Alleged Singer of Brother to Be Taken to St Louis
Sam Miller a 39 year old colored man tied to Henry Brown of 543 W Michigan St is held in the county jail awaiting removal to St Louis Mo police for the fatal shooting of his brother Ray Miller on December 8 1922. Miller claimed self defense while in jail after attending Sunday services. Miller was arrested on a blind tiger charge by a private detective. Export of cigarets from Egypt fell 52 percent from 1922 to 1924.
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Sam Miller
Henry Brown
Michigan St
St. Louis
Ray Miller
Miller
Belt Railroad courtesy trip esa public tour of Indianapolis
Civic leaders and hundreds of business men, railroad executives and manufacturers will ride the Belt Railroad on Tuesday afternoon. The tour will cover the industrial section from 12 30 p m with visits to Speed way Big Four shops Beech Grove and Hawthorne yards. Attending will be Federal Judge Robert C Baltzell Brig Gen Dwight C Aultman and safety board members. Open coaches provided by Big Four Pennsylvanian standard coaches and Fred Zimmermans private car will be attached. The Belt special will be on a sidetrack after noon and a reception committee led by E J Gausepohl will greet guests. Potential attendees include Governor Jackson Secretary Frederick E Schortemeier Mayor Shank and other city and county officials.
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Belt Railroad
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Speedway
Beech Grove
Pennsylvania Car Yards
Hawthorne
Robert C. Baltzell
Dwight C. Aultman
Board of Safety
Big Four Road
Pennsylvania
Fred Zimmerman
Union Station
E. J. Gausepohl
Quiz husband of slain Day leads new inquest
Clifford B. Cook husband of Benton county temperance leader shot to death in her Vinton home testifies he will name a man his wife mentioned before she died. He was away from Vinton when the murder occurred and says sworn testimony will reveal the name to aid the investigation.
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United Prear
Cook
C. L. Modlin
Vinton
Man credits Tanlac for years of improved health
Joseph De Larne reports repaid a dozen times over in better health from Tanlac, saying it cured ten years of pain and ailments including backache rheumatic symptoms and poor circulation. The ad touts Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills, urging readers to buy from druggists and reject substitutes.
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Taniac
Joseph de Larne
Tanlas
Tanlac
Income Taxes Due Wednesday
President officials report the third installment of income taxes is due Wednesday with about 325 million dollars collected. In eight months of 1925 receipts total 1,059,421,208.32 dollars. About 20,000 income tax delinquents are sought by 2,000 investigators. nearly 10,000 people did not file miscellaneous tax returns.
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Art Preas Shington
Sam
Treasury Department
Death inquiry centers on Richmond bakeries night watchman
Leonard Smith denied knowledge of how Leroy Yost 21 was killed after Yost was found dead in an elevator at the Richmond Baking Company plant where Smith worked as night watchman. Yost was at the building earlier with Iris McKinley 24 who is also being questioned.
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United Press
Richmond
Ind
Leonard Smith
Leroy Yost
Yost
Richmond Baking Company
Smith
Iris
McKinley
Liquor Charges Dominate Weekend Arrests
Police records show 116 men and 18 women were arrested in the two day period. Thirty four men and three women faced intoxication charges while six were charged with driving an auto while intoxicated and eight men and six women with operating alleged blind tigers. These liquor related arrests accounted for more than half the total, with 18 men and one woman charged with assault and battery and 40 men and four women on vagrancy and other offenses.
Sunnyside Homecoming Draws 3000 Attend Sanatorium Event
Three thousand people including 500 former patients attended Sunnyside sanitorium's third annual homecoming day. Dr H S Hatch led with Mrs Lydia Brice and doctors McQueen and McPherson in charge. Refreshments by Sunnyside Guild. 586 of 1865 patients are working full time and 168 children back in school.
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Sunnyside Sanitorium
Oakland
H. S. Hatch
Lydia Brice
William McQueen
E. M. McPherson
Sunnyside Guild
Carl Wood
Sunnyside
Fire damages vacant house. blaze blamed on arsonist
Fire officials investigated the origin of a Sunday blaze that damaged a vacant house at 311 Osage Street with an estimated loss of 1090 dollars. Firemen said the fire was the work of a pyromaniac and noted several false alarms from the vicinity.
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Osage St
Automobiles reported stolen from several local addresses
Police report multiple thefts with names and addresses linked to stolen vehicles. Robert E. Jones, Betty M. Rhoades, Otto M. Lynn, Thomas Jenkins, John R. Warren, Mrs. Ethel Price, Leo Wise are listed with makes Chevrolet Ford and locations at streets intersecting Statehouse Riverside Park Market Delaware Washington and others.
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Keemreagh
BOC
Robert E. Jones
Ford
Statehouse
Thomas Jenkins
N.gale St
Chevrolet
Alabama
Wabash St
John R. Warren
W. St. Clair St
Nash
Market
Delaware
Ethel Price
Birch
Washington
Leo Wise
S. Rural St
Maxwell
Washington and
Illinois
Automobiles Reported Found by Ford Touring and Willys-Knight
Automobiles described as a Ford touring car 544-607 and a Willys Knight roadster 539-859 were found near Forty Sixth Street three blocks east of the Monon Railroad tracks and the rear of 1500 Wade Street. Charles Reynolds of 348 Spencer Ave Overland at Ohio and Delaware Streets is involved.
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Ford
New Year Observance by Nine Indianapolis Hebrew Congregations
Members of nine Hebrew congregations in Indianapolis prepare for the Jewish New Year starting at sundown Friday. Sermons will be delivered by Rabbi Morris M. Yeuerlicht at the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation Temple Delaware and Tenth Streets and by Rabbi Isadore Goodman at the Bethel Temple Synagogue Buckle and Thirty Fourth Streets. Ritualistic services will be held at other synagogues.
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Indianapolis
Morris M. Yeuerlicht
Hold Up Thwarted by Cautious Garage Keeper
Police believe R Richter of 312 E Washington St helped foil a Sunday night garage hold up after a man entered the East and Wabash Sts. garage and acted oddly. Richter shut the front doors and left. Thefts reported include Lisby 11 of 139 W Fifteenth St 2 50 Robinson colored 82214 Torbett St 75 Stewart 551 Lynn St 7 Engle same 15 Hart 2241 N Capitol Ave watch 3 59 Mrs Holmen 622 Shelby St 25.
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R. Richter
E. Washington St
Richter
East and
Wabash Sts
Clarence Lisby
W. Fifteenth St
Jesse Robinson
Torbett
John Stewart
Lynn St
Harry Engle
E. V. Hart
N. Capitol Ave
Sadie Holmen
Shelby St
Two autos found in theft investigation
Police report two cars stolen in separate cases. A vehicle owned by H Morton of 2134 North Pennsylvania Street was taken from Riverside Park on August 25 and recovered in St. Joseph, Michigan with one man in custody. A second car owned by Ed Hall of Noblesville, Indiana was found stripped at Forty Second Street and Cold Spring Road.
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H. Morton
Pennsylvania St
Riverside Park
St. Joseph, Mich
Ed Hall
Noblesville
Ind
Hadkins
Forty-Second St
Cold Spring Rd
Fingerprint leads on Dutch Anderson accomplice case
Fingerprints of a man believed to be Dutch Anderson, partner of Gerald Chapman, found dead in Dubuque Indiana, are arriving at Indianapolis postal inspectors. An Indianapolis inspector says the deceased likely resembled Anderson and may have died from acute alcoholism. He notes Anderson was not known to drink heavily. It is suggested Anderson may have been drinking when he killed Ben Hance and his wife at Eaton Indiana. Fingerprints are also being sent to Washington and Louisville.
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Anderson
Gerald Chapman
Dubuque
Indianapolis
John W. Welborn
Welborn
Anderson. “Anderson Might Have Been Drinking When He Shot Ben Hance
Eaton
Ind
Post Office Department
Washington
Louisville
Irvington GOP Rally Highlights Local and State Politics
The Irvington Republican Club met at Dietz Grove on Saturday night to discuss party affairs in the city state and nation. Principal speakers included Senator James E Watson Secretary of State Frederick E Schottemeyer and Claris Adams. The event urged voters to elect John L Duvall as mayor in the upcoming city election.
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Irvington Republican Club
Dietz Grove
James E. Watson
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Claris Adams
John L. Duvall
Calumet Gas and Electric Announces Employee Pensions
Calumet Gas and Electric Company in Chicago announced a pension plan for its workers serving seventy four communities in Northern Indiana. Effective tomorrow eligible men 65 and women 60 will receive pensions funded by the company with no employee contributions.
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Calumet Gas and Electric Company
Indiana
Perry Named Campaign Chairman For Indiana Christian Hospital Drive
R. P. Perry of Columbus has been named chairman of a drive to raise 500000 to purchase the Indiana Christian Hospital. O. N. Shirley, president of the Indiana Christian Hospital Association, said contributions will come from all denominations. The campaign will begin immediately.
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R. P. Perry
Columbus
Indiana Christian Hospital
O. N. Shirley
Indiana Christian Hospital Association
Two Dead In Indiana Traffic Crashes
Richmond report says John Duke aged 65 was killed instantly Sunday when his car collided with a T. H. I. and E. traction car, blocking the National Road. Shelbyville report says Hortense Nail six died after being struck by an automobile, driver Chandis Bates exonerated.
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Bu Times
Richmond
Ind
John Duke
National Rd
Bu Times Specioial
Shelbyville
Hortense Nail
Chandis Bates
Truck Driver Arrested After Crash In City
H P Foxworthy 52 of 4502 Scho field Ave was jailed Sunday night on charges of failure to stop after an accident driving while intoxicated driving on the left side of the street and speeding after his truck rolled down a 45 foot embankment. Sergt Michael Morrissey chased the truck after it hit his auto at Twenty Third and Bellefontaine Streets. A companion Jessie Brewer 515 Patterson St was charged with speeding and lights.
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H. P. Foxworthy
Schofield Ave
Sergt
Michael Morrissey
Foxworthy
Twenty- Third
Bellefontaine Sts
Bellefontaine St
Fall Creek
Jessie Brewer
Patterson St
Agnes and
Michigan Sts
Robert Leyers
Twenty-Sixth St
Joe Turner
Martindale Ave
Missouri
Smith Sta
Iris Alpha
R. A. H. Box
James Stew
Inmate Misses Hospital After Fall. $900 Found
Shelbyville Indiana. Mrs Margaret Means 69 an infirmary resident hid 900 dollars. She begged nurses not to take her to the hospital but they did and uncovered the money.
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Specie Shelbyvlle
Ind
Margaret Means
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