Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 249, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1925 — Page 13

FRIDAY, FEB. 27, 1925

AUTO AND MONEY TAKEN IN HOLD-OP to Mike Vargo Left in Road by Two Bandits. Two hold-up n en obtained $1? and an auto from Mike Vargo, R. R. C, Box 626, late Thursday night at 2234 Speedway Rd. Vargo. said a roadster, he thought a Bulck, drpve up alongside his car and the two occupants ordered him to stop. One of the men, armed, took sl7, Then ordering him out of his auto, the robber got in. The bandits drove west in the two cars, leaving Vargo in the road. Police were unable to learn what was taken by burglars at an Atlantic & Pacific Tea Cos. store, 5416 College Ave., Thursday night. William Boeldt, 1618 Draper St., told police a barrel of cut glass, valued at $l5O, was taken from his dray at Oliver Ave., near White River. LOSS IN HOLD-UP ON TRAIN SIO,OOO Idling Bandits Hunted Near Gary. Bn Vhited Prea GARY, Ind., Feb. 27.—Through the underworld denizens of the bad lands that connect Gary with Chicago, Indiana and Illinois authorities today searched for two train bandits who Thursday sning held up a Chicagobound New York Central train and escaped near this city with cash and jewelry estimated at $10,000., The bandits, according to rtdlroad officials, boarded the train at Toledo, Ohio. Just as the train wua leaving Chesterton, Ind., fourteen miles from Gary, they opened a satchel, drew out a revolver and a sawed-off shotgun and began operations. A dozen passengers on the coach were lined up and stripped of their jewels. Cash was taken from their pockets. The bandits jumped from the train as it slowed up passing through Gary. Drops Dead at West Baden WEST BADEN. Ind., Feb. 27. The body of Judge Tbrmas Graham, of Danville, 111., was to be taken home today for bur'll. Judge Graham dropped dead from heart trouble in a hotel here last night. He was Judge of the circuit court at Danville.

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jjjj jlj * In anew form of unwritten law Mile. Stanislawska Uminska, young Polish actress, appearing before a Paris court on a charge of murdering her fiance, was freed on the ground that her victim, suffering from an incurable disease, had begged her to kill him to end his suffering. ARREST OF THREE FOLLOWS CRASH Driver and Injured Man and Girl Held,! Following police investigation of an auto crash into a telephone pole at Tenth Bt. and Sherman Dr., Thursday night, police arrested Cecil Rlggle, 22, Castleton, Ind., and charged him with speeding, assault and battery, operating a blind tiger, and transporting liquor. Miss Bessie Gray, 17, of 4642 Rookwood Ave. was taken to the detention home and Elzie Gray, 22, Castleton, was charged with contributing to delinquency and vagrancy. Both Miss King and Gray were slightly injured. James Glover, 814 E. Twenty-First St., told police the front tire on his auto blew out as he was driving at Bellefontaine St. His grand child, William Phillips, 2, was in the front seat vith him and fell. Glover said when ae grabbed for the chi and, his car struck an auto driven by Ger&li Decius, 143 Villa Ave.

BANK ANNOUNCES REMODELING PLAN Fletcher Savings and Trust to Increase Space. Fletcher Savings and Trust Company officials today announced plans for remodeling the building at Pennsyl.inia and Market Sts., so as to givo the bank a frontage on Pennsylvania Bt., ad 1,400 square feet additional space. Expansion in business of the company said to # be the largest In capital and resources In Indiana has necessitated larger quarters. About $40,000 will be spent In remodeling space heretofore occupied by other buslnese In the building. Twelve checking department windows, seven savings department windows, .our foreign and certiilcate-of-deposit windows, three for collection and main office service to branches and affiliated banks and ad dltional lobby space will be provided Officials’ offices will be on on main floor. FIVE ON SPEED SLATE Few Arrests Made During Night on Fast Driving Charge. Five alleged speeders were slated Thursday night and early today. They gave their names as: J. L. Heilman, 33, of 2323 Park Ave.; Jerr£ Thomas, 65, colored, 1614 Cornell Ave.; Samuel Kirazlan, 41, of 1121 Pomander PL; Cecil Riggle, 22, Castleton, Ind., and Hugo Hutzler, 23, of 1401 Oliver Ave. RADIO LEADER TO SPEAK Connecticut Man Will Give Convention Program. A. Herbert, treasurer, American Radio Relay League with headquarters at Hartford, Conn., will talk to tlio Indianapolis Radio Club at 8 tonight at the T. M. C. A. on “The Position of the Amateur in the Radio World.” He will announce program of the second annual radio convention, in Indianapolis in July. TEACHER FIFTY YEARS Gift Presented Veteran Sunday School Instructor. Bv Timet Bvecial NOBLESVILLS, Ind., Feb. 27. At a meeting held at the Gray Friends Church near here Thursday night, Cyrus J. Davis was presented with a fountain pen. It was the fiftieth anniversary of his services as a teacher of a Sunday school class. Salary Boost Faili Consistent opposition of legislators to salary increase resulted in defeat of the dark (Indianapolis) bill raising salary of the Marion County inheritance tax appraiser from $2,400 to $3,600 a year. Vote was' recorded with 43 ayes and 49 noea. L A. Geupel to Go to Poland L. A- GeupeL sanitary inspector, State board of health, will leave soon for Poland on six months' leave of nbeenbe. has accepted a position as executive engineer with company Installing sewage disposal system in four .Polish titles.

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