Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 208, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1925 — Page 18

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CAR MEN FREED IN WRECK PROBE Indictments in Alfont Crash Dismissed, Bv Times Svecial ANDERSON, Ind., Jan. 9 —lndictments charging involuntary manslaughter brought against Rollin Flynn, motorman and Charles Sawyer, conductor, both of Muncie, as a result of the head-On crash of two Union Traction Company interurbans at Alfont, Ind., Feb. 2, 1924, were dismissed by Judge W. A. Kittinger in Circuit Court here *oday on grounds of insufficient evidence. Seventeen persons were known dead in the wreck. Judge Kittinger held the indictments were faultily constructed, but stated his action did not prevent new Indictments or further investigation. Flynn and Sawyer were in charge of east-bound car which crashed into an inbound car, after, it is alleged, it had passed two switches against orders. PONY PUMPS OWN DRINK SharpsTille “Dolly’' Also Drinks Pop and Beer From Bottle. Bv Times Special SHARPSVILLE, Ind., Jan. o. Thornton Grayson’s pony, “Dolly” has an intelligent thirst. When one offers to provide water, she goes to the pump in the barnyard, takes hold of the handle with her teeth and pumps water. “Dolly” also has a craving for dry beer or pop. She takes a bottle in her front teeth, throws back her head and guzzles. Grayson, who peddles goods in the country, is crippled. “Dolly” knows where to make stops. PROBE CHICAGO COMPANY ‘lnvestors’ in Proposed Bus Lane Lost SIOO,OOO, Officials Say. Bv TJnifed Pr*ss . CHICAGO, Jan. 9.—On complaint of a Catholic priest who said he lost $6,000 in the enterprise, attaches of States Attorney Robert Crowe today started investigation of the defunct West Suburban Transportation Company, a firm organized to operate a bus line on Chicago’s west side. At least SIOO,OOO was lost by “investors,” the. State's attorney’s office believes. Boom for Ralston Bv Times Special EVANSVILLE. Ind., Jan. 9. Senator Samuel M. Ralston as the leader of the democratic party was urged by A. C. Thomas of New Harmony, First District Democratic chairman, at the annual banquet of the Vanderburg County Democratic Club. More than 300 attended.

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CENTRAL W.C.T.U. GATHER FORCES Reaffirm Opposition to Child Labor Amendment. Reaffirming a resolution adopted at their last meeting, which put them on record as “deploring the fact that so many women’s organizatione have Indorsed the child labor amendment” and protesting against any further amending of the constitution,” the Central W. C. T. U. gathered their forces against the measure at a meeting Friday afternoon at the Fletcher American Bank Bldg. Mrs. W. W. Reedy, president, said

“such centralization of the power over the youth of America is unnecessary, and even if not used to its fullest extent now, is a dangerous thing for the future.” She also stated that the lawyers of the county are against the amendment, the Scientech Club,. Chamber of Commerce, Medical Association and the Engineers’ Association. The Central W. C. T. U. has opposed the stand of the national organization,' which has indorsed the measure. Other bills were discussed by the body. ' • FIRE AT BLOOMINGTON One Fraternity House Destroyed— Two Others Damaged. Bv Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Jan. 9. Fire early today destroyed the Al-

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