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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1925
Page
4
In Newfoundland, South Wilmington and five other towns die as the last coal mine closes. 1800 residents face groups leaving their homes, with 600 homes abandoned. The mayor notes the loss of industry and nonunion mines in West Virginia drove the shutdown.
W F E D Stokes New York hotel heir says he is happy after being acquitted of conspiring to defame his wife Helen Elwood Stokes. He feels weak after a nose operation but expects to recover in a day. Mrs Stokes dejected leaves for Denver. Stokes plans to return to New York.
Chicago health officials report the mysterious respirational illness easing. Dr. Herman Bundesen says twenty-one influenza and pneumonia deaths occurred in the last twenty four hours, bringing total deaths to 300 since March 1, with about 100 new cases in the period.
The fruit dealer’s sign presents rearranged lines reading PEARS PLUMS RIBS PINEAPPLES ORANGES, listing both fruits and a meat item. The odd inclusion of RIBS alongside produce suggests a mixed display or sign rearrangement in a market setting.
A driver fled an accident scene Friday night but was later identified. Raymond Hausser, 19, injured at Thirteenth and Meridian while changing a car. another vehicle struck his car, hurling it onto him. The other driver faced warrants for assault and battery and failure to stop.
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer Jr, 35, wife of the St Louis Post Dispatch editor and publisher, died in New York after a car she rode in struck an elevated pillar. Early reports say she was cut about the week Thursday in the collision.
Six people were killed and twenty-five severely wounded in Berlin as police tried to break up a communist meeting. The violence followed objections to translating an English communist speech, with shots fired after insults from the gallery and police returning fire.
Annual benefit event features a pink costume ball on April 13 at the Athenaeum. Mrs. W. D. Burford chairs the committee with Dorothy Marmon handling favors and John Gould overseeing costumes.
Times report from Dublin states Eamon De Valera and Republicans faced strong repudiation as Cosgrave Government wins seven of nine bye elections and nearly takes two more, signaling the treaty with England will stay in effect.
A Cleveland area physician Dr P M Edwards for years offered a liver and bowel remedy named Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The olive colored tablets reputedly improve digestion and eliminate waste to revive a pale complexion and clear skin.
Coroner Paul F. Robinson issued subpoenas for Drs. J. C. Carter P. W. Mc Carty and Russell Hippensteel to appear Monday. He seeks exact circumstances of 8 month old Duane Pierson’s death at city hospital on March 8 and whether ambulance delay due to a train contributed to the outcome. Councilman King urged the corporation counsel to draft an ordinance against railroad engine overloads at crossings.
In Cheyenne on March 14 United Press reports Judge T Kennedy will decide Monday whether bank records used by the government in its fraud case against Albert B Fall related lease of Teapot Dome to Sinclair’s Mammoth Oil can be admitted. The case centers on alleged fraudulent lease of the naval reserve and ongoing facts to be revealed.
Two colored men slipped into the Jesse L. Meyer butcher shop at 1450 Roosevelt Ave while he loaded meat. Meyer faced a gun as the robbers took 25 dollars from the cash register.
Opening festivities at the Indianapolis Elks Lodge No 13 on St Clair and Meridian begin with a dinner and dance and continue tonight with a similar event. A formal dedication is set for March 29 with a ritual ceremony. The public may inspect the building the following day. March 31 features initiation by the Noblesville degree team.
Three 21-year-old bandits were surrounded and captured after robbing the Tuckahoe National Bank on Friday. About $6,000 was recovered within hours. They shot bank director Edward Tomlin and battered Edward Rice and his wife Mary Rice.
Cambridge Mass March 14 The 6 000 year old tomb at Giza Egypt discovered by the Harvard Boston expedition will be closed and sealed until Dr George A Reisner head of the expedition can return to Egypt to record the discovery.
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