Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 289, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1928 — Page 15

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FIVE PERSONS ARE INJURES IN CITY UCCIDf ITS All Escape With O' jr Cuts and Bruis * rest Sev ral. Five persons v , injured in as many automobil oidents Thursday afternoon .id night. All escaped with or injuries and were improved F iday. Wilfred Dun 17, 807 Lexington Ave., was about his head and a compa. Fred Busse, 18, same address, niflpred minor bruises when Dunlap's machine collided with one driv jy Mrs. Henry C. Mooneyham, Jie en, ill. Dunlap was a; i -sted charged with disregarding tr ; c signal at Southeastern and Ft.:, e Aves., where the accident occur; .1. Injuries abou■ the legs were received by Miss Mary Munden, 15, 1739 Arrow \ ~ when the car in which she ro • nth her sister Mary, 19. collided \vn . one driven by Oral Grundy, 23 N- ro, 2315 Debois St., at Nineteenth . and Columbia Ave. W. D. Thor rson. Negro, 716 N. Elder Ave,, t( l police he became confused and rove his machine in front of a W Michigan street car

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