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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1923

Page

9

Monroe Motors Leases Part of Premier Plant

Monroe Motors Inc formerly Monroe Automobile Co has leased a large part of the Premier Motor Corp plant at Olney Street and the Belt railroad and plans to develop and manufacture new models. The company authorized 50000 shares of no par value stock issued 20000 with remainder for future disposition. Experimental work on new models is under way. Officers are F L Barrows president Charles O Warfel secretary Berkey Orr treasurer E B Brown superintendent and G C Patrick engineer. No announcement on use of Monroe property at Eleventh and Fulton Streets.

Monroe Motors, Inc Monroe Automobile Company Premier Motor Corporation Olney St Belt Railroad Monroe Concern F. L Barrows Charles O. Warfel Berkey Orr E. B. Brown G. C. Patrick Monroe Eleventh and Fulton Sts

Explosion Telescopes Crew Missing From Power Yacht Off Saybrook

A high powered speed boat exploded and burned off Saybrook twenty miles from New London. The crew of the sunken yacht is unaccounted for as witnesses aboard the Shadow reported the blast after observing the craft cruising the Sound. Dr. J. C. Ayer arrived in New London and told police the launch was enveloped in flames before the explosion.

Saybrook United Press NEW London Conn J. C. Ayer

KIDDIES PARADE IN MASKS WITH SHEETS IN RUSHVILLE

Six Young America hopefuls led a small parade through Rushville uptown on June 22 using linen sheets as costumes and Velocipedes as mounts. A color bearer asked onlookers to remove hats, groups complied, and several pillow cases were slitted to guide the march. No casualties reported.

Timea Rushville Ind

Auto stunt saves five in Greencastle crash

An imitation movie stunt reportedly saved five lives when a car driven by Mrs Atta Dehlenberg left the road after a passing car caused steering trouble. It toppled a barbed wire fence and landed in a 20 foot ditch but no one was seriously hurt. The incident occurred near Greencastle last Sunday afternoon.

Atta Dahlenberg Leona Smith Mary Wheatley Indianapolis Joseph Hurst S. Varvel Greencastle Dehlenberg

Messenger Boy Escapes Injury After Bicycle Hit

Donald Sebree a 19 year old messenger boy from 19 N Oriental Street escaped injury today when he was thrown clear of his bicycle after a collision with an automobile driven by William Bruce of 843 N Capito Avenue. The bicycle was demolished.

Donald Sebree N. Oriental St William Bruce N. Capito Ave

Governor seeks civic aid to ease wheat labor shortage statewide

Survey of county employment under G I Christie of Purdue at Governor McCray's direction reports a labor shortage in wheat fields this season. Officials plan to enlist civic organizations to secure enough workers.

G. I. Christie Purdue McCray

Driver narrowly escapes as cars wreck his truck

Frankfort Indiana June 22 Hurley Hagerdy a truck driver barely escaped injury when a cut of cars backing down on his vehicle wrecked it He saw the danger in time and leaped from the cab before impact

Times Frankfort Ind Hurley Hagerdy Lake Erie Hagerdy

Overworked Mothers Find Relief with Vegetable Compound

Housewives described as overburdened by chores and child care report relief from backache headaches and nervous strain after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad cites letters of recommendation dating back nearly fifty years and promotes the traditional root and herb remedy as restoring health and strength.

Lydia E. Pinkham

License Clerk Sighs Over Couples In Marriage Office

Deputy county clerk Miss Margaret Mahoney with 9 years in office oversees 4000 to 5000 licenses yearly for ages 14 to 83 at a fee of 2.50. She recalls record years 1920 5654 licenses and notes June and October peak months while January February dip.

Margaret F. Mahoney Ashland Ave Miss Mahoney West Baden Ida Belle Franc Irene Lindsey Broadway Carl O. Duenway

Ford sends 75170 dollar ground purchase for plant

Henry Ford sent a check for 75170.58 to the Greater St. Paul committee for the purchase of more ground for his plant there. The item appears in a broader list of international and national notices from the era.

Henry Ford Greater

Man Found Sleeping On Elevated Tracks After Heat

Police were called to 931 Bates St after a man lay near railroad tracks 100 yards from Bates. Clarence Redwine of the YMCA reported seeing Nicolian Bates, who said he left his hot room on 81 Georgia St due to heat and slept atop the elevated tracks. Bates denied injury.

Bates St Wilkerson Clarence Redwine Brightwood Bates 81 Nocolian Bates Georgia St Bates

Mrs Fox Accuses Accidental Gunshot Killing Husband

Police in FT Wayne Indiana believe the account of Mrs Fred Fox who said she fired a revolver her husband laid on the bureau by accident the shot piercing his heart at their home Thursday authorities indicated.

Times Special Wayne Ind Fred Fox

British Liquor to Be Smashed in First Test Case

The Cunarder Berengaria, docked at noon, carries liquor under official British seals. U S customs will break seals, seize the liquor, and issue a receipt as Washington plans to test the vessel’s right to bring liquor into American waters. The move is a formal challenge to Prohibition enforcement.

United Press New York Washington

Driver Held After Pursuit Collision Arrest

Cless Ferguson aged 28 of 437 Blake Street was arrested on charges of failing to stop after an accident drunkenness and operating a motor vehicle while under the influence after a pursuit that began when his car struck Ora Barnes on Agnes and Michigan Streets Thursday night. Barnes phoned police as Allen Davis and Walt Gelsen attempted to stop Ferguson at Indiana Avenue and Fall Creek. Ferguson was later arrested at Washington and West Street.

Cless Ferguson Blake St Ferguson Ora Barnes Michigan Agnes Michigan Sts Barnes Allen Davis Walt Gelsen Danner Ashland Ave Indiana Ave Fall Creek Washington and West Sta

City police raise reward for prowler who killed motor officer

COPS ADD TO REWARD Policemen increased the reward to 318.50 for the capture of the colored prowler who fatally shot Motor policeman Jesse Louden at Central Ave. and Sixteenth St. Capt White said about four fifths of the force remain to be seen and at least 500 is expected. Deputy City Clerk John Ambuh contributed 5.

Jesse Louden Central Ave Sixteenth St White John Ambuh

Car Crash Injures Driver Near Addison and Washington

Oren Hays of 1329 Oliver Ave was cut and bruised after his car near Addison Ave and Washington St was struck by Floyd Schuwerk of 1502 E Tenth St who was turning north on Addison. Both vehicles were badly damaged and no arrests were reported.

Oren Hays Oliver Ave Addison Ave Washington St Floyd Schuwerk Tenth St Addison St

Accident Victim Dies In Indiana Car Crash

Orion Baumgartner aged 41, an agent for a refining company, died at Wells County Hospital from injuries after his car wrecked north of Monroe Indiana. His companion Melvin Abbott was seriously injured and admitted to a Decatur hospital.

Times Bluffton Ind Orion Baumgartner Wells County Hospital Monroe Melvin Abbott Decatur

Fees Ordered Paid In Indiana National Life Case

Superior Judge Sidney S. Miller ordered fees paid to Fred A. Sims receiver for Indiana National Life Insurance Co and Solon J. Carter the receiver's attorney after a prolonged hearing. Assets were recently sold to Inter-Southern Life Insurance Co for 380000.

Indiana National Life Fred A. Sims Indiana National Life Insurance Company Solon J. Carter Sidney S. Miller Inter-Southern Life Insurance Company

Jury to Decide Fate of Two Women in Chicago Trial

The case of Mrs. Anna McGinnis and her sister Myna Pioch, accused of killing McGinnis' husband, nears jury deliberations. Defense says the drunk husband died while strangling his sister-in-law. the State argues McGinnis murdered after learning of his wife's infidelity. Assistant SA Aitenhouse urged jurors to reject the idea women can kill husbands and face no consequences.

United Press Chicago Anna McGinnis Myna Pioch William A. Aitenhouse

Drowning Death Probe in Fall Creek Inquest

In an inquest into the drowning of Jesse Schowmeyer also known as Jackson a 14 year old boy the coroner heard that he fought with two youths and cast a hat from one of them into Fall creek the boy then pushed him into the water. The body was recovered by Joe Johnson.

Jesse Schowmeyer Jackson Brooks St Fall Creek Jesse Willie Austen Mansfield Darnell St Paul F. Robinson Jackson Boy Joe Johnson

Bicycle stolen from residence in town

Robert Cook of 905 N New Jersey St reported a bicycle valued at 20 dollars was stolen today. Police are investigating the theft.

Robert Cook New Jersey St

Overseas Graves Endowment Fund Reaches 111 Thousand

The overseas graves endowment fund organized by the American Legion to honor soldiers buried overseas has reached 110 999 99. Reports from Robert H. Tyndall show daily increases due to campaigns across states and nations. Fourteen Legion departments, including six abroad, have met their quotas with Mississippi the first southern state to oversubscribe. Pennsylvania leads contributions with major states including Ohio New York Illinois Massachusetts Iowa Wisconsin Indiana Minnesota and California following.

Overseas Graves Endowment Fund American Legion Robert H. Tyndall Legion Mississippi Pennsylvania Ohio New York Minois Massachusetts Iowa Wisconsin Indiana Minnesota California The Indianapolis

Juvenile Court Mourns Mascot Sarah the Roach

The juvenile court mourns the dead court mascot, a two inch cockroach named Sarah praised by Bailiff Fahey. Authorities report Sarah died after a chunk of plaster fell in the dusty corridors. The court notes many descendants remain and continues without the mascot.

Sarah Fahey Elizabeth Somerville

Farmer David Sills Dies After Argument Over Cream Separator

In Shelbyville Indiana on June 22 David Sills a 55 year old farmer died of heart trouble following a heated argument with Albert Wells over the sale of a cream separator.

Timea Shelbyville Ind Albert Wells David Sills Farmer

Republicans Rally for New Party Chief at Severin

A reception for Clyde A. Wald of La Grange new Republican chairman will be held at the Severin July 19 G O P headquarters announced. The rally will feature leaders from party factions with a reception in the assembly room from 10 to 11 am followed by talks and a buffet luncheon.

Clyde A. Wald Lagrange Severin

Burglary Report Sees Theft Of Watch And Ring

Clifford Williams reports a thief entered his apartment at 136 East New York Street and stole a silver watch and a Masonic diamond ring valued at 120 dollars. A burglar tried to enter Mrs. M K Alexander's home at 6390 Carrollton Avenue but fled when frightened away.

Clifford Williams Apt. No. 1 New York St M. K. Alexander Carrollton Ave

Etna lava flows slow as Monte Vento danger grows

Catania reports Etna eruptions decelerating with lava moves under six yards per hour. The hamlet Monte Vento faces possible engulfment while Mussolini visits and refugees from buried towns show cautious calm. The note also mentions 1920 beef imports by France Italy and Belgium.

United Press Catania Etna Monte Vento Mussolini

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