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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
1
Event notes indicate a Thursday Indiana Night with Edge as speaker. Details are sparse and fragmented. the notice highlights a speaking engagement and time frame without full context or location.
Events include trips to Indiana University Bloomington and nearby institutions at 5 p.m. Lincoln Educational Press Association of America 6 p.m. Riley Room Claypool 6 30 p.m. Moorish Room Claypool Phi Sigma Delta honorary editors conference 2 p.m. Shortridge High School resolutions committee 8 p.m. Lincoln Conference of editors of classroom teachers publications Night 7 30 p.m. Cable Tabernacle general session.
Teachers from across the United States attend the 63rd NEA convention in Indianapolis with tours of Riley’s tomb and city landmarks. Delegates elect officers, discuss a proposed department of education, and approve dates November 18 to 22, with events including School and Teacher Day and Patriotism contests.
Fire of unknown origin damaged Jacob Solotken’s two story junk shop at D W North Street causing about 25000 dollars in losses. The blaze started on the first floor southeast corner with electric press bale platform and elevator damaged. Solotken blamed a possible arsonist and noted stored rags and scrap metal were destroyed. Nearby residents were evacuated as insurance partially covers the loss.
Federal union commissioner Roy A. is named as a casualty in a city enforcement reorganization. Andrew, assistant Secretary, will likely succeed him in the coming months. The enforcement arm undergoes major changes amid the shakeup.
Nathan H. Weed of Puritan Hotel filed in Superior Court One a $50 000 suit against Walter F. Werbe Martinsville Products Co manager alleging alienation of the affections of Weed's divorced wife Frances Purdy Werbe. Weed claims Werbe married Mrs Weed Dec 4 1924 after Weed's divorce and accuses him of seducing her and conspiring to rob the Weed home and furnishings.
Federal Court heard John L. McPherson testify that alterations to Hawkins Mortgage statements hid larger cash balances. He described depictions of income, expenses, and losses from 1919 to 1922, with large 1922 losses and stock sales masking deficits. The case concerns a fraudulent mail scheme by Mor ton L. Hawkins.
American duo John Hennessey and Ray Casey defeated Crole Reese and Barclay 8-10 6-3 6-3 6-4 to advance. The pair known as the two barons Morpheur and Kehrling beat Lycett and Anderson 5-7 5-7 6-4 6-3 to reach the semis against Borotra and Lacosta.
United Press reports two candidates entered the race for the Wisconsin senate seat left by the death of Senator Robert M. La Follette. Francis E. McGuern, former governor, announced his bid. Roy Wilco, also a candidate, had previously run for governor in 1918 and 1920.
Tracy W. Ellis 37 advertising manager of the Indianapolis Times died at St. Vincent's hospital after an operation for appendicitis and peritonitis. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday at Dr W R Stewart’s home, Crown Hill burial. Survived by wife Loriie, son Robert, mother Tempeance Ellis, sisters D A McKenzie and others, brother Elmer R. Ellis. Ellis long in Indianapolis advertising circles and a member of Kiwanis and the Chamber of Commerce.
The will drawn by William D. Shepherd after McClintock came of age would leave most of the 1,000,000 estate to Shepherd. Shepherd, acquitted in the murder of Young McClintock and cleared in the mother’s death case, faces a will contest by seven cousins who seek to block probate.
An aftershock at 6 32 am renewed caution among rescue workers amid Santa Barbara ruins. Insurance estimates place losses at 30 million with only 1 million insured as aid pours in from across the nation and California communities. William Gibbs McAdoo and other donors join relief efforts while plans move to restore State Street and rebuild key structures including the mission and Arlington Hotel.
Within an hour of the first shock a Legion patrol of fifty men offered services to Mayor C. M. Andrew to deter looting. By noon several hundred uniformed Legionnaires patrolled every section of the devastated district.
Evansville Indiana July 1 a five year old girl Kathleen Mangold was struck and killed while darting in front of a car driven by Clyde Deuber authorities said the incident occurred Tuesday in Evansville Indiana.
President and Mrs. Coolidge return to the summer White House in Swampscott after a disrupted vacation. The trip included delays at a toll bridge where the president paid 15 cents, a frugal roadside lunch, lost directions, and a stern Lowell policeman ordering him to move on.
R Walter Jarvis city park superintendent will travel to Rockford Illinois in the coming days to meet with William O Doolittle field secretary of the American Institution of Park Executives. They will work on a recreation program for the organization national convention set for September 16 in Rockford.
In Anderson Indiana Miss Iris Olvey was assaulted while Robert Wertz abducted her in his car after she refused to speak to him. Jitney drivers pursued Wertz and released Olvey. Miss Irene Kiefer 19 suffered injuries and her fiance Roscoe Taylor faced vagrancy and assault and battery charges. bond set at $2000.
Fragmentary hourly temperature data shows readings at 6 am and 10 am with two lines of numbers. The text mentions times and a few numeric values but lacks clear locations dates or events.
In Marion County court action Charles Cox seeks to rescind a prior ruling as state prosecutors fight delays in separate trials for defendants Klinck Stephenson Gebbry and others. Judge Hines to hear motions Thursday as Remy busy with a Danville murder case and Kane defends the state's position.
Tax commissioners fixed July 6 afternoon remonstrances against two Marion County road projects. Dunn and Lawrence roads face opposition from fifteen remonstrants over a $44,000 project funded for road township and farm road improvements.
A COMM WITH MORE DAILY CUS aparentemente discusses daily customer needs in a desalination or water management context. The brief notes an emphasis on improved service delivery and reliability for customers in a municipal or regional system.
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