Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 283, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1925 — Page 24

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SIX ARE HURT IN ONE DAY’S AUTOCRASHES Accident Total Is Fourteen —Police Investigate Cases. Police investigated fourteen accidents Thursday night and early today. Their reports show that six persons were injured. In the investigations of two of the accidents police found evidence of speed and police preferred charges. Police who investigated the accidents said the slippery conditions of the streets aided in causing the collisions. Two of the persons injured were seriously hurt, and one m.’v die. Mrs. Charlotte Maas, 65, of 1409 Spann Ave., is suffering froirr a fractured hip, and her sister, Mrs. Lena Maas, 63, of 1601 English \ve., with a fractured skull, in city hospital today after an automobile struck them. While on their way to attend services at Emmaus German Lutheran Church, Orange and Laurel Sts., the sisters were struck by a machine driven by Robert McCall, 18, 0f_1156 Everson St., at Prospect and Laurel Sts. McCall was slated for assault and battery and held under SI,OOO bond. McCall told police the women were carrying unbrellas .and did not see the approaching machine. Condition of Mrs. Lena Maas is critical and Mrs. Charlotte Mass is serious, it was said at City Hospital today. Mrs. Lena Mass is mother of Motor Policeman Otto Mass. Autos driven by, Miss Betty Prunk, 1514 College Ave., and Paul Crothers, 30, of 1421 N. Alabama St., collided at St. Clair St., and Ft. Wayne Ave. Police say Miss Prunk suffered, an injured hand and wrist. Crothers was charged with assault and battery and improper driving. Taxi, driven by Angelo Raia, 509 Harmon St., struck Frederick P. Nihrbas, 3133 N. Pennsylvania St., as he was crossing the street at Illinois and Georgia Sts., police say, and knocked him to the pavement. Police charged Rala with assault and battery and speeding. Several other minor accidents were reported. FACTIONS ARE BLAMED Letmcke Says Dissension Is Cause of City Manager Move. "There has been too much dissension and factionalism in Indianapolis, and I think this more than any other one thing has sponsored this movement for a city manager form of government," said Ralph A. Lemcke, candidate for Republican nomination for mayor, in a speech Thursday night at 5127 Central Ave. "I want to say if the people of this city want the city manager form of government, and decide so at an election, I will be the first to help the deal along."

HAWKINS FILES SUIT Indicted Financier Charges Breach of Contract. Bv United Press HAMILTON, Ohio, April 10.—Suit of Morton S. Hawkins, indicted Indianapolis broker, filed In Common Pleas Court here, seeks $125,000 from the National Welfare Security Company for alleged breach of consolidation contract. The Hamilton firm, which has branches throughout Ohio, recently went Into receivership. TAX CUT IS CERTAIN Madden Predicts Slash of $350,000,000 After Conference. Bu United Press WASHINGTON, April 10.—A posltlve prediction that the nation’s Income taxes next year will be slashed $360,000,000, was made today by Representative Martin B. Madden of Illinois, chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, after a conference with President Coolidge. Attends Uncle’s Funeral Mrs. Charles R. Sowder, 2144 College Ave., attended the funeral of her uncle, Daniel Sprlght Barker, 79, today at this home near Avon, Ind. Burial was to be in Danville, Ind.

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If you tee any automobiles bearing theee license numbers call the police or the Indianapolis Times, Main 8500. The owner may be able to do the same for you some time. James C, Douglass, 6106 Pleasant Runu Pkwy., Studebaker, 15-921, from Pennsylvania and Wabash Sts. Mrs. Carolyn Taylor, Spink-Arms Hotel, Studebaker, 199-878, Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts. Claud© Bonar, 946 W. New York St., Ford, 544-749, from State fairground. • Louise Dowden, 1308 Central Ave., Chrysler, 562-898, from New Jersey and Market Sts.

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An automobile found by police belongs to: Harry Wrong, 1326 Ford, found at 646 Hamilton Ave. Lemeke Auto Stolen An auto being used In the campaign of Ralph Lemeke, for the Republican mayoralty nomination, was stolen Thursday night. James C. Douglass, 6106 Pleasant Run Blvd., who was driving Lemeke about the city, parked hie car at Wabash and Pennsylvania Sts., from where It was stolen.

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The U. S. S. Saratoga is shown just after her launching at Camden, N. J., with the airplanes for whom she is to be a mother ship fljing overhead in greeting. Inset shows her as she left the ways. The Saratoga is the longest naval vessel In the world with a length of 888 feet, beam 105 feet and 74 feet deep, displaring 35,000 tons. Six great electric motors developing 110,000 h. p., enough energy to supply a city of 1,000,000, will drive her by means of six great propellers at a speed of 33 knots ppr hour. She Is capable of handling 72 airplanes, which can be repaired and refueled, and then take off and land on her spacious decks.

WAR VET DIES FROM SHOCK IN BAPTISM RITES Prosecutor Waking Investigation Victim Was Near Death. Bu United Pr<-‘* DELAWARE, Ohio, April 10. Modern law and the Christian ceremony of baptism by complete Immersion were weighed in the balance of “simple justice” here today. E. S. Owen, county prosecutor, began an investigation of the death of William H. McCoy, war veteran, who died from the shock of cold water in which he was baptized by the Rev. J. H. Pennell, Campbellite minister. "Modern law must recognize the right*i of religious freedom and religious ritual,” Owen said. ‘We not judge McCoy’ death by any standards save those of simple Justice.” McCoy, who had nevt*r been baptised, was believed to be near death from tuberculosis resulting from a gas attack during the war. Mrs." McCoy declares her husband desired the baptism and his foster

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parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Glasuorne, say he was opposed to it. McCoy was completely submerged in a trough of water which had been brought into the sick room. An autopsy, performed during the night, indicated death resulted from shock, but that the tubercular infection would have claimed his life within a few days anyhow. J. M. Wilson, his father-in-law, told Prosecutor Owen, he attempted to prevent the ceremony, but was over-ruled by Mrs. McCoy. He said he sought the advice of two physicians and that they told him the least shock might cause McCoy’s death due to his weakened condition. BOY, 7, TAKEN BY POLICE Woman Charges Youth Stole Watch From Her Home. A seven-year-old boy, alleged to have stolen a watch, was arrested by police today, and released when parents guaranteed his appearance in Juvenile Court. According to officers. Miss Ruth Burgen, 2183 N. Eastern Ave., charges the boy entered her home and took a watch and $4 in money. It is said the watch has been traded, and lost. The boy admitted climbing through a window into the Burgen home, police say. Township Trustee Dies Bu Times Special NOBLESVJLLE, Ind., April 10.— Jonathan Knause, 89. died Thursday night. He served as trustee oL Jackson township for ten years.

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BOY’S CONDITION SAME James Carson, 13, May Lose Hearing After Auto Accident. Condition of James Carson, 13. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Carson. 21 W. Twenty-First St., Apt. 504, who may lose his hearing as result of being struck by an automobile, remains unchanged today. Physicians say it will require a week to determine whether he will setain his hearing. Carson, who attends School 32, Illinois and Twenty-First St., going to his post as school traffic officer at

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Meridian and Twenty-First Sts., was struck while crossing Illinois St. by an automobile driven by Claude Neal, 28, 211 E. Forty-Sixth St. Neal was elated. HOLD-UP IS REPORTED Street Car Employe Says He Was • Slugged, Robbed. A hold up and attack was reported to police early today gy Roy Wagner, 123 McClain Pi. Wagner said he was going through the alley at Kenwood Ave., near Twenty-First St., which someone hit him on the

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right temple. He said when he “came to" he found that he had been robbed of S2B, of which $22 was the property of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company for which he works. BUTLER TEAM DEFEATED Bu Times Special .... _ UPLAND, Ind., April 15.—BiMjQ College affirmative team lose W Taylor University negative team In a debate here Thursday night on the question; "Resolved that the Wisconsin plan of unemployment Insurance should be adopted by Indiana.