Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 179, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1929 — Page 3

DEC. 6, 1929.

FIVE INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENTS IN INDIANAPOLIS Woman, Hurt Two Months Ago, Dies of Injuries; Two Arrested. Five were injured in automobile accidents reported to police Thursday night, and a woman died on Injuries suffered in a traffic mishap more than two months ago. Two motorists were arrested after crashes. Arthur F. Light, 64, Mickleyville, stepped from behind a parked car at Market street and Capitol avenue into the path of a machine driven oy John Crawford, 24, of 2114 Sugar Grove avenue, and was knocked to the pavement. City hospital physicians say his collar bone is fractured. Deputy sheriffs arrested W. S. Smith, 59, of 1601 Holliday street, on charges of reckless driving, assault and battery and drunken driving after his truck collided with an auto driven by Elmer Smith, 1148 University avenue, at Tibbs avenue and Morris street Thursday night. Cut on Face Robert Smith, 8, and his mother, Mrs. Anna Smith, passengers in the auto, were injured slightly. Ralph Banks, 1626 South Illinois street, was cut on the face when his car collided with a street car at Vermont and Fulton streets, and later was arrested on charges of drunkenness and drunken driving. Mrs. Nicholas Lux, 38, of 3601 North Capitol avenue, succumbed in St. Vincent’s hospital to injuries sustained when her husband’s auto collided with an Indianapolis Street Railway bus at Sixteenth and Meridian streets Sept. 29. nits Traffic Light Struck by an auto driven by Lee Meyers, 24, of 835 South Cass street, at Washington and California streets today, Mrs. Ella Stalcup, 40, of 226 Bright street, was bruised slightly and taken to her home. Alleged to have been crowded by a bus into the center of the street, Cecil Hodge, 2822 Brookside avenue, drove into a traffic light standard at Meridian and Michigan streets Thursday night, wrecking the auto and displacing the cement light standard. Never Heard of Lindbergh By XJnitrd PrrKg SIDNEY, Mont., Dec. 6.—So far as Is known, he is the only one of his kind in the United States. He is a farmer tilling the soil in a. remote section of Montana, eighty miles west of Sidney. And his claim to fame Is not only that he did not know what was Charles Lindbergh’s profession, but never had heard of him.

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Like his father and his grandfather. John D. Rockefeller 111 (above) is going to be an oil magnate, John D. Rockefeller Jr. having announced that the young man is to enter the business. He recently returned to New York from Japan, crossing the Pacific on the Dollar liner President Pierce, where he attended the Institute of Pacific Relations.

ROAD GROUP ELECTS Highway Contractors Pick Officers at Meeting. Fred Cunningham was re-elected president of the Indiana Highway Contractors’ Association at the annual meeting at the Claypool Thursday. Other officers are E. A. Gast, Warsaw, vice-president, and Edward F. Smith, secretary. Speakers at the session included Chairman Albert J. Wedeking of Dale, chairman of the state highway commission; Director John J. Brown and William J. Titus, chief engineer of the state highway department. Oscar Rosenthal, New York, spoko at the banquet which closed the meeting at the Columbia Club Thursday night. FIND PRICELESS PICTURE Rembrandt, Stolen From Prince’s Home, Is Recovered Near Rome. Bu T'nitrd Prcsg ROME, Dec. 6.—A priceless Rembrandt and a less valuable painting of the Italian school have been found with much jewelry and many heirlooms in a haystack near the outskirts of Rome. They had been stolen Nov. 14 from a chapel in the mansion of Prince Camillo Massimo, superintendent of the papal postoffice, and police said preliminary arrangements had been made by the thieves to smuggle the Rembrandt to the United States. Two men were arrested as the robbers and several others as accomplices.

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