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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
12
Arthur Nash of Cincinnati argued that Christianizing industry will obviate the need to Americanize labor in a speech before the Indiana Industrial Leaders Association at the Lincoln. Other speakers included Frederick B. Schortemeier, secretary of State, and Dick Miller, city president.
Police Chief Herman Rikhoff said districts checked for underworld activity showed quiet on Wednesday night. Lieut. Harley Jones led raids on eight houses finding no men or women despite reports. Five men and one woman were listed as blind tiger operators. a colored man alleged to run a craps game. Two dice throwers were detained. a colored woman charged with keeping a resort and a white man visiting it. Eleven men were held as vagrants, with similar numbers of men and two women in custody earlier.
M. M. Miller president Associated Home Builders spoke to the Real Estate Board at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Wednesday predicting building costs will persist for the next five years.
Miss Agnes Cruse secretary of the Indianapolis Chapter American Red Cross announced that donations to the tornado relief fund at headquarters here reached 113 thousand 713 dollars and 30 cents.
Clinton Shepp of Greenfield and Dr. Lucian Meriwater had speeding convictions reduced in Criminal Court before Special Judge Frank A. Symmes. Snepp and Meriwater were fined modest sums in City Court. A separate embezzlement case against Galimore remains under advisement with Judge Emsley W. Johnson.
Henry Galimore, former business agent of the local Carpenters Union, faced a Wednesday trial on criminal charges and the case was sent to the judge for advisement.
Broad Ripple park will be opened formally at 8 p m Saturday with a program featuring James Makin president of the Broad Ripple Amusement Company, Chamber of Commerce members and others. The Theo Hewes dancers will perform and Sahara Grotto will host a frolic and dance Friday night.
A fragmentary recap of events from Alexandria to Bluffton: lightning strikes hit the south side school’s cupola four times and a first annual kite contest is set for Saturday. veterans secured a German gun for courthouse square. Francis Barker hit a fielder in Atlanta. Harold Houser injured himself falling from a tree at Kokomo. a 20 lb catfish was caught in White River. Tipton mail box damage from a storm. new traffic signals installed in Hartford City. jurors in the courthouse sang. a golden wedding was celebrated by Judge and Mrs Vaughn and Dr and Mrs Robison at Bluffton.
In Bloomington on May 21, Arwine Reckless Hunnicutt, a wrestler and auto salesman, went to seize a car from Mrs Gladys Holder. She fired a revolver, killing him instantly. Holder, jailed, said she did not intend to kill him and asked about her children as she faced the charge. Hunnicutt left a widow and six children.
A 35 cent bottle of Danderine claims to refresh hair health boosting shine and fullness. The ad targets women promising that after several applications hair will stop thinning and appear long and luxuriant, noting widespread use in drug stores and toilet counters.
Trust Company and Howe 8 S. Landers present an industrial relations discussion with Professor George H. Tapey of Wabash College as a featured speaker. State officers were to be announced at the event.
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