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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1925

Page

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Prohibition Chief Seeks Dignified Enforcement

General Lincoln C. Andrews, assistant secretary of the treasury, says the nation spends 11 million dollars yearly on prohibition enforcement and aims to restore respect for law. He favors businesslike methods and has appointed Walton A. Green to audit results as he works long hours in a Georgetown home.

United Press Washington Lincoln C. Andrews The Treasury Walton A. Green Wyer Harvard Kueck Andrews Georgetown

Four Drown in Lake Michigan Incident

Lake Michigan claimed four lives in 16 hours as Irja Karpala 18 drowned, Mamie Klewola 18 died trying to save her friend, Irja's mother was saved after attempting to dive in, Dr Charles K Cherry 35 drowned near Gary, and Ralph G Burdick 7 from Chicago fell from a Ludington pier while fishing.

Bay United Preas Chicago Lake Michigan Irja Karpala Mamie Klewola Irja Gary Ind Charles K. Cherry Ludington Ralph G. Burdick

Butter statue of President Coolidge at Iowa State Fair

Des Moines reports a three quarter size butter statue of President Coolidge created by H. S. Wallace of Lincoln Nebraska. The sculpture weighs about 135 pounds and is valued at roughly 67 dollars and 50 cents. It is kept frozen by a refrigerating plant beside an inscription reading Keep Cool With Coolidge.

United Press Des Moines Iowa Coolidge

Three I Race to Head State Realty Society

In Anderson Indiana three candidates, H M Dickman Evansville John C Shafer Anderson and Willian Funkey Jr Gary vie for the Indiana Real Estate Association presidency at the convention open today Officers to be elected Friday Indianapolis Fort Wayne Michiel City Elkhart seek next year’s convention Discussion on license law taxation rules and landlord tenant issues featured a session led by C B Durhan with Joseph Brattain opposing The program also includes a grand ball and a four minute speakers contest at the Green Lantern Pavilion tonight.

All Times Anderson Ind H. M Dickman Evansville John C. Shafer Willian Funkey Jr Gary Indiana Real Estate Association Indianapolis Ft. Wayne Michiel City Elkhart C. B. Durhan Joseph Brattain Chicago

Slayer Kills Self in Cell in County Jail

In Los Angeles Dr. Thomas W. Young a self‑styled scientific murderer who confessed to killing his wife and hiding her body in a Beverly Hills cistern to gain the Grogan estate died by hanging with a wire in his jail cell. He had boasted of escaping capital punishment and hinted at wanting to be hanged.

United Press Los Angeles Thomas W. Young Young Grogan Beverly Hills Leckner Meridian St Sulteen Continental Bank A. Connally Ben Hardy Sixteenth St Ralph Dean al Sutton Kahn C. C. Marsh Hisey & Titus

French Pleased By Debt Terms In London Settlement

French Finance Minister Caillaux returned to Paris pleased with the debt settlement terms reached with British Chancellor Churchill. The plan provides for sixty two years of an annuity around 62.5 million dollars and raises prospects of lenient treatment by America. Caillaux also secured assurances in London that credits could help the Bank of France weather financial troubles.

United Press London Caillaux Paris Churchill France America Wall Street Bank of France

US official rules out debt terms like Britain granted

A high government official connected with the American debt funding commission said France will not receive debt settlement terms from the United States similar to those given by Great Britain. Washington noted the stance in a statement dated August 27.

United Press Washington France United States Great Britain American Debt Funding Commission

Fragmented OCR Time Entry Notes

The readable text shows a series of distorted time stamps and numbers with little context. Significant details include a 10 am entry and a noon marker, followed by various stray digits and month-like fragments that do not convey a coherent event or outcome.

Indianapolis Seen as Future Airport City

The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce secretary John B Reynolds says Indianapolis could become a principal US airport in years. The city attracts many inquiries as a survey on air transport possibilities begins. The plan includes a reliability tour arriving Oct 2 to drum up interest in commercial aviation across twelve Middle Western cities.

Indianapolis United States John B. Reynolds Renolds Middle West Chamber Detroit Aviation Society Detroit Omaha Neb

Debs to Speak at Indiana Labor Federation Meet

Eugene W. Debs will address the Indiana Federation of Labor in Terre Haute as part of the convention activities. The event follows a large parade and includes debates on resolutions. President T. N. Taylor urged electing legislators sympathetic to union goals and criticized the garnishee law and child labor stance.

United Press Terre Haute Ind Eugene W. Debs Atlanta Indiana Federation of Labor Debs T. N. Taylor Taylor Indiana Wayne Vincennes

Caretakers Work Amid Dry White River Riverbed Haying

White River runs low forcing caretakers of the proposed J A Goodman Hosiery Mills home grounds to cut weeds and burn stacks. Orville A Davis James A Dawson George Walker and Ernest Massy tow the hillside clearing brush while farm workers cut grass on river islands. Logs from spring floods complicate mowing, requiring axes to clear

White River Illinois St Orville A. Davis James A. Lawson George Walker Ernest Massy James A. Dawson J. A. Goodman Real Silk Hosiery Mills Goodmas Old Sol

Shank’s Record May Face Quiz

Mayor Shank’s official record from four years in office will be reviewed by the city council’s investigate committee. Otto Ray favors broad scope, opposing a limited probe of the board of works, with the committee meeting today. Joseph L. Hogue denies rumors he would block funds, pledging opposition to excessive appropriations.

Shank Board of Works Otto Ray John E. King Theodore J. Arend Committee of Inquiry Ray Joseph L

Officers Seek Missing Gems In Downtown Theft Reports

Detectives investigate thefts from several residents. Marie Hunter reports a purse with two diamond rings valued at 325 dollars stolen in a downtown restaurant. Daisy Nesbit says a large diamond ring worth 500 dollars was taken from her home. W G Mitchell seeks a 250 dollar diamond ring lost or stolen after an August 17 accident. Additional items stolen include 65 dollar clothing from Forest Kirk in Newcastle Indiana and a 25 dollar grip with contents from E W Dunklin in Goodland.

Marie Hunter Central Ave Daisy Nesbit Delaware St W. G. Mitchell Capitol Ave Forest Kirk Newcastle Ind E. W, Dunklin Goodland

Principal Can Listen In By Times Special

ARPSVILLE Indiana August 27 A school microphone system connects every room to the principal's office allowing him to listen in via switches. Fred E Leap of Sharpeville says patents are pending and many schools will use the equipment this year. He notes teachers and pupils change behavior when the principal visits.

Arpsville Ind Fred E. Leap Sharpeville

Coal Strike Order Expected Tonight

The United Mine Workers report a strike of 158000 anthracite miners set for September 1 with officials preparing maintenance provisions. President John L. Lewis attended the scale committee session in Philadelphia as talks followed hopeful statements from miners and mine operators. The order could be recalled if a settlement is reached.

United Prean Philadelphia John L. Lewis United Mine Workers

Woman torn to pieces by huskies in sub arctic tragedy

Mrs. F. G. Clay, wife of a mounted police sergeant at Chesterfield Inlet, was fatally mauled by a pack of fifteen dogs more than a month ago. Brought to The Pas by canoe, she had been rescued but died after heroic efforts to save her. The incident occurred in the sub arctic region of Manitoba.

Bu United Preat Pas Manitoba F. G. Clay Mounted Police Chesterfield Inlet

Willard Captures City Kitten Ball Championship

Willard overwhelmed Military playground team to win the Boys Kitten Ball League title at Willard Park with a 16 to 3 score. Healy pitched well for Willard, while Gernstein starred for the defeated Military.

Willard Military Willard Park Healy Gernstein Indianapolis Times

De Palma Injured After Auto Crash Near Flat Rock

Veteran racer Ralph De Palma and Chrysler engineer J N McCaully escaped serious injury after De Palma crashed his car into a tree to avoid an interurban freight train at Flat Rock about forty miles southwest of Detroit.

United Press Detroit Ralph de Palma J. N. McCaully Chrysler Motor Corporation de Palma Flat Rock Here

Highway Body Holds Confab Readjusts Engineering Staff

The State highway commission held a lengthy meeting to discuss reorganization after the resignation of Chesleigh Gray and six other engineers. John H. Henry, who resigned earlier, may seek reinstatement after disputes with successor William J. Titus. John D. Williams said no announcement on next year’s 1926 road program would be made today.

State Highway Commission John H. Henry William J. Titus Gray John D. Williams

Bootlegger ring busted in Ft Wayne police charge

Police charged Jack Nation of Detroit and H F Coons of Ft Wayne with fleecing bootleggers by writing bad checks passed to bootleggers for gallon lots of liquor and change. An Angola man is also implicated.

United Press FT. Wayne Ind Police Today Jack Nation Detroit Mich H. F. Coons Nation

Man dies in ten story fall from Kahn Building

Max Leckner 82 assistant general sales manager of Real Silk Hosiery Mills was killed after falling from the tenth floor fire escape of the Kahn Building onto Court Street. Witnesses described the fall after he reportedly felt faint and suffered vertigo. Relatives and colleagues recalled prior illness and vertigo episodes. Funeral plans awaited word from his mother.

Max Leckner Real Silk Mills Washington Blvd Silk Kahn Court St Continental National Bank Leckner George McAvin Concord St John Sulteen New York St Homer McKee Advertising Company H. R. Hyman McKee Paul Ferrer N. New Jersey St Real Silk Company Walter Betty Carrie Leckner Pennsylvania St Herman G. Morgan Carrollton Ave Myron New York City Indianapolis Indiana University

Indiana Municipal League delegates tackle traffic and road policy

Delegates at Gary Indiana discuss traffic problems with Richmond mayor Handley and Alexandria official Billett while Fulton critiques highway commission road policies. Groninger blames politics for delays. northern Indiana roads urged for better funding. Governor Jackson to speak. 1926 meeting race between Muncie and Richmond leaders. Davis may win reelection as league president.

Handley Richmond John Billett Alexandria State Highway Commission Fulton Gary Indiana Taylor Groninger Indianapolis Lake County Groninger Jackson James M. Ogden Muncie D. D. Davis Terre Haute League

Remus Liberty on Bail Sought in Cincinnati Campaign

Mrs. Imogene Remus wife of George Remus bootleg king launches drive in Cincinnati to raise 50000 for her husband's bail after he is released from Atlanta penitentiary and arraigned in St. Louis on a conspiracy charge involving removal of 893 barrels of whisky from the Jack Daniels distillery.

United Press Cincinnati Imogene Remus George Remus Atlanta St. Louis Remus Jack Daniels

Times Want Ad Aches Show Quick Results

A reader reports selling a davenport in one day after advertising in The Times, another sold two ads for a housekeeper with seven calls first evening, and a renovator sold a house by second day. A dealer canceled two ads after rapid sales and a room ad was killed upon rent.

Times Renal Times Ad

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