Drug Stores Looted In Mt Pens Burglary Spree
Police investigated several burglaries reported Wednesday night and today. The Ray Fisher drug store at 502 W Washington St was entered and a revolver and twenty four fountain pens valued at 110 dollars stolen. Bulbs from nearby electric signs were stolen. Carl Stancoff confectionery at 355 N Belmont Ave saw cigars candy and cigarettes valued at 30 dollars taken. Miss BE Lesche beauty parlor proprietor at 203 Marion Bldg reported a diamond ring valued at 50 dollars stolen. William H Coburn of 1308 Central Ave reported his home entered and a dress valued at 126 dollars taken.
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Ray Fisher Drug Store
Washington St
Fall Creek Blvd
Meridian St
Carl Stancoff Confectionery
Belmont Ave
BE. Lesche
Marion Bldg
William H. Coburn
Central Ave
Funeral Services Set for Eugene O Buehler
Funeral for Eugene O Buehler 21 son of Dr and Mrs Eugene Buehler 3515 Guilford Ave will be held at 2 30 p m Friday at the residence Burial in Crown Hill Cemetery He died Tuesday in a New Haven Conn hospital after an operation He had been ill ten days Parents were with him at death Surviving are the parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs Max Buehler
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Eugene O. Buehler
Eugene Buehler
Guilford Ave
Crown Hill Cemetery
Buehler
Yale University
Ew Haven
Conn
Technical High School
Wabash College
Max Buehler
Dayton Carter Arrested on Child Neglect Charges
Dayton Carter aged 33 of 14405 New Jersey Street is charged with child neglect and resisting arrest after police say he attempted to take his two year old son Richard from his separated wife Martha Carter at 206 Walcott Street. Officers say he resisted and was maced before being taken to the city hospital.
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Dayton Carter
New Jersey St
Walcott St
Martha Carter
Richard
Burial in Crown Hill for Mrs. Mary Van Sickle
Funeral services for 88 year old Mrs Mary Van Sickle will be held at 2 p m Friday in the Fred T Moore chapel burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery She came from Devonshire England to the United States at 17 and is survived by four daughters a grandson and other relatives
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van Sickle
Devonshire
England
America
Eggert
Ada van Sickle
Harry Kellermeier
Indianapolis
Mattiew Demott
Columbus
Ind
Karl van Sickle
Hampton suit alleges racial bias in township court
Circuit Judge Harry O. Chamberlin took under advisement a case by Herry Hampton colored constable who seeks to force Center township justice of the peace Isidor Wulfson to allow him to work in the court. Hampton claims Wulfson discriminated against him due to color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O. Chamberlin
Herry Hampton
Isidor Wulfson
Center Township
Hampton
Wulfson
Sumner Freed of All Charges in City Court
Police Captain Charles Buck Sumner was discharged in city court by Special Judge Solon Carter, clearing him of assault and battery and intoxication charges. Three affidavits were filed March 6 after an altercation at headquarters, with witnesses including ex-Inspector Walter White and Capt. Fred Drinkut. verdict hinged on contrasting accounts.
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Charles
Buck) Sumner
Solon Carter
Sumner
Walter White
Leonard Forsythe
Fred Drinkut
Forsythe
Carter
Drinkut
White
Herman F. Rikhoff
John Long
Long
Rikhoff
Sullivan Is Thankful For Red Cross Aid In Indianapolis
William Fortune, chairman of the Indianapolis chapter American Red Cross, received a letter from R. W. Akin treasurer Sullivan miners relief fund praising local citizen response. Robert E. Bondy of the American Red Cross staff in Washington D C was in conference with Fortune today on Red Cross matters.
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William Fortune
Indianapolis
American Redge Today
R. W. Akin
Sullivan Miners Relief Fund
Indiianapolis
Robert E. Bondy
American Red Cross Staff
Washington, D. C
Fortune Today
Fox Given Boost John L Lewis Urges Appointment of Terre Haute Man
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America urged Governor Jackson to reappoint Charles Fox of Terre Haute to the State industrial board. Miner groups express satisfaction with the Legislature’s work. Perkins and Easton are applicants to replace Fox whose term ends May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John IL. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Jackson
Charles Fox
Terre Haute
State Industrial Board
Lewis
Edgar A. Perkins
Indianapolis
Perry Easton
Sanborn
Fox
First ex service man donates cash bonus to Legion fund
Fred C. Alexander of Newtonville Massachusetts became the first ex service man to contribute his cash bonus to the American Legion National Endowment Fund for disabled veterans and orphans of the World War. He enclosed a check for 48 dollars stating he did not go overseas and his salary was paid in the army.
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American Legion
Fred Co. Alexander
Newtonville
Mass
National Legion
Alexander
State road urged from Lafayette to Greenfield via several towns
Noblesville and Greenfield Kiwanis Clubs push a new state road from Lafayette to Greenfield passing through Frankfort, Sheridan, Noblesville and Fortville. The aim is a more direct link from the National Road to Chicago.
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Deesville
Ind
Noblesville
Greenfield
Kiwanis
Lafayette
Frankfort
Sheridan
Fortville
National Rd
Chicago
Miner Dave Tremper Released After Murder Accessory Charge
Boonville Indiana reports Dave Tremper a miner was freed after being discharged on an accessory to murder charge in the case involving Wes ley Rogers a nonunion miner. Tom Julian and Bert Stanton remain serving sentences.
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Times
Boonville
Ind
Dave Tremper
Wesley Rogers
Tom Julian
Bert Stanton
Varnish Co President Reports Safe Breakin
Emil Ebner president of Indianapolis Varnish Company told police a big office safe was forced open Wednesday night and $50 in money and stamps were stolen.
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Emil Ebner
Indianapolis Varnish Company
Washington Blvd paving linked to Broad Ripple and Indianapolis
The board of works awarded the Washington Blvd paving from Fifty-Sixth St to Westfield Rd to the Indianapolis Asphalt Paving Company for 53 607.12 dollars. Work must be finished by July 1. Esplanade removal on Delaware St from Nineteenth to Twenty-Second Sts was approved as part of widening and straightening to create a main artery.
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Broad Ripple
Indianapolis
Washington Blvd
Fifty-Sixth St
Westfield Rd
Indianapolis Asphalt Paving Company
Board of Works
Delaware St
Twenty-Second Sts
Local official appoints Snyder to Indiana Boys' School board
Governor Jackson announces Albert B. Snyder of Indianapolis named trustee of the Indiana Boys' School at Plainfield to replace Extwin M. Carter of Rockville. Reappointment of Mrs. E. A. Gould of Peru to the Indiana School for Feeble Minded Youth board at Fort Wayne also announced. The article notes Couzens faces an internal revenue estimate for 1919 taxes to be issued by tomorrow to avert invalidation.
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Jackson
Albert B. Snyder
Indianapolis
Indiana Boys’ School
Plainfield
Extwin M. Carter
Rockville
E. A. Gould
Peru
Indiana School For
Ft. Wayne
Couzens
United Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Michigan
Bank Building Sale Deferred to March 17
Final action on the sale of the National City Bank Building to George J. Marott and A. B. Ayres of Fortville for 800000 will be taken March 17 after a shareholders meeting. Preferred stockholders of National City Realty will meet Saturday to approve or disapprove the bank directors action. The sale proposes 160000 cash and 640000 in preferred stock bearing 5 percent interest, down from 7 percent.
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National City Bank Bldg
George J. Marott
A. B. Ayres
Fortville
National City Realty Company
Marott
Six Drivers Arrested on Speeding Charges in City
Six motorists were arrested on Wednesday night for speeding. The list includes Charles Baker, 28, of Layman Ave and Twenty-First St. Harvey Tielking, 30, of 831 S State Ave. Charles Welch, 24, of 1418 Kelly St. Charles Burt, 40, of Cartersburg Ind. Howard Jackson, 24, of 1306 Fremont Ave. Henry Stevens, 48, of 646 N Pine St, who is charged with speeding, assault and battery and driving on the left side of the street.
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Charles Baker
Layman Ave
Twenty-First St
Harvey Tielking
S. State Ave
Charles Welch
Kelly St
Charles Burt
Cartersburg
Ind
Howard Jackson
Fremont Ave
Henry Stevens
Pine St
Indiana Egg and Poultry Association denounces New York embargo
The Indiana Egg and Poultry Association condemned embargoes on Indiana poultry at its Claypool convention. A resolution directed at New York urged lifting the embargo tied to the European fowl pest scare, after investigations showed no pest cases in Indiana. Gus Schloaser was re-elected president Frankfort. William Locks of Indianapolis became secretary treasurer. W. A. Viets of Vincennes named first vice president. William Berling of Bluffton named second vice president.
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New York State
Claypool
Iana
Gus Schloaser
Frankfort
William Locks
Indianapolis
W. A. Viets
Vincennes
Willliam Berling
Bluffton
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