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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1925

Page

2

Poetess Elliston Heads Cincinnati Press Club Luncheon

Miss George Elliston of the Cincinnati Times Star spoke at the Woman's Press Club luncheon at the Claypool. She read poems and discussed poetry magazines, including her editorship of The Gypsy, as Mme Bloomfield provided music with local guests in attendance.

George Elliston Cincinnati Times-Star Cincinnati Ohio Woman's Press Club Miss Elliston Mme Clara Bloomfield Terre Haute Ind Simon Kiser Oliver P. Coe Julian D. Hogate Danville

Fortune Re‑elected Chairman of Indianapolis Red Cross

William Fortune was reelected today as chairman of the Indianapolis chapter of the American Red Cross at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Officers reappointed include Rev. Francis H. Gavish as vice chairman and S. Stalnaker as treasurer, with Agnes Cruse as secretary. An executive committee was named: L. C. Huesmann James W. Foster Mrs Hugh McIneny BE H McComb Mrs Wolf Sussman Eugene C. Foster and Rabbi M M Feuerlicht.

William Fortune Indianapolis The American Red Cross Indianapolis Athletic Francis H. Gavish Rank S. Stalnaker Agnes Cruse Fortune L. C. Huesmann James W. Foster Hugh Mc‘iheny BE. H. McComb Wolf Sussman Eugene C. Foster M. M. Feuerlicht

Board Promotes Firemen and Appoints New Officers

Fireman William H. Miller gains lieutenant rank while Lieut Charles Shank is elevated to captain by the board of safety. Capt Charles Britton demoted to private. Ernest Delong H A Brandes and Warl Gossard named substitute firemen, subject to call. Harry Voorhis becomes a patrolman. George Tuck faces charges of conduct unbecoming a fireman for alleged intoxication.

William H. Miller Charles Shank Board of Safety Today Charles Britton Ernest Delong H. A. Brandes Warl Gossard Harry E. Voorhis George Tuck John O’brien

Collision damages traction car near Plain

An eastbound T H I E traction car collided head on with a westbound car about one quarter mile east of Plain at 6 45 this morning. Both cars were damaged and traffic disrupted in the area.

T. H., I. & E. Traction Plainother

Boy Leaves School and Pleas Police to Watch Relatives

O. W. Negus of the Indiana Boys' School in Plainfield reports that 14 year old Edward Alexander ran away. Police are asked to watch the homes of his relatives here. A Fairmont West Virginia letter requests a lookout for a young couple Rector Wade and Madge Thomas said to have left there in a Ford coupe Saturday.

O. W. Negus Indiana Boys’ School Plainfield Edward Alexander Fairmont W. Va Rector Wade Madge Thomas

Lions Plan Convocation at National Club Convention

Indiana and Indiana Lions will be presented to the country at the national Lions Club convention in Los Angeles California in July. Plans for the state's participation began Monday at a Severin meeting followed by a banquet.

Indiana National Lions Club Los Angeles Cal the Severin

Notable Class Initiates Include Governor and City Leader

Members were initiated with Governor Jackson and Edgar Rogers among the class. Also named were W. S. Aiken, Charles H. Bruce, Bernard 8. Lacy, Park A. Cooling, and Bert S. Gadd. John L. Duvall, mayor elect, could not attend.

Governor Jackson Edgar Rogers W. S. Aiken Charles H. Bruce Bernard 8. Lacy Park A. Cooling Bert S. Gadd John L. Duvall

Auto Injuries Fatal in Gary Train Crash

Mrs. Paul Holloway died in Gary Indiana after an auto driven by her husband crashed into a Wabash freight train. She had been unconscious for nearly twenty four hours. Fog on the road caused the collision. Holloway was an officer at the Gary mills of the American Sheet and Tin Plate plant.

United Press Gary Ind Paul ‘Holloway Holloway Gary Mills American Sheet and Tin Plate Plant

Eugene Street Suit Venued In Danville Court

Final hearing on a petition by Eugene Street property owners to restrain the city from assessing them for street improvements will be held in Circuit Court at Danville Indiana. Change of venue was requested by city engineer Frank Lingenfelter. Defendants include Roscoe Butner Company William Armitage Republican boss Mayor Shank and board of works members who deny irregularities in letting city contracts.

Superior Court Eugene St Danville Ind Clintton H. Givan Frank Lingenfelter Roscoe-Butner Company William Armitage Shank Board of Works

Seek Bond Collection in Four Complaints Filed

Deputy county prosecutor Robert L. Brokenburr filed four complaints in Superior Courts to collect 500 on appeal bonds. Defendants appealed city court cases and failed to appear in Criminal Court, with bondsmen also named. Listed defendants include Paul Jones Thomas Whitlock Alex Butler James R. English Sam Farb Jesse Brown John W. Rhodehamel Mary Rapin Joe Dugan and Eli Gmil.

Robert L. Brokenburr Paul Jones Thomas Whitlock Alex Butler James R. English Sam Farb Jesse Brown John W. Rhodehamel Mary Rapin Joe Dugan Eli Gmil

Patrolman Judkins Suspended For Unbecoming Conduct

Patrolman Fred Judkins was found guilty by the board of safety on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and suspended ten days from November 1. He admitted drinking. Mayor Shank asked neglect of duty charges be withdrawn.

Fred Judkins Board of Safety Judkins Shank

Seismograph records quake at Regis College

An earthquake of severe intensity was reported in progress at 8 05 this morning by Father Forestall in charge of the seismograph at Regis College. The disturbance was very distant.

United Press Denver Colo Father Forestall Regis College

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Clear Complexion

A well known Ohio physician Dr F M Edwards used olive tablets as a liver and bowel aid for 17 years. The product, sold 15¢ and 30¢, is advertised as a safe calomel substitute to improve pale complexions, dull eyes, pimples, and general vigor.

Dr. Edwards Ohio F. M. Edwards

10 Day Florida Tour Advertisement

Travel ad offering a 10 day Florida tour for 150 dollars covering most expenses except dining. Stay in a tropical beach cottage with fine meals hotel service and activities like surfing golf and tarpon fishing. Fast all Pullman trains depart November 17 December 1 and 15. Free folder and details from Hollywood by the Sea Touring Department Indianapolis Indiana.

Florida Hollywood-by-the-Sea Merchants Bank Bldg Indianapolis Ind

Indianapolis Dental Society to Equip City Hospital Unit

The Indianapolis Dental Society announced Monday night it will equip the new city hospital dental unit at a cost of 1500 dollars and install it immediately. The annual society clinic will be held at the Lincoln on January 11.

Indianapolis Dental Society City Hospital The Lincoln

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