Survey Of Rum Case Action In City Court
Prosecutor William H. Remy orders a complete survey of liquor law enforcement in city court part of force reorganization in Marion County. Judge Delbert O Wilmeth and Judge Dan V White direct data collection as several liquor cases are processed with fines, discharges, and continuances recorded.
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William H. Remy
Marion County
Remy
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Wilmeth
Kathryn Reider
Dan V. White
Wolcott Dinner Honors Retiring State Bank Commissioner
A Friday night dinner at the Columbia Club honored Eben H. Wolcott retiring as state bank commissioner. Wolcott hosted department staff and reporters as Thomas D. Barr will succeed him October 1 and Duther B. Symons will become deputy.
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Eben H. Wolcott
State Bank
Columbia Club
Wolcott
Thomas D. Barr
Wolecott
Duther B. Symons
Barr
Thomas R. Marshall
Chauffeur Sentenced on Three City Court Charges
Herbert Jones twenty one of 2829 N Meridian Street was convicted in city court Friday. Judge Delbert O Wilmeth fined him $25 and costs and gave ninety days at Indiana State Farm for driving while intoxicated. He also paid $10 and costs for intoxication and $100 and costs for speeding. Six other charges were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Ave
Ida Stobaugh
W. Morris St
Oscar West
Bass W. North St
Thomas Casey
Oneida Hotel
Harold Collins
N. Meridan St
Ernie Carham
Park Ave
William Jones
Winthrop Ave
Willa Martin
Boone St
Thomas Moore
Maryland St
Ransom Pruitt
W. Wilkins Bt
Herbert Jones
N. Meridian Sr
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Jones
Indiana State Farm
Planes Arrive in Indianapolis Morning for Reliability Tour
Twenty airplanes will compete in the first commercial reliability tour arriving in Indianapolis October 2 at 10 50 a m instead of the afternoon. The schedule change was announced by the Chamber of Commerce to accommodate Kansas City and St Joseph Missouri where flying fields are to be dedicated when the ships arrive. The planes will not stay overnight in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Neighborhood football set to start with bang Sunday
Park board announced today that goal posts have been erected in Rhodius Willard Garfield Jamison Brookside Riverside and Spade parks signaling the kickoff of football activities across the neighborhood.
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Park Board
Rhodius
Willard
Garfield
Jamison
Brookside
Riverside
Spade Parks
Reorganization of trustees of state teachers fund eyed
Officials expect a trustees reorganization of the state teachers retirement fund next week after a Friday meeting in Estes Duncan’s offices. Election of officers was delayed due to absence of several members.
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E State Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Estes Duncan
Tary
Sev
Country Club Event Crumbles in Late Night Mixup
Fragmentary notice shows a club night at the Country Club with members and guests, but the diary-like item lacks clear details. It mentions an office in the club and entry stunts, suggesting an unruly or mismanaged event.
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His Country Club
Three Die In Building Fall From Scaffolding
Four men fell from the Metropoli tan building as hoisting apparatus failed. James Devlin Peter Busby and J Hitunga died after the crash on the fourteenth and seven th floors. One man survived initial impact, two others died later in hospital.
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United Press
Chicago
Metropolitan Building
James Devlin
Peter Busby
J Hitunga
Ladies' Day at Indianapolis Service Club
Ladies will enjoy a program at the Indianapolis Service Club with Rev. Jean S. Miller of Second Presbyterian Church as speaker. The club will host a golf tournament at Indianapolis Country Club on Tuesday.
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Indianapolis Service Club
Jean S. Miller
Second Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis Country Club
Guard Fails to Shield Arlington Tomb Tourists Ignore Guard
The lone guard at Arlington National Cemetery struggles to protect the unfinished tomb of the Unknown Soldier amid tour busyness and misperceptions. Tourists smoke cigars and photograph the tomb while officials dispute protective措施 and whistle use.
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America
France
Arlington
Potomac
Congress
Special Police Officer Charged With DUI and Assault
Don Corliss, 24, motor cycle officer for the city park board, faced charges of driving an auto while intoxicated and assault after his vehicle struck A. Smith Bowman, president of the People’s Motor Coach Co., injuring Bowman and others at 750 E Washington St. Bowman suffered a hand cut. Also injured were Mary Lewis, 13, and Mandellen Mullenix, 4. Arrested drivers included R. G. Wallace and Raymond Sweeney.
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Don Corliss
N. State Ave
City Park Board
City Prison
John White
A. Smith Bowman
People’s Motor Coach Company
E. Washington St
Bowman
Mary Lewis
Park Ave
Mandellen Mullenix
E. St. Clair St
R. G. Wallace
E. North St
Raymond Sweeney
Massachusetts Ave
Veteran stock buyer Van Voorhees retires after 44 years
G. R. Van Voorhees, 62, of 2018 N. Alabama St., retires from the Indianapolis Live Stock Exchange after forty four years and three months. He has spent the last thirty years with Swift Packing Company and received a gold watch from commission men. B. W. Gillispie delivered the presentation speech.
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G. R. van Voorhees
N. Alabama St
Indianapolis Live Stock Exchange
van Voorhees
The
Stock Exchange
Swift Packing Company
Commission
B. W. Gillispie
Indianapolis Man Pleads Guilty in Liquor Smuggling Case
Edward Dick, 23, of Indianapolis, pleaded guilty to transporting liquor smuggled from a hospital while awaiting trial. He was sentenced to one to two years in the Indiana reformatory and fined $200 after the car he rode in with others ran into a ditch injuring him.
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Bu United Press
Monticello
Ind
Edward Dick
Indianapolis
Indiana Reformatory
Auto collision injures two Boicourt grandchildren at crossing
Thomas Owens seven and his brother Frank two, grandchildren of Nelson Boicourt, were injured when an automobile driven by Boicourt was hit by a Big Four Railroad switch engine near Keystone Avenue crossroads. Boicourt reported the crossing signal bell did not ring.
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Thomas Owens
Frank
Nelson Boicourt
Boicourt
Keystone Ave
Forty-One Citizens Admitted at Naturalization Hearing
Forty-one persons were granted citizenship in a naturalization hearing before Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell. The Americanization committee of the Women's Relief Corps presented the new citizens with flags at the ceremony.
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Robert C. Baltzell
Local Building Permits List Numerous Remodels and Furnaces
A garbled local record lists multiple building permits including reroofs repairs additions and furnace installations. Entries show names such as Geors Thoms Goettchi and George M. Clegg with addresses like 326 E Twelfth 408 Elder 721 N Neversey 1549 Broadway 5925 Julian and 902 N Audubon. Budget figures note costs including 275 250 and 800 with various firms and properties in the area.
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Twelfth
Brooks
Elder
Cruse
Ealty Co
Neversey
Bott
W. St. Clair
F. Watson
N. Capak
M. Powell
Alabama
Comany
Ae Neeves
N. Capey
N. Capacetito
George M. Clegg
Julian
Buchorn
Carrollton
E. F. Kellgar
Glaubke Ae Farnace
Broad- Wi
Parkwwe
Wheeler
E. Mary
HesineRin
Ois
Geane "Barr
N. Audubon
Ie Carr
Nina
Company
Velopment Company
Local Marion County Incomes Tax Plea List 1925
An indexed roundup of Marion County income tax payers for 1924 incomes over ten dollars. Names and amounts due include Barrett E. C. with $244.92, Brannum J. G. $323.12, Pratt Arthur D. $152.62, and numerous others across addresses in Indianapolis.
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Bibler
John J
Fall Creek Blvd
Bramwood
Garner J
Talbott
Barrett
E. C
N. Delaware
Brodeur
Theo P
Monument Circle
Orman
Harry
Shelby
Buckley
Patrick
S. Keystone
Blake
Benjamin F
Southeastern
Burns
James
Parkview
Broughton
Charles
Allen
Butler
Vernon E
E. Fortieth
Bochstahler
George M
Buckle
Brannum
J. G
E. Washington
Fred E
Pennsylvania
Beard
W. R
Borcherding
Walter W
N. Walcott
R Borenstein
Louis
East
Borenstein
Abe L
Bonner
Robert O
W. Thirty- Second
Blank
Clemens
Poehlmann
Theodore
Jefferson
Pratt
Arthur D
Guilford
Ryland D
Broadway
Patterson
Francis
Bellefontaine
Purser
Russell N
N. Elder
Pantzer
John G., Jr
N. East
Pickens
William A
E. Market
Potzger
John E
Linden
Pohlman
John W
N. Capitol
Porter
Carrie R
N. Pennsylvania
Richard E
Readers urged to report tax figure inaccuracies
The Times requests readers inform editors of any incorrect income tax figures or names in the published columns. The list includes numerous individuals with addresses and amounts such as William E. Roepke with $20.07 and Henry A. Speers with $199.89, among many others across multiple streets and cities.
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the Times
Judge Collins Decries Warrant Excesses in Indianapolis
Justice SpHier is subpoenaed as Judge Collins condemns breaking doors for searches. He says officers lack right to arrest on a warrant and that warrants only permit discovery. He cites a raid on Mrs. Amy Marshall’s hotel and urges proper arrests if laws are violated. Several defendants are fined and jailed for related offenses.
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Indianapolis
Collins
Rotary Club nominees program and district golf tournament
The Rotary Club plans its annual nominees program for Tuesday at 6 p m in the Riley room at the Claypool. No noon luncheon will be held. The twentieth Rotary district gold tournament is set for Wednesday in Kokomo with play beginning at 12 30 p m.
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Rotary Club
Claypool
Rotary District
Kokomo
City court hears cases over door kick and vague warrant
William Cox and his squad seized beer at two residences. In one case Cox forced entry at 630 West Fortieth Street when no one was home. A motion to suppress evidence was filed and the judge took the matter under advisement. In the Plum mer case a John Doe warrant failed to describe the home, prompting a motion to quash the affidavit and suppress evidence. Forty quarts of beer were seized in that arrest.
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William Cox
John F. Grose
W. Fortieth St
Garvin
Ralph Spann
Cox
John Doe
Richard Plummer
King St
Plummer
Still Question Suspect in Attack Case
Detectives question William Risk 24 held on high vagrancy bond suspected of attacking Mona Clark 17 at her former home. Clark identified risk by scar and hair. Other victims view Risk. Steffeys say his appearance and talk resembled the attacker.
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William Risk
Valley Ave
Mona Clark
N. Gale St
E. Twenty-First St
Risk
Jack B. Steffey
N. Dearborn St
Council to Meet at Severin Hotel for Social Agencies Round Table
The Indianapolis Council of Social Agencies holds its first fall meeting Monday at 12 15 p m at the Severin Hotel Dr Howard I Jensen president presiding New city social agency projects will be discussed A motion picture on equipment needs will be shown by Dr HH Hatch Sunnyside Sanatorium A nominating committee will report in October when officers are elected
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Indianapolis
Reverend Duvall to Teach at South Side Church Class
The C. C. C. class at South Side Christian Church will feature John L. Duvall, Republican mayoral nominee, as teacher. The session begins at 9 30 a m at the Apex Virginia Ave and Noble St location.
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South Side Christian Church
John L. Duvall
Apex
Virginia Ave
Noble St
Purse Taken From Mrs. Early by Two Youths
Mrs. Charles Early reports a purse snatching at the Medical Arts Building entrance at Michigan and Pennsylvania Streets. Two unidentified colored youths grabbed the purse containing $64 and fled.
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Charles Early
Delaware St
Medical Arts
Michigan
Pennsylvania Sts
Variety Seen Upon Stands at City Market
A bustling city market displays abundant fruits and vegetables at curb stands. Prices include Japanese persimmons at 10 cents each, lemons 60 cents a dozen, Brussels sprouts 30 to 35 cents a box, and cantaloupes 6 to 10 cents each. Additional items feature alligator pears 50 cents each, cranberries 20 cents per pound, and Michigan peaches three pounds for 25 cents.
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Michigan
Grimes
Jonathan
Garage Robbery by Bandit Pair at GM Service Station
Two men robbed the General Motor Service Station at Thirty-Ninth Street and Orchard Avenue around 11 Friday night. Attendant Harry Little reported a gun to his ribs and the thieves fled in a car after taking 70 cents and $17 from the register. Diamond rings worth $125 were stolen from Mrs. Ruth Edelen. Other thefts included electric fixtures in a home, two army rifles, and a watch.
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General Motor Service
Thirty-Ninth St
Orchard Ave
Harry Little
Ruth Edelen
Fayette St
Apt. 2
Winnie Mulrine
Addison St
Haisley
Ft. Harrison
Army
Myra Walker
Delaware St
Bible Class Banquet At Central Christian Church
Dr. S. E. Long of Indiana Central College Thomas A Daily and Franklin McCray spoke at the Allan B. Philpott men s Bible class banquet Friday night. Officers elected for the coming year were K R Bunner president J Frank Holmes first vice president Edward Babb second vice president William 58 Mayer secretary H J Elbourn treasurer and H H Arnhalter financial secretary Carl Steeg retiring president submitted the annual report.
Protest Over Telephone Rates Sparks Commission Filing
Charleston, a town northeast of Jeffersonville, filed a protest with the public service commission against Indiana Bell Telephone Company’s proposed rate increases. The town argues service quality does not justify higher charges and calls the proposed rates exorbitant.
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United Press
Jeffersonville
Ind
Charleston
Public Service Commission
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Church Plans Completed for Fifty-First Street Church
The Fifty-First Street M. E. Church announces plans for a new church at Fifty-First St and Central Ave. Pastor Rev J B Hahaffey says construction will begin immediately, with an estimated cost of about $12 000.
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Fifty-First St
Central Ave
J. B. Hahaffey
Fifty-First Street M. E
Churches Rally and Conference Held by Indianapolis Evangelicals
Delegations from Evangelical churches of Indianapolis and vicinity attend the annual Evangelical rally Sunday in Terre Haute. A pastoral conference follows on Monday with papers read by Rev. Victor Kissell and Rev. C. Hilderbrand of Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Victor Kissell
C. Hilderbrand
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