Lad Struck by Engine While Hunting Coal
Howard McBride age 10 of 87 S West St was struck by a Big Four engine while picking up coal along the tracks near West St He was taken to the city hospital with scalp wounds Mrs Edith Johnson 30 was with him but uninjured The crew was held blameless by police.
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Howard McBride
S. West St
West St
Claffey
Edith Johnson
Frances Ohleyer
Buckle St
John Kingham
Meridian St
Ind
Lloyd Sigmond
Castleton
C. A. Rader
National Rd
Rader
W. H. Schoen
Seventeenth
Illinois Sts
William Overman
Washington St
Illinois
Washington Sts
William Justus
Central Ave
M. H. Carr
Ashland Ave
Carr
Ten Alleged Speeders Held In City Prison
Ten alleged speeders were held at the city prison in the last 24 hours. Names include David Cook, Essie Earl, Chester Hines, Cleo Rodenberg, Edward Leach, John Shelby, Harry Griswald, R. C. Smith, Harry Thayer, M. Lee, John McRoberts, and Charles D. Renick who faces charges of failing to stop after an accident and improper driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cook
W. Brook St
Essie Earl
N. Tremont Ave
Chester Hines
Danville
Ind
Cleo Rodenberg
N. Talbott Ave
Edward Leach
Arch St
John Shelby
N. Oxford St
Harry Griswald
N. Harding St
R. C. Smith
Bridgeport
Harry Thayer
Spann Ave
M. Lee
Union St
John McRoberts
Illinois St
Charles D. Renick
Plainfield
Safety work reviewed at Indiana mine conference
Safety work in Indiana mines during the past year was reviewed at a conference opening in the Senate chamber of the State house. The event was under the Indiana State mining board with attendees from the United States bureau of mines in Pittsburgh and Vincennes, and members of the Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Senate Chamber
Statehouse
Indiana State Mining Board
United States Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh
Vincennes
Ind
Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
Building Permits Report Listings for Various Homes and Schemes
A list of building permits issued for multiple residential and civic projects including furnaces, garages, reroofs, porches, additions, and a school facility. Notable addresses include 506 N. Denny, 385 E. Newson, 1122 Ashland, 5625 N. Delaware, 3048 W. Tenth, and others with values ranging from 200 to 1,300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peat Am Love
Cornell
Poe School ‘Board
West Idsel Arage
W. Tenth
Niscoe Y
Porch
Berwyn
Corel
Obrehne
Ranadell
Yandes
A.erence
Pleasant
Iiam Waters
Reroof
Edgemont
Arle Clash
N. la Salle
Kellermeter
Prospect
Larles Spaulding
Cottage
Liam Marks
N. Sherallman
Oxford
Grosskopf
Park
Loe Dand
N. Oxford
F. Mildner
N. Arsenal
Py Knaulein
Naomi
A. Totten
W. Thirty
Orge Scherle
Kenning
Man 76 Returns to Harvard to Resume Studies
George Lyon Jr. of Nelson Nebraska entered Harvard University to continue studies begun there as a boy. He is pictured examining a knot tied on the USS Constitution during his midshipman days sixty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lyon Jr
Nelson, Neb
Harvard University
Lyon
Constitution
Pension levies stand as state tax board sets funds
The State tax board ruled it lacked authority to raise levies and kept the city firemen and police pension funds at 1 cent each after petitions sought 2 cents. The board also ordered reductions in levies for several counties townships and Argos in Marshall County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Lawrence County
Shanswick Township
Union Township
White County
Argos
Marshall County
Relief Aid Reaches Over Seventy Thousand in Indiana Townships
The 1924 report from the Board of State Charities shows 71 009 poor persons received relief from township overseers in Indiana. Total distribution amounted to 618 901 83 dollars, exceeding 1923 by 94 604 02 dollars. About 50 000 persons were aided in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Board of State Charities
Borah Attacks World Court in Chicago Speech
Senator William E Borah of Idaho denounced the World Court in Chicago arguing it is a League of Nations instrument used to draw the United States into membership. He said the court has not advanced peace and would be opposed so long as it remains in its current form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
World Court
United States
League of Nations
William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Pyromaniac Sought After Two Fires in City
Fire officials search for a pyromaniac after an incendiary blaze damaged a vacant house at 418 W Fifteenth St. late Tuesday. A second fire of unknown origin caused 195 dollars damage to the home of J A Jones at 8710 Robinson St. also Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth St
J. A. Jones
Robinson St
Old-Timer Parade Set for October 18 in Pennsylvania Street
The Pennsylvania Street Business Men's Association announces an Old-Timer parade to celebrate memories of the good old days. The event will occur October 18 between Ohio and Washington Streets along Pennsylvania Street, with the atmosphere expected to reflect nostalgia and community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Street Business Men’s Association
Ohio
Washington Sts
Pennsylvania St
Essay contest explores Pony Express history at The Indianapolis Times
The Indianapolis Times and Paramount Pictures invite school students to write essays on the Pony Express. Submissions must be under 250 words and reach the Contest Editor by Wednesday Oct. 28. Prizes total 35 dollars with first to fifth places and free Apollo tickets for top entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Times
Paramount Pictures
Pony Express
Paramount
Apollo
The
Ernest Torrence
Buffalo Bill
Adlerika claims quick cleansing bowel aid
An advertisement extols Adlerika as a rapid intestinal evacuant that also stimulates gut glands and expels gas. It includes patient quotes praising relief from gas and stomach issues, physician endorsements, and notes that if relief isn’t seen in 24 to 36 hours a physician should be consulted. Sales points cite dramatic cleansing of long-stuck matter and surprising results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Langlois
Bisniseen
Co. C
H. Bernhart
J. E. Puckett
Indianapolis
The
Hook Drug Co
Pease
President Coolidge Uses Religion as Remedy for Radicalism
Times Special reports from Strington indicate President Coolidge urged more religion to combat widespread lawlessness. He criticized radicalism and blamed indolence and self indulgence while defending local and national governments as unable to shoulder all moral reform alone. He called for strong public support for law and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strington
United States
Coolidge
National Council of Congregational Church
Funeral for Otto Belzer Held at Home in Indianapolis
Otto Belzer aged 66 of 3314 Kenwood Ave Indianapolis died Tuesday night at home. Funeral services will be at the residence with burial at Crown Hill cemetery at 2 p.m. Friday. He is survived by wife Mary E. Belzer a son E. C. Belzer and brothers F. O. Belzer Indianapolis Boy Scouts executive and George Belzer Houston Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Belzer
Kenwood Ave
Indianapolis
Crown Hill Cemetery
Mary E. Belzer
E. C. Belzer
F. O. Belzer
Boy Scouts
George Belzer
Houston
Texas
Lodge Opens Offices in Indianapolis District Center
The Indianapolis Maccabees district office at 733 Lemcke Building is now in operation with E. H. Palmer in charge as supreme representative and former State manager of Clarksburg West Virginia. Palmer arrived last week and will meet local tent representatives Friday night including J. H. Daugherty A. H. Hausman John Blumberger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Maccabees
Lemcke
E. H. Palmer
Supreme
Clarksburg
W. Va
Palmer
J. H. Daugherty
A. H. Hausman
John Blumberger
A. O. White
E. L. Greiner
W. W. Drace
J. F. Ace
J. A. Martz
W. A. Edwards
F. M. Hawkins
Dr. C. L. Marlatt
Fred Eisenhut
Officer forced to pull gun in city crash incident
A. W. Davidson of New York City faces intoxication and interfering with an officer charges after a collision tied to Charles D. Renick of 705 National City Bank Building. Motorcycle Officer Louis Schneider pursued the Renick car to Pennsylvania Street where Davidson allegedly leaped out and struck him, prompting a gun threat as other officers arrived. Renick is charged with failure to stop and improper driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Davidson
New York City
Columbia Club
Louis Schneider
Davidson
Charles D. Renick
National City Bank
Pennsylvania St
Schneider
Dean
Renick
Rotary Appoints Committee Chairs for Incoming Year
A Dallas Hitz Rotary Club president announced the committee chairmen for the coming year. Names include A V Grossman membership Edgar Hart entertainment Bert F Kelly quartet and club singers William Herschell annual revue C H Rottger fraternal Oscar X Buehler visitors welcome Charles W Wells public affairs C S Eaglesfield grievance James A Stuart publicity E M Sellers sun shine Fred Hoke education Arthur R Baxter business methods James S Yuncker district conference W BE Henkel international convention H F Woessner bowling B A Boyd golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Dallas Hitz
Rotary Club
A. V. Grossman
Edgar Hart
Bert F. Kelly
William Herschell
C. H. Rottger
Oscar X. Buehler
Charles W. Wells
C. S. Eaglesfield
James A. Stuart
E. M. Sellers
Sunshine
Fred Hoke
Arthur R. Baxter
James S. Yuncker
W. BE. Henkel
H. F. Woessner
B. A. Boyd
Quartets Vie In Keith Honors Tryouts At Keith Theater
The first quartet to vie for the city’s Keith-Albee honor performs at Keith Theater tonight with three judges including J Andrew Steffen and John B Reynolds. Four groups compete: Paramount Popular Four and Schubert from the city, Anderson Aerie Quartet of Anderson Indiana, and E C Quartet from Columbus Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Sniff Para nasal Powder Claims Catarrh Cure
Druggist John Clark of Indianapolis testifies Sniff antiseptic powder clears catarrh and sinus trouble without internal dosing. It relieves discharges and headaches, costs nothing to try, and can be obtained from a druggist or by mail from Dr. C F Cleaveland. Try two weeks or get a refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
Shelby St
Indianapolis
Ruggist
C._F. Cleaveland
Peoples Bank
Indiana
Schubert Quartet to compete for Keith circuit contract
First bass and Edward Thompson are noted as part of the Schubert Quartet which also includes Fred Jerry baritone George Kadel tenor Mrs James A Lowry soprano and Mrs Glenn Fhiermood contralto The Indianapolis Times sponsored the search for Indiana’s best quartet The winning group will perform a week at Keiths in Indianapolis then travel to Cleveland Ohio to face nine quartets from other cities The Cleveland winner advances to New York to contest other sectional winners and the final winner earns a season contract across the Keith circuit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thompson
Schubert
Fred Jerry
George Kadel
James A. Lowry
Glenn Fhiermood
Indianapolis Times
Keith's
C. Rostare Eggleston
Indiana
Keith
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Mitchell Trial Plans Proceed
Plans moved forward for the court martial of Colonel William Mitchell, a critic of air policy, ordered by President Coolidge on insubordination charges. The trial begins October 28 in Washington with a panel of generals and colonels. sessions may be public unless closed by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
William Mitchell
Coolidge
War Department
Mitchell
Police Aid to Curb Objectionable Literature Drive
The board of safety orders cooperation between police and the Indiana Parent Teachers' Association to stop the sale of objectionable literature and to clean up picture shows. E. M. Campfield, PT A committee chairman, wrote to Mayor Shank requesting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Parent Teachers’ Association
Board of Safety
E. M. Campfield
Parent Teachers’ Committee
Shank
Ald
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ALL Souls’ Unitarian Church
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LODGE
New Yorker
Rotary
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Paramount Four
Paramount Popular
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C. C. Lloyd
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Clyde Chrisman
Harry Larue
Paul Eddelman
Anderson Aeries Quartet
Alva Ice
Cecil Haynes
Opa Stone
Clark
Heid’s Shoe Store
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White Furniture Co
Tom Quinn
Anke Welt
Better Furniture
Robertson
Carlin. Music Co
East Washington
Bert Jutte
Lewis Jaffe
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Coate
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Circle Theater
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