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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1925

Page

7

Five-way Republican mayoral race gains momentum in city

Five candidates compete for the Republican nomination with Ralph Lemeke and John Duvall as early leaders. Wilmeth, Snider, Coffin, Frye and Cadle campaign under way or forming groups. Several other figures including Sullivan and Landers floated as possible candidates. party factions vie for influence and endorsements.

Duvall Lemcke Wilmeth Ralph A. Lemeke John Duvall Lemeke Delbert O. Wilmeth Lemeeke Shank- Armitage-Jewett Republican Party George W. Coffin Coffin George Snider Snider Florida Frye Frye Transfer Company Roosevelt Building Lst Howard Cadle Walter W Wise Adolph Emhardt

Home Complete Exposition Set For April Opening

Booths are installed at the fairgrounds for the fourth annual Home Complete Exposition sponsored by the Indianapolis Real Estate Board. J. Frank Cantwell announced at the Indianapolis Athletic Club dinner that Indiana's million-dollar home show will run April 6 to 11 with 146 exhibitors and 63 000 square feet of space. A budget built home is being erected and 37 lumber dealers are cooperating in exhibits.

M. J. Spencer Reginald Sullivan Sullivan Jackson K. Landers Fred Hoke Frank Wampler Wampler William E. Clauer Clauer Russel Ryan Ryan Ciauer Indianapolis Real Estate Board J. Frank Cantwell Indianapolis Athletic Club Indiana Cantwell A.S. Macleod Indianapolis Retail Lumbermen's Association

Last Minute Tax Rush at Indiana Internal Revenue Office

The third floor of the Federal Building sees thousands filing income tax forms this week. About 175 000 taxpayers are expected to list returns and pay the first installment before midnight Monday, or face penalties. The office will stay open until 9 p.m. today and Saturday and until midnight Monday except 5 to 7 p.m.

Internal Revenue Bureau Federal’ Bldg M. Bert Thurman Internal Revenue Indiana

Breakfast Burglars Break In After Lighting Gas

Four burglars broke into a London house, lit the gas, boiled a dozen eggs for breakfast, and then ransacked the home without waking the occupants.

London

Orphans Home to Be Dedicated

The county Colored Orphans Home at Twenty-Fifth Street and Keystone Ave. will be dedicated at 2 p.m. Sunday with county commissioners and superintendent Mrs. Emma DuValle in charge. A luncheon for the county council and commissioners is scheduled Saturday noon. Dr. S. A. Furniss will chair the services with prayer by Rev. Charles Lewis. Officials will read home statistics and directors will report on the institution's status.

County Colored Orphans Home Twenty-Fifth St Keystone, Ave Emma DuValle du Valle 8. A. Furniss Charles Lewis Isaac Pengington Alice R. Taylor D. W. Edwards Thomas H. Harrison Leona Lewis Maude Wilson Mattie la Mond Bivine Asher Evans Arthur Moore Clinton Wadley Isaac Woodard William Edwards Charles Reeves Clayton Johnson Thomas IT. Harrison Linton Cox Wilson Doan

Child Struck by Car Near Ingram Street

Five year old Gene Kesterson of 1824 Ingram Street was cut on the cheek when he ran into a car driven by S. C. Lang. Lang swerved to avoid the child. the car hit the curb and damaged a wheel as Motor Policemen Giles and Baker investigated.

Gene Kesterson Ingram St S. C. Lang S. Bradley Giles and Baker Lang

Shorthand's ancient roots traced from Caesar to Pittman

Rome reports shorthand arose two thousand years ago with Caesar era war correspondents and Cicero's freedman schooling. In Europe new systems emerged in the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries before Pittman perfected his method in 1837. London notes a veteran White Star purser has circled the globe thirty seven times covering over 3,000,000 miles.

Rome Cicero Pittman London White Star

Woman awarded divorce and custody in Indiana case

Mrs. Goldie Jobe received a divorce from Earl Jobe in Henderson Indiana. Judge Kittinger granted custody of the family cat to Mrs. Jobe along with the division of personal property.

Cat I Sveet Nderson Ind Goldie Job Sha Kittinger Earl Jobe

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