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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
4
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Fred Richardson, 53, was injured today and taken to the city hospital after being struck at Senate Avenue and New York Street by a motorcycle driven by Sandy Waugh, 25, of 1002 South Harlan Street. Waugh was charged with speeding.
Proponents and opponents of a 465000 bond for a municipal Coliseum at Washington Davidson Pine Market Streets prepare before the State tax board. Dick Miller leads a business faction pushing Short Ridge High School site, while Charles E Hartman pledges to oppose. Total Coliseum cost estimated at about 2500000.
Glenn Groves, 14, is hospitalized with a bullet wound in the hip after a shooting at a gas garage used in a theft attempt. Police seek the shooter and a suspect, Leon Boswell, while two other youths, Hugh Ficklin and the Groves party member, earlier fled the scene.
Police and firemen were busy selling tickets today for a field day event set for July 4 at the State fairgrounds instead of Broad Ripple Park. The fundraiser supports the international police chief convention, with a picnic and fireworks to end the day.
A window was removed Wednesday night at the Larry Coble tailor shop at 1220 N Illinois St. seven suits valued at 200 dollars were taken. Separate losses include a wallet worth 200 dollars reported by H D Carpenter of Philadelphia and a watch and money totaling 68 dollars taken from Mrs. Moselle Mareilliat at 1321 Eugene St. Jewelry valued at 101 dollars was stolen from Mrs. Alberta Childs in the basement at 3360 N Meridian 8th St.
Deputy Coroner W A Coeppers investigated the death of 62 year old Granville Moeller found in his bed at 640% E Washington Street. The body was removed to the city morgue for examination.
Mrs. John D. Sherman, president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, urges standardized dress for women and schools to curb fashion churn. She opposes sleeveless gowns for women over 20, says fewer fashion changes would lower costs and heartaches at graduation.
Dennis Sullivan 3 of 1460 Bates St suffered head injuries after an auto strike while playing near home Wednesday. Driver B A Tucker 26 of 354 N Holmes Ave was arrested. Jewel Law 15 of 409 Spring St was bruised after a bicycle collision at Fulton and Michigan Sts. Dan Smith 625 Arch St held on assault and battery charges related to the same event.
The foreign colony in Shanghai remained hopeful about the crisis outcome as martial law strict enforcement continued. Volunteer foreign defenders and Americans in the city faced unrest with diminished activity amid ongoing security measures.
City health officer Dr. Herman G. Morgan lauds swimming as a healthful exercise for every muscle, but warns beginners to start short distances and avoid overexertion. He cautions those with heart conditions to skip long swims, notes dangers at White River and Eagle Creek, and says supervised recreation pools and trained instructors are on duty to aid swimmers.
Chicago June 4 Miss Estelle Gehling a nurse and key state witness in the William D Shepherd murder case has disappeared prompting State's Attorney Robert E Crowe to press for action against witness tampering He warned he will jail those involved Another star witness Robert White has been missing three weeks after fleeing Philadelphia fearing violence.
Mrs. Helen Evans, 24, of 2870 North Dearborn Street, was taken to the city hospital in serious condition after she attempted suicide with poison. She told officers she and her husband George quarreled before he left for work.
Anna Cunningham of Gary Indiana known as the poison widow was indicted by the Lake County grand jury on charges of killing three of her children with poison. Authorities say she confessed to murders and that she also killed her husband and four other children.
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