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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1924
Page
5
Chancellor Marx met party leaders seeking guidance on forming a new German cabinet. The present cabinet plans to resign but cannot fix a date due to successor uncertainty. Two blocs, a great coalition and a bourgeois bloc, vie for control with Marx and Ebert opposing the Nationalist led group. The situation remains deadlocked.
Indiana Taxi driver Don G. Foster said he was not robbed after a hold up at 7 p m Thursday. The bandit demanded money at Pennsylvania and Market and flashed a can at New York Street before Foster laughed and talked him down, causing the bandit to flee.
An illustrated talk on fuel problems and modern steam plants will be presented tonight at the Chamber of Commerce under the auspices of the National Association of Stationary Engineers.
Thomas Toohey a 22 year old Chicago man pleaded guilty to second degree burglary in the L S Ayres burglary last June. A bond of 29 000 was posted with 19 000 to Toohey's wife and 11 000 to Frank Jordan. Prosecutor Remy refused to dismiss charges of auto banditry and burglarizing the Kiefer Stewart Drug Company on April 6, meaning no parole.
Automobiles reported stolen belong to Paul FE, 3142 N Station St, Chevrolet. Another Buick stolen from Richard McIntyre, Senate Ave and Market St, Frankfort Indiana, near Venn evivania and Louisiana Sts.
Vehicles identified belong to Herbert A. Newby of 418 E Pratt Durant and to Jack Ware of Graylynn Hotel 1043 S Pennsylvania. Cars found near 2454 N Tillions Street rear and at Ford Illinois and New York Streets. Sheriff holds the one with whisky aboard.
Leonard Lundy who appealed to the State Supreme Court was sentenced to ninety days at the Indiana State Farm for failure to support his parents. He previously let his parents go to the poor farm while he paid for an auto on the installment plan.
James Lewis 38 of 934 W Vermont St fined 25 dollars and costs for assault and battery and 5 dollars for driving on the left side of the street in city court today. His auto allegedly hit a car driven by Henry Lohrman 52 of 2215 Speedway Ave at North and Fayette Streets on November 26. Lohrman injured. a cello valued at 250 dollars was wrecked.
Thomas Yurka and Nellie Zajac of 608 South New York Street are held on $2,500 bond to appear in Portland facing white slave act charges after a Thursday hearing before U S Commissioner John W Kern. They allegedly left Portland on April 14 with the woman held as a witness against Yurka.
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