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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1925

Page

2

Suburban and City Real Estate Classified Listings

A jumble of room rentals and apartments across Alabama and Indiana. Listings include modern houses, housekeeping suites, double flats, and furnished 3 room apartments with amenities like steam heat and private entrances. Also notes on garages, nearby services, and rental terms.

Alabama Broadway Delaward College Arage Npt Enal S. Dela Singee Ao Si Jioweniety Ae van Tw Columbia Ave Roemn Ohio H. E. Redding RL R Hovey St OBB Realty Co Northeast Sheldon St Highland Place Collett Ave Dunlop & Holtegel Gladstone and Mich Lady Snare Aoyenen Bridge St Dearborn R. Flo Delmar Apt Nlop & Holtegel E. Market E. Wash. St Douglass Court Boulevard Pee

Hidden Room Costs and Value of Unused Space

The text explains that an unused room wastes money because the money spent on maintenance yields no benefit when the room sits empty. It notes that keeping an unused space costs the same as any other room, despite offering no utility.

CAR STORE ADS AND AUTO PARTS ON MERIDIAN AND CAPITOL

Local paper lists used cars tires and motorcycle shop ads. C L Scott advertises a 1924 Ford coupe and car accessories while Capitol area dealers offer used tires and refinishing services. Additional entries mention a bicycle shop and money to loan services.

FORD GOS E. Wash Hudson Sao Bob 'Oro Sigtick Tof Penn Studebaker Penn L. Guy Long N. Meridian Stuckwich & Shake Meridian Riley Terstegur HOLLO N. Capitol Lin Haynes Scamide, Inc NORTH Cole Sport DODGE ROHS Oite Bervice Ad's Bobs Mofon Lis Chevrolet Co Good S. Meridian C.L. Scott Meridian ST Baatol EBAC

Fidelity Loan Co offers quick personal loans ads

Several loan offices advertise cash loans on household goods piano auto and furniture with easy repayment plans. They promise fast cash in 24 hours or sooner and urge readers to contact managers for full details at Main Fidelity Loan Company Market Street Lemcke Building Lincoln State and other offices.

Market Street Easy Repayment Plan Security Inc N. Delaware

De Pauw Man Killed in Auto Crash En Route Home

Paul Manuel 30 a De Pauw graduate was killed in an auto accident while his body was being sent from Miami to Greencastle Indiana for burial. He leaves a widow and one daughter as survivors.

Timea Greencastle Ind Paul Manuel Miami Fla Manuel

Kin at Odds Over Estate Dispute in Federal Court

In Marion Indiana, nephews and nieces of James V. Sweetzer and Mrs. Sweetzer clashed in Federal Court over a roughly 500000 estate. Master in chancery Charles Martindale had ruled the fortune should go to the deceased husband’s relatives, with trustee Phillip Matter overseeing the funds. The hearing before Judge Robert C. Baltzell began and may last two or three days.

James V. Sweetzer Marion, Inid Phillip Matter Marion Banker Robert C. Baltzell

Brewers Stand Slow Amid Prohibition Reform Talks

The United States Brewers Association says it has no current plan to back changes to prohibition laws despite assurances from anti Saloon League officials. Informal talks between Wayne B Wheeler and lawyers sparked rumors but are deemed unimportant by the Brewers Association.

United States United Press Wayne B. Wheeler United States Brewers Association

White cross markings to continue in Marion County roads

The board of safety discussed continuing white crosses marking accident scenes in Marion County. John D. Williams declined to approve statewide use, saying crosses distract motorists from road signs. County commissioners agreed to cooperate.

Marion Board of Safety John D. Williams State Highway Commission

Theft at Baker Garage and Grocery Robbery

A burglar struck W. L. Baker at 4015 Madison Ave stealing forty storage batteries worth 300 dollars and boots worth 4 dollars. In a separate incident Mrs. Jennie Jenkins of Jenkins Grocery at 1575 E Minnesota St reports two colored boys took 5 dollars from the cash drawer and fled.

W. L. Baker Madison Ave Baker Jennie Jenkins E. EB. Jenkins Minnesota St

Schoolgirl Injured in City Collision Near School Route

A 6 year old pupil Charlotte Wulfson of 728 S Illinois St was struck by a car at Illinois and Mc Carty Sts on her way to school. She suffered a broken leg and bruises and was taken home. Driver Nick Baan 1451 E New York St was charged with assault and battery.

Charlotte Wulfson S. Illinois St Illinois and McCarty Sts Nick Baan New York St

Public Works Board Notice of Assessments and Auctions 1925

The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces a public auction on October 1 1925 for sale of the warehouse property at 153 North Street. They also list improvements assessed from 1925 with a plan showing pavement and property assessments. Bids may be rejected. files open at room 147.

Eouyck Y Ave cIry AD Department OF Public Works the Board Ereoy Adianopolis Westmeiets Sonwe Straim

Ogden Welcomes Business Men at Lincoln Session

James M. Ogden city corporation counsel welcomed delegates at the opening of the National Business Bureau Commission convention in Indianapolis. About fifty to sixty delegates attend with sessions running through Friday. Speakers included Homer Elliott Merle Sidener F A Schecter William P Green Dale Brown H J Kenner and G Ferris Olwin presiding.

James M. Ogden National Business Bureau Commission Better Business Bureau Indianapolis J. W. Garrard Charles J. Roberts Homer Elliott United States District Attorney Merle Sidener F. A. Schecter B. V. D. Company New York William P. Green Dale Brown Cleveland H. J. Kenner G. Ferris Olwin

Wilbur argues for Navy integrated air force and dirigible use

Wilbur contends aviation should be an integral part of the Navy not a separate arm. He cites the Shenandoah disaster and urges naval air power as essential to sea battles, with training within the Navy and emergency fields at navy yards. He notes current counts of planes and personnel and plans for air facilities.

Wilbur Navy Shenandoah Air Service

Crash story told at Shenandoah disaster hearing

The second day of the naval investigation into the Shenandoah crash opened in Lakehurst New Jersey with two freight cars of exhibits. Lieut Roland Mayer described removing locks from safety valves and the sudden loss of gas pressure followed by the ship’s nose rising tail dropping and the crash as the airship fell in flames.

Bu_ United Preas Lakehurst N. J Naval Investigation Shenandoah Caldwell Ohio Roland G. Mayer

Luncheon for BBB Delegates Held in Lincoln Hotel

Mrs. G. F. Olwin hosted a luncheon at the Lincoln for the visiting Better Business Bureau wives assisted by Mr. Kenneth Davis. The Italianate setting featured Dorothy Perkins roses, corsage favors, and a Keiths theater party followed. Guests included Mrs. Herbert B. Thompson of Detroit and others from Toledo Saint Petersburg Providence Terre Haute Indianapolis.

G. F. Olwin Kenneth Davis Lincoln Better Business Bureau Dorothy Perkins Keiths Mesdames Herbert B. Thompson Detroit, Mich Homer E. Frye Toledo Ohio H. G. Mitchell St. Petersburg Fla Flint Grinell Providence R. I Toner M. Overly Terre Haute Ind Jesse Hanft Indianapolis

Humane Society delegates to attend national convention

Delegates from the Indianapolis Humane Society and from state humane societies will leave Oct. 4 for the American Humane Society convention in Toledo Ohio, Oct. 5-7. William P Hargon president of the Indiana Federation of Humane Societies will accompany them. He urges Indianapolis ministers to attend, noting the society aids suffering humanity and animals and helps place children, protect aged parents, and provide animal relief.

Indianapolis Humane Society Humane Societies of American Humane Society Toledo Ohio William P. Hargon Indiana Federation of Humane Societies Indianapolis Hargon

Rail mergers seen by Times Special

Senator Watson after a talk with President Coolidge predicted railroads will consolidate voluntarily once Congress provides legal machinery. He said Congress should make consolidation compulsory after a term to speed up the roads, following a summer study.

Times Washington Senator Watson Coolidge Congress Watson

Marriage Licenses Ledger Shows Local Couples

A fragmented list reveals names and ages of individuals issued marriage licenses, including R Made 33 in Jackso id and William E. Sayer Jr 28 Bloomington, plus Esther G. Smith 2 and other pairs with addresses such as 1434 Columbia and 530 Bell. The entry reads like a social register with occupations and residence hints, including bakers and clerks, across scattered street addresses.

R. Made Jackso Mac Aise Wetkel Tweak Rapids Wiliam E. Sayer Jr Bloomington Esther G. Smith James Banks Catherine Columbia Gilmore Gertrude M. Jenkins Bell James W. Williams Reisner Viola M. Sering Reis Pell Messin Kenneth A. Davis Union Baker Reg F. Lewis Jefferson Wait Coe Maupin Ohio Montgomery Pencer Dorothy Jones Aite Brower Haraan Goesman Viola M. Robi Arian Alex Robin Vaughion Mary Coffman Ha. S. Clerk Clarence L. Ke T Aman Sarah A. Lively Henry Gamble W. North Laboer Odeast Davis Tndhaun

Births and hospital notices in St. Vincent area

Birth announcements list newborns Raymond Schmandt Extelie Schmandt Martha Newitt Mabel Schulmeyer Mae Collins Julia Curran and others at St. Vincent Hospital. Also hospital reports note cases including pneumonia hemorrhage peritonitis uterocolitis chronic nephritis and other ailments with several named individuals and addresses.

Raymond Extelie Schmandt St. Vin- Cony Spanita al. Rely Martha Newitt St. Vincent Mabel Schulmeyer St. Vin Mae Collins St. Vincent A Julia Curran St. Incent Hospital Rene Margaret Ahern Core Beasie Behan Birchsuuichard Anna Alvis Macnes Olivia Shirley Rosalee bin Natin Anna Iinahi Sorin Evelyn Romeisen Col Allen Hester Clarkson Alton Fekie Edith Copeland Long Hospital Robert and Grace Orwin William Stevenson Broadway Loomis St. Vincent Hospital Wiliam R. Murphy Koehne M. Daniel Pe Edwards Central Indiana Lehrman Beth Knapp Pitt Ant Reinert St. Vincent Hosal Anderson Sibley Corneil Vincent Binks Don W. Eleventh Peek Bates Alwemorrhage

Driver Faces Nine Charges in Street Incident

Herbert Jones, 21, of 2859 N Meridian St, faces nine counts from Motorcycle officer McCarty. Alleged offenses include speeding through four safety zones on Illinois St at 57 mph, drunkenness driving while intoxicated failure to stop for a boulevard and resisting an officer. Others arrested for speeding include Oswald Howe Harry Montgomery Sam Metcher D Carver Glen Brady Wi Struebe Kincaid and Walter Dixon. Sturgeon Lewis is charged with driving while intoxicated and Leo Sackleford with underage and reckless driving.

Herbert Jones Meridian St McCarty Jones Tllinois St Meridian &I Tlllnois St Oswald Howe Guaranty Harry G. Montgomery Sam Metcher Central Ave D. Carver Park Ave Glen Brady Division St Wi Struebe Shelby St

Indiana transfers papers as Morgan faces prohibition enforce

The Indiana transfer of papers for Bert C. Morgan to become director of prohibition proceeds, though Morgan will remain bonded and in the disbursement role for weeks. Justice Dietz refuses further search warrants until returned, citing lawless property destruction by liquor officers. Police Chief Rikhoff promises action only after proper legal steps and reliable testimony as board members order probe into firemen with police powers.

Bert C. Morgan Prohibition Indiana L. A. Twigg Morgan Twigg Washington Justice of the Peace Edward L. Dietz Prohibition Enforcement Dietz Herman F. Rikhofft Board of Safety Today Rikhoff Charles 8. Swick Sutherland Ave Board of Safety Slick Jonn J. O’brien O’brien Shank

Smith contract dies in city meeting clash over veto

A strong Republican bloc met Monday night to block Mayor Shank's veto and defeat a proposed switch contract for a line crossing Senate Ave south of South St. The plan would have supplied switching facilities for George C. Brinkmeyer Company. Despite a display of GOP figures including Joseph C. Kealing John C Ruckelshaus and Martin V Hugg the group fell one vote short, killing the proposal.

Republi Shank Senate Ave South St George C. Brinkmeyer Company G. O. P. Heavy Artillery Joseph C. Kealing Indiana National John C. Ruckelshaus Dunwall Campaign Martin V. Hugg

Auto driver in court on child neglect charge

Howard Wilcox aged 47 of 47 N Oxford Street faced a hearing before Judge Frank J Lahr in juvenile court on a charge of contributing to child neglect. Also to be heard was Mrs Marietta Parker of Decatur Ind who was arrested with Wilcox on a similar charge.

Howard Wilcox Oxford St Frank J. Lahr Juvenile Court Marietta Parker Decatur Ind Wilcox

Police promotions and transfers announced by board of safety

Traffic Policeman Frank R. Owen was promoted to sergeant in charge of the motorcycle squad and Sergt. Michael Morrissey, who now holds that position was transferred to the detective department by the board of safety today. The board appointed Homer Johns, 2266 Bluff Ave., a substitute fireman.

Frank R. Owen Michael Morrissey Board of Safety Homer Johns Bluff Ave

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