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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1925

Page

3

Leader of gang shot down in Chicago underworld war

Samuel Amatuna, booze gang leader, was shot last night while preparing to attend the Chicago opera, as factional feuds in the Italian quarter intensify after the death of Michael Merlo. Amatuna was near death with rivals fleeing the scene. Next month he planned to marry Merlo's widow’s sister.

United Press Chicago Samuel Amatuna Amatuna Chicago Opera Michael Merlo Merlo

Tax Cut Bill Would Trim Revenues by 308 Million

Washington November 11 The nearly completed tax measure would cut 308 million dollars from annual payments and may leave the treasury with a 50 million dollar deficit if business has a bad year. Chairman Green of the House Ways and Means Committee warned the bill’s impact and the potential surplus of about 30 million by 1928 if business remains strong.

United Press Washington Green House Ways and Means Committee Treasury

Prowlers Alarm H. Co. Adams Family at Riverside Drive

Prowlers frightened Adams family at 2201 EB Riverside Dr as a man exited an auto and tried the front door on Tuesday night. Authorities received the auto license number. Mrs. Wise reported pistol and money stolen. Albert Wilson reported clothing valued at $100 missing and Louis Wilson charged with grand larceny. part of the loot recovered.

Louis Wilson

Air Leaders to Speak at Indiana SAE Dinner

William B. Stout of Ford Motor Company and Lieut. J Parker Van Zandt of the U S Department of Commerce will address the Indiana Section of the Society of Automotive Engineers at the Severin Thursday night. The program follows a 6 15 p m dinner with talks on Commercial Airplane Development and Reliability of Modern Airplane Transportation then a public meeting at 7 30 p m.

Williamb. Stout Stout Airplane Division Ford Motor Company J. Parker van Zandt United States Department of Commerce Indiana Society of Automotive Engineers Severin M. Stout van Zandt

Stolen Autos Flagged In Police Report

Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to Elmer Spry R. R. C box 475 K Ford from Capitol Ave and Louisiana Sts. Harry Humphrey 1715 Garfield Pl Ford 603 595 from rear of 410 N Meridian St. Curtiss Chotten R. R. E. box 148 N Chevrolet 470 144 from 520 N East St.

Elmer Spry Ford Capitol Ave Louisiana Harry Humphrey Garfield Meridian St Curtiss Chotten R. R.E Chevrolet East St

Back Home Again Automobiles Found Without Plates

An automobile located at 505 N. Tinois St. was found without a license or title. Herbert Pennell of 920 N. New Jersey St. reported a Chrysler found at Michigan St. and Indiana Ave.

Maxwell Tinois St Herbert Pennell New Jersey St Chrystler Michigan St Indiana Ave

Diamonds Missing From Edward Petri and Company

Edward Petri and Company a diamond dealer at 206 Guaranty Building asks detectives to recover diamonds valued at 900 dollars missing since November 4 from the shop.

Edward Petri and Company Guaranty Bldg

Board of Works Names Oren S Hack as Democratic Member

Attorney Oren S Hack was appointed as the Democratic member of the board of works by Mayor-elect John L Duvall. The move confirms Hack as part of the new administration and signals party alignment for the city department.

Oren S. Hack Board of Works John L. Duvall

Schoolgirl suffers broken leg in Maywood recess incident

Maywood Indiana. Maxine Baker age seven daughter of Earl Baker is hospitalized at Riley Hospital with a broken leg after an accident in the Maywood grade school yard during Tuesday recess.

Maxine Baker Earl Baker Maywood Ind Riley Hospital

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