Family visiting: house entered burglaries and stolen items
Reported burglaries include a cellar entry at Mrs Pier residence with jewelry valued at 134 dollars and a break in at Monte Huff Drug Store with seven dollars in pennies taken. Other incidents involve purse theft at Kresge Store, battery parts, a diamond ring, and clothing with small cash losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riare Ey
Ric
Pier
Monte Huff Drug Store
Eagst St
John Baldwin
Suett St
Kresge
H. C. Carmichael
S. Neal St
Helen Coffey
N. Pembelvania St
Bank
M. D. Dodson
N. Senate Ave
Ee Baea
Harvey Pier
Otto
Canton girl’s death by cremation in Leipzig tragedy
The body of Helen Reichert of Canton Illinois, a medical student at Leipzig, was cremated. She drowned herself in February after an unhappy love affair with an aged teacher. her body was found last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prena Lin
Helen Reichert
Canton
Leipzig
Miss Ritchert
Officer on Beat Patrolman Jones Assigned to Patrol District 33
Patrolman Jones, a colored officer, was appointed to the police force in September 1919 after years in the paint department making traffic signs and safety lines. In March he patrols district 33 bounded by Fall Creek, Sixteenth St, Pennsylvania St, and Northwestern Ave, focusing on the colored sections with an emphasis on efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Columbia Ave
Fall Creek
Sixteenth St
Pennsylvania St
Northwestern Ave
Unique operation saves physician notched in angina case
Washington March 13 Times Special reports Dr Charles H Franzoni survived a rare angina operation at a visiting doctors clinic. Surgeons watched his reaction as a key nerve was severed to relieve pain. He sleeps between brief awakenings and hopes to leave hospital mid next week cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles H. Franzoni
Franzoni
Senate Sets 3 P.M. Isle of Pines Treaty Vote
The vote on the Isle of Pines treaty with Cuba will occur at 3 p.m. today under a unanimous consent agreement reached by the Senate at 9:20 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Washington
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Senate
Liquor Trade Boom Drives Bootlegger Debate In Indiana
In Indianapolis, after Federal Prohibition began in 1920, courts logged 470 cases involving liquor violations through 1924. Prohibition agents say the violator class shifted from workers to businessmen, with estimates of bootleggers ranging from 1 000 to 2 500 in the city. District officials note about 100 000 dollars in liquor fines supported the school fund since 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winkler
William H. Remy
Claude M. Worley
Remy
James A. Collins
Indianapolis
Collins
Worley
King
Indiana
Anti- Saloon League
Shumaker
Chicago
Clintor
Widow of Late Banker Dies at Meridian Street Church
Mrs. Caroline Macy Malott widow of Volney T. Malott bank president died. She was a life member and longtime Sunday school teacher at Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal Church. The obituary notes her widowhood and long service to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian Street Methodist. Episcopal Church
Caroline Macy Malott
Volney T. Malott
Union to Fight Change at Cleveland Conference
West Virginia coal operators will be officially represented at the Cleveland conference March 17 to discuss abrogating the Jacksonville wage agreement in effect until March 21, 1927. The union will flatly reject any proposal to alter the wage pact, said William Cuyler who will preside at the meeting in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presse
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Coal Producers’ Conference
Cleveland
Jacksonville
Pittsburgh Coal Producers’ Association
William Cuyler
Mishap Causes Arrest In Roachdale Auto Incident
Algie Sanders aged 18 of Roachdale Indiana was arrested Thursday night on charges of transporting liquor and driving while intoxicated following an automobile accident at 1900 West Washington Street. Detectives Schrum and Kernodle found white mule in the car. Frank Sanders aged 42 in the same auto faces charges of operating a blind tiger and transporting liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algie Sanders
Roachdale
Ind
Schrum
Kernodle
W. Washington S&t
Frank Sanders
Stolen and Recovered Automobiles Reported by Police
Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to City Auto Parts Company 411 N Illinois St Ford licensed 1603 from a garage at that address Claude Worley 3630 E New York St Ford 551427 from Ohio and Alabama Sts Elba Castor 4402 Central Ave Ford no license from Market and Alabama Sts Automobiles reported found by police belong to Luke Sawyer 509 N Senate Ave Willys Knight found at Merrill St and Capitol Ave William C Earle 254 S Rural St Nash found by owner at Pershing and Norris Sts Leonard Moss 1621 Martindale Ave Ford found at Michigan and New Jersey sts EB S Aldridge RR Box 196 Ford found at Tenth St and Central Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Auto Parts Company
Illinois St
Ford
Claude Worley
New York St
Ohio
Alabama
Elba Castor
Central Ave
Market
Luke Sawyer
N. Senate Ave
Willys Knight
Merrill St
Capitol Ave
Wiliam C. Earle
S. Rural St
Nash
Pershing and
Norris
Leonard Moss
Martindale Ave
Michigan
New Jersey
EB. S. Aldridge
Tenth St
Snow and Cold Ahead Forecast by Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau predicts snow and sharply colder weather with below freezing temperatures tonight. The notice notes prevailing cold conditions and potential icy travel, attributed to the front moving through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freez
Weather Bureau
J. H. Armington Sa
State debates auto owner list bill costs and practicality
Officials question a new measure signed by the governor requiring the Secretary of State to prepare statewide lists of automobile owners for sheriff and police use. A $10,000 appropriation is provided. Healey estimates total costs at about $20,290, with work extending to composition and printing. Secretary Schortemeier will seek an attorney general opinion on funding and feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
George H. Healey
State
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Gilliam
Healey
Indianapolis
Child May Save Dad From Chair In Court Testimony
Madeline nine-year-old daughter testifies that she saw Camiel Andries’ wife with Peter Devos and that Devos gave money to buy a car. The defense suggests unwritten law. Andries pleads not guilty as the murder trial unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu_Times
South Send
Ind
Madeline
Camiel Andries
Peter Devos
Devos
Mrs. Andries
Assailants Sought After Taxi Driver Attack
Police investigate an incident involving Edward M. Hall a taxi driver of 2 N East St who was attacked with a blackjack after responding to a call from 1137 N Meridian St. A colored man whom Hall identified threatened to kill him and fled with another man after an exchange of blows at 437 Muskingum St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Edward M. Hall
N. East St
Meridian St
Muskingum St
Dublin raids fuel election excitement for nine seats
Police raided at dawn arresting 120 men in Dublin as excitement over parliamentary elections for nine Dail Eireann seats continued. The police bulletin said the raids carried no political significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buaire Preas
Ublin
Dail Eireann
Non
Manual Students Hit Bull's-Eye
Frank Schmedel and Gaylord Sweaney of Manual Training High School rifle team led the 5th Corps area match scoring with 774 and 766 respectively. Both captains in the ROTC, they reside in Indianapolis areas 4144 North Capitol and 1518 Naomi Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schmedel
N. Capitol Ave
Gaylord Sweaney
Naomi St
5Th Corps
Schmedel
Dull’s-eyes
Sweaney
Deaths Sudden for Mrs. Caroline Malott
Mrs. Caroline Macy Malott 84 died suddenly at 536 N Delaware St. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the home with Rev. Virgil E Rover in charge. Survived by six Indiana-based children including Macy W Malott and several daughters. She was a leader in Colonial Dames and held life membership at Meridian Street Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Macy Malott
Delaware St
Virgil E. Rover
Meridian Street Methodist Church
Malott
Volney Thomas Malott
Indiana National Bank
Cambridge City
Ind
David
Mary Ann Patterson Macy
Indianapolis
Macy W. Malott
Woodbury T. Morris
Edwin H. Ferry
Arthur V. Brown
Edgar H. Evans
Paul H. White
Indiana Society of Colonial Dames
Order of Descendants of Colonial Governors
Fortnightly Club
The
Contemporary Club
Propylaeum
Woodstock Club
Meridian St. Methodist Episcopal Church
Indianapolis School Board Plans for Additions and New Building
The Indianapolis school board will discuss spending about 371000 for additions to grade school buildings and one new building as part of a 257000 program to care for schools. Fred Bates Johnson says 2257000 would be ideal, but only about one seventh is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Fred Bates Johnson
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Sold For Weight Gain
A vintage advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets from New York offering 60 tablets for 60 cents. Claims include gaining five pounds in 80 days and a refund if unmet, with reports of a woman gaining 15 pounds in six weeks and benefits for children and the elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy Laboratories
New York
McCoy
Hook, Haag
Goldsmith Bros
McCoy's
Minister Praises Todd's Tonic for Ill Health Relief
Rev T R Prentis of Indianapolis says Todd's Tonic gives relief to those in ill health. He reports feeling spry again and endorses the wine flavored tonic sold widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Prentis
Indianapolis
Ind
Todd
Edgemont St
K. of P. and
Odd Fellows
Hawkins War on Bus Speeders in Indianapolis
Sheriff Omer Hawkins vows to monitor bus speeds on highways into Indianapolis after multiple incidents on Route 1 north of Audi. Debtors include Willard Johnston of Park Michigan Street fined $5, and Willam H. Stallings charged with excessive speed, case continued and bond posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Hawkins
Indianapolis
State Rd
Audi
Willard Johnston
Park Michigan St
Cos Justice of Peace Court
Oliver Bebinger
Broad Ripple
Willam H. Stallings
Ind
Haw
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