Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 55, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1925 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JULY 15,1925

KNAPP CAPTURE BELIEVED NEAR iP'fi Wrecked, Auto of Rich Fugi--9 five Found. By Vnitei Press ijpW YORK, July 15.—Although a Wrecked automobile driven by Phillip K. Knapp, alleged fugitive and slayer of Luis Panella has been fodtid in Seneca County, up-state, District Attorney Weeks of Nassau County expressed belief today that thei young man might be captured within a few hours in New York City. Bocal police who have been cooperating with Long Island authorities in the manhunt believe Knapp dolled back on his tracks after wrecking his automobile near Romulus. Letters received by former army buddies-from the deserter indicated he intended to rejoin a bootleggers band near the Thousand Islands. It now is believed these letters were written as a blind and that Knapp is seeking safety from pursuit among New York’s six millions. ~ OPPOSITION EXPRESSED Mayor Against Plan to Keep Courts in Police Station. Mayor Shank today expressed opposition to the proposal of county commissioners to allow two of the four courts, which replace present city courts Jan. 1, to remain in the police station. Shank said he believed the police dwtu’tment needed all space availahflE the building. He will confer Police Chief Herman F. Rikhoff and board of safety members.

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|NO BURGLAR FOUND * im.. Woman Pro y Locked Door On Inside. A police emergency squad, Tuesday night, responded to a call ffom Mrs. Mary J. Osterman, 1829 N. Pennsylvania said a burglar was holding the door so she could not enter. Sergeant Sheehan and squad entered an upstair window and found no one. Sheehan said Mrs. Osterman probably forgot about the inside snap lock when she went out. APARTMENT IS ROBBED Blind Woman Also Reports §lO Missing From Taxi. A burglar stole clothing worth $l6O from the apartment of Max Golden, 221 E. Pratt St., police were told today. Mrs. Emma McKenzie, blind, of 1116 Udell St., told police that when she alighted from a taxicaTa at her home the driver said her bag, containing $lO and some crochet work, was gone. A NO CLEW TO SHOOTING Colored Youth Wounded Near Six Points, Brought to Hospital. Sheriff Rodney and Prosecutor J. T. Hume, both of Hendricks County, said today they have no clew to the person who shot James Grimes, colored, 16, Guthrie, Ivy., near Six Points ,at the east border of Hendricks County, late Tuesday. Charles B. Minor, 15, colored, also of Guthrie said he and Grimes, were walkin to Indianapolis to visit Grimes sister and were joined by a white boy at Terre Haute. They were sleeping behind a sign board when Grimes was shot. He was brought to city hospital.

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POLICE SLATE DOZEN DRIVERS Five Face Speeding Charges After Tuesday Night. Twelve auto drivers were slated at the city prison Tuesday night, five being alleged speders. They gave their names and addresses as: Curtiss Davis, 17, of 3141 Shelby St., and Murl. Boles, 18, of 1218 ... Oakland Ave(, charged with speeding and reckless driving on the left side of street car; Thomas R. Neal, 28, of 2926 Cornell Ave., charged with speeding, resisting arrest and improper driving. Elmer F. Hhodes, 30, of 3933 Kenwood Ave., and Frank Minardo, 32, of 503 IV. Morris St., charged with speeding, and Minardo with assault and battery; John Pearson, 30, of 2204 E, Washington St., held on of assault and battery and driving while intoxicated, and Leonard Otto, 17, of 1443 S. Talbott Ave., charged with failure to stop -after an accident. Five drivers violated other traffic driving laws, police say. YEAR ADDED TO COURSE Effective in 1928, Dentists Must Go to Bloomington. Effective in 1926, students in Indiana University’s dental school, formerly the Indiana Dental College, will be required to complete a fiveyear course instead of a four-year course. Dean Frederic R. Henshaw, announced today. A year’s study in chemistry, zoology and English at Indiana University at Bloomington, will preface the four-year course in dentistry here, he said.

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TWO TAKEN IN AUTO Motorists Charged Wiiti i unsporting Intoxicating Liquor. F. H. Arnold, 814 Ft. Wayne Ave., and DeWight Fritchey, 2446 N. New Jersey St., under arest today charged with possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor. They were arrested Monday near an abandoned farm house, eight miles south of Noblesville, Ind., when Sheriff Charles Gooding and Federal prohibition agents found eighteen gallons of alcohol in an automobile. Building Permits s. Dubln. 015 Union, addition. SSOO. F. Gemer. 818 E lowa, addition. S3OO. J. Marth. 2126 Dexter, addition, S3OO. ® av * s - IdlO Edwards, dwelling. saoO$ a OO N. Alabama, addition. K Harvey. 6380 Broadway, dwelling. arton - 9U Broadway, remodel. dwelling 4134 N ' Pennsylvania. _ „ nace, S4OO. s°?d "tiller. 637 E. Thirty-Second, reroof. ~M ’P- Darby 3450 E. Twenty-Sixth. dwelling 1 , $3.7(10. , M P. Darby. 3450 E. Twenty-Sixth, furnace. S3OO. , M. P. Darby 3456 E. Twenty-Sixth, dwelling. $3,706. M. P. Darby/3456 E. Twenty-Sixth, furnace. S3OO. fiL Prindell. 1417 N. Olney. reroof. jjEj Meyer. 1141 S. Keystone, reroof. Merritt Building Company. 224 Park, boiler. sooo. J. Quinn Realty Company. 2207 E. Tenth, boiler. $l,lOO. . F. Kresge. 4460 N. Pennsylvania, boiler. $750. . E E. Wood. 192 N. Alabama, boiler. S6OO. B. C. Torelle Company. 902 Ft. Wayne, boiler. S7OO. M. Moran. 184 N. Delaware, remodel. $1,500. J. H. Amt.. 1928 Shelby, repairs. S4OO. O. Dalton. 421 Deeds, garage. S3OO. J. Busch. 62 N. Pershing, repairs. $329. Great Western Oil Company. 3012 Northwestern, gas tank. S2OO. O. A. Day, 612 Drake, addition. $250. B. W. Cole. 5610 E. Washington, garage. $250. Hook Drug Comnagiy. Washington and Meridian, sign. $750. A. M. Rosenthal. 2850 N. Meridian, reroof. $375. J. E. Hobart. 410 N. CampbeU. dwelling. 800. G. J Schieketanz, Jr., 2041 N. Temple, dwelling. $4,200.

TAXI DRIVER IS DANDIT VICTIM Responds to Call for Cab — Robbed of SB. A hold-up, an attempted one and the capture of an alleged burglar Tuesday night were reported by police today. Arthur Forshan, 646 Russell Ave.. taxi driver, said he answered a call to Thirty-Eighth St., and Keystone Ave., where a lone bandit who robbed him of between $8 and $9. George Hyatt, 1362 S. Belmont Ave.. said a colored man struck him when he refused to give him $3 In Military Park. Earl Baker, 121 N. West St., heard Hyatt’s crises and fired his shot gun to attract police. Patrolman Wallace captured James Long, 19, colored. x 423 Patterson St., and charged him with taking seventy-five cents from the cashier’s cage at the Vaught Garage, Ohio and Alabama Sts. Police were unable to find a colored man who attempted to break into the home of Roy Davidson, 703 E. Forty-Eeighth St. William Fenders, 705 E. Forty-Eighth St., reported he scared the man away. FLIRTATION is COSTLY Alleged Short Change Artist Caught at La Porte. By l nitcil Prrss LA PORTE. Ind., July 15.—Flirta tion with a woman bank teller whom he is alleged to have tricked out of SSO a few minutes before, led to the arrest of George T. Stone of Columbus, Ohio, alleged short change artist, on a grand larceny charge. He Is said to be wanted in other Indiana cities on similiar charges.

PARK CONCERT PLANNED Military Band Will Play Thursday Night—Program Given. R. Walter Jarvis, park superintendent, today announced the program for a municipal concert to be given by the Indianapolis Military Band at 7:30 p. m. Thursday in University Park. The program: March. "Culver Black Horae Troop". Gilliland bongs from "Rose Marie" Friml I Babes In Toyland" Herbert ‘•Ballet Egyptiene" Luirlm Selection from von Flotow’a Opera "Martha" Arr. Moaea-Tobana "Jubel Overture” Von Weber Vocal Solo—Selected. Mary Caae. Excerpts from Musical Comedy "Old Dutch" Herbert “Humoreske" Dvoraa “Star-Spangled Banner." Mary Case. Soloist SMOKE CASE CONTINUED Evidence in Trial of Fox worthy to Be Heard July 25. Evidence in the case of M. L. Foxworthy, manager of Merchants Heat and Light Company, charged with violating the smoke ordinance, will be heard in city court July 25 following a continuance of the case Tuesday. J. W. Fesler, defense attorney, withdrew a motion to quash the affidavit. as it did not state the offense with sufficient certainty, after Fue Patrick, city prosecutor, said the affidavit would be altered so as to make the allegations more specific, MOTORCYCLIST HURT Paul White. 3411 X. Pennsylvania St. was slightly Injured when, his motorcycle was struck at Meridian* and Twenty-First Sts. by a machine driven by Sylvester Wude. 628 W. Tenth St., Uate Tuesday. Wade was charged with assault and battery and failure to stop at a preferential street.

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