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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
2
A dealer list of used automobiles for sale includes models from 1920s brands like Jewett Maxwell Jewett Jewett De Luxe and Auburn. The page offers prices features and contact details for Paige Jewett Overland Buick and other makes with a thirty day guarantee and available evening hours.
In Michigan City on April 13, the military order of the Holy Sepulchre will decorate Edward J. Fogarty state prison warden, Howard H. Spaulding, and T. C. Mullen attorney. Fogarty honored for prison work, Spaulding for church charitable gifts, Mullen for church and hospital activities.
The Meridian Hills Community Club plans a budget request for extending Meridian Street to the White River and building a canal bridge at Meridian end. Secretary James L. Murray spoke while President Russel T. Byers announced A J Wohlhemuth chairs the membership drive committee. The club’s territory runs north of the river to Eighty Sixth Street between Spring Mill Road and College Avenue.
Thomas Wrick, newly named judge of the northern Indiana federal district, will open court April 2 per U S commissioner T J Logan. First case is a $250,000 damage suit by Radio Pack Company of New York against Robert Hicks Corporation of South Whitley publishers of Specialty Salesmen Magazine for libel.
George Lucid, 30, of 1533 Linden St., charged with carrying concealed weapons intoxication disorderly conduct and unlawful possession of firearms. Police say he waved a gun in the air and chased his wife and five children from home. County constable Co. W. Freeman, 37, of 2049 N. Alabama St., arrested on assault and battery warrant filed by Mrs. Linnie Hamilton. Freeman released on own recognizance and denied taking sewing machine in a replevin suit.
Earl Garrett 20 of 1445 English Street was cut about the head when the car he rode in collided with another driven by Kenneth Amick 19 of 1719 Pletcher Avenue at Spruce and Prospect Streets Edward Waterman 359 N Guelid Avenue drove the other car Amick was charged with assault and battery Garrett was taken to his home
Police say Bernard Trattner a 25 year old from 1427 Park Ave is held at the city prison as a fugitive wanted in Van Wert Ohio over an automobile transaction.
Bruice Wedmresday arrested Carroll Mers, 26, of 67 S Gray St, and charged him with failing to display a valid 1985 state auto license.
Police logged several burglaries and thefts on Wednesday night with swindle activity noted. Dr. J. M. Whitehead reported instruments and narcotics valued at $40 missing from a car at Twenty-Fifth Street and Keystone. Ray Tottem recounted a gas station theft after three men paid with a $20 bill. Alva Guy reported bed linens valued at $35 missing after tenants moved out. Gus Marko reported a watch and clothes worth $58 stolen from his room. A daylight break-in on 1427 Broadway led to jewelry worth $87 taken from Mrs. Pope and clothing and jewelry valued at $130 from Mrs. Lund.
Franklin Indiana March 26 Judge Fremont Miller ordered contracts between Indiana Bell and Cumberland Telephone Kentucky and between Indiana Bell and A T and T read into evidence in the State suit to revoke the Indiana Bell charter. Prosecutor C S Lesh argued directors allowed restraint of competition as defense protests were overruled after four hours of argument. The State expected to rest its case to allow the defense to open later today with a decision possible by Friday.
George Remus of Cincinnati testified before a Federal grand jury seeking an indictment against Father Thomas P. Hayden Catholic chaplain at the Federal Penitentiary The case involves Hayden's alleged bribe accepting from a prospective Atlanta inmate Remus faces a separate Federal liquor law indictment in Indianapolis
Mrs. W. E. Banks of 926 Charles St. was found frightened in her night gown near Ray and Illinois Streets after claiming her husband chased her and threatened to shoot. Police charged A Banks with assault and battery, disorderly conduct, drawing a deadly weapon, and illegal gun possession.
Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to Barrett Woodsmall from 2725 N Meridian Chrysler license 474 923 William Penrod of Southport Oakland 475 280 from 532 W Walnut St William A Atkins 1320 N Meridian Chrysler 18147 from Georgia and Illinois Sts Clarence Fansler 1309 N Perania Maxwell 23503 Court and Delaware Sts Booker Davison 19 W North St slated at city prison early today and tied to auto theft from Ham Penrod Southport Ind parked near his home.
Police Lt Isenhut and federal agents Horner and Nira raided Glenn Ward's home at 821 N Pennsylvania St. They charged him on alleged illicit alcohol possession claiming they found four quarts of gin and four and a half quarts of alcohol.
Harry Kammierling aged 42 of 1946 College Ave and Fayatte Hiner aged 27 of 1609 Comar Ave faced speeding charges after a cited incident. Authorities listed both individuals in the docket.
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