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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
8
Mrs J P Morgan wife of the international banker is gravely ill with sleeping sickness in a serious form. Official bulletin from J P Morgan & Co after five specialists consulted. Morgan returned from a yacht cruise to be with his wife at Matinecock Long Island. She is 50 years old and doctors warn recovery remains doubtful.
Rain early today brought Indianapolis total precipitation to .57 inch in the last 24 hours and 3.30 for the week. The forecast calls for generally fair weather today and Friday as drought is said to be broken for now.
United Press dispatch from Tangier reports 106 Spanish casualties after heavy fighting at Benkarrich where Spaniards repulsed Rif forces. Earlier messages said Rif fighters aimed to disrupt cooperation between Spain and France in Morocco.
Raymond C. Sipes was released on a writ of habeas corpus by Judge Sidney S Miller of Superior Court Three after being arrested in a poolroom on EB Market Street. Sipes told detectives he was not employed, and the judge ruled that more evidence of guilt than lack of callouses on a hand is needed to warrant an arrest.
Wholesale firms linked to the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce trade division commit to 1925 Buyers’ Week set for August 31 to September 3. Ferd L. Hollweg chairs the buyers’ week subcommittee. about 1,200 out of state retailers are expected to attend.
Mrs Harry Ashcroft describes severe weakness and back pain preventing housework. After reading about Lydia E Pinkham medicines she used Vegetable Compound for about a dozen bottles then Blood Medicine for poor blood. She also used Sanative Wash and recommends sharing this letter with others. Covington Kentucky household advertisement.
Joseph A. McGowan secretary of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company told graduates that young women entering business should follow current events and vote in every election to ensure proper candidates for public offices. The Rt. Rev. H Gavish presented thirty four diplomas Wednesday night.
Earl L. Ferguson of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce will travel to St. Paul Minnesota Saturday to attend Kiwanis International's convention and push to land the 1926 gathering for Indianapolis. He will be joined by Harry.
Indianapolis attorneys Eph Inman and Prosecutor Remy spoke at a Kiwanis Club banquet in Noblesville Indiana after attending the Stephenson bail hearing. Inman outlined running a country newspaper and Remy described managing an ice plant. Alfred Cowan spoke on becoming a successful bootlegger.
E Yockey president and Mervin Hammel secretary of Kiwanis travel with other Kiwanians to St Paul aboard a special pullman car.
More than 100 Indianapolis real estate board members plan to attend the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention June 26 and 27 in Detroit Michigan. Official delegates named include E. K. McKinney Thomas R. Jones Dan LeGrove R. H. Shelhorn James J. Schmid Alonzo Van Trees and J Ray Moore. James G. Argus named alternate delegate at large.
Indianapolis Traffic Club members dine at Severin tonight to hear T. T. Webster of G. H. Mead Paper Company Dayton Ohio. Webster is first vice president of the Associated Traffic Clubs of America.
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