Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 225, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1925 — Page 9

FRIDAY, JAN. 30, 1925

M’PHERSON OUT FOR MOL JOB Candidate Gets Petition From Hogue, The first school board candidate is in the field. Charles L. McPherson, 233 S. Dearborn St., coal dealer, obtained a petition for candidacy from Joseph L. Hogue, city controller, Thursday. Petitions must be signed by 3(K< freeholders, and no person may sign two petitions. McPherson, for four years president of the Woodside Civic Club, is a Republican. All five members of the board will be elected in November. Two will take office Jen. 1, 1926, and three a year later. It is said Charles L. Barry, school commissioner, again will be a candidate. Adolph Emhardt and Dr. Marie Haslep are not expected to seek re-election. Announcement of candidacy of Mrs. Julia Belle Tutewiler, former president of the board, is expected soon. Hoosier Briefs^ '--T| INNETH ROBBINS, 4. son 1I of Clyde Robbins, Frank- | fort, was shot in the neck when his playmate, Charles Cut j dahy, 10, pointed an “unloaded” Its rifle at him and pulled the trigger. Mrs. John Alley of near Curtisville was seriously burned when a stove exploded after she threw several ounces of gunpowder into it lit an attempt to blow soot from the flue. Nine candidates seek nomination for mayor of Elwood on Republican and Democratic tickets. EUT&ER HAMMITT of Portland has filed habeas corpus proceedings at Muncie for the recovery of Mary Jane Hammitt, 3, a niece of Mrs. Hammltt's, whom they have reared from a baby. Police located the child with its mother at Muncie. Arrangements are being made by eleven business men of Tipton to Improve the lower floor of the I. O. O. F. building to house the postoffice next April. The canning factory of Surprise, which was owned by TV. TV. Patrick, has been reorganized and incorporated at $4,000. Stock has been sofd to farthers of the vicinity. B'IIDDING was lively at the “murder farm” near Logansport, where Henry Bassler and family were slain, when personal property was Bold. Total proceeds of the sale were approximately $4,000. Workmen at ten Muncie factories will petition the city council to inaugurate daylight saving. George Kidd of Brazil, a student at I. P., has been awarded sls in recognition of haring written the largest number of ‘best stories” for the Indiana Daily Student. American Legion will hold Sunday afternoon public meetings in an effort to create greater interest. Decatur’s fund to buy radio sets for the blind is expected to pass the SSOO mark shortly. Oyer a thousand persons joined in a fox drive near Greensburg and captured two foxes. One escaped the hunters. The pelts brought $43.75. which was given to churches at Milford and Adams. Crown Point is not the “Gretna Green" it used to be. Twelve hundred youngsters still In their teens were refused marriage licenses in 1024. SPEED COPS CATCH NINE One Driver Rearrested After Falling to Appear for Trial. Nine men were slated Thursday and early today on speeeding Those slated gave their names asMerle Minnick, 19, of 2617 Broadway: Hiram Marrow, 23, of 2320% E. Washington St.; Curtiss Hanehens, 24, of 734 Woodlawn /Ave.; Roy Vondett, 38, of 3116 College Ave.; Earl Foster, 26. of 902 Division St.: £arlos Hammond, 26, of 23 W. Sixteenth St.; R. B. Crabbs, 28, of 437 X>e Quincy St.; Archie Works, 38. colored, 2533 Paris Ave.: Clayton Adams, 22, of 2043 N. La Salle St. Arthur Wade, 20, of 410 TANARUS?. Twelfth St., was rear-rested after he failed to appear for trial in city court Thursday. Federal Amendment Opposed Resolutions opposing child labor • amendment, and asking General Assembly to urge Congress to repeal Federal Inheritance tax law, on grounds it was an encroachment on State rights, have been adopted by State Chamber of Commerce.

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BECAUSE OF THE THRONG WHICH ATTENDED THE LAST RITES FOR ORA THOMAS, DEPUTY SHERIFF, SLAIN IN A GUN BATTLE WITH S. GLENN YOUNG, AT HERRIN, ILL., SERVICES WERE HELD IN FRONT OF HIS HOME. REV. J. MEEKER, A PROTESTANT MINISTER, WHO HAS DECLINED TO JOIN THE KLAN, PREACHED THE SERVICES, DEPLORING THE EXISTENCE OF A FEUD AND PRAYINfJ THAT BOTH FACTIONS WOULD LAY ASIDE THEIR WEAPONS.

LAD, 7, IS TRAVELER Hops on Car at Seymour and Rides to City. Dallas Cox, 7, who said he lived on Chestnut St., in Seymour, Ind., wanted (to see his aunt, whose first name Is Phoebe, in Indianapolis Thursday. So, Dallas got on an interurban car. He didn't have any money. A man paid his fare, he said. Not knowing where hi saunt lived he got off the car at Morris St. late in the afternoon. He couldn’t find his aunt anywhere. Persons to whom he appealed called police, who gave him a warm place to stay until his parents came after him. MAYOR TO BE SPEAKER Plans for Observance of St. Patrick’s Day Made. Mayor Shank will be one of the speakers at the St. Patrick’s day mass meeting at Tomlinson Hall, the committee of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in charge announced today. The parade route and other details will, be worked out by this

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Costly By i 'nited Press TRENTON, N. J., Jan. 30. For every dollar spent on education in the United 6tates, two dollars is spent for tobacco, according to John J. Tibgert, United States commissioner of education, who advocated greater expenditures for educational puprposes, In an address here last night. J committee Sunday morning at Hibernian Hall: E. J. Sexton, chairman; J. F. Lucid, Michael J. Mannix, Francis J. Flaherty, Barth O’Leary, James H. Deery, Timothy J. McCarthy, Harry McMahon, Jeremiah T. O’Connor and Patrick J. Cahillane. Confectioners Elect Frank Bott of Log&nsport, Ind., has been re-elected president of the Indiana Confectioners’ Club. Others re-elected at the convention at .the Seveln, Omar McWhinney, Terre Haute, vice president and E. Wood Nichols, Indianapolis, secretary-terais-urer. v

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CITY MAY OFFER REWARD Resolution Against “Death Drivers” . Planned in Council. Resolutions favoring a reward for appprehenslon of reckless motorists who kill or injure other persona probably will be adopted by the city council Monday night. Heydon W. Buchanana, councilman, announced several days ago that he would introduce an ordinance establishing a permanent reward fund for this purpose. However, the city legal department held this could not be done. Buchanan then suggested the resolution. Ben H. Thompson, president of the council, said Thursday he would support Buchanan. After Twenty-Six Years By Times Special JASPER, Ind., Jan. 30.—After twenty-six years Bailie Minor, may obtain a judgment for $576, issued against Herbert Sumner, now dead, in favor of her in Dubois Circuit Court for an alleged fraudulent mar riage. Charles Baltzell of Princeton has upneld the judgment as still valid.

CHILD MURDERER IS PUTTO DEATH Goes to Chair Calmly, Saying He Is Ready, Bu United Press MICHIGAN CITY, Ind.. Jan. 30. Smiling indifferently as two guards strapped him in the death chair, Peter Vergollni, 38, child murderer of Gary, Ind., was executed at the State prison here early today. Vergollni murdeied a 10year-o!d girl in Gary last fall. “I’m ready,” Vergollni told the

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guard. “It can't be too soon for me.” . Vergolini slept late on the morning of the day before his execution. He ate his meals with a relish and read and slept during the day. A Catholic priest administered holy communion and Vergolinl’s brother called on him for a farewell visit Only once did the condemned man show any emotion, prison officials said. Whea his brother had gone, Vergolini expressed a wish “to see his old home iri Italy just once more.” WOMEN GIVE APPROVAL Legislative Council Indorses Proposed School. The Legislative Council of Women, meeting at the Claypool Thursday, approved suggestions for an Indiana preparatory school of arts and

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