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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
14
Judge Delbert O Wilmeth ended the Thursday speed session on Deputy Paul Rhoadarmer recommendation to probe missing affidavits against speeders. Speeders will be tried the day after arrest at officer convenient times. daily trials start Saturday according to Lieut Earl Halstead.
Julius Fleischmann 52 of Cincinnati died of heart disease after a polo accident in Miami. The former two term mayor of Cincinnati collapsed on the sidelines during a game between the Pastimers and the Rovers and died within minutes. He is survived by two children Julius Jr 24 and a daughter Mrs H C Yeaser both of Cincinnati.
The Indiana Senate Committee on Swamp Lands and Drains reported favorably a bill by Senator Easton Sanborn to scrape White River from Edwardsport to Wheatland. It would ditch about twenty miles, affect 30 000 acres of farmland across Knox Daviess Pike and Greene counties at an estimated cost of 100 000 dollars. The county committees from Knox Daviess Pike and Greene met with the Senate group including Cy Davis C Faith Joe Allen Oscar Barr and William Farrell.
George Veenestra, 23, Lansing Illinois, admitted his Thursday confession to murder Dean O’Banion was a hoax. He said the ploy aimed to win sympathy from his estranged wife and will be examined for sanity in Harvey Illinois.
Officer Smith, a recent appointee on the city police force, works in District 10 between Harrison Street English Avenue State Street Noble Street and Washington Street. He handles rail crossing issues ensures students cross safely and keeps loafers moved out of town or jailed.
The board of works will likely rule today on whether Oriental Street will open or close as track elevation plans proceed. The decision follows a stormy public hearing held Wednesday with the Chamber of Commerce Ford Motor Company and other business interests urging closure while South side residents push to keep it open.
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