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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1925

Page

5

Jury Awards 500 Damages in Collision Suit

In Superior Court 2 on Thursday a jury awarded Abraham Collinger $500 damages in a case against Paul Mueller of 2604 Madison Ave. Collinger alleged Mueller’s car, speeding about forty five mph, injured his seven year old son Eugene at S Capitol Ave and Wilkins St on June 26, 1923. The suit sought $3,000. The piece notes a separate item about a theater party by the Mutual Aid Society of Goldstein Bros. department store at the Palace next Wednesday night with special entertainment.

Superior Court Abraham Collinger Paul Mueller Madison Ave Collinger Mueller Eugene S. Capitol Ave Wilkins St Mutual Aid Society of Goldstein Bros Palace

Captain Blue Dies at Fort Benjamin Harrison

Officials report Captain H. Newton Blue of the 31st Field Artillery ended his life by shooting himself at his Fort Benjamin Harrison quarters. He was found by an officer after the shot, died about an hour later in the post hospital, and will be buried Monday in Arlington National Cemetery, Washington, D. C.

Ft. Benjamin Harrison H. Newton Blue Field Artillery List Blue Washington, D. C Arlington National Cemetery Captain Blue

Soldier's Service Details At Ft Harrison Investigated

The record notes a man and his wife and mother, his three years at Ft Harrison as recruiting officer, and overseas service. A board of officers was appointed by Brigadier General Dwight E. Aultman to conduct a formal investigation.

Ft. Harrison Dwight E. Aultman

Indiana University Extension Director to Speak at Alumni Luncheon

Robert E. Cavanaugh, director of the extension division of Indiana University, will speak at the Monday luncheon of the Indiana University Alumni Association at the Lincoln. He will discuss recent developments in the extension work across the state. The Indianapolis center now has 1,100 students in evening classes.

Robert E. Cavanaugh Indiana University Indiana University Alumni Association Lincoln Indianapolis

Boy Pedestrian Hurt In Block Massachusetts Ave Collision

Franklin Ritter a 13 year old boy from R R J Box 13 was lightly injured when a truck struck him on the 4600 block of Massachusetts Ave Thursday night. The truck driver John Adams 35 of 5050 E Thirtieth St collided with another car driven by Glenn Crawford 42 of Oaklandon Ind. Both drivers were cited.

Franklin Ritter R. R.J Massachusetts Ave John Adams E. Thirtieth St Glenn Crawford Oaklandon Ind

Suit Filed for 20000 Damages Over Indiana Accident

Ida M. Wise files suit in Superior Court 3 for 20000 damages on behalf of her son Harold Wise 12 of 620 Warren Ave. The claim cites injuries from an Aug 10 1924 auto collision near Rockford Indiana involving the father Jacob N. Wise.

Harold Wise Warren Ave Pennsylvania Railway Company Ida M. Wise Jacob N. Wise Rockford Ind

Church Receiver Faces Mismanagement Suit In Superior Court

Harry Adams, a member, asks in Superior Court Four for a church receiver at St Trias Greek Orthodox Church Miami and West Streets. Mismanagement of funds is charged. Three suits are pend ing in State courts due to congregational differences.

St. Trias Greek Orthodox Church Miami West Sts Harry Adams

United States Withdraws From Geneva Anti-Drug Conference

The American delegation withdrew from the League of Nations anti-drug conference in Geneva citing President Coolidge authority. A six nation super-conference rejected most proposals from Congressman Stephen Porter and colleagues, delaying signatures to Washington's authorization.

United Press Geneva League of Nations Coolidge

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