Local loan ads and auctions prompt early cash sales
Classified notices show Capitol Loan Co offering loans up to 300 and auto loans at 24 hour cash, plus American loan and Lincoln listings. An auction at 805 N Senate Ave features household goods, furniture, a Edison talking machine, and other items. Legal notices include chattel mortgage sale on an International vehicle and probate actions in Marion County with hearings in October 1925.
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Fpacatere
Es Wolf
Capitol
Oldsmobile
Carrollton Overland
T. Allen Motor
Virginia Ave
Citizens Motor Car CO
AVICE
Penn Main
Templar Sport
Oakley Motor
S. Meridian
Drex
Buy. Motor
Penhasiania
Main
Capitol Loan CO
E. Washvnee St
Lincoln
Senate Avenue
DL. A. Odgrs Auction Co
Riley
State of
Indiana
Fayette
Ans
Parette Grewit Court
Coralie
Charles H. Ludlow
Charles Pe
Erik
Nix
Maricopa
Biota
Arizona
Charles Ludlow
Oea
Settinaiate
Ambrose Elly
Sathe Ae
Rotich
G. V. Wellman
Erdricks
Tidianna
Penety
Mortiare
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Splendid Buy
Pembroke Arcade
Jefferson County
Pike
Pike. See Owner One Op. m. 1057 Wirty-First
Pakm
Clear
Columbus
Ind
East St
Elvers
Mr. Klein
Asew
Raymond
Randolph
Rand
Bisse Haa
Hans
Brussels
Jus City
Dorfman Rug Co
Wash
Statehouse
Vance
Walsh
W. R. Flardson
PITAL
West St
Circle Ania
Banner Fuel Co
Artman May Seek Bench for State Supreme Court
Samuel R. Artman, former chairman of the public service commission, hints at a 1927 bid for the State Supreme Court to succeed Judge Louis B. Ewbank. If he runs, he may resign from the utility panel next year. Ewbank will not seek re election. Artman, a Republican, was appointed to the Public Service Commission in 1923 with a term until 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Artman
Public Service Commission
State Supreme Court
Louis B. Ewbank
Indianapolis
Artman
Utility Commission
Ewbank
Boone
Seven Die in Auto Crashes Across Indiana
Indiana reports seven fatalities from weekend car wrecks. Notable deaths include R. C. Huestis of Indianapolis struck by a train near Linton. Albert Stevens of Columbus killed in a ravine crash. W. H. Scriven of Chicago buried in Oak Park after his car fell off an embankment near Attica. Others dying include Paul Van Heck of Mishawaka, Clyde Gaerte of Hartford City, James Nince of Indiana Harbor, and Fred Kunner of Hammond in separate incidents. liquor transport charges also noted for Nilah Whitesell and Harry L. Kimmell.
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R. C. Huestis
Fairfield Ave
Indianapolis
Linton
Ind
Huestin
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Albert Stevens
Columbus
Nashville
Stevens
W. H. Scren
Chicago Terminal Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oak Park
Ill
Scriven
Attica
Paul van Heck
Mishawaka
South Bend
Clyde Gaerte
Hartford City
Marion
Nilah Whitesell
Dunkirk
Hary L. Kimmell
Mortford City
James Nince
Indiana Harbor
Gary
Roy Gilchrist
Hammond
Fred Kunner
Calumet City
Til
Automobiles Kill Six in Cook County Weekend Crashes
Six persons were killed in automobile accidents in Cook County over the weekend and more than a dozen were injured. Chicago reports a total of 584 deaths so far this year.
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Chicago
United Press
Cook County
Florida Pattern of Fraudulent Land Schemes Warned
A Florida expert outlines how unscrupulous promoters and unorganized buyers flood the market with worthless subdivisions far from cities. He warns high pressure oil stock salesmen and other swindles threaten investment and the state's boom, noting development requires shared blocks, utilities, and local organization to avoid mass foreclosures.
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Florida
Miami
Palm Beach
Washington
Understanding China Inside Out The World’s Largest Nation
A compact primer contrasts Western and Chinese thinking and culture. It notes China’s vast geography from Manchuria to Tibet, describes climate zones, rivers like the Yangtze, and population density with figures for China proper and provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Yangtze
China
Manchuria
Mongolia
Chinese Turkestan
Gobi
Taklamakan
Tibet
India
Shantung
Florida Beachside Developments Face Many Hazards
The article warns buyers to check promoter reliability and promised improvements before investing in Florida subdivisions. It notes fluctuating building regulations, potential chaotic zoning, and the risk of neighbor efforts degrading property values. It also highlights political shifts threatening gambling, liquor, and reform bills amid sectional tensions.
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Florida
Miami
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Daytona
Cuba
Bahamas
Senate
Bishop Sees Conflict in Holy War Threat
In Chicago Bishop Walter Sum of Oregon warned of a coming holy war between European and Mohammedan nations during a Sunday sermon. He cited a Bulgarian American exchange describing widespread concealed armaments across Europe as evidence of national unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Chicago
Walter Sum
Oregon
Sumner
Europe
Police recount string of robberies and hold ups
Reports detail a series of robberies in Indianapolis area. Victims include Harry W. Farlan, Arthur Lyke and Pat Curtain as bandits seized cash watches and jewelry. Burglars also ransacked Emery Ruby’s apartment taking $31, and stole gasoline coupons from a filling station. Several suspects tied to II streets and addresses are noted.
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Harry W. “Farlan
Woodlawn Ave
Woodlawn
State Aves
George W. Hamet
Greenwood Ave
Cross Drive
Woodruff Place
Arthur Lyke
Mansfield Ave
Speedway Rd
Thirtieth St
Central Ave
Patrick Patterson
Oliver Cornelius
New York St
Carr Auto Garage
Senate Ave
Twenty-First St
Pat Curtain
Illinois St
St. Joseph and
Superior Sts
Curtain
Emery Ruby
Capitol Ave
Twelfth St
Harry Baker
Hyatt Ave
Gertrude Mason
Sheldon St
Alonzo Beasley
Harold Taylor
Open House Week at Hoosier Athletic Club Opens With Dinner
Hoosier Athletic Club held its formal fall opening Saturday with a dinner and tour of the newly remodeled building. A ballroom dance followed the tour and the club will stay open for inspection each night this week with dancing from nine to twelve nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier Athletic Club
Labor to stay aloof from old party ties
Atlantic City N J October 6 The American Federation of Labor will enter political campaigns this fall nationwide but will avoid third party movements The executive board report reaffirms a non partisan policy arguing third party efforts wasteful and harmful to electing candidates with favorable records It urges organizing women workers maintaining wage scales opposing communism opposing company unions and resisting employers ownership plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Stephenson Indicted in Fire Murder Case
Stephenson and two others were indicted on the charge of murdering Miss Macge Oberholtzer after a fire at the former Kappa Kappa Gamma house at 6802 University Ave. The property, once Irv ington showplace, had been bought in 1923 and mortgaged for 15000 to Marion County State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude M. Worley
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Butler University
Irvington
Stephenson
Robert T. Marsh
Jackson
Marion County State Bank
Tra M. Holmes
Klinck and
Gentry
Macge Oberholtzer
University Ave
Omer Hawkins
Wenger Resigns as State Tax Board Chief Engineer
Jor Harry V. Wenger resigned from the State tax board where he served as chief engineer for five years. He will leave Oct. 31 and move to California with his family in Los Angeles. The board has virtually agreed on a successor but did not name the person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry V. Wenger
State Tax Board
John J. Brown
Wenger
California
Los Angeles
Brown
Local Worker Roster Noted in City Directory Snippet
A fragmented listing shows numerous names with ages and occupations such as clerks inspectors watchmen masons and farmhands tied to addresses in Beech Grove Fort Harrison and Bellefontaine. The OCR fragment preserves many individuals including Nina Rushton Myrtle Cottman and Margret Hawkins among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Mi
Post
Mary E. Crowe
Cook
Niagara
Nina M. Rushton
Pennsylvania
Alexander Metulley
Martindale
Myrtle F. Cottman
William F. Robinson
Udell
Cathryn Kindler
Ben Davis
Clyde M. Hoc
Gustava P . Whitney
Edward Rn “Smith
Virginia Marshall
Rabo
Mary L. Raley
Tya
Holmse
Cecil GU. Furman
Ajaban
Gertrude M. Veale
Shien Berton
Gertrude Burnell
Beech Grove
Ae Ee Buck
Arthur J. Bicke
Dorothy M. Taylor
Births and Listings From City Hospital Notices
Births recorded with names and parentage linked to city hospital addresses and nearby sites. Families such as Shasserre, Hicks, Gordon, Hall, Gray, and Phelps are listed along with hospital affiliations and street locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors
Fred
Dorothy Garrett
N. Ae
Frank
Helen Shasserre
Richard and
Baikeley
Murray
Stella Hicks
E. Frank
Florence Gordon
Ann
N. Gray
Fuit
Carl and
Marie Hall
N. Keyatone
Victoria McKinney
City Hos- Pa Millard
Geneva Neeley
City Hospil
Clarence
Mamie Crowe
City Hospi
Obituaries Listing Of 20 Plus Local Deaths
A long reader note lists numerous deceased individuals with ages and brief causes or hospitals. Names include Josephine Rafer, 69, Minnesota Street cerebro spinal sclerosis. William Homan Gale, 50, chronic nephritis at a local hospital. Margaret Graham, 93, asthmatic bronchitis. Jesse Ellison, 24, pulmonary tuberculosis. Warren Murry, 12, skull fracture. Isaac Shelby, 84, apoplexy. Alice Hostetler, 22, septicemia. Paul Hide, 7, tuberculosis. and others with varied conditions and addresses, reflecting a regional death register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Rafer
Minnesota St. Cerebro
William Homan Gale
Ington
Tile Phinkett
Methodist
Traub
Margaret Graham
Jesse Ellison
Miller
Tira
Torbett
Warren Murry
W. Sixteenth
Fiorenes MecQhat
Nat W. Morris
Ehbr
Agey
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Bugs
Iat
Ein
Tuttledge
Indiana Ave
Otto
Webster
Northwestern
Rardathh
Jalty
Davis Bros
RNMAN
Confectionry
Eruit Sr RE
Kut Kda
Gme Ind
Usiness
Belmont
Chevrolet
Meridian
Stone
Chevrolet Bees
Stone Cgev Role Rolet CO
E. Washington Fords
Dan
Gore
McFarland
Pete
Hupp
Studebaker
Willys-Knight
Wilbur Johnson Company
Meridian ST
Lin
East
DODGE
Terstegge- Hollowell CO
Jekepbacacker Rollin
F. B. Chevrolet
Goudebeker
Guy Long
Oakland
S. Pennsylvania
Ford
Stors
Fierit
Lexington Motor Tnd N
Meridian Chase
Ck Ns Meridian
N. Harding
Auto Co
Nist
Enty St
Paris
Sam Conav
Eapriot
Ain-63
Rogers
Bel
W. Wash
I. Goldburg
N. Capitol
Eback & Gentry Auto
Robertson Cycle Store
Mass
Ave
Credito
Erbert
Marion County
Sadie C. Ber
Watt
Sai
Arene Clark
Aloes Seca
Tate
A. Bheton
Clar M. Shackleton
Sreeep
Agconny
Vonchers
Tynetees
Fairfax Cristian Eres
Peshear
Nath
Mi Eco Ca
G. Lewis
Rinnere Whiteford
Matthew G
May Patteford
Madison
John's Church
SF Aneral Directors
W. T. Blasengym
Indiana Avenue
Drexel
Circle
Planner & Buchanan
N. Tllinois
Jae of Indianapolis Ince
Indianapolis Crematory
S. Corps
Prospect St
Stewart George Grinsteiner
E. Market
Krieger
E. Junee Herrr
N. Nolg
R-L. Undertabrere
As & Stas
Delaware
Matin
Ee Marguers
N. D
New Jersey
Thur D. Miller
Assintan
Olive Street
Olive St
bo _ MAINT
Kodak
GA Land Studio
Orienta Theater
Toe BE
Amin
Vow
Mich
MR. Dalton
N. Meridian
Tri-City
Barber College
Washington St
Exper
White Lady
Oda Park
Ousekeeping Ashland
Uchanan
Cor Mass
St. Clair
I Davis
Bath
Sale
Race
Cire Dle
OGL J. McCracken
Linden
Civic Realty Co
Delaware St. Lin
Cesar
Sean
W. Washington
N. Arsenal
Dunlop & Holtegel
Garfield
Drexel Sie
Dunlop & Holtegml
GRAND
N. Dela. LI
Sana
Kreiger
Prospect
Dunlop & Hostegel
Mozart Ave
Roume
Oxford ST
Epeyas
M. A. Quinn
Realty Service Bureau
Harrison
W. Doubls
W. I
HN Alspach
Lemcke
Garfield Park
C. J. Osburn
Carolene Wash
Washburn
Webster OU
Hearn Beara Co
JOS. A. Selvage
Glendora
W. Va
J. & I. Coal CO
Idable
North ST. Coal CO
Atlas Fruel
Itis
Love Outlaws
Major Scoal Co
Salvation Army Industrial Hom
SLADE
Eid
E. F. Burkle
Times
Commission
Haven
ALL Crooks
The
Side of
Compton
Asia
Shi-Hwang-ti
West Coast
W. P. Hill
Frankfort
Hoosier Athletic Organization
LABOR
Aids
Jor
George
Pearl Reese
Omen
Rosie Young
Colta
Samad
Ina Bell
Bennard
Dee Texel
Joseph
Margaret White
Cecil
Irene Sawyers
Morgan
Walter
Mary Phelps
Paul and
Esther Manuel
Methodist Hospital
James and
Sylvia Snyder
B. Morris
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