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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1925

Page

5

Great Fireworks Display Planned for National Convention

MAHA Neb July 29 100000 American Legionnaires will witness the largest U S fireworks display staged in America at Ai Sar Ben field after military contests and horse races. A French train replica will mark the village event with soldiers welcomed by villagers. A German air raid with anti-aircraft action, a village fire, a long smoke screen and searchlights lead to the fireworks climax a 40 foot bugler set piece with taps. Final drum corps and band contests determine winners.

Bu_Times Neb Omaha America Ai Sar-Ben Field France

Inspector Promoted In South Bend Education Office

John W. Rittinger of South Bend, formerly assistant State school inspector, is named chief inspector succeeding E. E. Ramsey. Ramsey leaves to join the faculty at the State Normal at Terre Haute, as announced by Dr. Henry Noble Sherwood, State superintendent of public instruction.

John W. Rittinger South Bend E. E. Ramsey Henry Noble Sherwood Ramsey State Normal Terre Haute

Franks Fate Recalled By Parents of Missing Boy

Dwight Tracy seven year old was last seen Monday morning boarding his scooter and riding toward Jackson Park. His parents in Chicago asked police to search for him as they recalled the fate of Bobby Franks.

United Press Chicago Bobby” Franks Dwight Tracy Jackson Park

Cadets at Ft Benjamin Harrison hike six miles to camp

Cadets at the Citizens Military Training camp at Ft Benjamin Harrison hiked six miles to Prendergast Park for their first real taste of soldiering. Pup tents will shelter them overnight with a return march planned for Thursday morning. Lieut. Col. E J Nowlen announced Governor Jackson will speak August 4 at Visitors Day. On Thursday 1,300 boys will visit Washington Park to see the Indianapolis Indians.

Citizens Military Ft. Benjamin Harrison Prendergast Park E. J. Nowlen Jackson Indianapolis Baseball Club Washington Park

Robber Sticks Station Attendant Held In City Prison

Linden Bishop a 21 year old attendant at the Indiana Refining filling station on Eleventh and Pennsylvania streets was locked in the city jail after reporting a robbery of 150 dollars. He said he closed the station at 10 30 and opened at 5 30 and that a man jumped from a partitioned room with a gun to seize the money. The officer said evidence showed no break in and no massing of papers on a closet top.

Linden Bishop Minnesota St Indiana Refining Company Eleventh Pennsylvania Sts Claude Johnson Bishop Johnson

Second salesman held on embezzlement charge in Indiana

Nathan A. Davis 38 of 888 E Minnesota St was arrested Tuesday night after returning from Florida and charged with embezzlement. Detectives Gaughan and Owens filed the warrant at the instance of Hughes Curry Packing Co president Charles S Hughes alleging a shortage of 2992.72 dollars in Davis accounts. A few weeks earlier Roy Morgan a salesman was charged with a shortage of 6267.75 dollars.

Nathan A. Davis Minnesota St Florida Gaughan Owens Charles S. Hughes Hughes-Curry Packing Company Anderson Ind Davis Roy Morgan Lesman

Willard Park Kitten Ball Team Aims For City Title

The Willard Park kitten ball team drives toward the city championship with a tough lineup and the Indianapolis Times offering rewards to all players on the lucky squad. Listed players include James Slinger Paul Healy Francis Marley Ralph Neel and others across three rows with addresses on State Ave Ohio St Maryland St and more.

Willard Park Playground Indianapolis Times James Slinger Ohio St Paul Healy Maryland St Francis Marley N. State Ave Ralph Neel S. Keystone Ave

Noblesville Opens New Municipal Beach on White River

Noblesville Indiana residents prayed for hot weather as the city opened a new municipal bathing beach along the White River. Located within three blocks of the business district, the beach began operating Tuesday night to serve residents during summer heat.

United Press Noblesville Ind White River

Police Help Sought Over Rock Tossers At Movie House

Fred Donas, owner of a motion picture theatre at 2702 West Tenth Street, asked police to guard patrons from rock throwing youths. He said groups gather outside to harass couples and hurl rocks at people entering and leaving the cinema, with an elderly woman struck on the head Tuesday night.

Fred Donas Tenth St Donas

Knife Wounds Prove Fatal

Alonzo J. Powell aged 65 of 2524 Bellefontaine Street died at city hospital from knife wounds in a personal crisis following his wife’s death. Lois Pierson of Tippecanoe City reported Powell slashed his throat with a knife, then cut himself again. Powell had been in ill health and despondent since his wife’s death a year earlier. Surviving are three daughters Lois Pierson and Aline and Maude Powell and a son Lester.

Alonzo J. Powell Bellefontaine St City Hospital Ragor Klaiber Lois Pierson Tippecanoe City Panio Powell Aline Maude Powell Lester

Tradition Is Upheld Engineer Refuses Throttle Break

WABASH Ind July 29 After Anson a Big Four engineer lived up to the traditions of his job He remained at the throttle until his train reached Marion despite serious illness He was given medical attention there and brought home to Wabash

United Press Wabash Ind Anson Big Four Marion

State Tax Board aims to cut $100 million valuation loss

The State tax board, via equalization of county valuations, seeks to reduce a $100 million statewide loss this year by about half. Marion and Delaware counties have yet to appear before the board.

State Tax Board Marion Delaware

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