Samuel V. Perrot Funeral Services Planned Saturday
Samuel V. Perrot, 61, former Indianapolis police chief, will receive funeral rites at SS Peter and Paul Cathedral Saturday morning. He died at 8651 N. Penn. Lt. Wednesday of pneumonia after eight months of illness. Perrot held multiple city offices, led the Gray Club, and once led the Linton Gas and Coke Co after a 1917 federal indictment and brief sentence for voter intimidation.
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Samuel V. Perrot
Indianapolis
Po‘ce
SS. Peterama
Paul Cathdral
Perrot
Pennsylvania
Perrott
Joseph B. Bell
Thomas R. Marshall
Thomas L. Sullivan
Thomas Taggart
Polis
Atlanta
Linton (Ind.) Gas and Coke Company
SS. Peter and Paul Roman Catholic Church
Linton (Ind.) Hills
Cleveland
Permot
Gray Club
Ox Gall Treatment Promises Liver Relief
An advertisement touts purified ox gall as a cure for torpid liver and related toxins. It promotes Dioxel tablets containing ten drops of purified ox gall, claiming rapid toxin removal in 24 hours, improved blood purification, and clearer skin, with a warning to buy only the genuine package branded Drexel.
Organization of Cleveland supporters noted in obituary
He is survived by the widow and son Ward Perrott of Indianapolis and Lieut Albert Perrott in charge of the Indianapolis police Bertillon system, a brother.
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Qn Organization
Cleveland
Ward Perrott
Indianapolis
Albert Perrott
Green Outlines Labor Policies at UMWA Banquet
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, outlined progressive policies for improved conditions and social justice. The address, at a United Mine Workers banquet, touched on social justice, workers compensation, child labor, protection for working women, and aid for the incapacitated. John L. Lewis presided as mine workers' president.
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American Federation of Labor
William Green
Samuel Gompers
Green
United Mine Workers of America
Claypool
Thomas Kennedy
Hazelton
John L. Lewis
Indianapolis Bar Plans Banquet for Lawmakers on City Court Bill
The Indianapolis Bar Association will urge passage of a revised municipal court bill at a legislators’ banquet. The plan creates a four judge municipal court appointed by the Governor, limits party representation, and assigns civil cases under $1000. Justice of the peace courts would be restricted to one per township.
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Indianapolis Bar Association
Justice of Peace
Riverside residents held on drinking session charges
Ralph Strange and James James of 130 N. New Jersey St are held on blind tiger charges and three colored men held on vagrancy charges after police say they found an alleged drinking session at the New Jersey St location on Wednesday.
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Ralph Strange
James James
New Jersey St
Church Leader Urges Principles Over Money Making
Dr. Ernest N. Evans, newly named head of the Church Federation of Indianapolis, told a YMCA dinner Wednesday night that leaders must have principles and resist the lure of money making.
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Ernest N. Evans
Church Federation of Indianapolis
Y.M. Cc. A
A Famous Doctor Why He Succeeded
A biographical sketch of Dr. Ray V. Pierce tracing his life from farm labor to medical study in Philadelphia and Cincinnati, his early practice in Pennsylvania, and his move to Buffalo to produce Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. The narrative highlights his nightly travels to treat patients and his belief in natural remedies.
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Critics foresee long costly naval war with Japan
William Philip Simms reports that without American bases in the western Pacific a US–Japan conflict would stalemate, then drag into costly, long warfare. Britain contends Japan could dominate waters with new cruisers, subs, and air power, leaving US defenses stretched and bases vulnerable across Guam and the Philippines.
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Times
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Great Britain
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Evansville judge weighs Evans murder appeal
In Evansville Indiana Judge Charles P. Bock considered the appeal of Tom Evans who was recently sentenced to life for the murder of Ruby Maury in September. The motion includes the alleged confession of Henry Chapman to the killings.
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Tom Evans
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Ruby
Maury
Henry ‘Chapman
Tire Plant to Be Sold by Times Special
Burdick Tire and Rubber Company in Noblesville Indiana will be sold at the court house at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. The sale is conducted by a Times Special to settle debts and distribute assets to creditors.
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Times Special Noblesvilule
Ind
Burdick Tire and Rubber Company
Craton
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of Tice
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Veterans group to meet in Sev erin weekend
Miss Hazel Dell Silvey Mrs Lillian Heuslein and Mrs Beulah Oliver entertain at a midweek meeting for the Sons of Veterans of Indiana and their Auxiliary in Sev erin. Rev W H Todd Terre Haute division chaplain will speak at a 630 PM public banquet Saturday. Gov Emmett F Branch and Gov Elect Ed Jackson will be guests. Sessions begin Sunday at 10 AM with state and national officials attending. Indianapolis committee headed by Albert L Pauley leads Harrison Camp’s veterans unit.
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Silvey
Lillian Heuslein
Beulah Oliver
Sons of Veterans of Indiana
Sons of Veterans
Severin
Terre Haute
Ind
The
Emmett F. ‘Branch
Ed Jackson
Indianapolis
Albert L. Pauley
Harrison Camp
Kiwanis Back Bill to Fund Riley Memorial Hospital
Kiwanis Club members backed a state bill for Riley Memorial Hospital funding after a state meeting ended with a banquet at the Claypool. Indianapolis club president Harry BE. Yockey led, governor candidate T A Coleman urged legislators support, and J T Arbuckle of Rushville attended with a diamond ring. Walter T. White of Indianapolis said the state aims to host the 1926 international convention in Indianapolis.
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Kiwanis Club
Bill Aakide
Riley Memorial Hospital
Claypool
Harry BE. Yockey
Indianapolis
T.A. Coleman
Lafayette
J. T. Arbuckle
Rushvill
Walter T. White
Model houses planned by Indianapolis builders group
Indianapolis Home Builders Association will erect two model houses this year one on the east and other on the south side announced by M. Mr Miller 3342 N New Jersey St the new president Other officers elected Wednesday night Fred Reid vice president P B Griffey secretary treasurer Fred Palmer and Walter Evans directors
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Indianapolis Home Builders Association
Interstate bus service expands to Seymour Indiana
Interstate Public Service Company begins bus service to Seymour Indiana with plans to extend to Jeffersonville as roads open. Two daily round trips operate via Franklin and Columbus.
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Interstate Public Service Company
Seymour
Ind
Jeffersonville
Franklin
Columbus
Staff Announcements at Tech High School Newspaper
Miss Ella Lengenberger announces next semester's staff for Tech High Cannon. Roles include Léland Burford general manager, Wilma Llewellyn and Karl Bottke editors, Jean Campbell and Marian Leeds weekly editors, Elizabeth Macken ross and Harry Stout associate editors, George Miller and Robert Pitts copy editors, plus athletics, literature, clubs, features, and business positions with a large list of named staff and officers.
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Ella Lengenberger
Tech
Nical High School
Léland Burford
Wilma Llewellyn
Karl Bottke
Jean Campbell
Marian Leeds
Elizabeth Mackenross
Harry Stout
George Miller
Robert Pitts
Robert Ryker
John Little
Iris Beadle
Mary Goodwin
James van Buskirk
Alice Carter
Oris Nurge
Eidena Stamm
Lillian Shuck
Railroads Summoned Over Track Elevation Delays
Railroad representatives will be called before the board of public works to explain delays in track elevation work. Assistant city engineer H. G. Wray said the Indianapolis Union Railway Company was asked 19 months ago to prepare drawings for the elevation between Prospect and Eighteenth Streets. Plans were adopted for several streets and avenues, while Pennsylvania and C. I. & W. Railroads have not yet prepared plans.
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Indianapolis Union Railway Company
Prospect
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Leota
Oriental
Arsenal
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Wray
Pennsylvania
Body Lays In State For Mrs Rosa Smith
The body of Mrs Rosa Smith 42 of 623 W Twenty Eighth St lay in state at Blasengym funeral parlors 2226 Shelby St today from 10 am to 2 pm The body was to be taken to Lebanon Indiana this afternoon Funeral services will be held there at the home of Mrs Harvey Shelley a sister in law Friday The family lately moved from Lebanon Mrs Smith was fatally burned when kitchen stove fire exploded while she poured coatrols Her son Kenneth 21 remained in serious condition at the city hospital from burns in the rescue effort
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Rosa Smith
W. Twenty-Eighth St
Shelby, St
Lebanon
Ind
Harvey Shelley
Death Driver Sought After Fatal Auto Crash
Police in South Bend Indiana seek a driver whose car struck and fatally injured attorney Frank Dunahoo. Initial cause listed as apoplexy but coroner C B Crumpacker ruled death the result of the crash.
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Times Special
South Bend
Ind
Frank Dunahoo
Dunahoo
C. B. Crumpacker
Box car thief gang member sentenced to state reformatory
Guy Walters, alleged member of a gang of box car thieves, was sentenced today to from two to fourteen years at the Indiana State Reformatory.
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Iallan Nee
Bu Mennion Rion
Guy Walters
Indiana State Reformatory
Kennedy details stage hopes and robbery in New York
In Kokomo Kennedy says publicity claimed he came from a wealthy New York family to push a stage career within a year. He described two men forcing him at gunpoint to cash a bank check and steal jewelry, but he could only hand over 100 dollars.
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Times
Kokomo
Ind
New York City
New York
King Kennedy
City chairs stripped of convention calling power
The Republican State committee ordered power to call city conventions transferred from city chairmen to county chairmen, placing Indianapolis politics under George W. Coffin as county chairman for meetings. The city convention set for Jan. 17. The committee also backed a hands off stance on repealing direct primary law in the current Legislature. Clyde Walb supported the policy. Inauguration plans for Governor Ed Jackson and Lieutenant Governor F Harold VanOrman were outlined for Monday.
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Republican State Committee
Sever
Indianapolis
George W. Coffin
Clyde Walb
Ed Jackson
F. Harold VanOrman
Red Pepper Rub claims fast relief for rheumatism
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as concentrated heat that relieves sore stiff joints quickly. It promises tingling warmth within minutes and claims pain and soreness vanish, urging readers to ask druggists for the genuine with Rowles on each package.
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Rowles
Zemo promises quick relief for eczema and skin troubles
Stop itching eczema with Zemo antiseptic liquid. Trial bottle 85c, large $1.00. Zemo Noap antiseptic and healing 25c. All druggists.
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Zemo
Power rates lowered at Mooresville substation
The Interstate power commission reduced rates after tests showed a demand of 3,300 kilowatts during an abnormal period while normal demand stood at 2,500 kilowatts. New rates are set on a basis of 2,500 kilowatts.
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Mooresville
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