Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 285, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1924 — Page 13

FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1924

SEVEN INJURED IN TRAFFIC MISHAPS REPORTED BETTER Street Cars and Police Auto Figure in Series ‘of Accidents, Seven persons injured in traffic accidents Thursday night were improved in condition today. Edward Cedar, 61, and his wife, Olivia, 58, of 1417 Sturm Ave., were injured about the head, body and legs when their auto was struck by a south-bound Alabama street car, in

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charge of Robert Kiefner, 3017 Broadway, motorraan, at Alabama and North Sts. Emergency Sergeant Ralph Dean, who sent the injured persons home, said witnesses told him the street car was traveling at high speed. Kiefner, who was charged wkith assault and battery, said he was making up time. Mrs. Ruth Stuever, 337 Berkley Rd., received slight cuts oh the wrist when a truck in which she was riding with her husband, A. Stuever, struck a police car driven by Patrolman R. E. Westbay at Meridian and Michigan Sts. The truck turned over. Investigator Frank Owens sent James Taylor, 7, of 545 E. New York St., to the city hospital Thursday when he found the boy suffering from possible internal injuries received when he was struck by an auto driven by G. R. Morgan, 1112 N. Meridian St., near his honve Wednesday night. Morgan, who reported the accident to the accident prevention bureau, was charged with assault and battery. Police said Phillip Kaim, 3, of 1841 Brookside Ave.. was bruised about the face when he darted from

the curb and was struck by an auto driven by Carl Keeker,, 2249 Brookside Ave. Mrs. Elizabeth Dietz, 2931 N. Capitol Ave., was scratched about the face when struck by a street car at North and Illinois Sts. She was taken home. Mrs. Lodena Johnson, Alexandria. Ind., was bruised about the body wiien struck by an auto driven by Orville Workman, 1627 Milburn St., at Illinois and Market Sts. Workman was charged with assault and batteryASSESSORS ON WAR PATH Lebanon Man Elected President of Township Officials. Members of the Indiana Township Assessors’ Association are organized today to iight any encroachments upon the township form of government. At a meeting Thursday at. the Statehouse, E A. Gabriel, Lebanon, was elected president; Len Daugherty, Hagerstown, vice president, and George Pfeiffer, Mvncie. secretary treasurer.

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UPPERCUT PROVES NEMESIS OF TWO ARMEDHOLD-UPS C, H. Hall Routs Men Who Assail Him Near His Home, A hold-up thwarted, an alleged burglar captured, and escape of several burglars and pickpockets were on police reports today. C. H. Hall, Sanders and Shelby Sts., told police a blow on the jaw of one of two armed men who held him up at an alley west of his home put both men to flight. Robert E. Jackson, 38, of Philadelphia, Pa., is charged with burglary and larceny. Motor Policemen Huck and Neills, on a call to the Brinkley and New Pharmacy, Fifty-Ninth St.

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and College Ave., said they found. Jackson crouched behind a cash register. He had smashed a side window, they said. Three dollars, taken from a register, was in his pocket, according to officers. Police also seized a sedan which they said bore the name of Charles E. Hovious, 254 Minkner St., pending investigation. A window was "jimmied” at the home of B. W. Keys, 29 S. Gladstone St., during the absence of the family and a diamond ring, valued at $350, and other jewelry, valued at $77, taken. Mrs. Rena Gutherie, 31 S. Gladstone St., told police a colored man Inquired at her home Monday about the absence of the Keys family. Jewelry, a revolver, clothing and $4 in money, totaling $209, was taken from the home of F. L. Jacobs, 1140 N. Capitol Ave. Ernest McCormack, 722 N. West St.., reports $59 in money, clothes and two revolvers, valued at $77, taken from his home. W. R. Smith, who lives over his dry goods store at 207 S. State St., told police he lay in bed for some time and listened to whf t he thought was someone chopping kindling. Finally he investigated. He discovered the

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