Two Weeks of Grace for Dog Tax Payers
Prosecutor William H. Remy announced a two week grace period for dog owners to pay county dog taxes and avoid appearance in justice courts. Trustees will supply delinquent names to the prosecutor, who will send formal payment requests. Vestal C. Davis reported forty six delinquents. warnings will go out immediately. Last year many were fined due to misunderstanding of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices of Peace
William H. Remy
Vestal C. Davis
Wayne Township
Remy
Collector Battrelle Dies After Bicycle Fall in Indianapolis
Aaron T. Battrelle 72, longtime Indianapolis resident, died after falling from his bicycle at Tenth and West Streets. A Singer Sewing Machine Company veteran, he later worked as a collector for Wheeler Bros. Furniture. Survived by a widow and four daughters in California and Indiana. member of Modern Woodmen and Christian Church. Funeral plans not announced.
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Aaron T. Battrelle
E. North St
Indianapolis
Tenth and
West Sts
Battrelle
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Wheeler Bros. Furniture Company
Modern Woodmen and Christian Church
Ethel Cowman
Emery Johnson
Hollywood
Cal
C. L. Heffelman
Howard L. Printz
Blue Sky Law Defeated In Indiana House Fight
Maurice Mendenhall of the State Securities Commission charged the Indiana House defeated the blue sky bill after a powerful lobby of crooks influenced it. He spoke in reply to an Evansville woman swindled out of 15000 by Consolidated Realty and Theaters Corp, noting the firm was exempt from jurisdiction and no aid was possible. He advised consulting the prosecuting attorney at Vansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Maurice Mendenhall
State Securities Commission
Evansville
Consolidated Realty and Theaters Corporation
Vansville
Jury Panel Summoned For County Grand Jury in 1924
Six men will be chosen next Monday in Criminal Court to form a county grand jury for the rest of 1924. Names drawn by the jury commissioners include Ernest Schmidt Edward Bowser Theodore Weinshank Howard Huggins Gerhart Reber William Ralston Adam Schaaf Roy Falyards Jones Faul Blanchard Palmer Leon Raber and Ross Crigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Schmidt
Circle Theater
Edward T. Bowser
Cumberland
Theodore Weinshank
Hume-Mansur
Howard Huggins
Bethel Ave
Sherman Dr
Gerhart Reber
S. Pine St
William D. Ralston
Virginia Ave
Adam Schaaf
S. Randolph St
Roy Falyards
Fourth of July bustle ends in multiple arrests
Mrs. Anna Blakman charged Reford Bunch after a firecracker was thrown into her lap during the incident. Police say Henry Whitehouse and Lorenza Pritchard assisted or interfered with the arrest. Earlier, Mrs. Sadie Mellon faced an assault charge tied to an accident on June 27 after an alleged strike on Mrs. Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Blakman
E. Twenty-Third St
Reford Bunch
Henry Whitehouse
N. West St
Lorenza Pritchard
California St
Bunch
Sadie Mellon
Guilford Ave
Mellon
Beck
Spink-Arms
Meridian
Vermont Sts
Shoes and Stockings Stolen From Local Store
Scot J. W. Fleming proprietor of the Community Shoe Store reports a nighttime break in at 2628 E. Michigan St. Shoes valued at 100 dollars and silk stockings worth 5 dollars were taken from the cash drawer. Police seek two colored men as suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fleming
Michigan St
Starbuck Church Launches Beech Grove Building Campaign
The Starbuck Christian Church in Beech Grove has launched a campaign to raise funds for a new church building. Rev. C. M. Hamilton serves as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starbuck Christian Church
Beech Grove
C. M. Hamilton
AUNT SARAH PEABODY at the Convention
Aunt Sarah Peabody reports from New York City on the Democratic convention scene. She notes the amused mood of delegates, a badge mix up at the hall, and hotel chatter dominating the scene while she contemplates home and her hotel bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Peabody
York City
Adeline
Martha Snooks
Body of James Ostrander to be laid to rest in Indianapolis
The body of 76 year old James Ostrander who died Monday at his daughter Mrs Charles E Shearer home in Memphis Tenn will be flown to Indianapolis today for funeral services. Services are set for 2 pm Wednesday at the home of his son Joseph Ostrander 4 Audubon Road with burial at Crown Hill cemetery. He operated a dry goods store on S Illinois Street and is survived by Joseph Ostrander and John Ostrander of New York and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ostrander
Charles E. Shearer
Memphis
River Victim Carl Holtman Buried in Lutheran Cemetery
Funeral services for Carl Holtman 18 drowned in White River Ravenswood were held at 2 p m at his home 1310 Marlowe Ave. Burial followed in the Lutheran Cemetery. The Rev Manfred Reinke Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church officiated. He is survived by parents Charles and Mrs Holtman a sister Miss Gertrude Holtman a brother John Holtman and grandmother Mrs Catherine Grassow.
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Carl Holtman
White River
Ravenswood
Cornell Ave
Marlowe Ave
Lutheran Cemetery
Manfred Reinke
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Holtman
Charles Holtman
Miss Gertrude Holtman
John Holtman
Catherine Grassow
Third Auto Goes Over Falls Creek at Talbott Street
Mrs. George Miller, 40, of 626 Fort Wayne Avenue, is hospitalized at St. Vincent's after driving into Fall Creek at Talbott Street on Monday. She suffered chest injuries a severe scalp laceration and a fractured rib. The car landed upright. she was alone when officers and the emergency squad arrived. It is the third vehicle to go into Fall Creek at Talbott Street this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Wayne Ave
St. Vincent's Hospital
Fall Creek
Talbott St
Indiana State Fair Premiums and Entries Preview
Premiums and entry blanks for the Indiana State Fair September 1 5 are mailed by William M Jones secretary of the state board of agriculture to thousands of Hoosier farmers. With more features planned than ever before authorities expect a very successful fair. Entries in all exhibit classes close August 11. Exhibitors should study entry forms and Information for Exhibitors starting on page 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Jones
State Board of Agriculture
Jones
Meier & Co Sue Over Prison Shirt Contract
Louis Meier & Co. files supplemental complaint in an injunction suit against prison contract shirt makers. Original suit began Feb 1 against Indiana State Reformatory Pendleton board of trustees and Worthy Manufacturing Co. of Chicago for a 200000 shirt contract using prison labor. Meier alleges free labor cannot compete with cheap prison labor and cites a newer undisclosed contract replacing the old one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Meier & Co
Tenth St
Central Ave
Board of Trustees
Indiana State Reformatory
Pendleton
Worthy Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Meier Company
Puzzle timing ships length and speed riddle
A liner measures 680 feet bow to stern and covers its own length in 30 seconds as it passes an anchored buoy. At the same speed, how long to travel one mile. Also contains a separate digit puzzle with several rows summing to a constant total.
Minor Robberies Reported With Several Thefts
Police log outlines multiple small thefts including $120 stolen from John Bailey’s auto at 736 N Holmes Ave and 3100 in a bag and travelers checks from John Wilson parked at the YMCA in Marion Indiana. Jewelry revolver valued 88 stolen from Charles E Meyers home at 4408 College Ave. Produce and groceries stolen from local premises including peaches beans loins cigars and cigarettes at several addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bailey
N. Holmes Ave
John Wilson
Marion
Ind
Charles E. Meyers
College Ave
N. West St
Mort McConnell
Charles M. Galm
E. Twenty- Third St
Theodoré Smith
Shelby St
Hill Sentenced to Prison for Illegal Operation
Dr Albert A Hill was sent to Michigan City today to begin a sentence of two to four teen years after his conviction for performing an illegal operation. Deputy sheriff Roland Snider accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Hill
Michigan City
Roland Snider
Fire destroys Salvation Army camp delaying opening
The Salvation Army fresh air camp fourteen miles northeast of the city was destroyed by fire Monday preventing today’s planned opening. Loss estimated at 9000 with 7500 insured. Maj. W B Sowers stated a new building will be rushed and opening may move to July 10. The camp serves mothers and children of the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
W. B. Sowers
Rearrest report on Carl J Parham clarified
Police corrected a city court report that Carl J Parham of 846 Fletcher Ave had been rearrested for failing to turn in license plates. He had turned in the plates within 24 hours after the order.
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Carl J. Parham
Fletcher Ave
Thirteen Names Adopted By D A R Chapter in Indianapolis
Thirteen new members were adopted at the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter of D A R meeting held Monday at 814 N. Pennsylvania St. The list has been sent to the national office. An indoor picnic for all members is planned for July 10 at the chapter house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Scott Harrison
Pennsylvania St
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Law Rapped
Middle West
Fairland Beauty Seminary
Plaza Hotel
New York St
Capitol Ave
Mise Agnes Dickinson
Mgr
Circle
Stamey
Hill
Salvation Army Fresh Air Camp
Hoosier Optical Co
North Illinois Street
Gray, Gribben & Gray
North
Illinois Street
Vonnegut’s
E. Wash. St
Nickel Plate Road
Lake Manitou
Koontz Lake
Indianapolis Union Station
Indianapolis Mass. Ave
Massachusetts Ave
Akron Truss Co
Mass. Ave
Merchants Bank Building
Washington and Meridian Streets
Hatfield Electric Co
Maryland
Main
Modern Woodmen
Indiana State Log
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Pleasan
Charles Mayer
Washington St
Indiana Aven Plaza
Dr. Cofield
J.W. Cofield
Marion Building
Ohio and
Meridian Sts
Entrance
Ohio St
Illinois Central System
Pension Department
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