Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 153, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1922 — Page 12

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SIX DEAG ; SGORES NUDE HOMELESS Oklahoma Cyclone Wreckage Estimateti in Millions Being Cleaned Up. FOUR VICTIMS IN ONE HOUSE Oil Fields Scene of Greatest Destruction With Many Rigs Blown Down. By United Prete DRUMRIGHT, Okla., Nov. 6. Work of cleaning up wreckage and caring for thè scores of persons homeless as a result ot thè cyclone between here and Shamrock Saturday was under way today. Furierai Services for six victims were to be held today and tomorrow, accordlng to plans. Wilfred Dobson, 15, will be buried at Cushing today. llr. and Mrs. Joe Jennings and their son, Cleo, 15, will be buried here tomorrow. Four Die in Same House These four were in thè same house when thè storm struck. Wess Walton, rancher, and Cai Fugate also were killed. Six persons receiving injuries Will recover. . * Total damage of thè cyclone was estimataci near thè million dollar mark. Heaviest damage resulted in thè oil fields where approxìmately 150 rigs were wrecked. SILVERWARE THIEF IS FRIGHTENED BY NURSE Miss Ruth Jdiller, a nurse employed by Bowman Elder, 1229 X. Delaware St., interrupted a burglar who was robbing thè Elder home. Miss Miller was in thè nursery on thè second fioor of thè liouse. She heard a noise and went down stairs to investigate. A man ran out of thè house. He dropped a napkin containing fifty pieces of silverware. NEGRO ROBS APARTMENT Mrs. Bell Hill, Apartment D, 704 N. Capitol Ave., went home at 11 o’clock last night and was sitting in a chair waiting for her son to return, when she heard thè door of thè closet move. Tuming, she saw thè door swing open and a colored man step into thè room. “Keep quiet or I will blow your head off,” thè man threatened. Mrs. Hill fainted. She told thè police that when she regained consciousness thè negro had disappeared with 535 hidden in thè drawer of thè dresser. FORD BUYS MINE Bjj United Press BLUEFIELD, W. Va., Nov. 6 Henry Ford has purchased thè mine of thè Dex-Car Pocahontas Goal Company in thè Tug River field of McDowell County. The prive was not revelaed. The mine has a capacity of about thirty cara a day. HOUSE RANSACKED AVhlle thè family of N. Bruno. 3019 College Ave., was away from home yesterday, a burglar entered thè residence and ransaeked every room. Xothing was stolen. STEAL PORCH CHAIR Mrs. F. A. TVitt. 3122 X. Pennsyl vania St., last night told thè police that a thief stole a Japanese rocking chair from her porch. The chair was worth $25. DRY’ Ralph l'pdike. Republican candidate for election to thè State House of Representatives. today stated he was “bone dry,” although he had been sai.l tc be “wet.”

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NEGRO ‘MULE’ SESSION TERMINATES WITH SCRAP Harry Black, colored, 405 W. North St., today was minus a finger, following a flght yesterday at a “white mule” party. Annie Black, his wife, is sald to have attacked him with a razor. Badie Deano is alleged to have flred four shots at Harry and she was arrested for shooting with intenl to kill and drawing deadly weapons. Mrs. Black was charged with assault and battery with intent to klll and va-

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grancy, whlle Harry was held at thè detentlon ward on charges of assault and battery. LIBRARY STAFF MEETS The first monthly conference of thè year for thè staff of thè Indianapolis public library was held in tiie auditoriurift of thè Central 1 Jbrary today at 9a. m. It included a vlsit to thè StarHatfield radio broadcasting station, where Walter Percy Pfaff talked to thè, staff members on “The Radio.” Miss Atta Henry, a staff member, is in charge of thè conference program.

THROAT IS CUT Fred Poole, 704 N. Illinois St., was thè victlm of a brutal attack early yesterday. Poole was walking at Illinois and Walnut Sts., when two inen seized him and one cut him on thè throat. He was unable to desorlbe thè men or teli why he had been attacked* Poolq was taken to thè city hospital.

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