Five Held for Trial in Blind Tiger Case
Five persons appeared in Criminal Court Tuesday afternoon before Judge James A. Collins on charges tied to the blind tiger operation.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
9
Five persons appeared in Criminal Court Tuesday afternoon before Judge James A. Collins on charges tied to the blind tiger operation.
Appeals were discharged and four defendants released as the legality of seized warrants was challenged. Judge Cots suppressed evidence citing illegally obtained warrants while Judge Collins announced a written opinion to govern all prohibition cases, requiring tangible knowledge of violations beyond rumors before warrants. Those released include John Mc Clure Salvatore Azzarello Martin Wilson and Raymond Huffbauer.
Miller's Antiseptic Oil known as Snake Oil is extolled from New Orleans to Minneapolis for rapid relief of rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and other pains. Testimonials from Mrs. B Werner H C Hendrix J B Moore praise its effectiveness while the ad warns against imitations and notes its golden red color and U S A manufacture.
R. J. Box 336 and Beatrice Miller faced city court action at Crow's Nest Hill. both were fined 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced to thirty days in jail.
Clark Hart 33 of 2148 East St was re-arrested by Sergt. Jack O Neal on vagrancy bail to insure court appearance. He faces charges of driving while intoxicated failing to stop after an accident and assault. Earlier Hart drove a truck with a boiler overhang that struck Charles and Randall Price on Northwestern Ave injuring them. Hart previously jumped his bond after indictment.
Police report several minor burglaries and thefts on Tuesday night. Walter P. Ingalls, 815 East Fifteenth Street, had to inventory stock to assess losses. Edna Estelle, 1239 Leonard Street, purse and jewelry. Clovis English, 1332 West Thirtieth Street, $10 from a milk truck. Gladys Stansberry, 1240 Broadway, a ring from McLean School at Sixteenth Street and Central Avenue.
Indianapolis Rotary Club held Literary Day at a Tuesday luncheon at the Claypool. Guests included Ted Robinson, Cleveland poet and columnist, Sherwood Anderson, Meredith Nicholson, and William Herschell. Robinson spoke on Livingness of Life. He was a former Indianapolis newspaper man. Resolutions respected the memory of Charles W.
Automobiles driven by Mrs. P. G. Wires of 1050 W Thirtieth St and Charles Reedy of Columbus collide at Northwestern Ave and Thirtieth late Tuesday. Reedy charged with failure to obey a traffic sign and reckless driving.
Indiana Lutherans of the Missouri Synod report $421,498.94 pledged toward Valparaiso University endowment, with a canvass among 700 congregations in 15 states this week. Leaders expect total funds to reach $883,000 by week’s end.
Gil bert Hewitt was elected Tuesday to serve as the new president of the Kiwanis Club in Newcastle Ind on December 2. He assumed the role today after the election.
Automobiles reported stolen belong to Raymond Townsend of 1059 BE. Jack son St Ford 134-659 from Capitol Ave and Market St Rowena Williams of 2024 N Harding St Essex 99-329 from Sixteenth and Montcalm Sts Alva Simms of 1426 N Haugh St Chevrolet 555-953 from Capitol Ave and Market St
Ten people were charged with driving while intoxicated after a police sweep Tuesday night. Harold Brandt and nine others listed with ages and addresses were among those cited. Vincent Goodrich faced faulty brakes. Charles Reedy, 38, of Columbus, Ind., is held on traffic signal violation plus assault and battery and reckless driving charges.
The Holy Cross College glee club in New Orleans plans a broad cast of songs by the College Boys to sing for a campus event. Members rehearse daily and aim to showcase student talent in a public performance.
Five Indianapolis boys from the Glee Club are Paul Small Eddie Krueger Joe McGlinchey Paul Chowning and Jim Hall. Ed die Krueger is the soloist and the session is Wednesday from 8 to 9 p m on WFBM.
Indiana's gasoline tax sector reports October 1925 sales just 3,000 gallons higher than October 1924 despite more cars. November collections, based on October sales, total $740,594.74 with 24,727,594 gallons sold. Filling stations paid a 3 cent tax per gallon to fund highway work.
Promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablet as the best flesh producer with Vita mines. Sugar coated tablets sold by druggists like Hook's Haag's Goldsmith Bros. for 60 cents per box. If you gain no weight in 30 days, money back. Claims 5 to 10 pounds in a month.
A description of a black raised pile chiffon dress velvet as an exquisite imported fabric. Notes on radium tub silks 40 inches wide and a heavy flat crepe 54 inches wide with elaborately embroidered silk borders in contrasting colors.
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