Wright House Passes Third Reading On Bone Day Bill
The House passed the bone day bill after engrossment by viva voce vote with amendments from the Public Morals Committee. The minority report urging indefinite postponement failed. amendments remove DUI like prima facie intoxication provisions and extend jail terms for offenses, with venue changes and other changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Public Morals Committee
Carlisle
South Bend
Wright
Traction Shops Burn In Terre Haute Fire
A major fire destroyed machine shops and store rooms of the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company barns in Terre Haute Indiana. The blaze damaged floors and spread quickly with most of the city’s fire brigade fighting the flames. Firefighters Frei Moelter and Wilber Brotherton were injured after falling into a pit while blinded by smoke. Damages run to many thousands of dollars and the fire’s origin remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Terre Haute
Ind
Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company
Frei Moelter
Wilber Brotherton
Federal Grand Jury Called for February Session
United States Attorney Alexander G. Cavins announced a federal grand jury will convene in February for about two weeks. The panel will be the same as in December and around 100 minor cases, mainly liquor law violations, are expected. Aimed to clear small matters before addressing major cases for the next district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exander G. Cavins
United States Trict
Desperate Condition Of Dr Sun Yat Sen After Kidney Surgery
Tokyo dispatches report the health of Dr Sun Yat Sen the South China dictator who underwent kidney surgery is described as desperate in Pekin. The update comes as authorities monitor his condition with concern amid political tension in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South China
Wu United Press
Japan
Sun Yat Sen
South ‘China
Pekin Dispatches
Motorist Escapes After Collision Injures Minor
Police report three drivers have escaped in two weeks after a hit run on New York Street and Indiana Avenue. Lillian Smith 21 of Harrison was struck and taken to city hospital with minor injuries.
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Lillian Smith
Harrison
New York St
Indiana Ave
Sparkling Eyes Accompany Good Health
Mrs G E Mottweiler of New Albany Ind thanks Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Medical Discovery after a year of health trouble. She reports relief after using five bottles of Favorite Prescription and two of Medical Discovery and recommends the medicines to other women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Mottweiler
Dr. Pierce
The Little French Girl reviewed by Walter D. Hickman
Walter D. Hickman praises Anne Douglas Sedgwick's The Little French Girl for its rich character drawing of Madame Vervier and the contrasts between English and French life. He lauds the novel as a best seller and a masterful medium of cultural viewpoints, urging readers to engage with its portrayal of love, youth, and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Vervier
Alix
Happi
Anne Douglas Sedgwick
Madame
Main’ St
Madame Swift
Giles
Madame Vervier
Toppie
Houghton Mifflin Company
Senate acts on rules and memorial plaza measure
The State Senate adjourned to 2 p m after debates over rules and reports. Cham bers of Newcastle urged abolishing fire insurance rate bureaus, Nejdl pressed indefinite postponement of a rule change. By 47 to 0 the Senate passed the Penrod bill to prevent removing churches from War Memorial Plaza. it heads to the House amid bitter debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Chambers
Newcastle
Nejdl
Senate
First Baptist
War Memorial Plaza
Man Posing as Radio Supplies Salesman Tried Apartment Break-In
Miss Margaret Mayer, of 222 B Pratt St, refused entry to a man posing as a radio supplies salesman. When she declined, he left after she shouted through the door and screamed from a window. Police report similar attempts in other buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Margaret Mayer
B. Pratt St
Legislative Calendar and Bill Highlights Across Indiana
A dense review lists bills and amendments before the legislature including B 129 on hospital and city acceptances and B 120 on substitute spending. It notes measures on education, state militia funding, tax sales, university funding, and judicial procedures, with several bills deferred or withdrawn.
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Barker
Bagiten
Harrison
Sea Ph
Sore Detimone
Tha
Neal
Mae
Ion Goo
Oon Ba
Moorhead
Berreck and
Quillen
Meetings Here Wednesday in Claypool Indiana
Indiana notices list multiple meetings on Wednesday across Claypool and Lincoln. Organizations include Retail-Hardware Dealers, Traffic Club, American Building Contractors, Ladies Benevolent Society, Council of Social Agency, Sheet Metal Contractors, Indianapolis Association of Credit Men and Merchant Plumbers with various times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Retail - Hardware Dealers
Claypool
Traffic Club
Riley
American Building Contractors
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Lincoln
Council of Social Agency
Lunden
Indiana
Sheet Metal Contractors’ Association
Severin
Indianapolis Association of Credit Men
Builders and Contractors
Merchant Plumbers
Geitz Re-elected President of Fur-Mets of Indiana
P H Geitz of Indianapolis was re elected president of the Fur-Mets of Indiana at Severin reports were heard. The Sheet Metal Contractors Association led by J C Gardner will meet for its sixth annual convention. New officers include Wilkening Neal Canine McElwain Jordan Norman Beaman Henley and others with O Voorhees secretary and John C Henley treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Geitz
Indianapolis
Fur-Mets of
Indiana
Sheet Metal Contractors Association
the Severin
J. C. Gardner
Indian‘apolis
F. A. Wilkening
Harry Neal
Indian‘apolia
F. L. Canine
Crawfordsville
H. O. McElwain
Blue Bill Favored by House Public Morals Panel
A recommendation to pass the Kissing or Blue Sunday bill will be made by the House Public Morals Committee. Eight of its thirteen members favor passage. Other measures reportedly endorsed include a state board of motion picture censors and prohibitions on Sunday baseball, odorous slaughterhouses, and licensing of magazine agents with sale of salacious periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Public Morals Committee
State Board of Emotion Picture Censors
Indiana House postpones school corporal punishment bill
The Indiana House Education Committee indefinitely postponed the Smith of Lafayette bill banning corporal punishment in schools. Bills to raise legislators’ pay and to require counties to improve road access to isolated cemeteries were also postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitch and Sims
Indiana State Normal
Lambert
Indiana
House Education Committee
Lafayette
Bernhardt
Hornebil
Indianapolis dogs spared from vivisectionists
The board of safety announced that dogs in the city kennel are not available to laboratories. The statement came after an inquiry from a laboratory concern about obtaining dogs from the Indianapolis dog pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Board of Safety
Ballard Strickland Faces Speeding and Assault Charges
Ballard Strickland, 21, of 212 B Walnut St, charged with speeding and assault after his car collided at Walnut and Last Streets with Ivan Helms, 506 B Nineteenth St. T. E. Riker, 1807 Buckle St, riding with Helms, was injured in the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard Strickland
Walnut St
Walnut
Ivan Helms
T. E. Riker
Buckle
Minstrel Show Promoted by Zion Church Men’s Class
The Bible Class Men’s Bible class at Zion Evangelical Church presents its annual minstrel show in the church social room at New Jersey and North Streets. William Kruger serves as master of ceremonies on Wednesday and Thursday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Evangelical Church Men's Bible Class
New Jersey and
North Sts
William Kruger
Farm House Burned Near Lawrence
Fire late Monday destroyed the Swank farm home two miles east of Lawrence. Swank estimated a $4,000 loss and said it is covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Swank
Lawrence
Swank
Man guilty of involuntary manslaughter in Maywood crash
John Strothenk 47 of 605 BH Market L8t was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter after a three day trial. He confessed to drinking one swallow of a white mule and driving twenty five miles an hour when his car struck a vehicle killing Mrs Chester Haase and her two children near Maywood on October 22, 1924. He faces two to twenty one years in prison with sentencing set for Saturday at 9 a.m. before Criminal Judge James A Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Strothenk
James A. Collins
Strothenk
Chester Haase
Maywood
Burial in Greenwood
Charles Bowen twenty two who died in a gas shaft disaster in Columbus Ohio will be buried in Greenwood Indiana His parents Mr and Mrs W P Bowen traveled to Columbus for burial Also dead are Jack Smith of New York City John C McCarthy forty eight of New York City and John Peterson twenty two of Columbus Ohio
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Greenwood
Ind
Pan
Charles Bowen
Columbus
Ohio
W. P. Bowen
New American Insurance Union
Jack Smith
New York City
John C. McCarthy
John Peterson
Funeral services for 91 year old Mrs Apol lonia Straub
Mrs Apol lonia Straub died Monday night at her daughter Mrs John Rechs home 2128 N Meridian St Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p m at the residence with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. She was born in Germany and had lived in Indianapolis fifty years. Survived by four daughters Mrs Rech Mrs Charles F Piel Mrs Elizabeth Borst and Mrs Fred Baliweg and two sons John and Frank Straub.
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Apollonia Straub
John Rech
Meridian St
Crown Hill Cemetery
Straub
Germany
Indianapolis
Rech
Charles F. Piel
Elizabeth Borst
Fred Baliweg
John
Frank Straub
Humane Society Failed To Place Full Time Pound Overseer
Representatives of the Humane Society urged placing the dog pound under a full time supervisor but failed before the board of safety. The board favored Dr. Elizabeth Conger as poundmaster, and about fifty dogs were to be destroyed at the pound within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
Board of Safety
W. P. Hargon
D. A. Lamar
Elizabeth Conger
Insurance Meeting Closes With Speeches by Agents
The closing meeting of agents for Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa at the Claypool featured speeches by company officials. More than 150 agents attended from seven states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adgents
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Iowa
Claypool
Marriage Licenses Listed For Review In The City
The notice lists numerous marriage license applicants with associated names and addresses including Agnes, Tamaseda, and Ja il nll. It mentions locations around Broadway and Brown avenues and dates, with a focus on pending approvals and clerk verification.
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Ie Heakroun
Ipa
Broadway
Prudent
Agnes Pooge Boor
Rexel
Births in the community listing multiple names and addresses
A fragmented notice lists numerous individuals with names and street addresses including Richart Mona Mary Spangier Helen Garner Ruby Pruitt Esther Fisher Pearl Wilson Bert Hoyt Anna Marshall Julia Micheatree Carolyn Mangin Nannie Ley Dottie and others tied to Methodist Hospital and local locations. The text appears as birth notices or a social directory fragment with scattered street data and names.
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Wilbur
Dei
Richart
Mona
Mary Spangier
Helen Garner
Julia Micheatree
Ore
Carolyn Mangin
Nannie Ley
Parker and
Dottie
Fank
Esther Montgomery
Mee
Alice Orme
Fe Peifarry
Charlotte Russell
Chrie“Hibbert
Aydle
Orpl
Death notices and obituaries with scattered details
Fragmented notices list several ages and partial locations including 60, 66, 69, 62, 80, and 73. Mentions Methodist Hospital and Ohio and Delaware paths appear, alongside incomplete names such as Saunders, Lovett, Arnstein, Jackman, Swanger, Dawson, Manning, Pratt. Overall, unclear causes or full identities.
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Saunders
Kareo Lovett
Methodist Hospital
Pholecyst
Mary Arnsteolg
W. Tenth
Alice Rhox Co
Ohio
Delaware
Sitarth
Jackman
Long Hospital
E Dawson
Methodist Hos
E. Manning
Indiana
B. Pratt
My love has a voice like a lark in the jam
Readable fragments describe a love with a lark like voice and a face that looks better at night as she performs in a setting hinting at artificial floral areas and tense prospects, implying a theatrical or showy scene with an ominous mood.
Bell Boys Describe Legislators as Tight Tip Seekers
A Times reporter recounts bellboys at hotels near the statehouse describing lawmakers as frugal at tipping. They say dimes and nickels are common from legislators while richer guests pay for service. Some boys report occasional party fundraisers and small tips, but overall declines in tipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Statehouse
Hassler
Noblesville Sons Challenge Father’s Will Over Estate
Frank Albert and Willard Hare sue to revoke their father Dr M Hare’s will. It left income to the three sons while title and management stayed with Wainwright Trust Company as administrator. Estate valued at 350000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oblesville
Ind
Frank
Albert
Willard Hare
M. Hare
Noblesville
Wainwright Trust Company
Voting Bill Introduced by Logansport and Carter
A bill introduced in the House by Representative M Logansport and Carter Salem repeals the present absent voters law and creates a county board of absent voters. It requires physical in person appearance or county residence and provides for canvass of ill or unable voters.
Bergdoll Urged to Return to the United States
Bergdoll, the American draft evader, may be preparing to leave Germany and come to the United States. Reports from Eberbach say relatives in America press him to surrender to law after Eugene Stecher, his former chauffeur, turned himself in in Philadelphia last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Germany
United States
Eberbach
Bergdoll
America
Eugene Stecher
Philadelphia
Smallpox Cases Rise Under Quarantine Watch
Dr. Herman G. Morgan reports sixty smallpox cases under quarantine with twelve in the pesthouse. New cages are developing at about three daily. Every contact is being vaccinated as officials maintain strict surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman G. Morgan
Five City Judge Bills Filed in House in Indianapolis Session
Lawmakers introduced measures including five bills for a common pleas court in Indianapolis and adding a city judge. Other proposals cover streetcar track upgrades, ending county road superintendent role, raising probation clerk salary in Marion County, a 3 cent gasoline tax, regulating motor buses, repealing absent voters law, reorganizing the prison board, selling surplus products, and ending eighth grade final exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Indianapolis
Burns
Buchanan
le Haven
Ebaugh
Hinkly Clark
Elliott
Werner
Drake
Bebinger
Marida County
Clark
Public Service Commission
Carter
Smith
State
Prison Board of Classification
Carney
Statehouse Employee Faints in Basement Incident
Bruce Oakes, 72, of 857 Sanders St., Statehouse employee, fainted in the basement today and was bruised about the head. He was assisted to help by elevator operator Charles Richardson, 746 W North St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statehouse
Bruce Oakes
Sanders St
Charles Richardson
W. North St
Tanlac Health Booster Ad Promises Restored Energy
An old advertisement touts Tanlac as a natural tonic to revive energy and strength for tired people suffering indigestion rheumatic ache and fatigue. It claims the Tanlac formula uses roots barks and herbs from around the world to revitalize mood stomach health and weight.
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T. H., I. & E. Company
DR. Sun
Ili
Walter D. Hickman
Monsieur Giles
France
Hus
Foleys
Shirley
Bradford
Grag Ld
Daves
Jn Sary Be
Hlammitt
Murry
Judi H. B
Roe Bank
Liskis
Civies
Fwae Ae
Sherood
Armis
Oliday
Reeniaien
Gricul H. B
Schnson
Shion
Reoatey County
Tas
Barthglomew
Korft
Clementa
McCutchan
Cottier
Ohio River
Beanie
Fur-Mets
DR. Conger
Turkey
Solons
Will
B. M. Hare
Bennie Shelburn
119Th St
West Park
U. S
Scott
Sree
Bloomfield
W.J
Taniac
Tanlac
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