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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1925

Page

5

Street rail clash with bus lines before public service board

secret conference at the public service commission involved Robert Todd of the Indianapolis Street Railway and Carl Mote. discussions focused on preventing bus intrusion into railway territories. no orders issued. a People's Motor Coach Company line proposal between Monument Circle and Guilford Ave was mentioned but not acted on. The commission plans to hear the College Ave feeder line petition Tuesday morning.

Indianapolis Street Railway Company Public Service Commission Robert Todd Carl Mote Todd Mote People’s Motor Coach Company Monument Circle Guilford Ave Street Railway College Ave Tafesday Morning

Women escape attack near Clermont in auto chase

Margie Landrum and Charlotte Hoffman both 18 of 240 N Blake Sr. reported to police that while riding with two young men near Clermont a larger car with four men blocked them and six men tried to attack. They escaped and flagged a city traction car. Police investigate.

Margie Landrum Charlotte Hoffman N. Blake Sr Clermont

Losche Back to Work After National Guard Duty

County Clerk Albert H. Losche resumed duties selling marriage licenses and filing new divorce complaints. He served two weeks as a lieutenant of artillery with the Indiana National Guard at Fort Knox, losing nine pounds and gaining a sunburn while riding a kicking horse.

Albert H. Losche Losche Indiana National Guard Ft. Knox Lesche

A A A Special Transcontinental Run Stops in Indianapolis

American Automobile Association officials continue their seven day drive across the country with a three hour layover in Indianapolis. The group met with local motor club officers and Cadillac representatives before resuming toward the Pacific coast, aiming for San Francisco by September 6.

American Automobile Association Indianapolis Indianapolis Athletic Club Motor Club Co. M. Coons Cadillac Motor Company Thomas P. Henry National Association Ernest Smith Washington, D. C Pacific Coast San Francisco Todd Stoops Hoosier Motor Club Stoops Robert Scrogin M. E. Noblet K. W. Steinhart

Depreciation Funds Rules For Bus Operators

The public service commission orders separate depreciation fund accounts for motor bus operators and requires withdrawals for new equipment to be by check. Investments may be in high grade securities, and borrowing from the fund is allowed in some cases. John B Powell, chief accountant, prepared the code.

Public Service Commission John 8. Powell The Commission

Public Radio Program Links Indy Exposition at Tabernacle

Broadcast Listeners' Association of Indianapolis receives approval from Herbert A. Luckey to use Cable Tabernacle for a Thursday evening radio show from Merchants Heat and Light studio WFBM. Program airs 8 to 9 30 pm and features orchestra and band numbers with solos, announcing Indianapolis Radio Exposition opening Sept 21 for one week.

Martinsville Man Fined for Drunk Driving at State Farm Court

Arthur Ward age 28 of Martinsville was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to sixty days at the Indiana State Farm on operating a motor car while intoxicated by Judge Pro. Tom Fred McCallister. Charges of failure to stop after an accident at Glen Valley Sunday were continued indefinitely.

Arthur Ward Martinsville Indiana State Farm Tom Fred McCallister Glen Vallley

Bowman Sets Deadline For State Enumeration Used In Apportionment

State Auditor Lew Bowman announced that Tuesday marks the time limit for receiving the adult enumeration conducted every six years to determine legislative apportionment. Local enumerations proceed under county auditor supervision.

Lew Bowman

Federal Agents Needed for Internal Revenue Bureau Posts

Federal agents and inspectors are sought under the Harrison Narcotic Act. Applications close September 20. Entrance salary is 2100 dollars yearly. Information and blanks available from Henry M. Trimpe Civil Service Secretary Federal Building.

Bureau of Internal Revenue Henry M. Trimpe Civil Service Federal

Health Bureau Formed In Indianapolis With $10000 Capital

Articles of incorporation filed with the Secretary of State by the Federal Health Institute of Indianapolis name incorporators Robert B. Chenoweth Lloyd O. Hill and Max M. Hobbs all of Indianapolis. The purpose is to prepare and distribute public health literature.

Secretary of State Federal Health Institute of Indianapolis Robert B. Chenoweth Lloyd O. Hill Max M. Hobbs Indianapolis

Oil Attendant Robbed Near Terre Haute

A station owner, John Meredith, was robbed at his filling station five miles east of Terre Haute. Detectives broadcast a search for two bandits who arrived in a roadster and took 500 dollars and the proprietor’s gold watch. Authorities widened the hunt to nearby western Indiana and eastern Illinois towns.

Terre ‘Bre Ind Leto Indiana Illinois John Meredith Here Meredith

Legislature’s Private Business Tangle With State Home Contracts

J Frank Smith, Lafayette lumberman and undertaker, once Tippecanoe County rep, won a contract to bury indigent soldiers at the State Soldiers Home and signed a lumber sale deal with the institution. Col Louden questioned legality, but Attorney General Gilliam saw no impropriety in the arrangement.

J. Frank Smith Lafayette Tippecanoe County Smith State Soldiers Col. W. M. Louden Arthur N. Gilliam Gilliam

stirring talk ends students Bible meeting

F E Houston told the International Bible Students Association closing address that God will take only those who prove faithfulness. He urged waiting patiently for the Lord as students departed after a weeklong session at the Cagle Tabernacle.

F. E. Houston International Bible Students Association Cagle Tabernacle Houston

Twelve Hurt In Chicago Streetcar Collision

Twelve persons were injured in a Chicago streetcar crash today. Both cars halted at an intersection and moved suddenly in perpendicular directions, colliding in the square center. Crowds packed the scene and a wave of panic spread, doctors said none of the injured are in fatal condition.

United Press Chicago

Mother Believes Son Missing in Chicago Search

Mrs Mae Norton of 621 East New York Street persists in seeking her 16 year old son Ernest Relaford believed dead by some, though she plans another Chicago trip. A $100 fund is raised by Palace Theatre manager Herbert Jennings and a $500 reward is offered for his return as national police look for the boy linked to Dayton, Ohio youth Harry Wagner. A Chicago juvenile court official reported Wagner wandering in January and said he and Belaford had separated.

Mae Norton New York St Ernest Relaford Herbert Jennings Palace Theatre Norton Ernest Harry Wagner Dayton Ohio Chicago Wagner Belaford

French Lick as Haven for Busy Men at T. E. M. Visit

Tired businessmen seek rest at French Lick Springs Hotel in Orange County. For years they have found solid comfort, homelike service, and mineral Pluto springs treatment. Improved facilities and easy motor access from Indianapolis draw more visitors each year for a weekend of rejuvenation amid tranquil surroundings.

Orange County French Lick Springs Pluto Indianapolis

Expert spring service given expert spring service

When a car has a problem the whole family feels off through the day. The fastest remedy is to use the communitys best repair shops to fix the automobile efficiently.

Picnic for Stammerers Students at Riverside Park

Forty students from the Bogue Institute for Stammerers attended a midsummer picnic at Riverside Park. They visited concessions at Riverside Amusement Park and enjoyed foot racing and other supervised outdoor activities. The Bogue Institute staff organized several outings each summer.

Riverside Park Riverside Amusement Park Bogue Institute Bogue

Indianapolis Spring and Service Co Repairing Auto Springs

A local firm offers quick repairing and replacing of worn springs. They re arched and re tempered old springs and handle new high grade automobile and truck springs. They aim to finish work rapidly to minimize driver inconvenience.

W. Wash. St. Cireole

Personal touch in Stevens Funeral Service praised

Personal sympathy and up-to-date methods define the Stevens funeral directing business at 2831 W. Tenth St. Mr. Charles B. Stevens and his wife are praised for their 24 hour call service, modern techniques, and long years of considerate work, earning a wide circle of friends and loyal clients.

Charles B. Stevens W. Tenth St Stevens Ooth

Prisoner Boy Seeks Help From Stranger Citizens

A waitress reported a boy in a restaurant asking the finder to assist him. He said he is being kept prisoner and cannot write to his mother, Mrs Mae Norton of 621 East New York Street. The boy appeared doped and was with a middle aged man. his father is dead. Jennings appeals for donations to a relief fund for his mother.

Mae Norton New York St Jennings Norton

SEEK WOMAN IDENTITY IN AMNESIA CASE

A Cincinnati woman identified as Miss Elma Michael is detained in Warsaw Indiana while doctors assess amnesia claims. She clung to the belief she is a singing evangelist and gave the name Frank Morrison. a letter to Miss Michael found in her purse appears to reveal her true identity.

Bu United Press Warsaw Ind Elma Michael Cincinnati Frank Morrison Miss Michael

Col Mitchell Injured In Aircraft Accident

Col William Mitchell former assistant chief of the air service and air officer of the 8th Corps area was badly bruised when he wrecked his ship upon landing after a stalled motor at San Antonio Texas. He avoided poles and wires and narrowly escaped serious injuries as the accident occurred during takeoff.

Bu United San Antonio Texas William Mitchell The Air Service 8Th Corps

Swimmer 19 Drowns at Michigan City Pier

Roy Pownell aged 19 son of Aaron Pownell of Logansport drowned at the Michigan City pier on Lake Michigan. He was 300 feet from shore when an attack of cramps struck Sunday.

United Press Michigan City Ind Roy Pownell Aaron Pownell Logansport Lake Michigan

Council Probe On Board of Works May Be Halted By Election

The November vote shadows the councilmanic inquiry into the board of works. Chairman John B. King delays meetings while three councilmen Lloyd Claycombe Heydon W Buchanan and William S Claver missed a special session. The committee, including Otto Ray and Theodore J Bernd, weigh whether to push the probe, a move seen as potentially harming the Republican ticket in the election. Thompson, a Republican, initially named Ray chairman before appointing King.

Board of Works John B. King King Lloyd Claycombe Heydon W. Buchanan William 5. Claver Otto Ray Theodore J. Bernd Bernd Ben H. Thompson Ray Thompson

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