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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
9
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine on a Chicago visit outlines inland waterways as a remedy for Midwestern shipping disadvantages. He pledges cooperation with Secretary Hoover and says even lower railroad rates may not let Midwest farmers compete with waterway regions.
John R. Howard aged 49 of 327 N Alabama 81 Earl Singer 23 of 3150 N Capitol Ave William Bean 45 of 2033 N Capitol Ave and M T Bennett 21 of 3159 E Fall Creek Blvd face speeding charges today George Hallsworth 42 of 1251 W Twenty Seventh St was charged with driving while intoxicated and reckless driving Riley Fullen 25 of R R C Box 638 and Harry Pierce 35 of 1450 S Belmont Ave were charged with assault and battery and failure to have lights on autos
Judge Sidney S. Miller told members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce humorous courtroom incidents during the organization’s lunch. William H. Harrison also spoke.
Marine orderly ejected attorney Joseph Davies from a Shenandoah investigating court hearing after he sought to represent Mrs. Margaret Landsdowne before Maj. Harry Leonard the judge advocate. The incident occurred during testimony at the naval court proceedings.
866 survivors of the Clyde liner Lenape dispersed to calmer havens after a dramatic high seas ordeal. Sixty four passengers and crew arrived by special train in New York, while another train carried 165 toward Florida where the ship had been bound when it caught fire thirty miles offshore and was grounded after all aboard were rescued.
More than 500 club members attended the Columbia Club mixer on a Wednesday night aimed at seniors and juniors. Speakers included John C. Ruckleshaus, Alvah J. Rucker, and John K. Ruckelshaus.
Dr. Harold H. Hatch, superintendent of the Marion County Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Sunnyside, spoke to Lions Club members at the Hotel Lincoln. He described the sanatorium’s work and provided patient statistics.
The Police and Fireman's Band, directed by William T. Bailey, raises about $7,000 for uniforms and instruments through concerts and dances. The group, composed of police, firemen, and city workers, serves public civic-promoting events and seldom performs during duty hours.
The public service commission will audit Interstate Public Services Company’s books to judge the proposed fare increase for the Indianapolis Louisville route. Company officials said $43,519.53 was lost in operations over 15 months and sought a basic fare of 3 cents per mile.
Stolen vehicles include a Chevrolet linked to Russell Shusslebarger at 2400 Shelby St and from Capitol Ave Vermont Sts, another Chevrolet tied to George Taylor from 6031 Brush J. rear Roosevelt Hotel, a Ford car listed for Charles Maness at 2411 College Ave, and a Ford listed for McKinley Willis at 220 W Vermont St near 312 N Senate Ave.
The article extols Doris Bleach for a debut on the American stage praising her beauty and talent as a leading English actress.
First degree murder charges against Clarence Bell aged 26 from 525 Holton Place were dismissed as his case neared trial in Criminal Court. Bell had fatally stabbed George Filmore aged 25 last July and had been jailed since. deputy prosecutor Judson L. Stark called it a clear case of self defense.
In Chicago on November 19 Gustaf Pihart, 29, killed his two young children with a firearm and shot himself. His wife, returning from a store, found the three bodies. She reported two weeks of heavy drinking and a prior threat of self harm.
An advertisement proclaims instant relief for indigestion gas and stomach misery. It claims the product neutralizes acidity and heartburn with a few tablets, noting millions sold by druggists.
An advertisement features N Shuman of Republic Ohio praising Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula for reducing nighttime wakefulness and boosting daytime bladder action. It claims the tablets cleanse the bladder, neutralize acids, and relieve irritation, costing 2 cents each and sold at Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg and Hook Drug Co. locally.
Mrs. Lena Poporad of California Street was fined 25 dollars and costs by Special Judge Thomas E. Garvin after conviction on malicious trespass. She appealed from city court where she got the same fine and 30 days in Indiana Woman's Prison. Mrs. Mary Rapin, bondswoman, forfeited the 1000 dollar appeal bond of.
Eddie McGinley of 725 W New York St and Eli Gmil as surety for Margaret Mimms forfeited bonds after she did not answer a reckless driving charge. Buster Moss, colored.
A motorist at 1546 Barrow Street was fined fifteen dollars plus costs for reckless driving. The report notes Tweeds for summer sportswear in beige and white as a coat feature.
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