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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1925

Page

2

Real Estate Ads Mix of Rentals and Lots for Sale in Florida and Oakland

A cluttered classified notice lists furnished three room houses with bath and kitchenette for rent, along with owner sells and trades for Florida acreage near a highway. It advertises 30 minute reach to markets, 10 20 or 40 acre tracts, and payments with low upfront cash. Also promotes Oakland Avenue property upgrades, bungalow deals, and rug sales.

College Ave Noren Detroit Wien BE. J. McCracken Harlan Hiley Realty CO Naif Golden Hill Yneinon Sela Harness East 52Nd Street Lynhurst Dr Franklin St. BY N. Dela Dunlop & Hostegel Draper Drexel Florida Florea Ae Highway Informatio Gunderson Oar Park Dil Oakland Ave A. Bargain Ann Jinn Riley Kelly and Dawson Arage Everroad & White Lin Transportation Luther Public Tech Twenty-Seventh Irv J. Osborn Realty Service Bureau

Fidelity Loan Co. Modern Method Promises Easy Payments

Ad describes a loan service by Fidelity Loan Co offering advances on household goods with rates stated as lawful and easy payment terms. Mentions a contact at 632 Lemcke Building and 106 Be Market arrangements, urging readers to write or call for details.

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Personal loan ads and lenders in 19th century notice

The snippet lists loan firms offering quick cash, up to 800 dollars, with confidential service and various collateral options. It mentions Household Finance Corporation successors, Capitol Loan Co, and Security Investment and Loan, with addresses and contact lines, reflecting promotional notices for short term lending.

Delaware Lin Averigan Onic

Sale Notice Under Law For Household Goods

Legal notice states a sale under authority will occur on a specified date in 1920. The listing names multiple owners and addresses connected to the property or goods to be sold, including individuals such as Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Boy, Mr. John, and others, with various registration numbers and locations referenced.

Arges Unp Paghboush Atreten Ida Berry Biodsi M Ball Res Beerch R.A. Boy John Gioree Freeman BM . Meman Anne Chapman Dalton L. Mines Borst Wubur Wil

Track Elevation Fund Backed for 1926 Budget

John B. King said at the council meeting that the 1926 levy will yield 130000 with 400000 on hand in the track elevation fund. He noted no work on the south side is planned for next year. The statements came during discussion with Harry B. Dynes, president of the South Side Track Elevation League.

John B. King Harry B. Dynes King South Side

Death of Times staffer John W. Hedgcock at 69

John W. Hedgcock, 69, of 715 N Alabama &J, longtime Times circulation department employee, died Monday from acute indigestion at home. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Michigan Town, burial there. Survived by widow and five children Mrs Margaret Hickey Baltimore MD Mrs Logan Bidle Hartford Conn Ralph Hedgecock Detroit and Garth Hedgecock Chicago and Mrs Gladys Tucker Indianapolis. He was member of Masonic Order Red Men's lodge and Methodist Church.

John W. Hedgcock Alabama &J the Times Michigan Town Masonic Order Red Men's Lodge Methodist Church Margaret Hickey Baltimore Logan Bidle Hartford Conn Ralph Hedgecock Detroit Garth Hedgecock Chicago Gladys Tucker Indianapolis

PUPILS ARE SEPARATED BY MICHIGAN CITY BOARD

Michigan City school board to segregate colored pupils this semester creating separate rooms. Two experienced colored teachers have been secured from Chicago to handle the arrangements.

Michigan City Bu Times Ind Chicago

Police Seek Two Men After Accident on Howard and Reisner

Police pursued two men who fled after their car collided with a truck driven by William Powers at the Howard and Reisner streets intersection. Powers said he attempted to check the license plate before the pair knocked him down and escaped.

Howard and Reisner Sts William Powers Powers

Wabash Civil War Veterans Set Sept Reunion

Wabash Indiana. Civil War veterans of Wabash County will gather in the annual reunion on September 16. The principal speaker will be State Commander David Strouse from Danville Indiana.

Bu Times Wabash, Ind Wabash County David Strouse Danville Ind

Classified notices and bids from Indiana survey records 1925

The page lists names and numbers likely residents or bidders, then details public work contracts and notices. It references Hindustan and Ryan Hill projects in Indiana with contract numbers and completion dates, plus a state benevolent petition collection and procurement notices. The document shows dates in 1925 and includes official signatures from D. Williams and E. McCott as secretary.

Inet Ghn Jenkins Gone Killen Alex. Ecg Nlolhd Illie Keller John Wade Langford Psa Ores Mae Longnecker Eth Albert Ore. Blosss Silvia Morgan M . Miller Marcus Etto Nash Kate Picholop Blosseira Otto NoMe W. B. Losh Tittie Rudeford Nora Ie F. E. Wilbert Wella Joseph Laura Williama Janna Will Ryan Hill Bloomington Ind Hindustan Bu Joe D. Williams Toon Xbi Mtice Perth Woon Nea Ce Oh E. McCot

Missing PN-91 Search By U S Fleet Reaches Hawaii

United States fleet returns to Honolulu from Australia and New Zealand to fan out and search for the missing PN-91 and its five occupants. Secretary Wilbur says not to abandon hope as destroyers retrace the searched area.

United Preas Washington United States Honolulu Australia New Zealand Hawaiian Islands Wilbur Hawaiian Waters

Bondmen Hearings Postponed in City Judge Case

Decision in six professional bondmen and a bonds woman held on vagary charges is postponed to September 10 after evidence hearing. Arrest was made by Lieutenant C. Hudson following gathering in corridors where they solicited prisoners en route to the turnkey.

Dan V. White Lieut. C. Hudson

Hog cholera outbreak hits six farms in Marshal County

Hog cholera has broken out on six Marshal County farms three near Bourbon and three southeast of Grovertown. Twenty hogs have died on one farm. Rigid quarantine regulations are being enforced to prevent further spread of the disease.

Grovertown Ind Marshal County Bourbon

Gone but Not Forgotten Automobile theft notices in Indianapolis

The Indianapolis Times lists stolen autos with Tirenee numbers and owner addresses. Vehicles include Chevrolet models linked to David Bohannon, William Holcomb, Estelle Miller, and Coban Brents, with specific plate-like codes and cross streets noted.

Indianapolis Times David Bohannon Vermont St Chevrolet Washington New Jersey William Holcomb S. Missouri St Meridian Maryland Estelle Miller Royal Ave Thirty- Eighth St Fall Creek Blvd Coban Brents Catherwood St Ford Vermont Blackford Sts

Automobiles Found Belonging to Several Residents

Police report cars located belong to Mildred Baker at 800 S. Meridian Street Ford, C. F. Atterback of 429 N. Jefferson Avenue Dodge, Jessia McKinley at 717 EB Pratt Street, Devoe Reynolds of 14 W. Lake Street Ford, and Abe Blatt at 2540 N. New Jersey Street Ford.

Mildred Baker Meridian St Ford West and Wisconsin Sts F. Atterback Jefferson Ave Dodge Morris St Jessia McKinley Pratt St St. Clair St College Ave Devoe Reynolds Lake St Circle Theater Abe Blatt New Jersey St New York St

Emerson Sentenced for Wabash Station Robbery

Ray B. Emerson aged 23 pleaded guilty to robbing the Wabash railroad station in St Joe Indiana. He was sentenced to one to eight years in the Indiana State Reformatory.

Timea Snec al ST Joe Ind Ray BE. Emerson Wabash Indiana State Reformatory

Tire theft prompts police alert for $2000 haul

W. E. B. Denner and Sons, Marengo garage operators, report a Monday night theft of a truck and tires valued at $2,000. They ask police to watch for the missing vehicle and goods.

W. E B. Denner & Sons Marengo Ind

Forty-Fourth Indiana Volunteer Infantry Reunion Planned

Waterloo Indiana hosts the forty-sixth annual reunion of the Forty-Fourth Indiana Volunteer Infantry on Thursday with local veterans gathering to commemorate their unit's history.

Waterloo Ind Forty-Fourth Indiana Volunteer Infantry

Labor Day Speakers Highlight Akron Event

Attorney Oswald Ryan of Anderson delivered the principal address at Akron Indiana's Labor Day celebration held on Monday.

Times Akron Ind Oswald Ryan Anderson

August Fire Loss in Indianapolis Sees Rise to 60000

Fire Chief John J. O'Brien reports Indianapolis August fire loss estimated at 60 000 over the 1924 59 337 81 figure though later reports may reduce the total. Fire apparatus traveled 1600 miles answering calls in August.

Board of Safety Today John J. O'Brien Indianapolis O'Brien

Pigeon Leads Search to Body in Canal

A white pigeon fluttering near the Canal and Blackford Street bridge guided investigators to the body of Mary Marks, 50, of 172 North Blackford Street, in the canal. Nina Glass, 6, of 134 North Blackford Street, took the pigeon to Albert Marks, 7, as police and the husband searched for 24 hours. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at the home of Gertrude Shea, 2701 North Illinois Street.

Ford St. Bridge Mary Marks N. Blackford St Nina Glass Nina Albert Marks Paul Marks Gertrude Shea Illinois St Marks

Macedonian Conference Opens at St Stephen's Church

More than 300 delegates from many states attend the Macedonian political conference at St Stephen's Bulgarian Church 226 N Blackford St Plans for American aid to Balkan federation and Macedonian freedom discussed Conference to close with officer elections.

St. Stephen's N. Blackford St

Kindness Cost Shoes In Local Household Incident

Mrs. Laura C. Bueff of 208 Minerva Street gave shelter to a stranger asking for food. After the man departed, she found a pair of shoes valued at four dollars missing from her home.

Laura C. Bueff Minerva St

Indiana Farmers Cut Onion Price Amid Large Imports

North central Indiana farmers sell onions at 1.50 for 100 pounds, well below expected price. The drop is attributed to big cargos of Spanish and Japanese onions arriving in the United States.

Timea Warsaw Ind Indiana United States

Coffee Shop Opens in Denison Hotel

The Denison Hotel opens a new coffee salad and sandwich shop after three weeks of remodeling. Charles L. Barkoff from Cleveland, Ohio, is the manager. All new equipment has been installed.

Denison Charles L. Barkoff Cleveland Ohio

Western roads open fight for rate increases

Western railroads seek a 5 percent freight rate rise to secure about 83.5 million dollars in revenue over the next two to three months. L E Wettling testified at a Chicago ICC hearing that western rates rose only 29 percent since 1911 while eastern lines climbed much more. The case argues western earnings are depressed and farmers cannot bear higher costs if rates rise. Charles Evans Hughes to argue the railroads case.

United Press Chicago L. E. Wettling Western Wettling Western Roads Clyde B. Aitchison Interstate Commerce Commission Eastern Southern Eastern Lines Western Lines Western Railroad American Farm Bureau Federation E. L. Potter C. M. & S. P. Railroad Charles Evans Hughes

Indiana shippers press to block rail rate increases

H B McNeeley of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce and R B Coapstick of the State chamber led Indiana interests at a hearing. They urged no rise in Twin City and Missouri River cases where a reduction was granted. Others from South Bend, Terre Haute, and Evansville attended.

H. B. McNeeley Indianapolis

Race promoter seeks Rochester driver over race gate loss

Herbert Maren of South Bend is wanted in Rochester Indiana on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. The accusation stems from the Labor day auto races where about 4 000 spectators paid to view forty four drivers qualify. Only four drivers appeared and $8 000 in gate receipts reportedly vanished amid grandstand protests.

United Press Rochester Ind Herbert Maren South Bend

Negro eludes posse near Rockford as woman assaulted

A man escaped a pursuing posse in the Rockford area after attacking Charles Rowall and 17 year old Miss Anne Shukus with a hammer as they sat in a parked car on a country road. The escort was driven away and the girl knocked senseless. she is reported in serious condition.

United Preas

Boy Arrested for Concealed Weapon Faces Court Cost War

A 191 son of a United States army colonel traveling from La Porte to Washington was jailed for carrying a concealed weapon. He will owe over 400 dollars in travel costs by the time he returns to Washington, D. C.

LA Porte Ind la Porte County Laporte County John Persons Washington D. C Persons

Shots Fired at Homes Injures No One

Police investigated an early morning shooting where a person in a car fired at three homes. Bullet holes were found at 1846 Jones Street, 2827 Martindale Avenue, and 1436 Hiatt Street. no injuries were reported and detectives link the gunman to all three locations.

Jones St Martindale Ave Hiatt St

Knife incident leads to vagrancy charges for three

Horace Leonard and Harry Williams both colored aged 24 and 20, living at 334 N. Blackford St., were recovering at city hospital from knife wounds inflicted Monday at the home of Miss Lula Weathers 28 colored of 620 W. Vermont St. They were charged with vagrancy.

Horace Leonard Harry Williams N. Blackford St City Hospital Lula Weathers Vermont St

Dr Charles F Ballard Dies. Former Indianapolis Physician

Relatives report the death of Dr. Charles F Ballard once a physician in Indianapolis who died recently at Havenrook Havenlock Neb He was born near Indianapolis and lived here for many years.

Charles F. Ballard Indianapolis Havenlock Neb

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