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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
4
The 111 year old Louisa K. Thiers in White Bone New York born 1814 is the country’s elder politician who began voting after women’s suffrage. She credits longevity to cold baths plain meals sleep fresh air and regular exercise while noting she dislikes hot baths.
In Tipton Indiana Governor frees youth Ruusell Bence after a parole decision following a drunken intoxication arrest. The trial saw Bence attempt to shield a man from whom he bought liquor he did not know the name of. judge sentenced him to seven months in jail on a related charge.
State gasoline collector Je N. Bobbitt reports total gasoline tax receipts for the year ending Sept. 30 amounted to 6,802,481.72 dollars, surpassing the prior year by over 2 million. The gain stems from higher tax collections and a rise in gasoline consumption with 274,660,810.6 gallons sold during the year and September 1926 receipts of 884,160.71 dollars.
George Weymouth, editor of Farm Life, tells Advertising Club members that keeping up farm subjects and providing engaging fiction and news are the editor’s main challenges. The club hosts a party honoring Mrs Ed Waird Hunter, wife of the former secretary, before she leaves for New York.
Robert A. Hassler of 3641 Washington Blvd, president of Hassler Inc. shock absorbers, fractured his right leg while playing polo at Meadowbrook. He and his husband had planned to sail to Europe Saturday. the trip is postponed indefinitely.
Butler University Collegian denounces alleged profiteering on freshman caps. The standard price is one dollar but some freshmen paid as much as two dollars. President Dr. Robert J. Aley will investigate. Upperclassmen Robert Nipper and Joseph Gremelspacher controlled sales, claiming all caps were bought at the set price.
Eighteen persons of foreign birth were granted final naturalization papers Thursday afternoon in Superior Court One before Judge James M. Leathers. They were examined by Edward J. Kennedy.
Persistent coughs and colds can lead to serious trouble says Creomulsion. The emulsified creosote medicine soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth while being absorbed to fight the root of the illness. It claims relief for bronchial asthma and bronchitis and offers a money refund if not satisfied when used as directed.
A European thief who followed two rose pink pearls from Paris to New York is suspected in jewelry thefts valued between 500000 and 760000 from Mrs. James P. Donahue, daughter of Frank W. Woolworth. Police Commissioner Enright took charge as detectives from city hotels and insurers joined the hunt. The two large pearls in the Donahue necklace had arrived from Paris 24 hours earlier, fueling the cross Atlantic pursuit.
The civil service department of the United States government airs three minute messages every Thursday evening on WLW detailing open positions across government departments for public applicants.
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