Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 51, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1930 — Page 5

JULY 9, 1930

BROWN DERBY RACE GROWING ROUGH. ROWDY Judges Are Intimidated by Dire Threats Hurled by Candidates’ Backers. BROWN DERBY STANDINGS T*mt Quinn Harry Dunn 3'® j George J. Marott ....V 204 I Walter T. White I*s Charlie Davis *57 Wallace O. Lee 155 C Iraenee E. Sparrow 133 Rabbi Steinberg 121 Mayor Sullivan 121 H. C. Atkins 112 Vote buying, putting judges on the “spot,"’ stuffing ballot boxes, trying to intimidate the arbiters with votes wrapped in bomb-like packages—these were the trials today of Major Hoople, Jo-Jo, the dog-faced judge, and Lil Martha Lee as they counted Tom Quinn into first place with 516 BROWN DERBY ballots. Lil Martha had heart failure when she opened Quinn’s ballot package and found he'd run his total up 313 votes. "But tell them to quit putting the .otes in poisonous cigaret lighting fluid cartons if they want them counted,” weakly admonished Lil Martha. Jo-Jo says threats have been made on his life if he doesn't permit supporters of County Auditor Harry Dunn to audit his votes. "They say I’m pulling a Lingle. They talk of 'spots’ and I haven’t tossed a pair of dice in my houndlike life,” protests Jo-Jo. For while other contestants in the race for the bronze plaque and tan "kelly” stood still, Dunn and Quinn slipped out for a long lead in an effort to make a two-headed race for the "skypiece.” The winner of the derby will be crowned July 19 at the staging of the "Siege of 1918” by the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the state fairground. All contestants not polling 250

votes by Friday night will be elim- H. C. Atkins. Police chief Jerry Kinney

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15 INJURED IN SERIES OF CITY AUTOCRASHES Pair Held for Drunkenness After Sideswiped Car Hits Utility Pole. Fifteen persons were recovering today from injures received in a series of auto crashes ip and near. Indianapolis Tuesday. Twelve were injured in crashes on the Crawfordsville road near Speedway City and near Crawfordsville. Those injured in the crash near Crawfordsville were: Thurman C. Ramsey, 1728 Brookside avenue, head and body cuts; Mrs. Ramsey, broken righ arm and head injuries; Miss Camorra Jackson, sister of Mrs. Ramsey, broken left arm and possible internal injuries, and Edwin Whitcomb, Indianapolis, head injuries. The car driven by Ramsey crashed head-on with Whitcomb’s car when

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a tire blew out on the Ramsey auto. The injured are in the Culver hospital, Crawfordsville. Eight persons, including four children, suffered injuries when the car kr which they were riding was sideswiped by an auto driven by an alleged drunken motorist near the Speedway. Those injured are: John Hanes; his wife, Mrs. Bessie Hanes of 1332 West Thirtieth stret; L. D. Hanes, 52, and his wife, Mrs. Ollie Hanes of Macon county, Tenn.; Jeanette, 12; Lillian, 10, and Purnell Hanes, 7, children of Mr. and Mrs. John Hanes, and Geraldine Douglas, 7, friend of the Hanes children. All suffered cuts and bruises when the auto was forced into a utility pole. They are recovering at city hospital. Grover Sandusky, 25, of Pontiac, Mich., was held on charges of drunkenness, assault and battery, failure to have a driver’s license and driving while drunk. His companion, Carl Herring of Brownsburg, was slated for drunkenness. Neither was injured. Others injured were: Robert Graham, 2618 Cornell avenue, cuts and bruises; Ernest Adolay, 44, 929 South New Jersey street, lacerations, and Lucille Ettenbach, 12, of 556 North Oxford street, cuts and bruises.

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Cutting a screen, burglars entered the house of Mrs. Mary Pope, Negro. 2918 Indianapolis avenue, and stole sl6. she reported to police.

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