Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 179, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1926 — Page 3

NOV. 2, 1926

FOUR MOTORISTS .LEAP TOSAFETY Escape Injury as Locomotive Approaches Auto. Four persons escaped injury, by leaping from an auto in which they were riding 'when they saw a railroad engine bearing down on them Monday night. Davis Darby, 23, and Oliver Sharon, 24, both of 24 Hendricks PI., told Sergeant Volderauer, and emergency squad that they picked up two girls at Washington St., and were driving south on Harding St., over the Belt Railroad crossing when the auto ran from the street and became wedged in some ties and rails alongside the tracks. Edward Huffman, 821 S. Randolph St., the engineer, was unable to stop the Big Four

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train. The auto was demolished. The two girls, whose names were not learned, left the scene before police arrived. Police arrested Ray Delaney, Negro, of 718 Indiana Ave., driver for the Quick Tire Service, 548 N. Meridian St., on charges of speeding and failure to have chauffer’s license. E. L. Henry insisted that Delaney be arrested, after a collision at St. Clair St. and Ft. Wayne Ave. He charged Delaney was driving fifty miles an hour. Louis Rossell, 20, of 29 N. State Ave., riding with Henry was injured about the legs. A “hit-and-run” driver’s car struck a parked auto owned by F. Weiffenbachj 832 E. Washington St., in front of that address and then struck another auto, and continued on. KEEP ANTENNA CLEAN When erecting the antenna, make sure insulators are glazed and corrugated so water will run off before it adds bothersome resistance. Also make provision for lowering the antenna occasionally so the insulators, and even the wire itself, can be wiped free of dirt.

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SEEKS NEW PLAN FOR CJTYJRAFFIG Council Asks Suggestions From Several Sources. A solution of Indianapolis traffic problems, which at present place the city among the leaders In the accident list, will be sought by the city council at a meeting Thursday night. Officials of the police traffic department, Hoosier Motor Club, Merchants’ Association, Indianapolis Engineering Society and other interested persons will be invited to lend their efforts in bringing about an adequate solution. The best ideas will be incorporated in anew traffic ordinance. Anew filling station ordinance and refunding of a $1,600,000 bond issue for the city's share in the war memorial plaza are other matters to be taken up. A hearing on the filling station ordinance was held Monday afternoon and spirited opposition was voiced against rezoning Forty-Sixth St. and Central Ave. for business. This proposal has been fought before the council for some time. Among the chief objectors was Martin M. Hugg, school board attorney, who contended a filling station there would endanger children crossing the street from School 70. The council was to have taken up the matter Monday night, but Boynton J. Mopre and Edward B. Raub were the only members to appear. The meeting was postponed until Thursday.

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GIRL REQUESTS ANOTHER JUDGE Would Have Damage Suit Against Sheriff Registered. Motion to have the $5,000 damage suit of Miss Clara Isabel Brown against Sheriff Omer Hawkins, which has been assigned to Judge Linn D. Hay, Superior Court Two, spnt back to general term %or reassignment to another court has been filed by Otto Gresham, attorney for Miss Brown. , One of the reasons given is that Judge Hay "objected to said cause being wished upon him.” Miss Brown, in the original suit filed in Superior Court Four, charged the sheriff and deputies shot up | the car in which she was riding with Maxwell Hosea, Butler University student. May 3, on the Michigan Rd. By agreement of attorneys, the was sent to general term for reassignment and was assigned to Judge Hay. It is asserted that no effort will be made to change the venue from Marion County. Judge Hay will rule on the motion at a later date, he said.

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LEGION POSTS TO HAVECEjEMONY Armistice Day Program Will Be at Keith’s. Fifteen Indianapolis posts of the American Legion will attend a joint Armistice day ceremony at Keith’s Theater Nov. 11, the State committee announced-today. The program will be broadcast over WFBM, Mer-' chants Heat and Light Company station. Paul V. McNutt of Bloomington, commander-elect of the Indiana Legion, is scheduled as the principal speaker on the program, which will start aL-42:30 p. m. A "community sing” also Is a feature planned. Prior to the broadcasting, war pictures will be shown. S. A. Bishop, Legion Seventh district commander, has arranged for the presentation of a tableau entitled "The Signing of the Armistice.” Armistice day programs will be held in more than 200 communities throughout the State by the Legion, J. H. Klinger, State adjutant announced. WHEELER IN STATEMENT .Maintenance of Constitutional Government Issue, He Says. Bv I’nitcit Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.—The biggest issue before the voters today j in many districts is the maintenance ! of constitutional government, gen- j eral council of the Anti-Saloon League declared in a final election statement. "The voters will be asked to choose between candidates who will support and enforce the Constitution I and other candidates who, under j varying forms of camouflage, will do i their best to make it a scrap of paper for the benefit of the moonshiner and bootlegger,” said VVTieeler. The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment declined (o issue a statement.

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