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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
6
The United Typothetae of America's printing school now at Technical High School in Indianapolis may survey options at a June 12 meeting. A. M. Glossbrenner said executives will attend the school’s commencement and urged expansion space as the association may relocate if better quarters are not found.
London reports a newly invented aerial torpedo designed to chase and destroy pilotless aircraft through wireless control. The device aims to counter the threat posed by unmanned planes.
The longest passenger airline route runs 1500 miles from Perth to Derby in Australia. Weekly trips operate with stops at six cities along the sequence.
Park board members display photographs to prove the Cusack Company built new billboards behind old ones at Thirty-Eighth Street and College Avenue. Attorney Newton J. Maguire notes letters ON on a Champion Spark Plug ad suggest a new board was placed to perpetuate downtown billboards, violating a 500 foot rule from parks and boulevards.
A Washington robin became ensnared by a long red string while gathering nest material. Its foot got caught and it hung head downward until the fire department free it. No further injuries reported.
Indianapolis park board moves to bar the Thomas Cusack Company from signs on city property and to refuse renewal for new signs. Board member Emsley W. Johnson leads, seeking removal near parks and boulevards and to invalidate an injunction blocking previous removals.
It notes a long evolution from dull colors to brighter hues in men's fashion dating back to royal and Puritan clashes. The piece laments restrictively dark palettes and observes a shift as men increasingly embrace greens pinks and oranges in hats bands ties shirts and hosiery.
Hats and ties draw attention as shops report a riot of color in fall wear. Men aged eight to eighty wear bright decorations, with loud diagonals and flaming reds falling from fashion. White collars decline while bold colored collars gain favor, as clerks note delayed buyers.
Berlin July 6 hotel rates in Berlin jumped with rooms ranging from 5 to 25 dollars daily. Luncheons are advertised around 1.50 dollars, signaling rising living costs for travelers and residents.
In Phillipsburg Maine on June 5 a 75 year old memorial notes H Rogers spelling his game on a grassy hillside with wood ashes. The name remains visible and only twice since has ashes covered the letters.
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