Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 272, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1925 — Page 20

POSTPONEMENT IN TELEPHONE TRIAL Juror 111, Court Adjourns Case to Monday, Flu Timm fiv trial FRANKLIN, Ind., March 27. Illness of a juror—J. \V. Judah, Franklin hotel proprietor resulted today In the postponement of the trial of the State’s suit to annul (he charter of the Indiana Bell Telephone Company, to Monday morning. Judah was suffering from quinzy, resulting from a cold receive*! when other jurors threw open windows in tne jury room, where they were forced to sit for four hours Wednesday while attorneys argued over admission of evidence. Defense attorneys today indicated they would take all Monday and part of Tuesday to present their case. The State rested late Thursday. More Than 100 Baptised F. F. Bosworth, evangelist, baptized more than 100 persons Thursday night at the special baptismal service at the Cadle Tabernacle. About 5,000 persons attended. F. W. Banister directed the shop service at the Lewis Meier and Company plant today. Meetings will end Monday nicht.

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‘HOUSE BABY’ IMPROVED Congressman McLeod Suffers Injuries in Plum Crash. fin Unitet' Prm UNIONTOWN, Pa., March 27. Congressman Clarence J. McLeod, 29, Detroit, Mich., who was injured in airplane accident here late yesterday was reported "resting comfortably” today. McLeod, known as the "house baby" was flying from Selfridge Field. Mich., to Washington, when his plane developed engine trouble, Lieut. R. J. Minty, pilot, made a forced landing. In the take off thole nding gear caught in a tree. It crashed to the ground and somersaulted down a grade. McLeon was taken from the wreckage unconscious. \ Lieutenant Minty was uninjured. BOY BY AUTO Taken to Hospital After Accident —With ractured Ijeg. • William Pierce, 14, of 291 N. New Jersey St., Is in City Hospital with a fractured left leg, the result of being struck, police say, by an auto driven by Mrs. Paul Ragan, 39, of 33 W. Forty-Second St. Mrs. Ragan told police she was driving south on Delaware St., when the Pierce boy, playing with anotner boy ran from between two parked autos. The bumper knocked hjim to the pavement. Mrs. Ragan was charged with assault and battery.

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ALLEGED ROBBER ; TAKENIN HOUSE Neighbor Calls Police to North Side Home, George Ambrose, 34,' of 429 W. Twenty-Ninth* St., is under arrest (oday following his capture late on Thursday in the home of- C. C. Puckett, 3310 Broadway. l Police, headed by Lieutenant O. D. Thomas, were t illed by Mrs. I. J. Crttchfield, 3309 Broadway, who Bald she noticed the man at the door of the Puckett home and then saw him enter. Police found that entrance had been gained by breaking a panel of glass and then unlocking the door. /Kntlre bouse was ransacked and Ambrose was found hiding behind a chimney in the attic; Detectives will question him in regard to several north side burglaries recently. Auto belonging to Ambrose was found parked near Puckett’s home. Police say Ambrose has been arrested several times and was once held for burglary. Alumni Club Bowl# Delta Upsilon Alumni Club held a bowling and card party Thursday night at the Athenaeum.

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SAYS HE WASN’T DRUNK Man Claims Nervousness From Shell Shock. When officers testified Raymond Hixon, 1618 Prospect St., was drunk when they arrested him, and Hixon denied it, saying he was nervous due to shell shock while in service overseas, Special Criminal Judge H. B. Pike Thursday afternoon ordered Htxon to be examined to determine his physical condition. Hixon appealed from city court. whe~e he was fined $1 and costs on charges of driving under the influence of liquor and drunkenness, and given a thir-ty-day Jail sentence. Officers said Hixon struck a man with a club and acted “like a drun' - man.” Hixon admitted quarreling with some men, but said he drank liquor only when In France, ai:J then to learn what it tasted like. WANT MILLER RETAINED Stata Fire Marshal Probably Will Get Reappointment. Reappointment of Newman T. Miller, for the last four years State fire marshal, to that position by Governor Jackson May 15, when Miller’s present term expires, is taken as a foregone conclusion by political observers. Jackson's office has been deluged with letters urging the reappointment. Miller Is said to have received Indorsement of all thirteen Republican district chairmen, in addition to the approval of more than twenty circuit judges and scores of fire insurance men. Found in Auto, Held Richard Cloud, 1336 Shepard St., was held in Jail today after deputy sheriffs arrested him in an auto Thursday night in West Indianapolis. He was charged wtlh having no certificate of title, no license plate and no chauffeur's license. Car belonged to R. R. Uarcod, 1331 Belmont Ave. ,

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