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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1925
Page
8
A burglar suspect fled after police fired at him during a yard search at Atlas Coal Co. yard. Four other thieves escaped from a grocery when surprised by officers. A jewelry theft occurred at the Preble home while the Pauley family reported small items stolen.
A Chicago committee of the United Typothetae of America will discuss on Tuesday whether Indianapolis may keep the printing school now at Technical High School. A M Glossner of Indianapolis chairs the committee and Ebhn B Reynolds of the Chamber of Commerce will speak. The school needs more room and may leave the city if suitable accommodations cannot be found.
Grand Army of the Republic will conduct the services for Garrett Wall 85 at 2 30 p m Wednesday at Shirley Brothers chapel Burial by the Masonic order will be in Casey Ill Wall died Saturday at the home of his daughter in law Mrs Gertrude Wall 2620 N Harding St He was born in Morgan County and served as a lieutenant in an artillery regiment during the Civil War.
City street commissioner Martin J. Hyland seeks to buy a red light emergency sewer repair truck. Funding will transfer 700 from the sewer repair fund, 600 from the sewer maintenance fund, and 100 from the office allotment to cover the cost.
Frank Decker of 1943 N Pennsylvan ia St was arrested on improper driving after his car collided with R B Gibbs at Pennsylvania and New York Streets Saturday. Both cars overturned but no injuries were reported. Police attributed the accident to Mrs Decker firing fire crackers. Ed Dugan Franklin College athletic coach was stranded Sunday night when his Ford coupe was stolen from a parking space near Delaware and Market Streets.
George W. Patchell editor and publisher of the Union City Times died in St. Petersburg Florida on Saturday. He had led the newspaper since 1877 and his body was en route here for burial.
Charles Morris 16 of 2109 State Street and a 14-year-old companion are held on delinquency and conspiracy to commit a felony after trying to enter the Merit Meat Market at 48 North Pennsylvania Street. A 15-year-old boy is in detention for burglary after being found on Walter Wakefield’s roof at 334 Ogden Street. Two colored men fled after being found attempting to jimmy a side door at Charles Mueller drug store at Twenty-Second Street and Talbot Avenue.
Police hunt Harley Dailey for stabbing his wife Marie Dailey in the throat and back after a ride with Ted Ross. Marie Dailey and Ross are detained on vagrancy charges at city hospital. Earl Duncan is held on assault and battery after an alleged attack on Roy Troutman at John Lowe's home.
Forty one Indianapolis Jewish organizations hosted the first picnic at Turner Park on Sunday drawing nearly 700 attendees. The program featured athletic games community singing and dancing with a steering committee led by Eph Levin Miss Bess Arshopsky Sam Arnold and others.
An masked bandit robbed the New York Central passenger station in Gary Indiana of $800 Saturday night as scores of depot patrons remained unaware. The thief forced entry to the ticket room by calling the agent by his first name and covering him during the robbery before escaping.
Sterling Stivers Jr. was injured when a car driven by his father struck another car driven by Oliver McNutt in front of the McNutt residence. McNutt was arrested.
Posters across Chicago and Cook County call for a $2500 reward for each dead bandit. The Chicago and Cook County Bankers Association offers $2500 to any peace officer or bank employee who kills a robber or would-be robber. Police and bank staff are urged to shoot to kill during holdups, a move endorsed by police and county authorities.
Members of the Indiana Rural Letter Carriers Association plan a monument near Hope Indiana marking the state’s oldest rural free delivery route, begun in 1898. The decision came at the organization’s 23rd annual convention which closed a two day session at Severin. Elected officers include W S Pitts Kokomo president John McHugh Greensburg vice president A E Woolpert Chili secretary treasurer and George E Vincent Converse chaplain.
Robert Branham says burglars took 75 dollars from the College Ave Baptist Church collections. Thieves also stole electric fans from the Thirty-Eighth Division National Guards office. Clyde Sylvester had 18 dollars and a 15 dollar watch stolen from his pockets and a 15 dollar suitcase from his auto. Lulu Creese's home on 934 S. Delaware St lost 110 dollars in jewelry and cash.
William H. Bundy aged 56 committed suicide by taking poison in Muncie Indiana. He left a note stating he could not live without his wife who had refused to live with him.
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