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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1925
Page
8
President Coolidge will use the summer recess to push a new tax reduction program and to call a second Washington naval arms limitation conference. Treasury reports surpluses already support the tax plan, with final figures due after June 30. The president also plans ongoing talks with Secretary Kellogg.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and gas. It claims large tablets taken after meals curb discomfort from onions and fatty foods, with small tablets reducing gassiness and sour risings. The tonic allegedly aids digestion and neutralizes acidity, offering stomach comfort with a 60 cent price.
A playful vignette centers on Davy Dapple a thrifty young timer who takes a dancer out one night. The piece hints at a modest romance and humor about his finances with coded lines implying a friendly misadventure and his modest success in managing earnings.
State Kellogg notes that success hinges on ongoing European security pact talks. If a pact is agreed, a second Washington naval arms conference may be called this summer with the major powers willing to attend, France's participation depending on the pact.
A pot boil accident burns James Burns in Washington while a tornado near Washing ton drops a skirt on Joe Franklin’s farm. Reports note influenza closures in Berne, legal moves on peddler licenses in Winchester, and a new Newcastle church dedication. Other items mention anti rabies talk in Greencastle, Terre Haute telephone rate petition, and zoning plans for Michigan City with a giant cucumber exhibit in Greensburg.
E Howard Cadle withdraws from the Republican bid for mayor and plans to run as an independent. Cadle, then in Tampa Florida, said in a telegram signaled today by his home that Indianapolis tired of old party machines and that he will seek office on an independent ticket after May primaries.
Japanese Ambassador Tsueno Matsudaira assured reporters in New York that Japan will not push for an immigration confrontation and foresees a mutually satisfactory solution with the United States. He spoke after presenting credentials to President Coolidge, expressing faith in the American people’s sense of justice.
Indianap lis Medical Society adopts a resolution praising the 1925 State Legislature for upholding high standards of the medical profession. Thomas A. Hendricks, secretary, presented the legislative bureau report. Drs. A. B. Graham and H. H. Wheeler led discussions.
Citizens Independent Telephone Company of Terre Haute filed with the Public Service Commission seeking a 20 cent monthly rate increase to cover a 13 000 deficit. The company argues wage rises require higher income. In Anderson Indiana Ellison Stratton 22 was arrested for possessing a still while his brother 16 and Ralph Massley 21 died from gas asphyxiation from a leaky connection to the still.
Paul H. Rice of 409 Moreland Ave. promised Judge Pike he would sell his car and quit driving. He was fined one dollar and costs and given a sixty day suspended sentence at Indiana State Farm on good behavior.
He appealed from city court where he was fined 500 dollars and costs and sentenced to thirty days in jail after his arrest on December 1 1924 on a charge of driving under the influence of liquor.
The Fernway and Temple Aves site has been purchased by the Knights of St. George for a Greek Orthodox church. Secretary A. G. Corey said work is expected to begin soon.
Alden H. Hadley from the State conservation department tours Indiana. He speaks to school children and civic groups on the economic importance of bird conservation and serves as Indiana representative for the National Association of Audubon Societies.
A dated testimonial style notice promotes Adlerika as a powerful intestinal evacuant. It claims rapid gas and stomach relief, cleansing of matter from the bowels, and recommends physician advice if no relief within 24 to 36 hours. Multiple physician endorsements are cited.
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