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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
3
Carl Irvin age 24 of 557 Washington Street is held on burglary and petit larceny charges. Detectives Barnaby and Marren arrested him Wednesday after he allegedly entered Ray Rawlin’s home at 741 King Avenue and stole a watch.
Robbers broke into the Menter Clothing Store in Elwood Indiana and took the entire stock of merchandise. Owners prepared to reopen using the shop fixtures as the business restarts. Police investigation underway.
Harrison Rasdell, 34, of 1540 Holliday St., was convicted in Judge Dan V. White’s City Court on intoxicated driving and drunkenness. He faces a trip to the Indiana State farm today and was fined 100 dollars.
West Indianapolis youths continue marble play with district finals won by Stuart McFall 18 of 1240 Kappes Street and Raymond Brown 13 of 1407 Nordyke Avenue. District games were at school No. 75 and the final at Lucre tia Mott school with the city title event planned for mid May at Willard Park.
Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection elevates W. J. Le Saulnier to thrice patent master as Louis G. Buddenbaum retires. Annual reports discussed at Scottish Rite Cathedral with officers Arthur R. Robinson deputy master Fred J. Willis senior warden Vincent V. Smith junior warden.
Education Board members Prof. Henry B. Longden vice president of De Pauw University and William D. Moss of Marion today filled vacancies on the State board of education. Benjamin J. Burris president of the Eastern division of the State normal school was reappointed to the board by Governor Jackson.
Harry Pierpont, convicted in Kokomo Indiana for a hold up of the Kokomo South Side State Bank, faces another charge. Charles Northern and Thaddius Whitey Skeer, also jailed for the same robbery, were identified in court as the trio who robbed the New Harmony Bank and Trust Company on March 19 and fled with 11000. F L Steelman cashier identified Northern as the man who knocked him unconscious. The identification was relayed by Harry Webster of the Indiana Bankers Protective Association. Steelman also identified 400 in Liberty bonds found with Skeer and Pierpont in Detroit by Pinkerton agents as those taken from New Harmony Bank.
More than 500 women expected for the eighteenth annual convention of Pythian Sisters District One in East Chicago Indiana. Officers were to be elected tonight.
A local court sentenced the defendant to one month on the farm on the charge of drunkenness and imposed a $10 fine plus costs. The outcome reflects a simple adjudication of the offense and related penalties.
Officials allege an auto operated by a driver failed to yield at Wilmsin Street and Capitol Avenue, colliding with Mabee's vehicle at 1242 Bridge Street on May 5. Police investigate possible violations and determine fault.
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