County Bankers Shoot Opens With Rush County Lead
In the Indiana Bankers Association event at Ft Benjamin Harrison rifle range Finney of Rush County leads after two events. About 250 vigilantes and local shooters from sixty two counties participate. Sheriff Harry McAuley and Deputy Basham attend from Delaware County. Ideal weather aids proceedings and post authorities provide shelter and crowd control.
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Finney
Rush County
Indiana Bankers Association
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Anties
Col
Freeman
Capt
Thornton
Joseph Ryland
Bank Protective Organization
Delaware County
Harry McAuley
E. E B. Basham
Muncie
Forba McDaniel
Bankers Association
Ee Paints
Marion County
Indiana Bankers. Association
Konjola touted as cure for rheumatism in Indianapolis ad
Local resident Floyd Woodall credits Konjola with ending seven years of rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles and explains how three bottles relieved swelling and pain. He urges others to try the medicine as vendors promote it at Hook's drug store in Indianapolis.
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Floyd Woodah
Indianapolis
Original
Pennsylvania
Market Sts
Indianaplois
Mr. Woodall
Sonce
Konjola
Hook's
Mar_Sts
Local Archery Contest Ties Crown with High Scores
Entrants tied for second place with 49 of 50 bullseyes, sharing the position with M. D. Snyder of Noble County. I. Laird and H. M. Turpin of Henry County tied for third with 48.
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M. D. Snyder
Noble County
I. Laird
H. M. Turpin
Henry County
Days of Olive Street Bridge to Be Replaced
The tumble-down Olive Street bridge at Olive Street and Pleasant Run Boulevard is numbered for action. The city street department promises to seek removal or repair while residents note signage errors on Nelson Avenue and request correct naming.
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Olive St
Pleasant Run Blvd
MR. Fixit
Olive St. Bridge
Shelby St. J. M. H
Street Department
NERVE OF GROCER THWARTS BANDITS
A south side grocer E H Shirley foiled two bandits by ducking under the counter in a morning hold up at Shelbyville Pike and Carson Ave. About $100 was taken before the robbers fled in a parked car. Deputy sheriffs Reagan and Brown could not identify the car. Also reported: a home invasion by a burglar who was wrestled by George Gornstein. $28 missing. Additional thefts include a purse retrieved via a fishing pole and a watch bought for $10 then stolen with two meals. Reports of beach thefts and a safe-basket burglary followed, plus a dog treatment using ultraviolet light found at end of piece.
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South Side
E. H. Shirley
Shelbyville Pike
Carson Ave
Reagan
Brown
Shirley
George Gornstein
N. Gray St
Gornstein
Joseph Mayer
College Ave
Gilbert Hoke
W. St. Clair St
Cal
Illinois St
C. E
Stolen and Recovered Automobiles and Licensing Totals
Stolen auto owners listed include Caseber at 604 S Holt Ave Ford from Senate Ave and Market St Carl Leidke 1309 N Pennsylvania St Ford 650 070 from 200 N Alabama St Abe Greenspan 238 Alabama St Nash 14 687 from 400 Kentucky Ave E GC Brennan 16 W Raymond St Chalmers 575 801 from 16 W Raymond St J Shonkwiler 5127 E North St Willys Knight 510 809 from garage at that address Martin Larner 1001 N Delaware St Ford 23 697 from Delaware and Tenth Sts Autos reported found belong to Jennie Geisking 350 S Belmont Ave Ford found at Southeastern Ave and Earhart St Henry Sxaggs 1730 Thadeus St Ford found at Washington and Delaware Sts Over 6 000 000 hunting and fishing licenses were issued in 1924 25 totaling more than 6 400 000 to state treasuries across the U S including Alaska.
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A. Caseber
S. Holt Ave
Ford
Senate Ave
Market St
Carl Leidke
Pennsylvania St
Alabama St
E. GC. Brennan
W. Raymond St
Chalmers
J. Shonkwiler
E. North St
Willys Knight
Martin Larner
N. Delaware St
Delaware
Tenth Sts
Jennie Geisking
Belmont Ave
Southeastern Ave
Earhart St
Henry Sxaggs
Thadeus 8&T
Washington and
Reinhold Kluger
E. Morris St
Market
Alabama
United States
Alaska
Counterfeiters plead guilty in federal court
Five men and one woman charged with operating a counterfeiting plant at Universal pleaded guilty before Judge Baltzell in Terre Haute Ind at a special Federal Court session. Sentences set for Thursday. Defendants named include Fete Davitto and wife Gladys Locio, Roy Dempsey Calm Morgan Claude Phillips and Joe Valocio.
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Ugtted
Terre Haute
Ind
Universal
Baltzell
Fete Davitto
Gladys
Joe Valocio
Roy Dempsey
Calm Morgan
Claude Phillips
Custody Sought for Bandit Suspect in Chicago Case
Detective William Rugenstein travels to Chicago to pursue custody of Hilton Crouch alias Pizzy Wizzy on banditry charges. Worley and Remy coordinate extradition as Crouch, tied to a payroll robbery at Duesenberg Auto, faces investigation for Haag murder linked to the Green Mill hold up.
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SFEK
Chicago
William Rugenstein
Hilton
Pizzy Wizzy
Worley
William H. Remy
Crouch
Remy
Rugenstein
Duesenberg Auto Company
Washington St
White River Bridge
Wilkinson Haag
Green Mill
Crouch Gang Captured After Chicago Bank Hold Up
Police nabbed Crouch and two companions Steve Hagan and Arthur Bull after a gun battle. $1600 found on Crouch. They tied to the Rueter Bros Iron Works robbery and an April 17 Duesenberg auto theft. Crouch used alias Jack Haynes before identification.
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Crouch
Steve Hagan
Arthur Bull
Chicago
Rueter Bros. Iron Works
Duesenberg
Jack Haynes
City plan panel backs street change to Capitol and Meridian
The city plan commission will recommend to the park board that Capitol Ave. and Meridian St. be redesignated from boulevards to streets. Currently Meridian St. runs from Fall Creek to Thirty-Eighth St. and Capitol Ave. from Sixteenth St. to Thirty-Fourth St. as boulevards.
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Capitol Ave
Meridian St
City Plan Commission
Park Board
Commission
Fall Creek
Thirty-Eighth St
Sixteenth St
Thirty-Fourth St
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