Mother in law testifies in Rhinelander case
Mrs. George Jones, Alice Rhinelander's mother, takes the stand to aid in the suit by Alice against Leonard Rhinelander seeking to prevent the marriage dissolution. Testimony includes background on Alice and Leonard and references to the early theater outing and color questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kip
EU United Press
White Plains
N. Y
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice
George Jones
Lee Parsons Davis
Mrs. Jones
Two In Truck Hurt In City Collision
Two men riding in a truck were injured and taken to city hospital after their vehicle collided with a westbound car at Tenth Street and Parker Avenue. Charles Baxter of 511 East New York Street, the driver, was charged with assault and battery. John Rice, 44, of 121% North Alabama Street, was the other injured party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
E. Tenth St
Tenth St
Parker Ave
Charles Baxter
New York St
John Rice
Alabama St
Tanlac credited with 18 pound weight gain for Indianapolis man
Arthur Sauer, 55 West Pleasant Run Drive, Indianapolis, says Tanlac lifted him from a breakdown and restored health. He reports eighteen pound gain, improved appetite, sleep, and energy after taking Tanlac. ad touts sale by druggists and 40 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sauer
West Pleasant Run Drive
Indianapolis
Master’s Death Blamed on Family Dog in Illinois
Gustaf Johnson, 44, was found dead in the cellar of his home. Police traced the shooting to a home basem ent encounter when Johnson, alarmed by burglars, armed himself. A pet bull dog leaped to greet him, and the impact discharged the revolver into Johnson’s chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buy
United Press Hicago
Gustaf Johnson
Johnson
U S Prestige in Jeopardy Over Plebiscite Collapse
United States prestige in Latin America is at risk as the Tacno African plebiscite collapses amid President Coolidge s liberal award to settle the Peruvian Chilean dispute. The cruiser Denver sails from Panama to the troubled area while Gen Pershing heads efforts to mend ties after Chile withdraws from the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
United States
Latin America
Coolidge
Denver
Panama
John J. Pershing
Arica
Chile
Three Charged in Indictment Include Bookkeeping Forgery
Thomas Jacob Kelley and sixteen others faced a multi count indictment. Kelley is accused of forgery and issuing a fraudulent check and may face life imprisonment under the habitual criminal act. Other defendants charged include assault with intent to kill, auto banditry, burglary, grand larceny, and embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jacob Kelley
James A. Colllins
Kelley
Washington
Coy Chapman
Margaret Betschey
Elizabeth Katie
Herbert Kimbrew
Nick Sanders
Damon Graham
Hubert Thising
Willard Hanna
Walter Paint
Daniel Mills
Hamilton Smith
Arthur A. Caldwell
George England
Booker Davidson
William Mueller
Charles 8
Potter
First mayor chosen in Nappanee Indiana
Dr. Willard Price, Republican, won Nappanee’s first mayoralty in the special municipal election. He defeated Democrat William Nehrer by 547 to 368 as the Republicans also captured treasurer William Ulery and clerk Ralph Arnett posts and four of six council seats amid a move from town to city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee
Ind
Willard Price
William Nehrer
William Ulery
Ralph Arnett
Death in Roundhouse Raises Questions of Cause
Louis Danforth, 85, colored, died after being found unconscious in a pit at the Peoria and Eastern roundhouse in Greeley and Washington. Doctors ruled death by asphyxiation or heart disease after efforts to revive him. Leonard Collins, 910 W Redmond, said he was Danforth’s helper and saw him call to turn off the water as he extinguished a fire in the pit. The body was sent to the city morgue. Edward Weidman, 1428 E Market, was found dead at his desk in the Pennsylvania shops. heart disease listed as probable cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Danforth
Peoria & Eastern Roundhouse
Greeley
W. Washington Sts
Leonard Collins
W. Redmond St
Danforth
Mussolini Delays Italian Election to 1987
Premier Mussolini postpones the next Italian election until 1987 per Deputy Ambucci. He asserts elections cannot occur until then after “the last cent” is paid to the United States, implying sixty-two more years in office if he lives that long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mussolini
Ambucci
United States
Man Dies Loading Fodder on Indiana Farm
William Crist aged 67 collapsed and died at his farm northeast of Warsaw Indiana from over exertion while loading corn fodder. In New Albany Indiana Fred Irwin 34 faced return to prison after parole following a robbery at Milltown. authorities reported new clothing and shoes found in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Warsaw
Ind
William Crist
New Albany
Fred Irwin
Milltown
Bowman Seeks Two New Motor Bus Routes in Indianapolis
A. Smith Bowman of the People's Motor Coach Company asks the public service commission to approve two new bus routes in Indianapolis. One links Monument Circle with Thirty-Eighth Street and Keystone Ave, the other runs from the Circle to Thirty-Fourth Street and School Street. Four buses would operate on each route with thirty minute service at fifteen minute intervals. No current company serves either area.
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A. Smith Bowman
People’s Motor Coach Company
Public Service Commission
Indianapolis
Monument Circle
Thirty-Eighth St
Keystone Ave
Circle
Thirty-Fourth
School St
Meridian St
Michigan
New Jersey
Ft. Wayne Ave
Ft. Wayne
Central Ave
Eleventh
Park Ave
Twenty-Fifth
Ashland
Bellefontaine
Sutherland
Orchard
Thirty-Eighth
Keystone
Market
the Circle
Thirty-Fourth St
Central
Eleventh St
Twenty- Fifth St
Dearborn
Brightwood
School board debates tax levy and grade school plan
The school board cites the need for a six grade school program funded by a direct tax levy. A remonstrance in county auditor's office is held until a Tuesday conference with the Taxpayers' Association directors. The group argues withdrawal of the remonstrance if the true facts prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miesse
Taxpayers’ Association
Indiana
Civic Affairs Committee
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Shortridge
Conference Reaches Budget Accord On Shortridge Plan
Directors of the Taxpayers Association and civic leaders meet with the school board to reduce the Shortridge project from 1,350,000 to 1,250,000 and to issue bonds for 100,000 to fund the grade school, with all parties agreeing to apply savings to the new building program. A shorthand reporter documented that attendees would support the budget and, if needed, the bond issue for the shortened Shortridge project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxpayers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Shortridge
Association
Taxpayers Association
Record
Shortridge High School
Remonstrance
Miesse
Short Ridge bond plan defended amid remonstrance
Executives defend a 1.2 million bond for a new Short Ridge building, claiming bids and costs stay within budget and surplus would fund school expansion. They argue remonstrants misled, note tax reductions, and warn a rejection could halt Shortridge and jeopardize next year’s grade-school program.
Kaiser may gain vast fortune from Prussia settlement
Berlin Nov 25 Former Feai ser Wilhelm would become one of Europe's richest men if the Prussian Diet approves a state settlement. Prussia would pay 380,000,000 marks in cash and transfer rich properties including six of eighty castles and 190,000 acres of land and forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
Wilhelm
Europe
Prussia
Government appeal urged to speed inland waterways project
At the Mississippi Valley Association closing session officials including President Coolidge and all members of Congress will be asked to push through the inland waterway project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST. Louis
Coolidge
Congress
United States
Mississisfpi Valley Association
Widow forgives youth in street car murder case
Mrs. Forrest Van Devere, widow of a Noblesville street car conductor slain January 8 1925, forgives Edward Prater 16 who faces trial. She visits him in jail and says she cannot wish death while noting the boy’s sorrow and her own loneliness. Her daughter shares the sentiment as Prater shows remorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest van Devere
Edward Prater
Noblesville
van Devere
Elm St
Young Prater
Noblesville County
Frank Lindley
Kokomo
Prater
DOUMER FAILS AND HERRIOT CALLED IN PARIS
Nov 25 Senator Paul Doumer informed President Doumergue that he could not form a cabinet after the Painleve regime fell. The president then summoned Edouard Herriot, former premier, to the Elysee to consider forming a new ministry. Doumer and Aristide Briand had found socialists reluctant to cooperate, leading Doumer to decline.
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United Press
Paris
Paul Doumer
Doumergue
Painleve
Doumer
Edouard Herriot
the Elysee
Aristide Briand
Farmer Hurt Catching Thanksgiving Turkey
Huntington Indiana November 25 193? W P Jennings a farmer climbed a tree to catch a turkey for Thanksgiving and fell sustaining dislocated shoulders a forehead gash and an eye bruise He will spend Thanksgiving day in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Times
Huntington
Ind
W. P. Jennings
Births at St Vincent and Methodist Hospitals Listed
A list of birth announcements mentions Horton and Melve Hornaday Emma Emerson Kenneth Hamblin Stella Hamblin Edna Williams Alice Fennell Mary Lyons Carmen Ham Dorothy Kelly Genevi Leindecker Ruth Pontius Mildred Crape Martha Heatson Mildred Bowen Lillian Langley Edith Jones Jean Smith Fred Thurber Cecil Thurber and others at St Vincent and Methodist Hospitals with locations such as 418 N Con ane Borthe 2 and 827 S hn and 2047 Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Melve Hornaday
Hatel
Emma Emerson
St. Vincent
H Bonet
Alice Fennell
Kenneth
Stella Hamblin
Welby
Edna Williams
N. Conane Borthe
Marion Ince
Priammer
Es Capital
Helen Lyons
Mary “Ink
Dorothy Kelly
St. Vincent Hospital
Marion Iokwines
Met
Ruth Pontius
Methodist
Predrick
Wilma Wilson
Methodist Hospital
Gints Sore Ead
Martha Heatson
St. Vincent Mital
Irate
Mildred Crape
Taprothy McClamroc
Eapion
Virginia eKreey
St. Vin
Lillian Langley
Edith Jones
Jean Smith
Fred
Cecil Thurber
Parker Fee H
Cot
Deaths in Pennsylvania and Indiana Hospitals
A list of individuals with ages and causes of death from multiple hospitals and addresses. Names include Foster 44, Mable Deiphond 38, Ifae Hasche 17, Charles Smalley 44, W Scott 66, Promas Lowther 63, Walter V. Shelby 65, and others. Causes include apoplexy, typhoid fever, gastritis, acute myocarditis, and carcinoma among listed decedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Weldeman
Penn
BR. R. Hops
Aon Foster
Methodist Hospital
Mable ‘Deiphond
Indiana Hospital
Ifae Hasche
City Hospital
Charles E. Smalley
W. Scott
Fall Creek Central
Pigeons Branded Menace by Mayor and Fire Chief
Mayor Shank calls downtown pigeons a menace saying they should stay home to avoid nest debris that could ignite celluloid in buildings. Fire Chief Roy E. Phillips backs the concern noting a recent downtown fire started from pigeons nesting in elves.
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Shank
Roy E. Phillips
Governor Ferguson Links KKK Plot to Attacks on Administration
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson said a KKK movement appears to be aiming to discredit her administration as Texas faces highway suits by Attorney General Dan Moody and petitions calling for a special session for impeachment. A petition with seventy five legislative signatures was in her possession.
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United Press
Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Dan Moody
Naval Court Adjourns Over Shenandoah Wreck Inquiry
The naval inquiry into the Shenandoah wreck adjourned today and may be recalled after Colonel Mitchell's court martial to hear accusations of Navy mismanagement. Adjournment follows review of Mitchell testimony for any relevant new evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Naval Inquiry
Mitchell
Texas
Navy
Sinc
Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen
Vehicles reported stolen from addresses include Packard at 611 N Pennsylvania St and 424 W Maryland St Essex by owners F M Knight Arthur Heidenreich William Orton Richard Johnson Vera Ransdell and Jack Harbor Chalmers with locations on Capitol Ave Ford and Shelby Raymond Streets plus several phone area codes.
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F. M. Knight
Pennsylvania St
Packard
Charles H. Carl
Williams St
Ford
Arthur Heidenreich
Applegate St
Capitol Ave
Pratt St
William Orton
Essex
Maryland St
Richard W. Johnson
Rural St
Vera Ransdell
N. Tuxedo St
S. Randolph St
Jack Harbor
S. Tllmois St
Chalmers
Shelby and Raymond Sts
Mother Charged With Child Neglect Over Street Play
Police arrested Mrs. Henry Walters of 651 N Hamilton Ave on a child neglect charge after she insisted her son Robert could play in the street. Officers Dennis and Fields investigated reports that the boy hopped on empty ash trucks.
Security Benefit Association Dance at Eagles Hall
The Cen ter Council No. 1836 will sponsor a dance and minstrel at 8 p m Wednesday in Eagles Hall located at 43 W Vermont St. It promises entertainment for members and guests in a community gathering.
Wampler Wins Thanksgiving Turkey Guess
Frank Wampler public service commissioner won the Chamber of Commerce Thanksgiving turkey by correctly guessing its weight. He also won the turkey last Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wampler
Chamber of Commerce
Pilgrims Day Observances Across Indianapolis Churches
City churches and civic groups schedule union services and Thanksgiving programs for Pilgrims Day. Multiple churches across the city hold dawn services, morning sermons, and special harvest events. Community dinners and dances follow, with union talks by notable clergy and a broadcast sermon from Dr. O W Fifer.
Scouts Unite for Annual Hike to Reservation Near Ft Harrison
Scout Executive F. O. Belser announced that all local Toy Scout troops will join an annual hike to the Scout Reservation near Ft. Harrison on Friday. Nearly six scout masters attended Tuesday night’s meeting at the Northwestern Christian Church where the Rev. C. H. Winders and Wallace O. Lee spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Harrison
F. O. Belser
Northwestern Christian Church
C. H. Winders
Wallace O. Lee
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Jones
Casner McClendon
Emily Brooks
Albert Miller
McClendon
Leonard
Norman’s Furniture CO
Bluebird Store
E. Wash. St
Pearson Piano Company
Indianas
St. Kat
Driverself
Indianapolis Co
Plaza Garage
Vermont St
U. S
Pershing
Bowman
Toledo
Ohio
Kaiser
Husband
Herriot
Naval Court
Con
Henry Walters
N. Hamil
Wampler
Turkey
Hill's
Hill
Romid
America
Washington St
Columbia
Hoosier Athletic Clubs
Columbia Club
B. Park Akin
Athletic Club
Edna Martin
Hoosier Athletic Club
Seventh Christian
Home Presbyterian
St. Paul M. BE
Thirtyfirst
St. Baptist Church
Elmer Jones
Garfield Ave
M. E. Gethsemane Lutheran
Tuxedo Baptist
Linwood Christian
Black
W. G Davis
First English Lutheran Church
Trinity
Immanuel Reformed
Immanuel Church
G. P. Kahl
C. J. Russein
First Reformed Church
North M. E
Northwood Christian
Carrollton Avenue
Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church
T. R. White
Irvington Presbyterian
Downey Avenue Christian
St. Matthews Episcopal
Irvington Methodist
George W. Allison
O. W. Fifer
Central M. E. Church
Second Baptist Church
Hi. R. Waldo
Brightwood Methodist Church
First Presbyterian
First Congregational
First Friends
Third Christian
M. F. Smith
Fountain St. Methodist
Memorial Baptist St. Paul's Reformed
W. Michigan St. Methodist
G. C. Chandler
Tabernacle Baptist
Fairfax Christian Church
College Ave
Baptist
Central Universalist
All Souls Unitarian Church
William Dudley Foulke
Richmond
First Baptist
Second Presbyterian
Meridian Street
M. E
Central Christian
Roberts Park
Central Christian Church
Frederick E. Taylor
J. M. Francis
Christ Church
Victory Memorial Methodist Protestant
Walter Krider
Bellaire M. E
Hange’s
Paul FB. Deford
M. D
Dena
Calif
Pazo
Paris Medicine Company
Beaumont and
Pine Streets
Eiteljors & Moore
Cor. E. Market and Circle
Circle Theater
Pateres Se
Consumers Tire Co
Delaware St
Lincoln
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