Two Men Held on Robbery Fugitives Bond Set at $10000
Police arrested Marion White and George McKinney both 22 held on $10,000 bond each after a hold up in Knights town Indiana. Victims George Wilson and Vera Hollis of Dayton Ohio reported a robbery of $280 as the suspects fled in a roadster. The car was chased then wrecked and the pair were captured with 38 caliber cartridges and rifle bullets found. Wilson and Hollis identified the suspects at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion White
S. Pershing Ave
George McKinney
Lee St
Henry County
Knightstown
Ind
George Wilson
Vera Ollis
Dayton
Ohio
Wison
Claffey
Tooley
Keailey
National Board
Fort Harrison
Tenth St
White
Kinney
Wilson
Hollis
Contributions to Tornado Relief Fund Recipients List
Contributions to the Red Cross tornado relief fund continue with gifts of 25 dollars or more. Names and amounts include William Lynn & Co 25 dollars Hammond Indiana. Lawrenceburg residents 556 dollars. Waveland Community Fund 50 dollars. Presbyterian Church Remington 35 dollars. Fair Coloma Friends Church 5 dollars. Noveker tie 8 dollars. Mrs Charlies Green Batesville 45 dollars. Veedersburg residents 0. Order of Red Men 50 dollars. Elwood citizens 118.5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
William Lynn & Co
Hammond
Ind
Iizens
Lawrencebung
Waveland
Gnns Society Memorial
Western Oil
Peder & Ay
Charlies Green
Batesville
R. R. Bri
Ay & Co
Iiane Cley
Johnrd
Veedersburg
The
Order of Red Men
Hook
Citizens of
Elwood
Tional
On Way to Funeral Arrest Over Speeding
Max Walls of Indianapolis was stopped by state police while en route to his grandmother Mrs Martha W Washburns funeral. He pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined 15 dollars for driving between 60 and 65 mph. The Washburns son Nathan T Washburn had been shot at Model Laundry in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Columbus
Ind
Max Walls
N. Capitol Ave
Indianapolis
Martha W. Washburn
Walls
Shixty
Washburn
Indiana National Guard to Stay at Griffin for Tornado Surge
Adjutant General William H. Kershner will keep National Guard troops at Griffin over the weekend to maintain order amid a surge of sightseers in Indiana's tornado district. Kershner says conditions are stable. Governor Jackson also received a telegram of sympathy from Henry W. Taxt of the Japan Society of New York, relayed from Prince Tokugawa of the American Japan Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
William H. Kershner
National Guard
Griffin
Kershner
Jackson
Henry W. Taxt
Japan Society of New York
Prince Tokugawa
American Japan Society
Tokto
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG Secret of youth linked to liver and bowels
Dr Edwards of Ohio developed a vegetable tablet with olive oil to stimulate the liver and bowels. Olive Tablets, sold by Amonds for years, are promoted as a gentle substitute for calomel and claim to restore buoyancy by toning the liver and removing impurities. Prices are 15¢ and 30¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Ohio
Amonds
Parents Grief as Bay Battles for Life After Coffee Scald
Two Dallas firemen were killed when a car crashed into a stationary fire truck early today. Four other people were injured, one seriously, in the accident that occurred in Dallas Texas. The bay of a child suffered serious scalding from roiling coffee with parents grieving as the child fights for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Dallas
Texas
Baby Burns Fatal Coffee Accident In City Home
Two month old Floyd Stine Jr. suffered severe burns when a pot of boiling coffee spilled on him at the Stine home at 213 S Oriental Street. Parents Floyd and Mrs Stine were scorched. the child remained in serious condition at City Hospital with doctors uncertain of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Floyd Stine, Jr
City Hospital
Floyd Stine
S. Oriental St
Stine
Muessing-Merrick
Budder
Betty Louise
Indiana Briefs From Hoosier Files And Nearby Towns
Hoosier Briefs report William Endicott and son Herman paying dog license for their Airedale Tarheel in Crawfordsville while Peter Kanaris of Gary remains unconscious over 100 hours after an auto crash but doctors hope for recovery. County records reveal Monroe County’s first commission session 107 years ago in Bloomington. A letter blown from Griffin travels to Columbus found by Laura Miller. Griffin is 104 miles from Columbus. Twenty dogs poisoned near Plymouth during tax visits. Slie Moore 34, Thomas L. Snyder 25, and Artie Hoff man 85 jailed in Marion for stealing twenty two cases of apple butter from a freight train. Iva McGrath 23 arraigned in Clinton for failure to support two children. Kendallville school savings program opens bank accounts for 970 students. Glendora Glass 3 fracturing jaw in fall from wagon. Cleveland Schuder sustains skull fracture after being kicked by a horse while plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slie Moore
Thomas L. Snyder
Artie Hoffman
Gas City
Marion
Loop fire kills patient at Chicago hospital
A midnight blaze in the Loop hospital traced to an arson inquiry. P. J. Regan, 38, a patient with bandaged eyes, died after groping through a smoke filled hallway and being overlooked as nurses and other patients escaped. Firemen found his body near the corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
P. J. Regan
Regan
City Street Cleaner Granted Leave to Campaign
John F. Walker, superintendent of the city street cleaning department, was granted a six weeks leave of absence by the board of works Thursday to take an active part in the campaign of Mary. 10 A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Walker
Board O Works
Meetings Here Monday Luncheons Across Lincoln
Local organizations schedule Monday luncheons including Scientech Club Lincoln Service Club Building Managers Cleaners and Dyers Association Spink Arms Delta Epsilon Lincoln Indiana Bell Telephone Co Phi Gamma Delta Co of C Women’s Rotary Club Claypool—listing multiple gatherings in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientech Club
Lincoln
Cleaners and Dyers Association
Spink-Arms
Delta Epsilon
Lincoln. Co. P. A. S
Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Phi Gamma Delta
Co. of C
Claypool
Prince of Wales sails from Portsmouth on long transatlantic tour
The Prince of Wales, Britain's ambassador at large, departed from Portsmouth on what may be his final trans Atlantic voyage as heir to the throne. He travels with a large entourage including a jazz band and will visit Africa and South America, returning in September. The trip adds about 20,000 miles to his extensive previous overseas journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Prince of Wales
Britain
Portsmouth
Africa
South America
Minstrel Show From Pals Club Sunday at Com munal Building
A minstrel titled A Mixed Deal in Dixie will be presented Sunday afternoon and evening at the Com munal Building 17 West Morris Street by the Pals Club. End men Joseph Hollowitz Albert Shallat Al Weinstein Leon Goldberg Abe Klapper Dave Klapper and Henry Arnold will sing popular songs and ballads. Eph Levin is coach and Dave Klapper is manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
W. Morris St
Pals Club
Joseph Hollowitz
Albert Shallat
al Weinstein
Leon Goldberg
Abe Klapper
Dave Klapper
Henry Arnold
Eph Levin
Mayor to Challenge State Public Service Commission
Loganport Indiana March 28 Mayor Frank Guthrie announced a suit will be filed challenging the constitutionality of the State Public Service Commission after it ordered the municipal light plant to cut its rates. He says the commission acts against the Constitution by directing how the city may spend its money and criticizes the rate reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Logansport
Ind
Frank Guthrie
State Public Service Commission
Municipalight
Guthrie
Indianapolis Wins 1924 National Fire Waste Contest
Indianapolis has been awarded first prize in the 1924 national fire waste contest conducted by the United States Chamber of Commerce. John J. O'Brien and Virgil T. Ferguson reported the achievement, noting Indianapolis led Class 1 cities over one hundred thousand population. 265 cities competed. The last of Indianapolis won the tie, going to a small eastern city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United States Chamber of Commerce
John J. O’brien
Real ity Second Christian Science Service in Delaware
Church notices list Sunday services at 11 am and 8 pm at 3350 Washington Blvd and Third Street Delaware with testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 8 pm. Free Reading Rooms are at 19 Continental Lae Ri and 17 N Meridian with hours unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Washington Blvd
Continental Lae Ri
N. Meridian
Federation Eyes Plan to Boost Indianapolis Industry
A active program for the Federation of Community Civic Clubs will be outlined by the executive committee within days. A Le Roy Portteus, new president, aims to aid the Chamber of Commerce movement to elevate Indianapolis as an industrial center. Portteus, formerly vice president and Brookside Civic Club leader, was elected at the annual Chamber of Commerce meeting. John F. White was re elected secretary treasurer. Vice presidents are John P. Harris and Mrs. J. D. Hoss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Community Civic Clubs
A. Leroy Portteus
Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Portteus
Brookside Civic Club
John F. White
Southeastern Civic Improvement Club
John P. Harris
Northeastern Civic League
J. D. Hoss
Spades Community Protective Association
Traffic men to meet railroad presidents at Indianapolis banquet
Eleven western railroads with local offices will send guests to the Indianapolis Traffic Club banquet at the Claypool Hotel on April 30. An all day program precedes the banquet with over 1,000 rail officials and club members expected. Thomas R. Marshall is invited as toastmaster. Governor Jackson and state officials will attend. Joseph G. Kraemer, the railroad president, is noted in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Club Names And Aides For Arrangements Committee
The club and chairman of the arrangements committee will be assisted by Herbert A. Connor, chairman of the board of governors, and Herbert L. Smith, club secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Connor
Board of
Herbert L. Smith
Club
Bandit Queen Eleanor Henderson Held in Chicago
Eleanor Henderson dubbed bandit queen and two male accomplices are held on heavy bonds in Chicago awaiting grand jury hearing. They are accused of targeting taxicabs and robbing a store near Ft Branch Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United_ Press
Chicago
Ill
Eleanor Henderson
Bandit Queen
Ft. Branch
Ind
Mrs. Davis Moves Into New Home In University Heights
Mrs. Burton R. Davis widow of a man killed by an Inter-State traction car now resides with four children in a five room bungalow at 1063 Russell Ave. University Heights. The home, bought through Indianapolis Times relief pleas, followed a total aid of 1632.50 as B I Poe solicits furniture from local stores and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton R. Davis
Southport
Russell Ave
University Heights
Indianapolis Times
Davis
B. I. Poe
R. R. D. Box
Poe
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Shang
Floyd Stine Jr
Rae
Betty Lo
Little Floyd Stine
Hoosier Briefs
Wiliam Endicott
Herman
Crawfordsville
Peter Kanaris
Gary
Alva Eller
Bloomington
Monroe County Commissioners
Laura Miller
Plymouth
Clinton
Iva McGrath
Kendallville
Glendora Glass
Washington
Cleveland Schuder
Milford
Lemcke
Prince OF Wales Sails
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Club Federation
Maryland St
Atlantic City
R. R. Heads
Mrs. Davis
Better Homes
Grubb-Benson
C. C. Hicks
Mgr. and
Treas
Enger’s
Washington and
Delaware Streets
Davenport
Lane Cedar Chests
Murdock, Crosley and
Raola New Duco
Kaltex Construction
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