Haas Named to Succeed County Attorney in Marion County
Cassius L. Hoyle announced the Republican slate for Marion County offices. Schuyler A. Haas will be county attorney succeeding Democrat Russell J. Ryan. Other appointees include Luther Tex road superintendent and Dr Benjamin Morgan hospital supervisor. Nearly 100 vacancies to be filled before year end.
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Schuyler A. Haas
Marion County
Cassius L.hoyle
Jan. J. Haas
Russell J.ryan
Luther Tex
Thomas Ellis
Benjamin Morgan
Marion County Hospital For the Insane
Julietta
Benjamin M. Potter
Fred W. Mayer
Albert W. Miller
Charles S. Owen
Commissioners
Dora Ringer
Edith Reider
Pauline Shirk
Hans Clausen
Leonard Koffell
Clarence C. Wysong
Clifton R. Camerson
Della Plummer
Charles P. Fisher
Charles Furgeson
Hogle
Hit and Run Drivers Blamed as Four Are Injured
Police report two separate late Thursday and early today accidents left four seriously or slightly injured. James Conlin faces charges after fleeing an accident scene, with Ed Johnson and Sarah Atkins among the injured. Other incidents involve Nathan Groh and several pedestrians in city streets.
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James Conlin
S. East St
William Conlin
Vincennes
Ind
Ed Johnson
Sarah Atkins
Drover St
Merrill St
Virginia Ave
Johnson
Atkins
C. A. Wright
Forty- Ninth St
Steve Jackson
Ogden St
Massachusetts Ave
Liberty St
Jackson
Mary Waymire
Georgia St
City Hospital
S. Noble St
William Waymire
Nathan Groh
Dawson St. Groh
Big Four Engineer Henry Bokeleh Dies at 78
Funeral services for Henry Bokeleh 78 of 1108 Hoyt Ave are set for 1 p m Saturday at his home. Burial at Crown Hill Cemetery follows his death Thursday morning from a stroke. An engineer on the Chicago division of the Big Four for 47 years he retired in 1917 and drew a pension. Born October 29 1847 in Ripley County he was a member of Logan Lodge F and A M and the United and Ancient Order of Druids. Survived by widow and two daughters Mrs Cora Holland and Alpha Bokeleh.
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Henry Bokeleh
Hoyt Ave
Crown Hill Cemetery
Bokeleh
Chicagoivision
Big Four Railroad
Ripley County
Logan Lodge
F. and
A. M
United and Ancient Order of Druids
Cora Holland
Alpha Bokeloh
Pattern Order From Indianapolis Times
A request from Indianapolis pattern service encloses 15 cents for pattern No 2642 and asks for mailing details including name and address. The fragment shows pattern order communication from the Times Pattern Service Department in Indianapolis Indiana.
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Pattern Department
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Rust brown crepe satin dress pattern and cocoa tan wool
An attractive rust brown frock with a center-front closure, gold trim, metallic brocade collar and cuffs, pattern No. 2642 in sizes 14 16 and 36 42 inches. It describes fabric yardage, plus a cocoa tan wool with yellow green plaid option. A Times pattern service offers patterns by mail with a 15 cent fee and size details. Also includes a pineapple upside bake recipe by Mabel R. Barker.
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New York City
Times
Pattern Department
the Times
Recipes From Readers Drawn From The Times
The Times invites reader recipes and pays one dollar for each printed submission. The column features Butter Cream Pie, Kidney Bean Salad, Christmas Candles, Corn Meal Muffins, and Skil Four recipes with ingredients, steps, and contributor notes from readers in Indiana.
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Times
The
Hotel Held Up by Lone Bandit
A colored bandit entered the Royal Hotel at 323 N Illinois St and forced night clerk John Weherly to surrender $35 from the open safe. He fired a shot that missed and fled out the back door. A separate robbery occurred at M F Bell grocery at 2108 Columbia Ave with $7 taken.
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Royal Hotel
Illinois St
John Weherly
Weherly
M. F. Bell
Columbia Ave
Rich Parisian Sought in Missing Henry Clews Jr
Search for Henry Clews Jr of a wealthy New York family has extended from Paris to Indianapolis. A city fireman saw a man resembling Crews riding a Riverside bus as police verify his identity.
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Henry Clews, Jr
New York
Paris
France
Indianapolis
Harry Gebhart
Thirtieth St
Kenwood Ave
Riverside
City Purchases Rise By About Forty Five Thousand
The city purchasing department spent roughly $45,000 more in 1925 than 1924. Total for 1925 was $797,640.17, compared with $752,110.58 in 1924, according to city purchasing agent Ray A. Wright.
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Ray A. Wright
Christmas Party and Nuptial News Highlight Indiana Social Circles
Miss Lucia and Miss Eleanor Wild host a Christmas party for sixty children at 2455 N Alabama St. Rev Helen Line visits Joliet relatives for Christmas. Dorothy Enners honored at dinner for her engagement to Harold Wegel prior to their wedding. Miss Gladys Lindsay weds Robert Smith at St Pauls Church with a post ceremony luncheon. Weddings and social gatherings involve numerous guests and addresses across Indiana and New York.
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Lucia
Eleanor Wild
Alabama St
Helen E. Line
Universalist Church
Joliet, Ill
Fred A. Line
Fifteenth St
Edward H. Enners
College Ave
Dorothy Enners
Harold J. Wegel
Helen Waters
Lafayette
Ind
M. H. Segal
John Edward Smith
Schenectady
N. Y
E. H. Emers Ar
New York
Gladys Fern Lindsay
Robert F. Smith
American Legion Weekly
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Lewis Brown
Winna EB. Souderm
Kokomo
Frederick C. Painton
the Legion
Frederick Painton
Jail break foiled at Richmond jail by wife’s smuggled saw
Thirteen prisoners shared Christmas dinner as guards foiled a planned escape. Four heavy bars were found saved on Thursday, and Mrs. Edward Mitchell admitted she smuggled the saw into the jail for her husband.
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Richmond
Ind
Edward Mitchell
St John Memorial Day Service At Scottish Rite
The twenty fourth annual memorial day service for the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite valley of Indianapolis will be held at the Scottish Rite Cathedral Sunday at 3 p m. Tenor Rev Lewis Brown chaplain will speak on The Living Dead. Most Wise Master William H Kershner will preside. Rev J Ambrose Dunkel will give the invocation.
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St. John’s Memorial
Valley of
Funeral rites for 4 year old Billy Scalf
Funeral services for Billy Scalf of Madison Ave and Martin St are set for Saturday at the family home. The child died from burns after his clothing caught fire from a stove while he and his brother Lee played nearby. His mother Mrs Homer Scally suffered burns while attempting to extinguish the flames.
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Billy Scalf
Madison Ave
Martin St
Billy
Lee
Homer Scally
Man Dies Under Tree Near Kendallville
Isaac Wert a 67 year old lumber dealer and sawmill owner at South Milford was crushed to death when a tree being felled by workers fell on him late Thursday near Kendallville Indiana.
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Kendallville
Ind
Isaac Wert
South Milford
Here
Cop Suspended Over Drunken Charge and Gunfire
Clyde Hinds a patrolman at 1239 N Holmes Ave was suspended after a report to Police Chief Herman Rikhoff. The officer was found drunk at Noble St and Virginia Ave and charged with firing his revolver breaking a street light globe. He admitted firing the gun at home before arriving for duty.
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Clyde Hinds
N. Holmes ,Ave
Herman Rikhoff
Herbert Fletcher
Fred Winkler
Sergt
Robin Taylor
Hinds
Noble St
Virginia Ave
Bankers to discuss Federal Reserve impact at Rotary luncheon
Kent C. Childs controller of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago will speak on a Federal Reserve Bank System and Its Effect in Stabilizing Business at a Rotary Club luncheon in the Riley room Claypool. Gwynn F. Patterson Indiana National Bank vice president leads the program. The 1926 district conference committee seeks full Rotarian attendance at the Muncie event February 2 and 28 per Harry C. Schroeder secretary.
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Kent C. Childs
Federal Reserve, Bank of Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank
Riley Room
Claypool
Gwynn F. Patterson
Indiana National Bank
Muncie
Harry C. Schroeder
Old Time Proposals Shock Modern Dads Says Martha Lee
Martha Lee contends traditional marriage proposals once forced by economic fear are fading as women increasingly earn similar or higher wages. She argues women now decide on engagement, favoring readiness over male insistence, and warns men to delay courting unless serious about marriage.
Man Proposes Dear Miss Lee in Orphan Lovers Note
A young man writes to Miss Lee claiming he has dated a woman for over two years, urges her to meet and asks if his waiting will pay off. He notes the woman says she loves him and wonders if she should call or write back, saying he is an orphan.
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Milady
Miss Lee
Sydney Carton letters reveal Africa expedition departure
Night letters between Sydney Carton and John Alden Prescott describe Carton joining an Africa expedition for three years, parting from old friends. The correspondence mentions coral figurines symbolizing happiness and enduring love, a cabinet housing love letters, and the emotional ache of looming separation.
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Sydney Carton
John Alden Prescott
Leslie
Jack
Express
Eile
London
Africa
Syd
Leslie Prescott
City Officials Block Jitney Certificates by Court Order
Muncie Indiana December 25 city officials were restrained by court order from issuing certificates of necessity to jitney bus operators. The writ secured by Arthur W Brady receiver for the Union Traction Company claims such buses would hurt his companys business.
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Timea Special
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Louise Walith
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Tenth St
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Edgar Stockdale
Michigan St
William Ellington
Prospect St
William Silvey
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W. Washington St
Alabama and
Washington Sts
BIG
White Furniture Co
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W. Washington
Ethel
Mabel R. Barker
Alexandria Apts
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Nellie Runion
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Schafer
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Concord St
Lone Bandit
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N. Alabama St
Keith
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NEA Service, Inc
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Li Petit
N. Capitol Ave
Petit
Dickey
N. Senate Ave
Chile
Merry Christmas
ModeBros
E. Wash
N. Penn. St
Mass. Ave
N. Ala. St
HAAG
Cut Price Drugs
22Nd and Meridian Sts
Haags
S. Illinois St
S. Ilinois St
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N. Illinois St
Merrie
Ralph Seigle
Chas. Green, Jr
Edgar Sweet
R. L. Wilson
Earl Mulholland
E. B. Ryan
F. Murray Garland
Luther Graham
Theo. Coates
Albert Greenwald
Orville Poulks Laurel Hendren Frank Bruce Ernest Mills James Alexander
Frank Wilson
Chas. Davenport
E. A. Miller
BE. B. Schaad
Adam Krebs
R. F. Perkins Reese Buis
Lee Schaad
Glenn Kantz
Fred Bowman
Grover Meadows
Chas. Keenan
L. R. Keister
John Shaffer
Tiff” Hessling
Fred Herter
Thos. McDermott
Claude Barker
John Gamble
E. R. Green
Earl Buckhorn
Fred Riley
Ben Otto John Partin
John Morris
Walter Selby
Harry Kephart
Arthur Buckhorn
Geo. Kaistner
Colvin Schadday
Leo Krebs
Ellsworth
Thorman Velma Clifton
Velma Parker
Myrtle Berglin
Pauline Ingalls
George Smith
Robert Bergelin
Goldie Carden Mable Butcher
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Mary Collier
Helen Keller
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Maude Eldridge
May Church
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Ruth Stillabower
Mayme Tully
Elsie Kelly
Dorothy Page
Fern Beaver
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