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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1925

Page

8

Hotel work to continue after plan commission approval

Builders of the 3 million Marott Spink Hotel Meridian Street and Fall Creek Boulevard resume construction after city plan commission approval at a public hearing. The halt was due to technical violations on height and boulevard proximity. The commission order allows installation of storerooms with access only from the hotel and requires the surrounding lawns to remain open yards. Two property owners objected to the plans.

Meridian St Fall Creek Blvd Convision

Speeders rounded up as eight motorists face charges

Eight motorists were arrested for speeding at the city jail Tuesday night. Two also face additional charges. Names and addresses listed include Robert Huffman 17 821 S Randolph St and Henry Kley 27 432 E St Clair St among others. Harry Oder 29 Edinburg Ind is charged with speeding and driving while intoxicated.

City Prison Robert Huffman S. Randolph St Henry Kley E. St. Clair St Brooks Euclid Spencer Page Paris Ave Charles Badgley Lebanon Ind James C. Qualters Thorntown Arthur Queisser Elkhart Harry Oder Edinburg

Auto driver escapes after collision at Kentucky and Senate

Police seek the intoxicated driver who fled Tuesday night after a crash at Kentucky and Senate Ave. He faces charges of driving while intoxicated and failure to stop after an accident. Clarence Sleet reported the incident, saying the driver fled after not paying the taxi hand.

Kentucky Senate Ave Clarence Sleet Seventeenth St

Yeggs Crack Safe At Standard Oil Office Heist

Yeggs blasted the Standard Oil office safe in Bicknell Indiana and escaped with 121 dollars. Residents heard the blast and mistook it for railroad car movement. Police investigation underway.

Yeggs Times Special Bicknell Ind Standard Oil

Double Murder and Suicide Shocks Indianapolis Family

Coroner prepares Thursday inquest into a triple shooting at 326 E McCarty St in which William J Carpenter 62 shot his wife Adelaine 55 and stepdaughter Grace McDonough 34 then killed himself. Children Helen 10 and Mark 8 survived to recount the tragedy while relatives across states were notified.

Helen McDonough Mark E. McCarty St Paul F. Robinson William J. Carpenter McCarty Carpenter Helen Carpenters Lillian Butler Detroit Mich

Son John Works on Vacation at Plymouth Home

John Coolidge son of the President spent the vacation day in Plymouth Vermont, shingling the home of his grandfather John C. Coolidge and helping Ed Tole, the village mason, build a new chimney in Swampscott Massachusetts during the summer break.

United Preas Plymouth

Collins Hears Appeal On DUI Sentences

James Ahern of 133 W Twentieth St was fined ten dollars and costs and sentenced to ten days in jail after an appeal from city court where he got a similar fine and twenty days. George Davis of 937 N Meridian St was discharged on DUI and drunkenness charges. George Sims and Earl Coghill were discharged on operating a blind tiger. all appealed from city court.

James Ahern Twentieth St James A. Collins Ahern George Davis Meridian St George Sims New Jersey St Earl Coghill East St

Man and Boy Missing Spark Police Appeal

A 35 year old man Thomas Higney of 628 Lexington Ave and an 8 year old boy Ralph Strange of 1005 S Noble St were reported missing to police. Higney was last seen Sunday night in the 500 block on California St and the boy is described as blue eyed with light hair and a fair complexion.

Thomas Higney Lexington Ave California St Ralph Strange S. Noble St

Auto salesman disillusioned by Indiana farm scam

H. P. Lambert of Summitt New Jersey, in Indianapolis, was duped by a man named Frank OBrien who promised him a farm share for driving him to Sultana Indiana. They picked up a 17 year old boy, left Lambert, and disappeared with Lambert discovering women’s clothes in OBrien’s possession before reporting to police.

H. P. Lambert Summitt, N. J Indianapolis Indiana Frank O’brien Summitt Sultana Ind Lambert O’brien Frank

Spark from Engine Triggers$50,000 Suit in Syracuse

The Northwestern Wrecking Company of Syracuse and Hartford Fire Insurance Company sue the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 50,485 dollars over a warehouse fire blamed on a spark from a passing locomotive. Damaged property from the blaze prompted the action.

Syracuse Ind Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Northwestern Wrecking Company Hartford Fire Insurance Company

Dr William C Farabee Dies at 60 Noted Anthropologist

Dr William Curtis Farabee, 60, renowned anthropologist, died in a Washington hospital. Three years earlier he contracted a mysterious illness while leading a South American expedition and endured extensive treatment including over thirty-five blood transfusions in a bid to survive.

United Press Washington William Curtis Farabee Farabee South America

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Plan Commission U. K Grace McDonough E. Carty St Mrs. Mewborn Mre. Carpenter June Guthrie Jasonville Chester Buffington Marion, Ind Thomas Buffington Smith's Row John Collins Ary-Elizabeth Mary-Elizabeth Lambert Pharmacal Company Saint Louis O'Brien ASK SPARK Railroad W. C. Farabee FAUR Washington Street Princess Batiste Palm Beach Heaoy Gennine Tropical
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