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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1926
Page
5
In a terse exchange the court declines a garment dispute saying there is reasonable doubt whether the item was worn. The case is dismissed as Jean pleads to don the silk accessory. She returns the purse after the proceedings and the earnest seekers file out.
A Times column argues Pennsylvania follows a national pattern of vote buying and reform, noting rising prices in votes push politicians toward abolishing primaries. It contends bosses prefer conventions for cheaper, safer influence over nominations and highlights reform fever among pols and big bidders.
Local plea for Konjola claims dramatic relief from stomach bloating heart flutter and indigestion. Consumer Prudie Bond recounts chronic distress easing after regular use and endorses the remedy sold at Hook's store in Indianapolis.
Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to Elmer C. Eyster of Speedway City Pilot from the same address O Janett of 5 Garfield Court Ford 24-093 from the same address O F McHaffie of 4630 Rookwood Ave Ford 513-062 from Thirtieth St and Northwestern Ave B H Washburn of 2165 N Gale St Overland 636-309 from garage in rear of that address
Vehicles located by John Ford at 529 N Wallace St and at 209 N Liberty St. Arthur Weber’s Ford roadster found at East and Washington Sts. Samuel Washington’s Packard found at 1717 Alvord St. W E Morris of New Castle Indiana reports Buick found at Emerson and English Ave.
A vintage recipe lists one pint lemon juice one half glass orange juice three quarts water two ounces gelatine soaked overnight in half pint water then mixed with remaining water and brought to boil. After straining the fruit juice it is added with two cups sugar and frozen. Mrs. W. R. Sellers 15 Daniel St Tipton Indiana.
Uric acid solvent and superior liver medicine promotes relief from inflammatory and muscular rheumatism without stomach or heart distress. Claims to overcome gout and rheumatism with no mercury or narcotics. Haag Drug Co advertises at $1.75 or 3 for $5.00.
City council grants O Ray Albertson extra time to study an ordinance to end Barrett law interest prepayments by the county treasurer. Mayor Duvall faces possible veto or approval while councilwoman Raub hints Barrett law will be a campaign issue. Park board inquiry postponed as resignation shifts dynamics. zoning appeals board created to clamp down on plan commission. Other measures: higher toxic license fees, sign board removal, canal ownership probe, junk dealer license hike defeated.
Three bandits held up two messengers of the Union Easton Trust Company in St Louis and fled with $14,000. They escaped in a fast motor car almost before bystanders realized the robbery, creating a rapid getaway.
Mourners in Lebanon Indiana honor Henry Ross oldest member of the Masonic lodge. Ross died aged 84. Funeral services are set for tomorrow.
At the Central Opera House a wedding reception turned chaotic after a coat check dispute. Forty women swooned and twelve men were stabbed as fights spread through the venue until police arrived. The event followed Rosie Lamanna of Greenwich Village marrying Philip Lamanna, organized by Mike Albano.
Currants priced at 15 cents a pint and home grown green beans at 25 to 25 cents a pound lead this week’s market. Prices for eggs butter and other fruits vegetables are listed with wide availability and modest changes. The report notes a specially constructed camera measuring ocean wave length and height.
Washington June 22 Closed for the Summer was hung on the farm relief question by the House Agriculture Committee. The panel announced an end to formal business until Congress reconvenes next December deferring action on twenty-two farm relief bills.
E. T. Albertson of the Indiana Council of Religious Education sails for New York to join a party of 100 religious workers touring Europe. Lectures will cover social political industrial and religious conditions in London Paris Berlin Prague Vienna and Geneva. The trip ends September 15 and is arranged by Sherwood Eddy.
Mrs Estella B Prince of Browns town president of the State Probation Association will speak at the annual meeting Saturday in Juvenile Court. The advisory committee of the association will meet here Friday. Mrs Albion Fellows Bacon of Evansville is president of the latter group.
Miss Charlotte Dibble of Park River North Dakota describes severe pimples and itching on face and body that left her unable to sleep or wear clothes. After trying Cuticura Soap Ointment and three boxes of Ointment she reports full healing and praises Cuticura facial care products.
In Harlem, Jean Bodine, a hours girl, faced a charge about a bath tub scene at the 125th Street theater. She argued she wore a silk garment painted to resemble clothing and offered to wear it in court. The courtroom drew sociologists and onlookers as the judge presided.
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