Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1920 — Page 3
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1920.
'■ONE DUO IS TOLL OF HECKS
cut and mangled that identification was almost impossible.
The dead:
William Litherland, age tbfrty-
!eight, of Nashville.
Zeila Litherland. age thirty-five wife of William Utherland. i Harry Litherland, age five |
and the p.,v. r i. mtuh.? * | FEDERAL AGENTS AT TRIALS
Mr. McCord was married April 30 to *
Mies Teressa May Barnhlaer. a memher of the 1*20_ Ap^uating ciaas of | Wateh Handing Oot of Sentewees to
Litherland,
the Lapel High School, and they lived with Mrs. McCord s mother. Mrs. Purnell. at Fiehersburg. Mr. McCord lalso is survived by his mother. Mrs.
South Bead -»*t~ Law Violators. (Special to The Indianapolis Newsl SOUTH BEND. Ind.. June 2S.
With
age eighteen . Cora Deaton, of Anderson. The widow j 1 " ino.. -une its suffering with severe nervous j government operatives In city court
Continued from Page Oneed J. W Flnke and E. H. ficbwutsfer. { local undertakers, in caring for the j
dead.
First AW TreataieMt. First aid treatment wae given at the scene of the accident and on the train on the way to EvaWsviile. People living in the vicinity aided heroically, according to the doctor*. They did ail they could by way of Physical aid and lent cots and bed clothing for taking care of the in-
jttfed.
Mrs. Rehl was a sister of Edward A. Jochlm, of Evansville, formerly chairman of the Vanderburg county Democratic committee. He was nominated in the primaries In May for state representative from Vanderburg county on the Democratic ^Mr! and Mrs, Jacob V. Brets were the only persons on the truck
today to watch the trials of men arrested in liquor raids last Thursday.
stocks of tobacco and causing emrloves to quit their work. The con-
Vernita month*.
Anna M. Litherland. age si* months, i^ock.
ail children of William and Zelia j The FCev Mr. Lee will conduct the
U Mrs rU M?nnie Bobertson. ol Bloom- | S“ e Wes*^ odist “hu^h? at j Judge Frank Gilmer sentenced aeveral j ditions form a public nuisance, t'--ington. _ . Ftsl ersborg, Tuesday, and burial will defendants who pleaded guilty or |
Haro d RohertMm. age two. son of j at Surviving are ^^ ov7 . wtrt found guilty.
Mr*. Minnie Lobertsor*. : and three sons. EarL Irvin and Floy J j . The tojured. Huffman, of Perkin.ville. Mr. Huff-; Glen McCullough, who was arrested ,«;”rto"n aid eh.V c“.!«d ^ ,, r * c J 0 v”." hi. ..f, had b«n op«ed by;
both legs broken.
bage and trash In Wabash street on | plaintiff said. The company sub- market now. but that plans for remarket days. City garbage wagons. ; mined photographs with the com-! modeling the market include an inloaded with garbage, are left stand-{plaint, showing piles of trash alleged cinerator which would remove the ing in the street beneath the windows f to have beer. photographed *.n j cause for complaint about the disof the plaintiff’s factory, it was j Wabash street near the market * posal of trash and garbage. alleged, and rotten fruit and vege- j house. . ■■■-'■ i — 1 — ■■ ■—
tables littered the street. George Williams executive score- \ Fumes from an incinerator used I tary of the board of public safety. for the burning of trash and garbasre i said that the stre -t co-.&Ti'-nsr ’««;»-*_ i have permeated the cigar factory. ; ment was under instructions by the , the plaintiff added, damaging the hoard of public w.&rk.? io g*-, i<. - ‘
. ,— garbage away from the market as
f a. «;t a s rwvtssA*; K1«b. — aa*-. i i' «
fast as possible that no garbage
Mr Williams so. is burned at the ;
Tb h r d”both h T r gs n br^kfr hip broker ' i^ whlch the Sre^menVere \ tMenbU liquor found, pleaded guilty Lr0jtfen ’ b!P broken lolled. Mr*. Medeari. wa«_ at f rit, an .. waj| s(tnT#n „ rf for thirty
and tongue cut. The injured wer«
Province hoapital it
the condition of all i« mm critical. TT.« Oodles of Mr
McCord, w,f« Chapman
this city, where j
escape
injury
death
to be
Lit her-1
land and thoso of hi* family who
Where killed Will be taken to the| Niaeteea Others Bruised Whea Car* home of Mr*. Litheriand’* mother, j , B Head-** Collislo*.
Mrs. George Aleott, living near Bel-; mont, eight mile* south of Nashville ! Mr. Utherland was manager of the;
Brown County Motor t ompany, and ; a w*»r* iuiured had taken his family and the Robert- j Twenty-four persons were injures. sons on a pleasure ride in a new car. i four seriously, when two interurban Sunday was the first time the ma- • cars OD t h« Union Traction Company chine was out Frank j nn * met in head-on collision near
Montpelier Saturday evening The
FOUR SERIOUSLY HURT.
[Special to The Indianapolis 5ew*l HARTFORD CIT V . Ind.. June 2S-
hine was Ruber tson
was the W'i/e of
lumping Just before the train i Robertson, * laborer, at Blooming-
struck the truck. The vehicle was de-jton. khe and her son had been visit-} ^rppusly injured are Mrr. Ered King.
;gtruc- ..
molirshed, hut, strange! jiris of canned fruit w*r
several glass •not broken
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Z r ties. The train that hit tb * j The^nly mefnto/of the Litherland ]Je**e Fisher. Anderson: R H- Cook. MARIf £T mMntTinAl IQ ■of. bTh , « r i.’^ , “r ! SAYS MARKET CONDITION IS
following the truck war# filled with viating reiatives In Illinois iuson. Hartford City. Mrs .Hi'! other fit embers of the party, who The pilot of the engine carried thelUee, colored, i-1. Wayne; Mrs. E rancl* t ' • r -- - - Jf . . . f McDonald. Indianapolis; Mrs. Ellen (
fought his case and on being found guilty, received a thirty-day sentence to the State Farm and was fined $100. Tom Ward was found guilty, but sen- | tence wa* withheld untH Tuesday to permit him to arrange his affairs before being sentenced. The same disposition was made of the case of Arthur Taelroan. Eli Madick. found guilty Saturday night, was sentenced to the State Farm for sixty days and was fined $100. The cases will con-
tinue over tomorrow. \
The local police department last night arrested seven men and four women in raids on the Shamrock hotel and the Vistula restaurant They are accused of violating the prohibition law. It was the intention of the police to carry the raids to other parts of the city, but as soon as the ne-w* leaked out regarding the two raids, 'runners’' used telephones with such good effect that other arrests were frustrated, the police say.
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witnessed the accident. . . »j h,; special train, which started to Princeton for hospital relief was detained by a freight wreck and had
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to return to lluntingrMirg. then taking the injured to Evansville, - j Ifuntinghtirg is a town of approximately 2.500 perspite ih Dubois county. and is *<n the Southern railroad.
A INK ABOUT PARENT*.
Rseatlons of fThtidre*i In Wreck, on
Recovering < onaelonaneaa.
(Hpecial to The Indianapoll* New* I EVANSVILLE. Ind„ Juns 2$,— When nine persons Injured* in a collision of a Mouthern railroad train and a motor truck near Huntlngburg were brought to ML Mary Hospital hare Hunday aft- * rnobn, the reception room was turned Into u ward, wherb the girl patient* were placed, Never*) of the children lost parts In th* carah, In which eleven now are de^d. and their first question* as they regained «onsclousiMSS was us to their fathers and toother*. The nurses could do nothif.g but assure them that their mothers and fathers were all right, although many of them at that time wm dead In Huntlngburg. Although some Of the children Si. Mary stauff. began Immediate exceptionally plucky and little was heard from them a* they were carried from the train and taken Into ih** hospital. A* the ambulance* begun to make the lourney» hundred* of persons gathered to Watch, At the liospltaf the doctors who had com* with the patients, aided by the Hi Maty staff began Immediate *x-
ti ml nay on and operation*.
Walter Hteinecker. age twentyreven. died last nhgbt. The others are expelled to recover with the ex- • option of Iconise Rehl and Olive Slutxman. two of the children, who
are In a critical condition. SEVEN DIE AT CROMING.
Five Members of One Family Killed la
Crash Near Fraaklln.
[Special to The Indianapolis Nswtl
FRANKLIN, Ind., June '28.—Seven person* were killed and two were seriously injured yesterday evening when an automobile In which they were riding was struck by a eouthbound passenger train on the Illlnola Central railroad, seven miles west of
Th# victims of the accident
so
TO IV % ESTIMATE ACCIDENT*.
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Miss M. M Perblne. Ft. Wayne; Daniel Johnson. Keystone; Edward Dick. Muncie; Rex Hufltnger. Huntington;
Muncle; Mr*.
Company Seek,* to Recover Damages From City—Garbage
Ar-rumulation Alleged.
Twa Habile Sere lee laapeetor* Will Mrir'c^arloTteYCaf^y.' .MW!* i "Mrs I The nduch a Company. Inc.. lie To Wreck *ee«e«. L H Tuttle. Muncie; Edward Allen j " innrt a .
’.Tuttle, sixteen-months-old son of; today fil|id suit in circuit court, askThe Indiana public service, com - !y rB . u. j| Tuttle. Muncie; S. M. miafion Inspector* will go tomorrow ; Hornby Blutfton; P F. Curben. Auto Investigate railroad crossing ac -ider*on; Mrs. Mary Shumaker. Bluffco mvcsugaif r-auroai croasing d R Lambardl. Cincinnati cl dent* near H«nD tig burg a od west j * eiyc!* Herbat. motorman. and Her-
ing damages of $25,000 from the cUv of Indianapolis and also requesting that the court enter an order ahati.ig as a public nuisance the accumulation of filth and garbage in Wabash street, between Alabama and Dela-
thla city. Th# victims of the acold* dlsd Instantly, thslr bodies being
of Frankiln. In which eighteen per- ^mlth" conductor, both of Bluff w.’r. TuV,> n .K C l u r Sw , i* 'mek* 0 ,
Le!!f*M!f« r ;v W ytnfc RO wtti 0 »JV« n torman, and David Schuler conduc-| wa r« streets, adjacent to the cUF town near which one*of the wrecks t ? r ' oT M unci «; were in charge of < market house. The action also asks
w „r,«T tZZT.n i lh TH^Ei h r r-“r- s r w r a f „
he win aasemhle a state-wlde n-n V h « ,n,r ,hrown aKa,nat ,leat,, ° r by the accumulation of garbage in the ne win .tasemhle a state-wide rep- jf y)ng K)ll8B _ , u , J street ami the burning of trash and
The two car*. It is said, had or< *J r * garbage in an incinerator at the mar-
»o pas* at Oil. near Montpelier, but £ ct h ® ug4S
the crew of the southbound car The plaintiff company said one of att.-mpled to reach Montpelier when j H , factories Is at 222-226 Ea*t Wait was learned that the nojthbound bash street. For two years, the com-
a state-wide rep-
resents!Jon of railroad and other interested organizations to discuss railroad crossing accident* In Indiana.
PROBE* FATAL ACCIDENT.
Coroner of Madison County Investi-
gates Crossing Crash.
[aperasl to The Indianapolis New*) ANDERSON. Ind., June 28.—Earl Sella, coroner of Madison county, summoned witnesses today for an inqueat. aa a result of ah accident here Saturday In which three pereons were killed at the Twenty-eecond ett-eet crossing of the Big FoUr railroad. He said that his investigation so far had indicated the accident was "another case of driving an automobile directly In front of a train.'* Examination oflthe bodies revealed, the coroner Bald* that the necks of Elmer It. Garrlaob. age fifty-one, and Charles N. Huffman, age forty-one. were broken, and that Lyman McCord. age twenty-one, had suffered
a i rushed chest, i
Funeral service* "ere conducted for Mr. Garrison at Lapel today, by the Rev. Robert fiohnson, of Indianapolis, and the Rev. Albert Lee. of I ax pel In the Wesleyan MethodDt Church at Flshet/burg. the home of
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all of the dead. Three daughters surviving are Mr*. ^ Irgle Rush ton and Miss Elisabeth Garrison, of Fisherburg. and Mrs. Maud Hoover, of near
Anderson.
The funeral of Mr. McCord was held today at the United Brethren church at Lapel, with huilal at Alexandria.
ABU ao«a|rw»*, wii... •'** * *«** «* v n.i«Ao.iim11a. prann jury on me lor^pry rnar^e wnen ;ir The services were conducted by the reigned in the city court today. The lar
Rev. L. A. Huddleson, of Indianapolis.
car was twenty-fivo minute* late. According to the crew of the southbound car the teleplume at Oil was f ut of commission ahd orders could not he obtained at that station. The cars were traveling about ten miles an hour at the time they struck, ac-
cording to passengers.
WRECK TIES UP TRAFFIC. Three Loaded Cars on Big Four Train Jump Track Near Petersburg. (Special to The Indianapoll* New*[ PETERSBURG. Ind. June 28—A Big Four freight train on the Evansville. Indianapolis and Terre Haute division of the Big Four railroad was wrecked two miles south of this city Saturday afternoon. Three loaded cars of coal were ditched and the road was blocked for six hours Passenger trains for the south were held at this city. None of the train crew was injured. Trains from the south were five hours late.
For Larceny and Forgery.
Peter Lupu*. are twenty-one. 3214 Sherman drive, wa* arreated Sunday by Detective* Coleman and Giles on charges ot petit larceny and forgery. He is alleged to have taken $15 and cheeks for $7.25 and $35 from the grocery store of Thomas M. 3401 East Twentieth street. The detectives J •ay he indorsed and cashed checks, forging the Indorsement*. He was bound to the grand jury on the forgery charge when ar-
pttny alleged, permitted the
the defendants have accumulation of gar-
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