Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 112, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 September 1931 — Page 3

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MAN FALLS TO DEATH BENEATH TRUCK WHEELS Tragedy in City Nursery at Riverside Raises Traffic Toll to 120. Marlon county's traffic death toll was increased today following the death of Ernest Meyers, 72, of 459 West Thirty-first street, who was run over by a truck: at the Riversjdc municipal nursery grounds Thursday afternoon. His death boosted the traffic fa- . tality total to 120 since Jan. 1, and Tj was the fourth £ I I death in two days. 1 Vy Several other persons were inr jured in traffic mishaps that occurred on city streets and county highways Thursday night. Mr. Meyers, nursery worker, was standing in the truck shaking his coat when he toppled from the vehicle and the wheels passed over his body. The truck, owned by the city park board, was driven by Marion C. Riley, 39. of 342 North Chester street, an employe through the Chamber of Commerce “made work” system. He was not held. Surviving Mr. Meyers are the widow and a stepson, Paul Tooley. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Three Ft Harrison soldiers were out and bruised when Private Kezemcr Vanconas smashed into a utility pole at Thirty-eighth street and Pendleton pike to avoid striking another car. Those hurt are Private Earl Mor-

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Spirits Low By United Preit WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 The speakeasy busine* here is feeling the effects of the depression. Sergeant R. C. Speith and his liquor squad found that out when a day’s work went for nothing. Speith had warrants —his men previously had obtained evidence—but not a drop did the raiders ljpd. “We iound business was bad and I sent my husband back to work,” one woman told the officers. “Sorry, boys,” said a former proprietor. “It’s the depression, you know.”

gan, Gordon Hamilton and Joseph Stevens. Walking into the side of an auto, Louise Holtke, 12, of 1258 Roosevelt avenue, sustained leg lacerations and bruises. The accident occurred at Tenth street and Massachusetts avenue and the girl was treated by a physician. E. A. Kiefer, 431 North Sherman drive, drivejr of the car, was held blameless. Others injured: James McMilan, Negro, 38, of 1412 East Sixteenth street, cuts and bruises; Louis Mclntosh, 13, of 441 North Riley avenue, cuts and bruises; Esther Jane Wolfe, 3, of 431 South Harris street, leg broken and, Leonard Lautner, 5230 East Thirty-fourth street, face, lacerations. Scouts’ Parents to Install Parent council of Boy Scout Troop 82 will hold its first fall meeting tonight at troop headquarters, Fortieth street and Capitol avenue. Officers to be installed are F. L. Brock, president; Mrs. T. S. Ross, vice-president; Robert S. Graham, treasurer, and Mrs. H. B. Messick, secretary.

FORCE RANKER TO OPEN SAFE, STEALSS,OOO Family Held Captives All Night in Own Home by Courteous Bandits. I By United Pri’* MILTON JUNCTION, Wis., Sept, j 18.—Four bandits who installed i themselves in the heme of John A. | Paul, president of the Farmers bank j late Thursday and held Paul and his family captive during the night, obtaining $5,000 from the bank today and escaped. Paul was at home alone when the bandits threatened him with guns, forced him into a bedroom and then awaited arrival of other members of the family. When his sons, Paul Jr. and Malcom, and a daughter, Janet, arrived, they, too, were herded into the bedroom with the banker. The bandits apparently were well informed regarding the family’s membership. The bandits told the Pauls ironically to “make yourselves at home —you’ve got a long wait,” and chatted pleasantly until this morning. Then they ordered Malcolm to accompany them, tied up the other members of the family and walked to the bank. Admitted by Malcolm, they stripped the safe of bundles of money and drove away. Miss Paul, a former University of Wisconsin co-ed, was amazed at the bandit’s “courtesy.” She said she couldn’t identify any of them. It was believed the same gang was responsible for robbery of the Citizens National bank at Stoughton, a nearby town Thursday.

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