Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 171, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1923 — Page 11

FRIDAY, NOV. 30, 1923

LEGION AND KLAN MEMBERS CLASH Gold Star Mother Protests Klux Wreath at Monument. By United Pres* NEW YORK. Nov. 30.—Some Ku- j Klux Klan members of Cedarhurst, ' L. L, were nursing; battered noses today as a result of a Thanksgiving day fight with American Legion members when the Klansmen tried to place a wreath on a monument to soldier •dead. Ceremonies at the monument were proceeding quietly when three Klansmen pushed their way through the crowd and laid a wreath on the monument. A Gold Star Mother protested to a Legion member, saying her boy “did not die for the Ku-Klux Klan.” Legion men removed the wreath. Klansmen sought to put it back and were attacked by the ex-service men. POOL OF BLOOD IS CLEW Burglar Injured In Entering Home Is Sought by Police. Leaving a pool of blood as the only clew, a burglar, Injured in gaining entrance to the home of George Crosshead, 1615 Broadway, is being waited for by police today in case he seeks medical treatment In the city. Two purses, containing $9, were taken. Thieves stole ten gallons of motor oil, valued at $6, from the garage of Charles W. Cruse, 2234 Howard St. Burglars Fail to Loot Store After gaining entrance to the Standard Grocery Store, Fortieth St. and Boulevard PI., burglars failed j tn an attempt to loot. Glass of the front door was found intact near the I

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