Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1936 — Page 18

CAB RIVER, 19, |

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Six Lose Lives in Crashes Over Indiana; oll

Here Now 110. iF Virgil Jackson, 19-year-old cab - driver, of 115 S. Arlington-av, today was held by police on charges of involuntary manslaughter in connec-| tion with the death last night of Perry Owens, 44, of 917 Edison-st. _ Mr. Owens was killed instantly in an- automobile-taxicab collision at Pennsylvania and North-sts. . Six persons lost their lives yesterday in Indiana traffic outside of Marion County. Five of the deaths resulted directly from automobile accidents while a runaway team of horses was responsible for the other. Mr. Owens’ death, the third caused by ‘traffic accidents in Indianapolis in as many days, increased the county traffic death toll for 1936 to 110. : Deputy Coroner Dr. John Wyttenbuch ordered Jackson held on manslaughter charges after an investigation. Mr. Owens, night watchman for the Indianapolis News, was en route home in an automobile driven by his brother-in-law, Earl R. Green, 44, of 707 E. North-st.

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Mr. Green told police his car was spun to the curb and Mr. Owens was hurled out by the impact. Mr. Green and another passenger in his car, Marjorie Taylor, 726 E. 9th-st, escaped injury. Jackson and Glenn Dugan, 26, -3918 Byram-av, cab passenger, also were uninjured. Police arrested three other motorists as a result of automobile accidents last night. Oscar Eaden, 43, of 2030 Parker-av, was charged with drunken driving after a collision at 25th and La Salle-sts. Fred Scott, 32, of 2616 N. Illinoisst, was arrested for failure to have a driver's license after his automobile struck a railroad abutment in the 3400 block on W. Washingtonst, police said. Mrs. Isabelle Coswell, 32, of 557 N. Lynn-st, a passenger, was hurt. Paul Crawshaw, 19, of 946 W. 28th-st, was charged with failure to have a driver’s license after his|

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car sideswiped a truck driven by Andrew Edward, 49, of 1721 Gar-| field-pl, in the 1400 block on Cor- | nell-av, police said. Mrs. Ethel Kennedy, 52, of 618 E. 49th-st, was injured when the automobile in which she was riding collided with a car driven by| R. E. Gregg, 34, of 2108 N. Me-| ridian-st, at Pennsylvania and| Michigan-sts. Crash Kills Pastor The ‘Rev. Payton Cox, T1, pastor of the Friends Church, Hamilton County, died from injuries he received when his automobile struck a bridge abutment near Portland. Wayne Hill, 19, Washington, Ind., was killed when his truck was struck by a train at a crossing near

run down by a truck driven by Russell Flora, Indianapolis,

Dr. Grahame, Former Resident Here, Killed

Dr. C. Stanley Grahame, former

lieutenant in the CCC at Buckhorn, Ky., was injured fatally yesterday in Hazard, Ky. when the motorcycle he was riding collided with an automobile. Dr. Grahame, 29, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Grahame, 830 E. Maple-rd. He was gratiuated from the Indiana University fichool of Medicine in 1933. : He gave up practice in Summitville to join the CCC i1nedical corps. He was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Nu Sigma Nu {raternities. Survivors are the parents, the

. widow, Mrs. Evelyn Grahame, and Washington. | a five-months-old . datighter, Ruth

Edward McCarty, 55, Elwood, died | Anne. Funeral services have

two hours after being struck by an |Peen arranged.

automobile driven by James Alex- Te parents and Dr, Herbert PF, ander, 21. also of Elwood. urston, an Indianapolis surgeon,

Ralp ildt, 27. Evansville, who were notified of his death by state was injured Monday night when his police at Seymour as they were motorcycld struck a telephone pole, |€n-Toute to Hazard to give Dr. died last night in an Evansville hos- | Grahame surgical aid after learnpital. His wife, Beatrice, also was | 1P8 of the accident. killed in the accident. John Sutton, 70, Jackson County farmer, was killed last night when thrown from his wagon when the team he was driving bolted. Lulu Combs, 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Combs, Metamora, died in Fayette Memorial | Hospital in Connersville after being

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