Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 197, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 December 1924 — Page 9
FRIDAY, DEC. 26, 1924
10 WOMEN ARE ■ OORT WHEN 10 AUTOS COLLIDE Others Sustain injuries in Accidents on Christmas ! Day. Mrs. Lue Miller, 35, of 803 Ft. "Wayne Ave., was Injured about the leg and cut on the face, and Mies Agnes Graham, 18, of 2143 N. Olney St., was cut on both hands and Injured about the shoulders when autos In which they were riding collided I at Arlington Ave. and Pendleton pike I Thursday. Mrs. Miller was sent to the city hospital and Miss Graham taken home. Police Sergeant Tooley said he learned Thomas Campbell, 20, of 562 N. Tremont Ave., was driving an auto owned by the father of Miss Graham. He was west-bound and was passing a car ahead of him when he struck an auto east-bound driven by Cedi Taylor, 1803 College Ave., with whom Mrs. Miller was riding. The Taylor car was badly damaged. The Graham auto struck a telephone pole. Campbell was charged with speeding, assault and battery and driving on the left side of the street. Police want Joseph Wemke, 113S McClain St., for assault and battery, transporting liquor, operating a blind tiger and failure to stop after an accident. Officers say his auto struck an auto driven by Frank Long, V. M. C. A., at Virginia Ave., and East Sts. Police say a gallon of alcohol was in the Wernke auto. Wernke ran from the scene, police were told. Nelson W. Elliott, 347 Thirtieth St-, and Miss Antoinette Clemson, 2916 Paris Ave., both escaped injury when the auto In which they were riding struck a safety zone guard at Senate Ave., and Washington St., o\-ertumlng the auto. Elliott said he was talking to Miss Clemson and did not see the guard. Merrill Naylor, 22. of 3575 Bethel
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Claudia Best, 14-year-old Kansas City schoolgirl, suffered a broken cheek bone when she darted in front of a speeding automobile and saved the lives of two children. So the Kansas City Safety Council has awarded her its first certificate for heroism. Ave., received a fracture of the skull. Miss Ada Beckett, 20. of 1322 E. Raymond St., and Miss Lillian Miller. 20, also of that address, were Injured about the head and body when the auto in which they were riding was struck by an E. Michigan street car in charge of W. E. Poynter, 33, of 1265 N. Haugh St., at Pine and Michigan Sts. The auto was carried 100 feet, police say. Naylor was taken to the city hospital and the two women home. Poynter was charged with assault and battery. Funeral Semites Set Funeral services for Elmer R. Wilson, 29. machinist of 1746 Thaddeus St., who died Wednesday, will be held at 2 p. m. at the residence. Burial in Crown Hill cemetery. “Wife and four children survive.
POULTRY PEST IS CLOSELY WATCHED Measures Taken Against j Epidemic in State, Strict measures to prevent the spread of the European fowl pest into Indiana were begun today by Dr. G. W. Butler, inspector in charge of Government meat inspection in the State. Upon orders from the Department of Agriculture. Dr. Butler announced he and his men are watching for infected fowls, cars, coops and pens. Immediate steps to disinfect such equipment will be taken. No signs of the disease have been reported in the .State, he said. The disease'is highly infectious. Conspicuous symptoms are depression and loss of appetite followed by prostration. Combs and wattles l usually become purple and sometimes swollen. Dr. Butler requests any one who notices evidence of the disease to report it immediately to him at Room 323 Federal Bldg. Several States have declared embargoes against shipment of poultry because of the epidemic. POLICE SEEK OWNER Hold Automobile and Can Full of Alcohol. Police are holding an automobile and a can containing six gallons of alcohol for its owner. They say the owner Is Joseph Wernke, 1138* McClain St., who deserted the car when it collided with another auto at East St. and Virginia Ave. An extra license plate was a Michigan one, 250229. Hoy Reported Missing Harry Burns. 16. of 4700 Masachusetts Ave., was reported missing from his home today. He was wearing Mue and gray trousers, a sweater j and cap.
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I OLA PHILLIPS By NBA Service G "-IRANI) RAPIDS, Mich., Dec. 26. —Courted and won by a "cave-man," lola Phillips didn’t decide she really loved him until after he and a pal dragged her Into a stolen automobile and whisked her away to their woodland rendezvous. But the romance was short, for after two weeks police found her in a lonely shack in the wilds of Newaygo County. They arrested her two companions and returned 17-year-old lola to her parents for the proverbial spanking. When the officers arrived Tola was keeping house. Her two companions were out hunting food. A big dog was her sole companion. She had suffered severely from the cold. Her clothing was dirty and her hair disheveled. lola admits she wanted to escape the attentions of other ardent admirers and when Russell Thompson, 18, one of the youths with whom she fled, told her he was a "cave-man,” she couldn’t resist any longer. "But I’ve learned a lesson about ‘cave-men.’ ” she says. “I think cake-eaters and bun-dusters will do for me In the future.”
ONLY TWO DRIVERS HELD One Charged With Speeding—Second Arrest Follows Accident. One man, George Broughton, 22, of 441 N. Gray St., was charged with speeding on Christmas day. Thomas Campbell, 19, of 562 N. Tremont Ave., was charged with speeding, assault and battery and driving on the left side of the street, following an accident.
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