening letter from a figure claiming to be George Anderson a friend of Gerald Chapman and killer of Ben Hance and his wife. The note written on Colonial Hotel stationery in Cleveland warned the recipient he would be the next target as investigators pursue Anderson.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
George
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Gerald Chapman
Ben Hance
Muncie
Ind
William J. King
Colonial Hotel
Cleveland
King
Reginald Forsythe
Chapman
Toledo
Anderson
Coat given to suspect ties to Indianapolis murder case
Police investigated a report by J W Stewart that his Roachdale uncle William Stewart gave a coat to a man matching the description of Dutch Anderson who is wanted in Mirncie Ind for the murder of Ben Hance and his wife The search continued for Anderson as detectives checked hotels and underworld haunts while pursuing an Indianapolis man and two boys seen near the shooting scene in a large red machine.
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Indianapolis
J. W. Stewart
S. New Jersey St
William Stewart
Roachdale
Anderson
Veteran Printer Dies After Long Illness in Indianapolis
Frank G. Castor 56 of 3415 N Capitol Ave dies after a long illness. A printer by trade with 35 years in the business he was active in Red Men Knights of Pythias and Masons. Burial at Crown Hill cemetery with funeral at North M E Church Tuesday. Survived by widow sister and five brothers. Also mentions Wayne Mitchell 31, a Bedford limestone firm employee, who dropped dead at home.
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N. Capitol Ave
Indianapolis
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North M. E. Church
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Paul F. Robinson
John W. Castor
Harry G. Castor
H. C. Castor
Evanston, Ill
J. W. Castor
Milwaukee
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Chicago
United Press
Bedford
Ind
Wayne
Mitchell
Bedford Limestone
Former Local Girl Crowned Most Beautiful in Detroit
Jane Porter an 18 year old once of 120 West Walnut Street has been chosen as Detroit's most beautiful. She was selected from 300 entrants to represent Detroit at the Atlantic City pageant. Porter, formerly with Fahnley and McCrea Millinery, now works as a clerk for S S Kresge in Detroit. She lives with her widowed mother and two sisters.
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Walnut St
Detroit
Mich
Atlantic City
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Fahnley and McCrea Millinery Company
S. Meridian St
William J. Shafer
S. S. Kresge Company
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