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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1925
Page
12
United Press reports from Berlin that Chancellor Luther plans to deliver his program speech to the Reichstag late today after earlier dissensions among ministers prevented presenting the new cabinet last week. The cabinet list remains incomplete as press advances continue.
A figure requested to fill the finance minister role, the position once held by him in the Marx cabinet.
Richmond today prepared to pay tribute to Daniel G. Reid, multi millioniare and former American tin plate king, who died in New York Saturday. His body will be brought here for burial Tuesday with services at Reid Memorial Church, built by Reid for his pioneer parents in this county.
Multiple vehicles reported stolen from locations around Overland and nearby areas. Owners listed include Elmer Foist 3522 BE New York Street Ford and George D. Shirk 2615 N Station Street Overland among others. Details show thefts occurring from streets such as Rural and Washington Streets Market and Illinois Streets and 17 E Michigan Street.
Chevrolet and Ford shown among listings at Keystone Ave and Tenth St plus nearby Georgia and Illinois Streets. Earl Thompson of R. R. C. Box 148 G appears in the directory alongside vehicle brands and addresses.
Police report vehicles recovered include a Ford sedan license 449197 belonging to J D Bailtie 1865 Silver Ave found near Churchman Ave and Raymond St a Hudson coach license 844503 from Texas found at 353 Indiana Ave and a Ford car found at 2226 Shelby St linked to Mrs Léora Pollard 14388 Spann Ave also a milk bottle loss note cites Cincinnati milk companies losing 5 000 000 bottles annually.
Terre Haute Indiana January 19 Henry McDonald known as a bad man and slayer once chased by Sheriff Ray Foncannon died in a gun duel at Fontanet after McDonald attempted to shoot up a soft drink saloon. The sheriff feigned subservience and shot McDonald as he reached his car. McDonald died instantly. three deputies witnessed the confrontation.
The second semester of the 1924 25 course at Indianapolis Bible Institute starts Monday February 2 with a meeting in room 42 Shortridge High School Two weeks of prayer and intensive study precede the semester opening Meetings will be held at the old Fourth Presbyterian Church building at Alabama and Nineteenth Streets beginning Monday night.
Employers Warren D. Oakes and William H. Oakes founders of The Oakes Company were saluted for worker loyalty as a bronze tablet was presented to them on Saturday.
The piece endorses weekly business firm Weekly Business 2 Industrial News praising their rule of honest work at an honest price. It urges reliance during cold nights for heating or roof repairs, citing Zimmerman who warns poor repairs are worse than none.
W L Bedford of Reliance Auto Paint Shop explains paints that resist summer heat and winter cold, sun and rain, dust and wear. Experts assess each car’s needs, detailing costs and procedures, offering tailored guidance to preserve a vehicle’s lustrous surface.
O E Treace of 510 Lombard Building markets a growing brokerage tying businesses to managers across St. Louis and Chicago firms like Financial Standard Nut Margarine Co. His firm focuses on established ventures, promising solid profits and secure future with steady weekly revenue and meticulous garment care services including odorless cleaning, repairing, tailoring, and remodeling for durable attire.
Frank F. Zimmerman and his team offer roofing and furnace repair services with estimates provided and work backed by a guarantee. The firm emphasizes accountability and discourages customers from accepting without independent knowledge of the job.
E J Burns proprietor of the Black Cat Chip Parlor plans a first rate Indianapolis eatery with Mexican chili as a signature feature. Two years of growth reflect a policy of high service and sanitation using only pure foods. The menu includes pint quart half gallon and gallon containers and a condensed chili for restaurants or home cooking.
G J Sellmeyer Repair Work specializes in health oriented service. Ad cites address WEB 7077 and 3313 E Tenth Street, inviting customers to contact for repairs and health focused business offerings.
A weekly service plan from the Valet System of Dry Cleaning and Tailoring Company at 668 Highland Dr Based offers regular clothing care at contract terms with a nominal cost and guaranteed satisfaction. The ad emphasizes health and prosperity benefits of clean clothes and notes a call for customers.
In a native grove a new six room home fronts and rear porches with two silos and tiled fences. The 63 acre property includes a well tiled, well fenced layout featuring a large grove and potential for tile, sale details unclear due to partial OCR text.
Davis Veterinary Hospital lists services for pets including boarding bathing and surgery. Located at 1079 East 10th Street with round the clock service and ambulance options. Modern facilities offer acute and chronic care for animals in a community clinic setting.
Inter-Continental Tire and Rubber Company operates at Cruse and Daly Streets in a three story plant covering 35000 square feet. They produce 500 Williams and Varsity tires daily, employ over 100 workers with a 150000 dollar annual payroll, and have assets around 1000000. They also manufacture Majestic battery containers with about 150 units produced daily.
Ind an Jan 19 report says Raleigh Brown 80 of near Mifflin confessed to helping Daniel Knight kill Abigail Knight in 1889. He described striking her with a tree, hiding the body in a saltwater barrel, and dumping it in the Patoka River. No arrests had been made previously. Brown died hours after making the confession.
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