Bus Owner Freed for Airborne Handbill Broadcasts
Wayne Indiana August 24 Ralph Lockhart owner of the White Swan business operated an airplane to broadcast handbills over town. He was arrested for passing handbills without a city license and freed in city court. The council will be asked to clarify an old ordinance not covering airplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu Times
Apeci
Ft, Wayne
Ind
Ralph Lockhart
White Swan Busine
Indianapolis
Lockhart
Two Men and Woman Dead in Weekend Murder Wave
Two colored men and a colored woman are dead after weekend clashes with guns and knives. McKinley Jones fired six shots at William Bowden outside Bowden’s home. Bowden died with a gun by his side. Jones faces murder charges. Flora Thacker is a witness. Rose Johnson was shot by John Smith who later surrendered. Henry Brown was stabbed to death in his yard. Clifford Pollard is charged with murder. Gus Adams charged with carrying concealed weapons. both held for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Jones
Thirteenth St
William Bowden
Sixteenth St
Jones
Bowden
Flora Thacker
Twenty- First St
Stolen Auto Owners Named in Local Report
Gone but Not Forgotten lists stolen vehicles linked to Cecil Williams Overland Cecil Williams 3015 Kenwood Ave license 564989 from Washington St and Senate Ave Phil Sallard 1536 Churchmenn Ave Chevrolet license 541922 stolen from Meridian and South Sts T J Lanahan 911 N Pennsylvania St Ford license 503604 stolen from Pennsylvania and Ohio Sts Ora Platt Ringhurst Ind Ford stolen from New York and Illinois Edgar Miller Louisville Ky Ford stolen from 229 E Washington St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Dar
Cecil Williams
Kenwood Ave
Overland
Washington St
Senate Ave
Phil Sallard
Churchmenn Ave
Chevrolet
Meridian
South
T. J. Lanahan
Pennsylvania St
Ford
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ora Platt
Ringhurst
Ind
New York
Illinois
Edgar Miller
Louisville
E. Washington St
Autos Found Belonging to Bloomington Residents Noted
Police report two Ford vehicles located by residents Edward McDaniels of Bloomington Indiana and Lorea Longbons of 533 Kentucky Street. One car appeared in the 2700 block after Past Street, the other at Illinois Street and Capitol Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McDaniels
Bloomington
Ynd
Ford
Lorea Longbons
Kentucky 3
Mlinois St
Tapitol Ave
Loot recovered by Indianapolis detective from burglar
Dr Walter Grow and three others were to identify nearly 1000 dollars worth of loot returned to Indianapolis by Detective Irvin Landers. The loot from Nelson Covery included jewelry and clothing taken from homes here and in Middle town Ohio. Covery, now serving six years for burglary in Columbus Ohio, admitted the burglaries after his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Grow
Park Ave
Fred Camne
Carl Bennett
Winthrop Ave
Max Graves
Washington Blvd
Indianapolis
Irvin Landers
Nelson Covery
Middletown
Ohio
Covery
Landers
Ohio State Prison
Columbus
Fat purse theft sighted at Laurel Theater
Police search for a boy seen picking up a purse containing 137 dollars and 40 cents at the Laurel Theater Sunday. The purse had been dropped by Clarence Wheatley of Pleasant Street. H J Bert and George Knell reported theft of suitcases valued at 300 dollars from their auto at Capitol and Washington. A burglar took a 40 dollar watch from William Hill’s home on Cornell Avenue.
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Laurel
Clarence Wheatley
Pleasant St
H. J. Bert
George Knell
An Francisco
Cal
Capitol Ave
Washington St
William Hill
Cornell Ave
McClain Charged After Motorcycle Sidecar Crash
Lester McClain of 2025 Bluff Rd is charged with assault and battery after his motorcycle sidecar overturned at Sherman Dr and Tenth St when it hit a rut. His wife Daigey sustained serious cuts and bruises while their child was unharmed. McClain initially claimed a speeding vehicle struck him and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester McClain
Bluff Rd
Sherman Dr
Tenth St
Daigey
McClain
Wales to Go on Hunt with Mack Senneté Girls in Buenos Aires
United Press dispatch from Buenos Aires notes the Prince of Wales will attend a deer hunt near the city after an entertainment period described as official. A jazz band and a troupe of American Mack Sennett girls are listed to amuse him, with police reporting a poolroom raid and several men detained for gaming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Buenos Aires
Prince of Wales
Outdoor Worship at Snider's Park Echoes Lutheran Service
A rural Indianapolis congregation held Sunday worship outdoors at Snider's Park a mile east of Fountaintown. Rev. L C E Fackler led the service under a big tree with pews of automobiles and a makeshift choir. Families picnicked, children swam, and community members joined in hymn singing and a Bible reading from Matthew 18 1 5 as the day carried on with ice cream and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snider’s Park
Fountaintown
Melvina Huber
Pennsylvania St
Esther Hief
Forty-Ninth St
Alberta Chambers
Hoyt
Arthur Buchhorn
Michigan St
Hilda Hief
Gladys Foerster
Hoyt Ave
Edna Platt
Willow Dr
Emma Krueger
Laurel St
Walter Abraham
English Ave
Frieda K. Engel
N. Jefferson Ave
Howard Abraham
L. C. E. Fackler
St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church of Indianapolis
Fackler
Capernaum
Snider's Park
L. C. Minneman
Lutheran Church
Hartford City
Three Firms File Articles of Incorporation
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of State announce three local firms. The Quaker City Realty Company of Indianapolis is formed for 250000 to build a two story business building in Richmond. The Olympian Electric Company of Indianapolis is formed with capital of 2500. The Collateral Acceptance Corporation is incorporated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker City Realty Company
Indianapolis
Richmond
Olympian Electric Company of
Collateral Acceptance Corporation
Police Seek Identity of Elderly Man Found Unconscious
Police search for an unidentified man about 80 found unconscious in University Park after falling from a bench. He had no ID, cannot state his name or residence, and has an artificial left leg. He was taken to City Hospital. A second man, believed to be J Lyons, 40, with unknown address, is in hospital after fainting at Massachusetts Ave and Michigan St following a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Park
City Hospital
J. Lyons
Massachusetts Ave
Michigan St
Pierson named history and political science instructor at DePauw
Greencastle Ind August 24 C G Pierson was named to succeed C K Mullett as instructor of history and political science at DePauw University after Mullett resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneet
Greencastle
Ind
C. G. Pierson
C. K. Mullett
de Pauw University
Audit shows Community Fund wipe out 1924 deficit
Nine month audit covering Nov 1 1924 to July 31 1925 shows $478 835 paid on current pledges and $28 552 on 1924 pledges. Social agencies share $403 339 to date, with $6 813 remaining from surplus funds and $154 083 still due on 1925 subscriptions.
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George S. Olive
Fred Hoke
Indianapolis
Central Office For Administration and Collection
Council of Social Agencies
Alpha Home Association
Pee
American Settlement Association
Nes
Boys Club Asoc OT
Aoe Jcouta
Catholic Community Center
Catholic Women's <Associaton
Spikes Seitlement Association
Eyacuare Ue
Faith Family W Nner Society
Planner
Florence Crittenton Home
Girl Scouts
Hawthorne Sonal Pfacevtes House
Indiana Indorsers_ of
Andananols Day Nursery Assation
Volunteers of America
Wasale City
Airship routes proposed by Aerial League
New York Aug 24 Twelve possible routes listed by the Aerial League of America include a line from Boston through Cleveland Indianapolis New Orleans Havana and Mexico City to Panama.
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United Press
New York
Aerial League of America
Boston
Cleveland
Indianapolis
New Orleans
Havana
Mexico City
Panama
Lad Shoots Father During Groundhog Hunt
Crawfordsville Ind Aug 24 David Mahan a farmer is recovering from a back wound after being shot by his son Russell while the boy hunted groundhogs in a corn field The incident occurred on the family farm and the motive was not stated.
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Timea
Crawfordsville
Ind
David Mahan
Russell
Business Call for War Readiness in Indiana and Vermont
A terse recruitment notice invites firms to prepare for possible conflict, directing interested parties to contact Fred W. Case, principal, at Callalluvia Pennsylvania and Vermont, First Door North, W. C. A., Indianapolis. The fragmentary ad emphasizes readiness and explicit contact details.
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Fred W. Case
Prin
Callalluvia
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Indianapolis
Young Flapper Helen Wilson Flirts With Bobbed Hair Trend
Helen Louise Wilson, a infant daughter of Clyde and Mrs Clyde Wilson of 836 Park Ave, is reported as one of the citys youngest flappers to bob her hair. Her short curls vanished as she was about a month old, marking early adoption of the bob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Louise Wilson
Helen
Clyde Wilson
Park Ave
Evolution Denounced Sermon At Cable Tabernacle
Rev Charles Reign Scoville, Chicago evangelist, denounced evolution in a Sunday sermon at Cable Tabernacle. Dr. Scoville argued God could create man without protoplasm evolution. Dr. Thomas W. Grafton introduced him as pastor of Third Christian Church. Mrs. William E. Duthie played organ. Mrs. T. S. Dillenbeck sang. The Indianapolis Gospel Chorus performed revival songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reign Scoville
Chicago
Cable Tabernacle
Scoville
Thomas W. Grafton
Third Christian Church
William E. Duthie
T. S. Dillenbeck
Indianapolis
Victor F. Lawson Buried in Chicago with Simple Honors
Victor F Lawson dean of Chicago journalism was buried in Chicago with simple services. A brief church service drew few friends and relatives while tributes poured in from across the nation. The will directing disposition of his Daily News was to be made public today or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Victor F. Lawson
Daily News
Protest Over Bluff Road Closure Tied to Street Elevation
Edward J. Sexton of the Southeastern Civic Improvement Club condemns the plan to close Bluff Road and join it to Meridian Street, saying the jog cost would fall on taxpayers. The board of works approves the street closure for Bluff Road Barth and Bethel Avenues and an injunction may be sought by club leaders and councilmen later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Sexton
Southeastern Civic Improvement Club
Bluff Rd
Meridian Sr
Board of Works
Barth
Bethel Aves
Belt Railroad
Sexton
Otto Ray
John E. King
South Side Track
Judge Baltzell's Secretary Returns From Vacation
Miss Letilla Myer secretary to Federal Judge Robert C Baltzell has returned to the judge's office after a three weeks vacation. She visited friends in Ashville North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letilla Myer
Robert C. Baltzell
Miss Myer
Ashville
N.C
Pinkerton Detectives Found At Street Address
Police answering a report of two suspicious men at 601 Buchanan St. found R. E. Mote of 1533 Steel St. and H. B. Line of 444 B&. Tenth St., operatives of the Pinkerton Detective agency on assignment. W. E. Burns, Kroger manager, said the men had been there for some time.
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Buchanan St
R. E. Mote
Steel St
H. B. Line
Tenth St
Pinkerton Detective Agency
W. E. Burns
Kroger
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St. Matthw’s
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lad
Wales
Mack Senneté
Folice
Ted Netherton
W. Morris &J
Orville Hudson
Century Furniture Company
Bryan
Rev
William B. Riley
William Bell Riley
First Baptist Church of
Minneapolis
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Riley
Los Angeles
DE Pauw
S. Meridian St
Community Funds
Wohlfeld
South Side
Furn. Co
South Meridian
Dr Scholls
Illinois St
Pianos
Christena-Teague Piano CO
N. Penn
Firestone
Lincoln Tire Co
N. Capitol
Benjamin H
Searee
Garrison Law School Bank
Riley
Rapp & Lennox Piano Co
Sablosky’s
Priscilla
Gordon’s
Laar Bie
Jou
John F. Reynolds
Driverself Indels. Co
Plaza Garage
Vermont St
Sidney’ Ss Bargain
Sam Trattner
Menter Eee
E. Washington
Marrott's Shoe Store
Evangelist
God
Lawson
Club
LEA & Perrins’ Sauce
Vor
Brandline
Lorith Grey
Otto Stee
Store of Greater Values
West
Washington Street
Hite Batiste
Coats
Deerona
Velfina
Montebello
Karmina Vivette
Ena
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