Democrats to Organize for First District Congressional Vote
Democrats of the First district plan winter meetings to organize for the upcoming congressional campaign. At a county chairmen conference A C Thomas urged ending factional differences as possible candidates for the two senatorial nominations were discussed including Judge Hedie Clements of Mt Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First District
United Press
Evansville
Ind
A. C. Thomas
Hedie Clements
Mt. Vernon
Not Guilty Plea After Refusal in Slaying Case
Schuyler Barrett age 60 pleaded not guilty in Circuit Court to murdering his employer Sylvester Coder on August 5. His prior plea of guilty to manslaughter was refused, Barrett allegedly killed Coder after money was refused.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Schuyler Barrett
Sylvester Coder
Barrett
Coder
Columnist Ted Robinson to speak at Rotary meeting
Ted Robinson of Cleveland Ohio and former Hoosier will entertain the Indianapolis Rotary in the Riley room at Claypool at noon on Tuesday. Robinson is a Cleveland newspaper columnist and a Wabash College graduate. Bowling contests of the club will resume on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Robinson
Cleveland
Ohio
Indianapolis
Riley
Claypool
Robinson Cleveland
Wabash College
Girl Burned in Blast In South Bend Nursery
Josephine Sudal, 18, is in serious condition at a South Bend hospital after gasoline was poured on an open fire at the children's nursery where she worked. The accident occurred on November 28 and is reported by United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Lena Rice
Fred Wamquist
Som
Lena
Fred
Lena Wamaquist
Bing
Wamquist
South Bend
Ind
Joseph M. Sangerman
Crowe
Josephine Sudal
Arrests Made In Liquor Bust At Sherman Drive Eatery
Police Lt Eisenhut and squad found liquor hidden behind a transom at 2348 N Sherman Dr. They arrested James Gordon 25 of 1182 N Alabama St and John C Ivey 84 of 4410 BE Twenty-First St and charged them with operating a blind tiger. They were arraigned in city court today.
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Eisenhut
N. Sherman Dr
James Gordon
Alabama St
John C. Ivey
BE. Twenty-First St
Man's Death Investigated After Auto Accident
Coroner Karl Strickland of Gibson County awaits the state chemist report in Indianapolis on John C. Berger 48 after his death post hospital discharge. Berger carried insurance over 75000 and was a modest merchant. Insurance firms have delayed payouts pending investigation. He was injured in an automobile crash Monday and died hours after hospital release Tuesday morning leaving a widow and three children.
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Bu_United
Princeton
Ind
Karl Strickland
Gibson County
Indianapolis
John C. Berger
Berger
Mrs. Frank Pierce Dead in Noblesville at 75
Mrs. Frank Pierce 75 died here Friday night and will be buried in Crown Hill Indianapolis, her former home. She was formerly Miss Lucian Hetzelgesser and among the first women to advocate locating the State insane hospital at Richmond. She had charge of a ward in the Institution for several years.
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Noblesville
Ind
Frank Pierce
Crown Hill
Indianapolis
Lucian Hetzelgesser
State Insane Hospital
Richmond
End to be harmonious council outlook stated
Ben H. Thompson city council president announced the present administration will end harmoniously after a Monday night special meeting. He said the council will consider appropriation and transfer ordinances shelved during the summer municipal friction and leave office as friends.
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Ben H. Thompson
Shank
Thompson
Two Caught in Raid on Capitol Ave Gaming House
Police raided locations including 8 Capitol Ave on Friday. Abe Silverman, 34, proprietor of a cigar store at 25 S Capitol Ave, and Albert Fields, 24, of Columbus Ohio, were charged with keeping a gaming device and gaming house. Officers said evidence of horse race bets was found.
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Capitol Ave
Abe Silverman
Lorraine Hotel
S. Capitol Ave
Albert Fields
Columbus Ohio
Pope
Hudson
Judge Julian Sharpnack Appointed to Bartholomew Circuit Court
Governor Jackson appoints Julian Sharpnack of Columbus Indiana as judge of the Bartholomew Circuit Court to succeed the late Judge John W Donacker. Sharpnack has three years as chief trial lawyer for the U S Prohibition Enforcement Bureau in Washington D C and formerly practiced law in Columbus after moving from Pennsylvania about twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Julian Sharpnack
Columbus
Ind
Bartholomew Circuit Court
John W.donacker
Sharpnack
United States Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania
Reward Offered for Liquor Conviction of Rich Offender
Governor Miriam Ferguson announced a $500 reward for arrest and conviction of any person worth over $5,000 who violates prohibition. She blasted the rich for flouting the law while poor violators face prison, and criticized judges who drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Miriam “Ma” Ferguson
County Delays Purchase of Two Churches in War Memorial Plaza
County commissioners weigh buying First Baptist and Second Presbyterian in War Memorial Plaza with four weeks to act. John McCloskey favors the purchase, while Charles O Sutton and John Kitley oppose. Bond authority of about 1 250 000 dollars possible if act by December 31 1925. If not bought before 1926 churches could retain possession for 25 years with later improvements paid by county.
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War Memorial Plaza
John McCloskey
First Baptist
Second Presbyterian
Charles O. Sutton
John Kitley
McCloskey
Bell Accepts Toll Superintendent Post in Detroit
Joseph V. Bell district traffic superintendent of AT&T Long Lines has accepted the toll superintendent role with Michigan Bell Telephone in Detroit. Bell, who came to Indianapolis in 1923, formerly led the Monday Lunch Club of Bell supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph V. Bell
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Long Lines Department
Thirtieth
New Jersey Sts
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Detroit
Bell
Indianapolis
Shooting story probed after man says gun discharged
Michael McGlynn, 26, of 109 Blake Street, was treated at the city hospital for a foot wound after claiming a gun found at Emmett and Bird Streets discharged. Sergeant Woolen found no bullet hole in the shoe. Henry Krug and Walter Gill, who drove McGlynn to the hospital, were charged with vagrancy and intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Today
Michael McGlynn
Blake St
City Hospital
Emmett and
Bird Sts
Woolen
Henry Krug
Hume-Mangur Bldg
Walter Gill
N. Addison 8&T
McGlynn
Three Generations of Women and Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
The ad recalls Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound first made in 1881 and tells of three generations of women using this root and herb remedy with widespread demand across the United States and abroad. It emphasizes family testimony from grandmother to daughter about its virtue.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
Shrine chief to receive high honor in Murat temple visit
James C. Burger of Denver imperial potentate of the Shrine of North America will be welcomed by Murat Temple next Friday. The parade will escort Burger from Union Station to the temple led by the Murat band. A large Shrine class will be initiated during the winter ceremonial with Burger as guest and a Moslem feast scheduled in the temple dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Burger
Denver
Colo
Burger
Lake County to seek padlocks for nuisance parlors
Lake County authorities plan next week to obtain legal padlocks for forty nine nuisances in Gary and East Chicago. As the first move in the case pad locks were ordered Friday for fourteen Gary soft drink parlors.
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By_United_ Pr
Crown Point
Ind
Lake County
Gary
East Chicago
Jobless Man Takes Poison Then Seeks Help at Statehouse
Frank Stetzel, 46, of 2817 Baltimore Ave., after losing his job, ingested slow poison early today. Four hours later he went to Billy Edwards, service manager for the public service commission, at the Statehouse and disclosed his act. Edwards sent him to the city hospital where his condition was reported critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stetzel
Baltimore Ave
Ater
Billy Edwards
Publica Service Commission
Statehouse
Edwards
Myers to Return From Cuba Vacation as Mayor Candidate
Walter Myers Democratic nominee for mayor was expected to return to Indianapolis today from a Cuba vacation tour that followed the recent mayoralty election. Friends said he had recovered from campaign fatigue after delivering about four addresses daily.
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Walter Myers
Indianapolis
Cuba
Automobiles Stolen From Indiana and Pennsylvania Streets
Police report two vehicles stolen. One Ford owned by Earl McDaniel of Coatsville Indiana from Ohio Street and Capitol Avenue. The second Ford, license numbers 618-612, owned by Raymond Cook of Highteenth Street and College Avenue, with roots in Pennsylvania and Georgia Streets.
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Earl McDaniel
Coatsville
Ind
Ford
Ohio St
Capitol Ave
Raymond Cook
Highteenth St
College Ave
Pennsylvania
Georgia Sts
Compliments Poured For Air Artists On Local Radio
Listeners praised the Indianapolis Times radio program on WFEBM. The Paramount Four headed by Paul L Walters and others won praise along with Hoffmeister Cork and John B Reynolds. Schepp’s New York Orchestra performed and fans demanded more.
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Indianapolis Times
WFEBM
Paramount Four
Indiana
Keith
al Hoffmeister
Raymond Cork
Hoffmeister
John B. Reynolds
The
Chamber of Commerce
Schepp
New York
Shanghai Tea Gardens
B. 8
George la Rowe
Cork
Times
Paul L. Walters
C. C. Lloyd
Robert A. Halter
William T. Pearsy
Chris Albion
Indianapolis
Citizens Back School Bonds Amid Taxpayers Clash
Indiana school board weighs restoring the bond issue to 1.35 million after a dispute with the Taxpayers Association led by Harry Miesse. The Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs endorsed the board and denounced the association’s actions while debating the bond’s final cost and scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana ‘Taxpayers’ Association
Harry Miesse
New York Central Railroad
Taxpayers’ Association Action
Miesse
Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Taxpayers’ Association
S. A. Clinchens
State Tax Board
Man's Fate Is Ironical: Fatal Ice Wagon Accident
Fred D. Henning, 62, died in a peculiar accident as a cold wave brought low temperatures. He was struck and killed by an ice wagon while conditions worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Evansville
Ind
Fred D. Henning
Mercury
Major Fickel to address Indianapolis 1st Infantry camp reunion
Maj. Jacob E. B. Fickel will speak to Indianapolis members of the 1st Infantry at Ft. Benjamin Harrison during the second officers camp. He formerly commanded the camp and will headline the seventh annual reunion tonight at the Columbia Club.
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Jacob EB. Fickel
Indianapolis
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Columbia Club
Major Fickel
Building Permits and Projects Listed by Local Firms
A list of building permits and related projects shows M. Workman Realty Company and various residents filing for work at multiple addresses. Entries include furnace upgrades, reroofing, dwelling repairs, carage use, boiler work, and church improvements across several streets such as N Gale, Rural, Tacoma, St Peter, Pennsylvan ia, Mid patties, Concord, Bancroft, and Julian. The amounts and exact scope vary, with many addresses indicating residential work and some church and commercial upgrades.
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M. Workman Realty Companyment
E. Washington
Pany
Evert
W. Willfowl
N. Gale
B. W. Willfowl
Mary Gerlack
Rural
L. Weigler
Carage
Tacoma
St. Peter
Ilip'y Fant Boller
Pennsylvania
Phill ‘Fant
N. Pennaylwants
Ie Thurforrimey
E. Midpatties Mxiusn
Welling
Concord
Andrews
Si i Sobiter
Tire
M. E
Shure
Warmiane
Julian
Warman
Obenchain
Notier
Autos Found Belonging to Local Residents
Police report two automobiles located. One vehicle owned by J. M. Ayres of 1128 Bradbury St and Ford at the intersection of Alabama St and Virginia Ave. Another car owned by Keith Coggershall of 1559 Central Ave and Ford at Fifteenth St and Northwestern Ave.
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J. M. Ayres
Bradbury St
Ford
Alabama St
Virginia Ave
Keith Coggershall
Central Ave
Fifteenth St
Northwestern Ave
Child Hit by Car Bruises Gus Martin in Front of Home
Six year old Gus Martin of 616 B New York St was bruised and cut when struck by an automobile driven by David Hongheld of 837 N Sherman Dr as the boy played in front of his residence. Hongheld was slated.
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Gus Martin
New York St
David Hongheld
N. Sherman Dr
Hongheld
Marion County Christmas Seal Drive Sets 1925 Goal
The Marion County Tuberculosis Association launches the 1925 Christmas seal sale led by Dr. Alfred Henry with nine commissioners including Governor Jackson and Mayor Shank. About 15,000,000 seals will be sold to fund anti tuberculosis work in Indianapolis and surrounding areas under the National Tuberculosis Association and the Indiana Tuberculosis Association. Indiana has led Mississippi Valley states in per capita sales for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Tuberculosis Association
Alfred Henry
Jackson
Shank
Louis C. Huesman
Central Supply Company
Evans Woollen
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Mgr
Francis H. Gavish
Morris M. Feuerlicht
Eliza <A. Blaker
Indianapolis Teachers’ College
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Marion County
Indianapolis
National Tuberculosis Association
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
Indiana
Mississippi Valley
City Market Prices Show Broad Slump and Upticks
Green and wax beans sold at two pounds for 25 cents while pineapples eased to 45 cents each. Florida grapefruit at 10 cents each, bananas up to 25 30 cents a dozen, peas 38 cents a pound, cranberries 20 cents, persimmons 25 cents a box, head lettuce 15 20 cents. Eggs 75 cents a dozen, butter 65 cents a pound, frying chickens 40 cents a pound, broilers 45 cents, rabbits 50 cents each, Jersey sweet potatoes 10 cents a pound, radishes 10 cents a bunch, onions 40 60 cents a dozen, Idaho potatoes five pounds for 26 cents, celery 10 cents two bunches for 25 cents.
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Florida
California
Jersey
Idaho
Legion Post Elects Memorial Post Leader in Indianapolis
Daniel I. Glossbrenner was elected commander of Memorial post the largest American Legion group in Indianapolis. He will appoint the adjutant and executive committee. Other officers named include James Dale first vice commander Miss Florence Martin second vice commander Paul Fechtmann finance officer Joseph Minturn chaplain BE Wagner sergeant at arms and BE M Rush historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel I. Glossbrenner
Memorial Post
The
American Legion
Indianapolis
Glossbrenner
James Dale
Florence Martin
Paul Fechtmann
Joseph Minturn
BE. W. Wagner
BE. M. Rush
Three Charges Faced Against Carl Doll in Riverside Park Crash
Carl Doll, 28, of 1146 West Thirty Fourth Street, is held on assault and battery reckless driving and failing to stop after an accident. Doll allegedly drove away after striking Frank Ellison’s car at Riverside Park on Thursday injuring Ellison’s wife and child. Sergeant Jack O’Neal of the accident prevention bureau made the arrest.
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Carl Doll
W. Thirty- Fourth St
Doll
Sergt
Jack O'Neal
The
Accident Prevention Bureau
Frank Ellison
Prospect St
Riverside Park
Ellison
Small
Song That Won Lover's Discord Sparks Divorce Suit
Lulu Summers sues husband George Summers in Hammond Indiana claiming his insistence on singing at all hours, especially his favorite song Don't Bring Lulu, disrupted their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hammond
Ind
George Summers
Lulu
Y Boys to Elect Anderson Conference Officers
Y M C A boys at the sixth annual Christian citizenship conference in Anderson Indiana will elect officers today and then visit the Indiana State Reformatory at Pendleton More than fifty Indiana cities are represented with fifty boys from Indianapolis Charles P Taft national Y M C A president spoke on Friday
Family Night Observed at Baptist Center
Dr. F. A. Hayward urged that anyone can secure education if they work for it during the Baptist Christian Center meeting at 162 Blackford Street. Miss Willa B. Walker noted family night, with Helen Reez reading and Katharyn Manson piano solo. Nick George presented a comic film.
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F. A. Hayward
The
Baptist Christian Center
Blackford St
Willa B. Walker
Helen Reez
Katharyn Manson
Nick George
New Industry In City To Occupy Swartz Building
The Lewis Rim Company announced as president James Lewis plans a new demountable automobile rim and locks business. About fifty workers will be employed at startup with expected rapid growth to 2000 jobs. Operations begin in ninety days after machinery is installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Rim Company
Swartz Electric Company
Speedway City
James €. Lewis
First Baptist Women Plan Offering Tea
The Martha Hawkins Society of the First Baptist Church will host its annual silver offering tea from 2 to 6 p m Tuesday at 4041 N Meridian St. Mrs. William Ray Adama hosts. Candy and fancy articles will be sold. A musical program features Martha Rundells Susan Woodbury Christina Houseman and Mrs. Asel Spellman Stitt. Proceeds support Crawford Baptist Industrial School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
W. L. Thorne
Mesdame P. A. Bessire
H. J. Lacy
Frank Lewis
Co. H. Pier
R. Be, Adams
Reese Wepong
Everett Allison
J. H. McHenry
Earl Christena
Edwin Camp
Henry Eitel
Walter Foltz
George Stoner
Orrin Seward
Wiliam Jungclaus
W. P. Paul
William H. Coleman
Charles Wood
W. A. Caperton
Noble Dean
Sylvester Johnson
Harry Miesse
Edna Severin
D. T. Smith
W. P. Rolland
T. R. Kushley
C. L. Miller
William Ray Adams
Amber Kiefer
Mes
Dames
W. C. Christena
H. H. Petty
Robert Dietz
Fred Donnelly
J. J. Klueber
Joe Caperton
H. J. Berry
Horace Huey
BE. R. Busue
Lester Daugherty
Will Dalrymple
C. S. Merrick
O. A. Farthing
L. E B. Gayman
George Long
George Wheldon
C. P. Benedict
Margaret Duden
Mary M. Miller
Mary Dame
Crawford Baptist Industrial School
Burial for Cleya W. Henley in Crown Hill Cemetery
Cleya W. Henley 50 former Indianapolis newspaper man and Hoosier politician died Friday in New York after a stroke. Burial and funeral at 2:30 p.m. Monday at his brother Bert Henley’s home 1035 Churchman Ave. Bethel Presbyterian Church layman committee secretary, long active in Republican politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleya W. Henley
Indianapolis
New York
Crown Hill Cemetery
Bert Henley
Churchman Ave
Henley
Presbyterian Church
Two youths returned from Shelbyville theft arrest
Detectives Dugan and Sullivan say two juveniles aged 14 and 15 were returned here after being arrested as fugitives in Shelbyville Illinois. They allegedly stole a car from Jack Harbor at 26 8 Illinois Street and Raymond Streets, then drove it to Shelbyville.
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Shelbyville
Ill
Dugan and Sullivan
Jack Harbor
Illinois St
Shelby and Raymond Sts
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