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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1925

Page

3

Detectives Say Suspect Confesses to Burglary

Detectives Brickley and Finneran say Jack Kramer aged 58 confessed to entering Guthriel Dona hue's home at 822 Bates St and stealing a gun and coat valued at 30 dollars. Thomas Tugger 18 charged with burglary and petit larceny after entering William Yule grocery at Baltimore and Roosevelt Dec 9. revolver and merchandise valued at 13.75. W H Farley urged better sales force training at Advertising Club luncheon. G F Olwin reports BBB activities. board directors increased from seven to fifteen.

Jack Kramer City Brickley and Finneran Guthriel Donahue Bates St Thomas Tugger Darwin St White and Hopson William Yule Baltimore Roosevelt W. H. Farley Dayton Ohio Claypool G. F. Olwin Better Business Bureau

Woman awarded $8 860 in farm stock fraud case

Mrs Maude Usrey of Linton Ind won a jury verdict for 8 860 against Dr Frank Van Zandt Dr Peter Bern of Linton and John Morgan White alleging fraud in selling 7000 worth of American Farm Company stock The company once claimed 16000 acres in southern Alabama and was under receivership.

Noblesville Ind Maude Usrey Linton Frank van Zandt Peter Bern John Morgan White Indianapolis Asrey American Farm Company Alabama

Solid Front Forms Against Federal Child Labor Amendment

State legislatures across the Midwest and Northwest unite to resist the proposed federal child labor amendment. Wisconsin Senate support strong. Indiana and Michigan discuss action. West Virginia to vote opposition. Ohio and South Dakota already defeated. Manufacturers and farmers oppose as state rights threatened amid strong union and women’s groups backing ratification.

Bay United Press Chicago Middle West Northwest Wisconsin Ohio South Dakota North Dakota Wisconsin State Senate Committee On Agriculture, Labor and Industries Senate House Indiana Senate Committee On Federal Relations Michigan West Virginia George W. McClintock Federal District Court of

Woman secretary of state chosen in Texas poll

Mrs. S. W. Meharg of Plainview to join Gov. Ferguson era appointees in opposing the measure. Polls indicate defeat is certain as opponents and supporters race to influence the outcome. Nebraska Rep. Sarah Muir expects defeat at the current session while Minnesota hearings may be postponed.

Texas S. W. Meharg Plainview Sarah Muir Nebraska Minnesota

Birthday in Jail Ends Celebration for Wilbur Compton

Wilbur Compton 23 of Southport Ind was jailed at Union Station after a blackjack was found in his pocket. He faces charges of carrying concealed weapons and vagrancy. Compton says the weapon fell from his car as he was exiting.

City Wilbur Compton Southport Ind Union Station Compton

Chauffeur Arrested After Meridian Ohio Street Accident

Norwood C. Barker, 29, colored, of 318 E. Tenth St., was charged with assault and battery following a collision at Meridian and Ohio Sts. The car, owned by William Fortune, struck Vivian Simmons, 649 Congress Ave., who, per witnesses, darted in front of the vehicle. Simmons received treatment at Dr. Keever's office and was later returned home by C. E. Logan.

Norwood C. Barker E. Tenth St Meridian Ohio Sts William Fortune New Jersey St Vivian Simmons Congress Ave

Police arrest twenty on Indiana Avenue vagrancy charge

A squad led by Lieutenant Bail and Sergeants OConnor stopped and detained twenty people on Indiana Avenue Thursday night. Sixteen men and four women were arrested for vagrancy after being unable to account for themselves.

Score O'Connor Indiana Ave

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