Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 275, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1926 — Page 21

MARCH 19,1926

TRAFFIC TOLLS SPUR POLICE IN SAFETY DRIVE Barents Warned of Danger to Children Playing in Streets. With two small children killed and several others injured in auto accidents in Indianapolis in the past forty-eight hours, Sergts. Oscar Queisser, Frank Owens and Eugene Shine of the accident prevention bureau today threatened parents, with arrest if their children are found playing in the street and stealing rides on autos. Recently Sergts. Owens and Shine conferred with Juvenile Court Judge Frank J. La hr in regard to children playing in the streets. After the conference it was decided to bring parents into court if they allowed their children to play in the streets. If they fail to heed the warning charges of child neglect will be filed. Up to Parents “We are going to hold the parents responsible in these accidents after we find that the driver of the auto is blameless,’’ Traffic Inspector Harvey Bedford said. “We are attempting to save the lives of the little ones, but if their parents allow them to play in the streets then we will take drastic measures to stop it.” Anna Lucille Schwartz, 2614 Bertha St., was fatally injured late ■hursday when she was struck by

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an auto at Belmont Ave. and Washington Sts. According to witnesses the girl

Anna Lucille Schwartz started across the street and upon seeing a street car approaching hacked into the auto of H. C. Moore of Equality, 111. The rear fender of

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Moore’s auto struck the child, police were told. Moore was elated on an assault and battery charge and will be reslated today on an involuntary manslaughter charge, police said. Mrs. Lorine Schwartz, the girl’s mother, said the child was helping Helen Clark, a neighbor girl, deliver newspapers. Besides her parents the girl Is survived by two brothers, Oscar Le Roy, 6, and Kenenth Eugene, 2. Funeral arrangements have not been made, pending completion of the coroner’s investigation. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. Ralph Gorellek, 5, of 1001 Maple St., is suffering from serious Injuries received late Thursday when he was struck by an auto near his horn". Auto was driven by Henry Carlyle, Greenwood, Tnd.

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