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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1925

Page

6

Administration checks up work at city dinner

The Shank administration opened its final year with no era change in executive department as 500 civic leaders and business men heard reports from city branches at a banquet at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mayor Shank presided. plans for 1925 were discussed and 156 ordinances totaling 4.2 million were cited.

Shank Indianapolis Athletic Club Herman F. Rikhoff Charles A. Bookwaiter Park Board Thomas L. Dillon City Plan Commission Commission Board of Zoning Appeals Frank C. Lingenfelter The Sanitary Commission Walter W. Wise Board of Works Charles E. Coffin B. New York St Meridian St St. Clair Fall Creek Forty-Sixth St Meridian Sixteenth St Delaware St Washington Blvd

Sled machine accident injures Wendel Howard on New York Street

Wendel Howard, 10, of 1562 W New York Street, suffered leg and body injuries Saturday after a sled he rode on with Milburn, 8, collided with a machine driven by Fred Bridge, 2708 N Illinois Street, at New York and Koehne Streets. Milburn was uninjured.

Wendel Howard New York St New York Koehne St Fred Bridge Illinois St Milburn Wendel

Want Ad Rates For Times Classifieds

Advertisement copy promotes Situations Wanted ads in The Times. A three line want ad runs for three days at 99 cents. It emphasizes quick job placement and broad readership to attract applicants.

Puzzle a Day Crosses on a 6x6 Grid Challenge

A square of 36 cells requires placing six crosses so that no two lie in the same row column or diagonal. The puzzle term evokes a daily brain teaser format from the newspaper. The previous answer hints at shifting eras and hopeful lines, with acrostic reading “A NEW YBHAR” from capital initials.

Detective Brings Fugitives From Galveston Bigamy Case

Detective George M. Stewart returned to the police HQ after a 36 hour trek from Galveston Texas with fugitive Charles Allen age 30. Allen is wanted in Criminal Court for violation of a suspended sentence on a bigamy charge. Stewart found handcuffs failed after dining car. Allen was charged last April with bigamy. Judge James A. Collins suspended sentence with conditions.

George M. Stewart Galveston Texas Charles Allen Stewart Allen James A. Collins

Banquet Planned for Editors by Indiana Republicans

Republican editors and their wives will attend a Severin banquet as part of the mid winter meeting of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association. January 22 to 23 are set for the event with Senator Frank Willis of Ohio as principal speaker. Secretary of State Frederick E. Schortemeier offers a silver cup for the year’s best front page.

Republican State Committee Severin Indiana Republican Editorial Association Frank Willis Ohio Frederick E. Schortemeier

Investors' Week Opens With Bank Leader Address

Elmer W. Stout president of Fletcher American National Bank will officially open 1925 Safe for Investors Week with a radio address on WFBM tonight. Frederick E. Schortemeier secretary of State will speak Tuesday and the slogan Before Invest Investigate frames the event.

Elmer W. Stout Fletcher American National Bank Merchants Heat and Light Company WFBM Frederick E. Schortemeier Invest Stout

Contractor Faces Insanity Charge in Hatchet Murder

John Warren Hahne, 48, Omaha contractor and former New York City resident, will be charged with insanity for the hatchet murder of his wife May Schaefer Hahne, 46. If the insanity board clears him, he will face first degree murder charges. County Attorney Henry J. Beal announced the plan.

United Press Omaha Tan John Warren Hahne New York City May Schaefer Hahne Henry J. Beal Beal Hahne

Willard B. Gemmill Takes Supreme Court Bench Seat

Willard B. Gemmill of Marion assumed the sixth seat on the Supreme Court today to succeed Judge Fred C. Gause of Newcastle who left office on January 1. Gemmill defeated Judge John H. Aiken of Fr. Wayne, Democrat. The American Museum in New York owns the world’s largest gem collection.

Willard B. Gemmill Marion Supreme Court Fred C Gause Newcastle Gause Gemmill John H. Aiken Fr. Wayne The American Museum New York

Former Envoy Escapes Execution Disguised as Woman

Wellington Koo former Chinese minister to the United States was ordered arrested and executed but escaped to the foreign quarter with aid from an American friend. He then dressed as a woman and was driven toward Tientsin for refuge according to a Pekin dispatch to the Daily Express.

Times Special Tondon Wellington Koo United States Daily Express Koo Tientsin

Thief Detained After Auto Access Denied by Locks

Othel Walden of 1420 Collegev reported a determined thief who, barred by door locks, stole new license plates from his car. Other autos were hit as Dr. R. J. Anderson of 42 N Pennsylvania St. reported a trunk with high value women's clothing taken and J Denny of 1002 WW Twenty-Eighth St. lost a plush robe worth 11 dollars.

Othel Walden R. J. Anderson Pennsylvania St J. Denny Twenty-Eighth St

Folly to Suffer With Piles

Step into any drug store and buy Spees Pile Suppositories for 60 cents. Thousands declare it a wonder and many were saved from operations. Advertisements claim entire families rely on Pyramid and recommend it to friends.

Funeral for Louis Trager Held at Home in Tremont Area

Louis Trager 50 died Saturday at his home 19 N Tremont Ave after thirty years with J D Adams & Co. Funeral today at 2 p m from the residence with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. Survived by widow two daughters Mary Lucile Margaret Louise a son Muirl Louis mother Mrs Louise Trager Sunman Ind three sisters Mrs Mary Huber Bentonville Ind Mrs Clara Cook Sunman Ind and Mrs Coral Hurley.

J. D. Adams & Co Louis Trager N. Tremont Ave Crown Hill Cemetery Trager Lawrenceville Ind Mary Lucile Margaret Louise Muirl Louis Louise Trager Sunman Mary Huber Bentonville Clara Cook Coral Hurley

Five brothers named in Rushville and Tuscola records

The fragment lists five brothers including John Frank and William with middle names Albert from Rushville Indiana and George from Tuscola Illinois, indicating a family or legal record mention across towns Chicago and surrounding areas.

Chicago John Frank William Albert Rushville Ind George Tuscola, TL

Stolen Shingles Reported From New House Site

Workmen at a house under construction at 3942 Central Ave found $125 worth of shingles missing. M. M. Miller of 604 Fletcher Building reported the theft to police.

Central Ave M. M. Miller Fletcher

Engineer talk on concrete with Col H C Boyden in Portland

Tuesday evening at 8 at the Chamber of Commerce Col H C Boyden of the Portland Cement Association will present an illustrated address to the American Association of Engineers and Cement He will discuss use of concrete aggregates mixes and water content Discussion will follow Engineers architects contractors and other interested are invited

Chamber of Commerce Col. H. C. Boyden Portland Cement Association American Association of Engineers Cement

Local man arrested for assault and battery in hit and run

William Wright, 32, of 1440 N Chester Ave, was arrested on a charge of assault and battery. Police allege his car struck and slightly injured Mrs. Cecelia Marcus, 2444 N Alabama St, at 6 pm Sunday in front of 856 N Meridian St.

William Wright Chester Ave Cecelia Marcus Alabama St Meridian St

Harry B. Davis Dies. Funeral Planned Tuesday

Harry B. Davis 46 of 402 BH Thirty-Second St. died Saturday at Sunnyside sanitarium. Funeral set for 2 p m Tuesday at Kirk Moore chapel 2530 and St. with four brothers Delbert New Orleans Clarence Dallas Fred Seattle attending.

Harry B. Davis Sunnyside Sanitarius Kirk & Moore Chapel Four Bro Indianapolis Delbert New Oleans Clarence Dallas Texas Fred Davis Seattle Wash

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. M. Stewart Republica State Committee E. W. Stout Mate Dr. James Pekin Fritch Pai Mer. St. Side Fairyland Beauty Shoppe Sark Arias Plaz Friarete Gies Deena Louis @trager House the State Savings & Trust Co Y East Market Streets Shoe Market S. Illinois St High Expense Indiana Public Utility Act Public Service Commission Indiana Bell Telephone CO Society of American Telephone Users Aetal Chamberlain Sunnyside N. Station St Aetna Trust and Savings Company Ross H. Wallace Pennsylvania Street John F. Reynolds N. Penn Washington Street Knights of Columbus Evening School N. Penn. Street
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