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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
6
A lighthearted forecast announces Miss Springtime as soon arriving tonight, with thermometers hinting at seasonal change. The piece notes looming tasks for homeowners, garden plans, Easter dress shopping, and a busy road scene as spring begins to bloom.
In Princeton Indiana a grocer Alva Wilkinson and another worker Riley Reeves were killed as a storm struck. Wilkinson crawled to the ruins to recover his two children Lloyd nine and Edna ten who died after being blown from their home. Two other children Roger and Dale escaped unharmed.
J T Evans of Tipton was granted a patent for an easy steering device. Howard Silvers of Warsaw, 30, was unconscious ten hours after quinine overdose. condition serious. James A May and John A Rosen berger named city election commissioners at Alexandria. Rushville committee to draft a plan for a new high school gymnasium. Charles Martin Lafayette engineer fell ill. Clair Stedman fireman steered train to safety. A meats KRICK of Decatur e amputated finger after antenna shock. Harry Boler Terre Haute arrested for intoxication after celebration of a legal victory. William Spiller Ft Wayne saved himself from suffocation when a ditch caved in.
The Greek assembly voted to pay for the funeral of John Logan an American student who died of wounds inflicted by bandits at Arta last week. An official expression of regret was received at the American legation and sent to the Logan family in Gainesville Georgia. Logan's body was brought to Athens for transport to the United States Company
Charles L. Henry, president of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company, will discuss the control of motor buses in interstate traffic. He will address regulatory and operational aspects at a forthcoming meeting.
Berkeley March 20. The University of California has begun a program in critical analysis of the home as part of efforts to address the divorce problem.
Seven liquor cases scheduled in Federal Court today were continued to March 30 as Judge Robert C. Baltzell, formerly of Princeton Indiana, aided friends harmed by Wednesday’s destruction and homes being damaged. He and Mrs. Baltzell left Thursday. The court logged many verdicts and sentences. Quinn of Jeffersonville was convicted in a two defendant liquor sale trial. Bere was acquitted. Other liquor sentences included Stepro four months and 100 dollars, Wehner 200 dollars, Flynn 50 dollars, Hubler 100 dollars, Meade six months and 300 dollars, Heston ninety days and 100 dollars, Wineberg four months and 100 dollars.
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