Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 98, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1926 — Page 7

JULY 30, 1926

WN BLOWING IN TRAFFIC OF CITYASSAILED Motor Club Asks Citizens to Report Unnecessary Noise. Too much noise on the city streets is branded as a nuisance by Todd Stoops, secretary manager of the Hoosier Motor Club, who says that many motorists are depending upon their horns to blow traffic out of a jam/ "When a driver arrives at a traffic jam," says Stoops, “it may be safely asssumed that the motorist at the head of the jam will move as soon as he is able and no amount of horn blowing will dislodge him until the obstacle is removed.. “The typical horn blower is silent as long as a traffic officer is in sight, but when! the traffic afficer is absent the noisy motorist is most active with his horn. “Many new signs have been | erected recently by the Hoosier " Motor Club to guard the patients in ' hospitals from the impatience of the horn blower. These signs have a red cross on a white background and stand out prominately, but they seem to have little effect on the Important motorist, who thinks he can pass any barrier by the use of his horn. “The Hoosier Motor Club would welcome reports from citizens, who have been annoyed by unnecessary horn noises and this report should not fell to give the license number of the car, the location of the car, the date, and the time. Motorists, who blow their horns in preference to ringing the door bell and those who try to blow traffic out of a jam contribute the two classes of horn blowers, who cause most of the disturbance and the club would especially welcome reports of them. MRS. WARD’S WILL FILED Hu United Press CHICAGO, July 30.—The fortune of Mrs. A. Montgomery ing dwindled to $1,000,000 through gifts to Northwestern University and other projects was left to twentyeight relatives and forty charities, her will revealed.

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MURDER TRIAL DELAYED Widow of Slain Man Faints On Witness Stand. Bv United Frees SHELBYVILLE, Ind , July 30. Trial of Henry Pollard for the slaying of his brother-in law, John Edward Thomas, was resumed today in Shelby County Court after delay caused by the widow of Thomas fainting on the witness stand. Mrs. Thomas collapsed while telling the story of the tragedy and was placed under the care of a physician. Important testimony was given for the State by witnesses who told of Pollard making threats against the life of Thomas. ENDS DISPUTE WITH GUN Deputy Kills Mexican Senator; Bootblack Also Dies. Bti United Preee MEXICO CITY, July 30.—Deputy Jose Alvarez settled a political dispute late last night by shooting to death Senator Hernandez Galvan. During the fighting, Judge Salcedo of the second penal district, accidentally killed a bootblack with a wild shot. Alvarez had not been arrested early today.

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