Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1924 — Page 3
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FOUR DEAD, SCORE HURT M STATE AUTO ACCIDENTS Man and Woman Killed at Mishawaka Bridegroom Victim, Four are dead and more than a score injured, result of week-end auto accidentit'over the St^te. A man and woman were killed at Mishawaka when a Grand Trunk passenger train struck a stalled auto. The dead are Mrs. Grace Noel, 34, of Elkhart, and Howard Reed, 35. of Bristel. Mrs. Noel's husband and Reed’s wife were in the auto party and saw them killed. Mrs. Reed jumped to safety with her 4-year-old daughter. Albert Noel, driver, escaped injury. He said the engine of his auto went dead when he tried to back off the track. Bridegroom Killed The honeymoon of Clarence Baldwin, 21. of Cary, and his bride of a week ended in the death of Baldwin near Greeneastle. His auto collided with an auto driven by \V. B. Lemay. Columbus, Ohio, near here. Baldwin's skull was fractured. He died within a few moments after the acident. His wife and ocupants of the other car escaped with slight injuries. George Hoel, 70, died at Anderson from injuries received when he was struck by a speeding auto. Four wire seriously injured at Evansville when an auto driven by Dr. T. F. Reitz struck another car 'driven by C. L. Miller. Dr. Reitz was badly cut and three small children of Mrs. Henry Stoltz were hurt. Eight at Columbus Eight were hurt at Columbus when an auto turned over. Mrs. Gideon Pittman, Mrs. Vina Scofield. Ralph Scofield, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Scofield, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pane and Brigham Young are in the hospital today. Harry Webb and Nicholas Kartunis of Elwood wei;e hurt when their car overturned. sticktolastT urges iraeo
And California Supporters Promise Support. By I nitcd Press NEW YORK. June 23—In a speech to 20u enthusiastic Democratic convention delegates that swept in town today from the Pacific Coast. William G. Mmdoo appealed v to his followers to "stick to the last ballot.” His appeal brought wild cheers from the crowd and there were cries of "We’re here to, fight ail summer” and “We are last ditchers." “You've been accused by the hostile press that you'll betray your trust after the first ballot,” McAdoo shouted from the rostrum in front of his hotel headquarters to the cheering delegates jammed in the street. MEMPHIS GROTTO CLUB ENTERTAINS Billy Sunday’s Song Leader in City. The Mazda Grotto Glee Club of Memphis. Term., boasts as one of its members Billy Sunday's song leader, Walter Jenkins. The club, attending the Grotto contrition, sang in theaters Sunday and in department stores today. It been selected from the seventeen clubs in the city to sing the ritual song, “Deep River,” at the ceremonial at Keith's Theatr# tonight, according to J. Lloyd Dearth, manager. Jenkins was with Billy Sunday for nine years. Due to illness of the eveangelist, he is filling oth-r engagements. Dearth is manager c.f the Pantages Theatre in Memphis. H. D. Munal, baritone, is director. Others in the club are Waiter Moore, president; William Estes, Hugh Sandidge, J. Lloyd Dearth, Willie Smith, Lueien Smith, J. \V. Yost, E. V. Francis, Charles Clarke, Will Covel, W. E. SeottSr- T. K. Vinsohn, Joe Acklen, U. E. McCommon. William Newton, I. O. Stone and Alex Ploeger. ELECTRIC FIRIISS BIG ADVERTISERS industry Spends $3,000,000 Yearly With Newspapers, Bv Time* Special ATLANTIC CITY, X. J.. June 23. —Systematic, continuous advertising programs for electric light and power companies are urged in the report of the ,manufacturers’ advertising committee of the National Electric Light Association. Chairman P. L. Thomas called attention to the fact that the electrical industry is rapidly becoming one of the largest advertisers of the country, both in newspapers and in magazines. He said the electric light and power industry is spending more than three million dollars a year in newspaper advertising and that the industry is daily becoming'more and more sold on the value of advertising in its business, as is shown by the fact thai the total amount spent for advertising has trebled in the last three years.
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U. S. IS TO TURN HUGE TRACT INTO GAME PRESERVE Congress Authorises Pur- !“* chase of 341,000 Acres for Project. Tinas Washington Bureau, 1.H2 Site York Arc. WASHINGTON, June 23.—Herd’s some good news for sportsmen! Two experts from Department of Agriculture have started a survey i of an immense tract of iand in the upper Mississippi Valley, which ' Congress authorized set aside for ! largest fish and game refuge in the : Cnited States. Their mission is to determine how much of the 341,000 acres in the ; tract is suitable for agricultural pur- | poses. Ail that is not agricultural j land will be purchased by the Government as-soon as Congress appro- ! priates the money and legislatures of four States in which the territory ! lies voice their approval. 51,500,000 Needed Representative Harry R. Hawes of St. Louis, who introduced the hill for the refuge anticipates no diffij cully in getting Congress to appropriate the necessary $1,500,000 at the next session. The Izaak Walton League of j America, a sportsmen's organization ; formed in Chicago in 1922, has al- ! ready started to educate the State Legislatures of Wisconsin, lowa, Illinois and Minnesota relative to the bill. The declared purpose of the league is to provide a place where game fish, especially the black bass and ! migratory birds, can live and multiply, instead of rapidly becoming ex- | tinct, as is the present tendency. 300 Miles Long The refuge will extend for more | than 300 miles along both sides of j the Mississippi River from Rock Island. 111., to Wabasha, Minn. It ! includes some of the wildest land in j the entire continent. Much of the land is swampy, thus I providing breeding places and food for millions of migratory game birds j each year. The tract is filled with hundreds of small lakes and rivers, which provide natural hatcheries for propagai tion of game fish. The Government already has a : large number of these hatcheries j scattered through the tract, and last ! year sent more than a million black bass to thirty-two States where the ! fish was becoming extinct.
MONTREAL UMITED THROUGH TRAIN Fast Service Between New York and Montreal, Bu Time* Special NEW YORK, June 23. —Twentieth Century passenger service between Montreal and New York has been inaugurated by the New York Central lines in conjunction with the Delaware & Hudson and the Canaddlan Pacific systems. The new train has been named “The Montreal Limited,” and will be made up exclusively of club and Pullman cars. The running time of ten hours is the fastest schedule yet made between the two cities. The schedule for the train permits travelers to leave Washington, D. C., as late as 4 p. m., have forty-five minutes to transfer in New York and reach Montreal the next morning at 7:50. Returning the traveler can leave Montreal at 9 o’clock, have forty minutes in New Y"ork and reach Washington at 1:25 p. m. On this train the passenger northbound ha-, vivws of superb scenery, traversing Lake Champlain, St. Lawrence Valley and the Ottawa River, and on the south-bound trip the traveler enjoys the views of the Hudson River by daylight. You can ttart that rent income sooner by telling people about your room thru Times Want Ads.
Janeiro. She was carrying $1,400,000 in gold when she went down in 1901, with a loss of life of 169. This photo shows Idwal Erickson, diver from the Mare Island Navy Yard, coming up after a prolonged search beneath the water.
SUICIDE EFFORT DENIED Authorities Say No Trace of Poison Was Found in Woman’s Case. Mrs. Inez Woods, 22, of 1239 Roosevelt Ave., was to be returned to her home today from city hospital, where she was taken Saturday suffering from severe pains in her head and back. It was erroneously stated by neighbors Saturday that Mrs. Woods had taken poison. Police and hospital attaches said that Mrs. Woods denied that she had taken anything. Police said, after an investigation, | that no trace of poison could be | found. Mrs. Mary Tynan, who lives at the Woods home, found Mrs. Woods on the floor unconscious. Three Hunted in Attack Police are searching for three colored men in connection with an attack on John Carter, colored, &21 Fowler St., who was struck on the head with an ax Saturday. Aej cording to police! Carter had just j quarreled with the three men. Carter sustained a deep gash. Hog cholera will celebrate its j ninety-first birthday in America this \ year.
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Take Charge of Farm Frank. Hanson, 38 N. Gray St., champion old-time fiddler of Indianapolis, and Walter C. Johnson, champion shark fisherman of the Atlantic coast, left Sunday for Davenport, lowa, where they- will take charge of a large farm. Johnson is also a hand-saw player. The great bells in historic Notre Dame de Paris are now rung byelectricity.
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