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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1925

Page

9

Congress urged to oust nonenforcing states at league meeting

Rev Sam Small at the Anti-Saloon League convention called on Congress to punish New York and Maryland for not enforcing prohibition mirroring 1867 action when ten states were read out of the Union. Boy Scout officials Belzer Hook and Kramer attend a sectional council meeting in Chicago.

United Press ICAGO Congress Sam Small D. C New York Maryland F. O. Belzer John A. Hook W. D. Kramer Chicago

Sparkling morning tonic claim with Jad Salts

A dated health ad promotes a drink to start the day and flush the intestines. It touts Jad Salts with lemon and lithia to cleanse poisons, promising quick effects and a test via a coupon offer.

Stuart's Boreela Tablets Cure Stomach Distress

An ad promises quick relief from indigestion and sour stomach with Stuart's Boreela tablets. It claims the product gives the digestive system a chance to function with any food and jokes about foods like doughnuts and Welsh rarebit.

Stuart

She Is a Hit in Gay Paris

Paris booms with enthusiasm for a new theatrical star described as the perfect mid-Victorian lady, Miss Mile Haribal, captivating audiences with refined grace and stage presence.

Gay Paris Mile Haribal

Marine Band Open to Public in Indianapolis Charity Concert

Ten thousand Indianapolis school children undergoing treatment at Riley Hospital and children from orphan homes will be guests of twenty five local firms at the Marine Band concert at Cable Tabernacle on November 17. Kiwanis Club sponsors both performances with Milton K. Foxworthy as chairman for the children's entertainment. Police and Firemen's Band will escort the group and Kiwanians will organize a parade.

Indianapolis C Rippled Riley Hospital United States Marine Band Cable Tabernacle Kiwanis Club Milton K. Foxworthy Kiwanis Marine Band Kiwanians

Couple Plead Guilty in Ax Murder for $250 Robbery

In Vincennes Indiana on November 10 John Jackson Soden 67 and his wife Bertha pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the July 1924 ax murder of Paper John Davis. They face life imprisonment after admitting the killing and theft of 250 dollars.

United Press Vincennes Ind John Jackson Soden Bertha John” Davis Davis

Marriage Licenses Listed for Babita and Others

Marriage licenses list multiple individuals with ages and addresses, including Babita Cristmas, 21, 1316 Booker, la er, and Bessie L. Thompson, 20, 12114 Cornell, cook, Yale' Rice, 28 Normandy, sales man, Sara E. Gasaway, 23, List .s. Dela ware, among others.

Babita Cristmas Booker Laer Bessie L. Thompson Cornell Cook Yale Rice Normandy Sara E. Gasaway S. Delaware Joseph L. Gambrill N. Belscont Rath Cummings Belmont Frank Stocks N. Senete Clara A. Sissnay

Murray Miller dies in Anderson by poison

Murray Miller, 47, recently discharged from a responsible position, is dead in Anderson after swallowing poison. A separate note urges caution for lawn coil winding to avoid soiling insulation and skin. An ad promotes Y Cathartic Tablets from Cuero Texas claiming relief from constipation.

United Press Anderson Ind Murray Miller

Headache relief found in old remedy Black-Draught

Sufferers may misread headaches as a brain issue when poison in the body from a torpid liver causes them. Jeff Jervis of Endicott Kentucky shares how Black-Draught eased his severe migraines after a friend advised a big dose nightly. It relieves headaches tied to constipation without minerals and has sold for 80 years at 25 cents.

Jeff Jervis Endicott Mr. Jervis Beret Boz

Indiana Fully Uses Its Federal Maternity Aid

Times staff correspondent reports Indiana will fully use its 1925 apportionment of Federal aid for maternity and welfare work. By year’s end the state will have used 25,750 dollars on nursing mother instruction and support before and after birth. Previous years show lower usage, with 28,763 available in 1924 and 26,500 used, and 24,995 of 1923’s equal allotment utilized. To maximize funds, Indiana must match state appropriations to the Federal share.

Times Washington Indiana

Lower Rates Sought in Mooresville and Madison

Seventeen residents asked the public service commission for lower electrical rates at Mooresville and the Madison Light and Fuel Company. Madison petitioned for an adjustment to insure reduced rates in that city.

Public Service Commission Mooresville Madison Light and Fuel Company Madison

Courtesy trip for Indianapolis wholesalers announced

L Bassett chairman of the Chamber of Commerce wholesale division says the November 19 courtesy trip will visit Kokomo Noblesville Tipton Arcadia and Atlanta. About 200 Indianapolis wholesalers will travel all day on a Nickel Plate train leaving Union Station at 7 30 a m. Believe explosion was intended for Captain's home.

L. Bassett Chamber of Commerce Wholesale Kokomo Noblesville Tipton Arcadia Lanta Indianapolis Union Station

Race Driver in Jail

Herbert Jones a chauffeur for Miss Lenora Haag and participant in a local 600 mile race began a thirty day term in the county jail after a Monday afternoon conviction for speeding driving under the influence of liquor and drunkenness Judge James A Collins imposed a combined fine of 92 dollars and costs plus the jail term. He also received a 90 day sentence on the driving charge from city court with fines totaling 135 dollars and costs.

Memorial service for Governor Morton planned at Brookside Park Church

Annual memorial service for Indiana Governor Oliver P. Morton will be held at Brookside Park United Brethren Church Olney and Eleventh Streets Sunday at 10 30 a m Tech Rev A Busher ford pastor will speak. Also an ad for Laxative Brom Quinine tablets notes they help ward off colds and influenza with a 30c price signature E W Grove on the box.

Indiana Oliver P. Morton Brookside Park United Brethren Church Olney Eleventh Sts Tech A. Busherford E. W. Grove

Potato Prices Steady at City Market Today

City market prices show steady potato rates after recent advances with 5 and 7 pound bags selling at 25 cents and 7 pounds at 50 cents. Alligator pears at 70 cents each and butter and fruit prices listed include creamery butter 57 cents per pound and Florida grapefruit 10 cents each. Other items: cranberries 20 cents per pound, California tomatoes 25 cents per pound, seedless grapes 20 cents per pound, Tokay grapes 2 pounds for 15 cents, lima beans 60 cents per pound, coconuts 10 cents each, green and wax beans 20 cents per pound, Jonathan and Grimes Golden apples 2 1/2 pounds for 25 cents.

California Florida Jonathan Grimes

Mrs Howard Allison Dies in Crash at Crossing

Danville Illinois November 10 Mrs Howard Allison died when her auto was struck by a fast C and E I train at an Alvin crossing late Monday.

United Preas

Building Permits Listed For Various Dwellings and Garages

A compiled list shows numerous building permit items including dwellings and garages. Names such as S H Connarras and Guthrie Thompson appear with addresses like 1510 N Olney and 1144 Prospect. Costs range from about 200 to 8000 dollars, with additional furnace and tunnel entries and a coal/material company involved.

S. H. Connarras N. Olney H. Conarrae Wee En Lefing Ashingssn Snyder Prospect

Home of Police Officer Targeted in Gambling Chief Neighbor Case

A traffic policeman named Fred M. Schmits was killed last night at his home. The residence, intended for Police Captain I. J. McDowell, a noted enemy of gamblers who lives nearby, was investigated today for possible links to the incident.

Fred M. Schmits I. J. McDowell

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