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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1925

Page

7

Air Board Planes Prove Feasible for Private Routes

Postmaster General Harry S. New told the President's aircraft board that air mail service feasibility warrants leasing existing routes to private firms. He praised the transcontinental system with a lighted airway and illuminated fields begun Jan 14, 1924, noting delays akin to railroads but generally improving schedule regularity.

William J. McEvoy United Press Washington Post Office Department Harry S. New Special Aircraft Board New Air Service New York Chicago St. Louis Twin Cities

Blind Tiger Appeals Set for Thursday and Friday

Thursday and Friday afternoons will be devoted to disposition of blind tiger cases appeals from city court by Judge James A Collins in Criminal Court. Fourteen appeals on blind tiger charges and one indictment on violating liquor laws are set for Thursday afternoon. Fifteen appeals are set for Friday afternoon.

James A.collins

Local Girl Honored by Ithaca Scholarship Victory

Phyllis Nordstrom of Indianapolis won a scholarship at the Williams School of Expression and Dramatic Art in Ithaca after competing with contestants from nearly every state. She will study under Rollo Anson Talbott, former Indiana dramatic teacher and current dean.

All Times Ithaca N. Y Phyllis Nordstrom Indianapolis Williams School of Expression and Dramatic Art Rollo Anson Talbott Indiana Williams School

Drug Store Arrests In California Street Case

Charles McMurry aged 20 and Leo Bond colored proprietors arrested on blind tiger charges after officers say alcohol was sold at a drug store at California Street and Indiana Avenue. McMurry claimed medical student status. Bond alleged store owner faces the same charge.

Charles McMurry California St Indiana Ave McMurry Leo Bond

Automobiles Reported Stolen In Indianapolis Area

Police warn residents to call if they see cars by numbers linked to owners listed at various addresses. The list includes R. W. Lerch, Kennard Vogel, Supreme Oil and Refining, Joe Baker, R. O. Shimer, Mrs. W. P. Ray with makes Ford Chevrolet and Chrysler. Also note an escape from the Central Hospital for the Insane Forrest Loomis of Howard County.

Indianapolis Times R. W. Lerch Pennsylvania St Nash Kennard Vogel Washington St Ford N. Greeley St Supreme Oil and Refining Company Sixteenth St Ohio New Jersey Joe Baker Chevrolet Virginia Ave Maryland R. O. Shimer Brookville Rd W. P. Ray Lowell Ave Chrysler Monument Circle Forrest Loomis Howard County Central Hospital For

Rotary Heads End Meeting in Indianapolis Luncheon

Executives of Rotary Clubs in Indiana ended their conference Tuesday as guests of the Indianapolis Rotary Club at the Claypool. Robert E. Heun Richmond Indiana former Rotary official warned that international Rotary could vanish in fifteen years leaving mainly local clubs. Other guests included Raymond Hitchcock and Leo Fitzpatrick of the Kansas City Night Hawks orchestra.

Rotary Clubs Indiana Indianapolis Claypool Rotary International Robert E. Heun Richmond Ind Rotary District International Rotary Committee On Extension National Rotary Heun Raymond Hitchcock Leo Fitzpatrick Kansas City Night Hawks Radio Broadcasting Orchestra

Federal agents seize eighteen in major dope ring raid

Federal agents captured eighteen suspects including the alleged "king" and aides in a nationwide narcotics crackdown covering the southern states. They seized $1,000,000 worth of narcotics, described as only a small portion of what is expected to be taken.

United Press Tampa Fla King

Police Donate Fare for Two Florid Teens?

Nora Howe and Lulu Thierry, 18, of Tell City Indiana, were unable to find work or lodging in Chicago. Eighty police detained them and raised enough funds to send them home to Tell City.

United Preas Chicago Nora Howe Lulu Thierry Tell City Ind

Sheriffs Raid Targets Downtown Liquor Source

Deputies led by Ragan Brown and Bell raided the home of James A. Ferguson at 324 N West St removing twenty four quarts of beer thirty gallons of wine one quart of gin and several empty bottles Ferguson faced charges of operating a blind tiger as Sheriff Hawkins cited the operation as a key downtown liquor source shut down Tuesday.

Omer Hawkins Ragan Brown and Bell James A. Ferguson N. West St Ferguson

Bus Men Meet At Columbia Club This Evening

A meeting of the Indiana Motor Bus Association is set for 6 30 this evening at the Columbia Club Speakers include Herman B Johns Ralph Sanborn president Ohio Motor Bus Association and Robert I Marsh.

Indiana Motor Bus Association Columbia Club Herman Johns Ralph Sanborn Ohio Motor Bus Association Robert I. Marsh

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