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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
7
Coal miners in Wales launched early morning strikes sieging several collieries in the Ammarford Valley. Eight groups of about four hundred men threatened and forced safety crews to withdraw as police failed to stop them. Prime Minister Baldwin prepared to quell the looming July 31 coal lookout.
The Indianapolis Military Band will give a municipal concert at 7:30 tonight in University Park. Conductor W. S. Mitchell leads. Miss Mary Case is soloist. Repertoire includes Gipsyland Spanish Fantasia Picking Peaches Faust selections and The Bat Overture among others.
Police report two recovered Ford vehicles tied to J. O. Coffer of Lena Indiana and Henry Kelch of 1915 North Illinois Street Indianapolis. One car was located at the intersection of Capitol Avenue and South Street, another at Keystone Avenue and Thirtieth Street.
A testimonial claims McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets restore strength in underweight individuals. The letter describes a nine year invalid girl gaining seven pounds after using the tablets, with a 60 cent price and urging readers to buy from reputable druggists and seek a money back guarantee after thirty days if unsatisfied.
Esther Elaine Wilson, infant of the Rev Morris Wilsons, has ten living grandparents aged 48 to 90, with two great great grandmothers. An ill wind and hail storm devastated E H Grahams near Washington crops on a 120 acre farm after a previous loan for equipment. Monroe County farmers prepare for hunting squirrels when the season opens Aug 1. County Clerk Charles Hinkle and assistants issue about fifty licenses in advance. Kenneth F Herring, son of Marcus Herring, made the first hole in one at Allen Country Club Lebanon with a 144 yard drive. IPTON park hosts nearly 1,000 relatives across ten family reunions led by Woods Suits with 116 attendees followed by Pyle with 107. Thirty three crop damage claims filed by farmers with State Bank of Hobbs after a local storm. bank carries insurance. Two heifers owned by Peter Helmrick of Magley were struck by Platt of Toscia. one had to be shot. Roy Morris of Greensburg pleads guilty to intoxication rather than assault and battery on his wife and pays 40 dollars. A Clinton city councilman loses his Dodge sedan to auto thief.
Stolen vehicle reports list several owners and addresses including Charles Newson 1231 Cottage Ave Earl. John M. Hook 1102 Sterling Ave Chevrolet 333-399 near Sixteenth and Olney. James Fogarty 1129 Trowbridge St Overland 476-608 near Capitol Ave and Ohio St. Joseph E. Kernel 5270 E Washington St Ford 24-308 at Capitol Ave and Market. William C. Brass 116 S Pennsylvania St Market and Delaware St. Carl J Parham 846 Fletcher Ave Nash 596,497 at same address.
Investigation opened into the drowning of 2 year old Doris Liffick daughter of John Liffick of Lawrence Indiana after she fell into a cesspool in the rear yard while playing with neighborhood children. Deputy sheriffs Kempf and Ragan led the inquiry.
The United States sues the Indianapolis based W A Longaker Company in Federal court seeking 19094.36 plus interest from March 9 1920. Albert Ward US District Attorney says the firm bought 23444.36 worth of drill tools from the United States shipping board and paid 4250 but did not cover the balance.
In Richmond Indiana a five year old boy fell into a cistern and floated on his back until his mother Mrs Norman Hill reached him and officials say he was rescued unharmed. The incident occurred near his home and prompted a swift response from bystanders.
In Seymour Indiana on July 30 the 2 year old Lee Ford died after a fire started by playing with matches. His mother rushed to beat out the flames and suffered severe burns attempting to save him.
Fred Hoke, vice-president of Holcomb and Hoke Manufacturing Company and press, declares that opportunity for success knocks constantly at the doors of young manhood today.
Hoke addressed the Bible Investigation Club at the YMCA on Wednesday night. He said success rests largely on intelligence and the application of fundamental business rules.
Jack, believed responsible today for the death of Clifford Carmody aged 30. Clifford was shot by police officer James McFarland last May and died in Carmody's arms after collapsing at the scene.
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