Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 180, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1926 — Page 16

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ELOERLYWOMAN AND BOY INJURED B 1 AUTOMOBILES Five Motorists Face Drunk Driving Charge. Mrs. Harriett Kahn, 68, of 2144 College Ave., was injured about the back and head 'Tuesday night, who*, she was struck by an auto at 512 Massachusetts Ave., driven by Jesse Anderson, Negro, of 530 Blake St. Anderson said Mrs. Kahn stepped' from the curb suddenly. She was taken home. Harvey Greenwood, 920 N. Alabama St., driving a taxicab, at 629 N. Blackford St., ran over Charles Jones, 10, Negro, of 629 N. Blackford St., who fell into the street .vhile fleeing from another boy in play. He was injured about the hip gnd left leg, and taken to the city hosp L-.. Glenn Browning, Reelsville. Ind., asked police to seek the driver of an auto that struck his and knocked it from the road at Reelsville ana continued on towards Indianapolis without stopping. Lowell 11. Bassett, 38, of 2918 Ruckle St., driving an auto with a broken wheel, and without a tire and rim, is alleged to have knocked over two lamp posts and careened from one curb to ,the other for several blocks, in the vicinity of Burdsall Pky., and Harding and Eighteenth St., Tuesday night. John Ambuhl, secretary to Police Chief Johnson, trailed him and ordered him to stop, but he continued on and then Motor Policemen Johnson and Weddle arrived, and charges of driving while intoxicated were placed against him. Others charged with driving while intoxicated were Harold Haslet, 31, of 2849 Stewart St.; John Brown, 46, of 548 Udell St.; Roy Bess, 34, of 1122 Villa Ave.; William H. BradI ford, 43, of 1534 W. Vermont St.

POLLS WATCHER FACES HEARING Loser in Primary Race for Congress Accused. Edward O. Snethen, 38, of 233 W. Thirty-Eighth St., defeated in the May primary for the Democratic nomination for Representative in Congress, faces a hearing in the court of Municipal Judge Dan V. White this afternoon on a charge of malicious trespass. Snethen was arrested Tuesday night as the result of a row at the polling place of the Eighteenth precinct, Fourth ward. Snethen said that as the polls closed at 6 o'clock, he presented himself as a Democratic watcher, offering his credentials. He asserted that Election Sheriffs Porter and Lyle refused to even look at the credentials and tried to shut a door on him, but he placed hi? foot against it and in the struggle that followed the door glass as broken' The election sheriffs with Police Officer Wheeler then arrested him. M’CLINTOCK DEFEATED Prosecutor in Mellett Case looses in Congressional Race. Bu United Press CANTON, Ohio, Nov. 3.—C. B. McClintock, prosecutor in the Don R. Meliett murder case, apparently has been defeated in his race for Congress. Returns indicated that John MbSweeney, Democrat, would be returned by at least two to one. A wealthy Parisian has left SIO,OOO to his cook, because she was the only one who could naike soup that satisfied him. Your Cough Will Leave You Quickly Once you start taking Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Coughs and throat irritations, nervous hacking, hard racking bronchial coughs, and lingering "flu” coughs yield to its influence and are quickly effaced. Made by our own special process, it combines the curative influence of pure Pine Tar with other healing ingredients, and the mollifying demulcent effect of clear Honey. It is a boon to those who suffer from troublesome night coughing. A fine dependable medicine Remember the name FOIEYSHONEYandTAR COMPOUND SoJd ovorywhom

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