Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1937 — Page 9

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TUESDAY,

CRASH INJURIES CAUSE DEATH OF STATE WORKER

Miss Was Hurt Saturday Near Greenfield.

MARION COUNTY TRAFFIC TOLL TO DATE

(March 15)

Accidents Injured

MARCH 16, 1937

Couple Entertains Mrs. Simpson 2 YOUTHS FACE QUIZ m=

Mildred Rare) |

TR AFFIC ARRESTS

Speeding Reckless driving ..... Preferential street .... Tllegal left turn Drunken driving Red light

Miss Mildred J. Kaffenberg, 1001 College Ave. State Board of Edu- | cation employee, died today at | Methodist Hospital from injuries received Saturday in an auto crash near Greenfield. With Miss Kaffenberg when the | crash occurred was Miss Dorothy Hodges, 2035 N. Meridian St., also | a State employee. Miss Kaffenberg was 26. She had | worked at the Board of Ean for the last four years. She is vived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs, | Edward Kaffenberg, Ln eur, and seven brothers and s Two persons were Rs na a third charged with reckless driving | as the result of an automobile colli- | sion in the 4600 block W. Washing- | ton St. today In the crash Mrs. Ruby Hauser, 1020 Westbrook St., received bac injuries and Lloyd Branblett, 16, of | 1524 Earl St, multiple lacerations. They were taken to City Hospital, | where their conditions were report- | ed “fair. Mrs. Hauser was riding in a car |

The life of the Duke of Windsor, Britain's former King, became even more closely linked to America with the possibility that his marriage to Mrs. Warfield Wallis Simpson may take place in the Chateau de Conde, near Tours, France, where she is now staying. Host and hostess are Americans, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bedeaux, pictured

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Two Indianapolis youths were ar- | rested today by Piainfield, Ind., po- | lice for questioning in connection with the raval shooting of John C. Goldstein, 57, grocery proprietor, | during an attempted holdup Satur- | day night. They were returned to Indianapolis and are being held on vagrancy charges. | Two of four men arrested yester- | day probably will be released today, police said. | Mr. Goldstein was shot by a | Negro gunman as he left his store at | | 1304 N. Senate Ave. Witnesses said | the bandit fired when Mr. Goldstein shouted for help.

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INSURANCE AGENT IS ROBBED OF $50

Collector Forced to Drive.

Holdup Man to 38th St.

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driven by Emmett J, Murphy, 45, of | police today.

6139 S. Roena St. was & passenger operated bv his brother Hubert, f 2231 W. Michigan St. phy’s daughters, Waneta, 16, Olive, 14, were uninjured.

Machines Catch Fire

Deputy sheriffs arrested Hubert Branblet on a reckless driving charge. The two machines caught | fire following ihe accident. Both were damaged badly, Traffic arrests increased from 19] during the week-end to 46 yester- | dav. Of these, 18 were for running | preferential streets, 13 for making illegal left turns and 10 for running | red lights. Miss Geraldine Miroff, 2048 Ruckle St, was treated for head injuries at City ‘Hospital yesterday | after being struck bv a bicycle at Market and Illinois Sts.

SIX MORE GUILTY IN VOTE FRAUD CASE

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Mr, Branbleti |

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By United Press | KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 16.-~ | Six persons charged with election | conspiracy while serving as poll | workers in the Church of God, quarters for their precinct, awaited | sentence today for contributing | “ghost” votes to the Roosevelt land- | slide last November, A Federal court jury last night convicted them after hearing a | week's testimony of ballot-box | stuffing, intimidation, false counting and tampering with ballots that were cast by Republicans for Gov- | ernor Landon's ticket.

GRAND MONARCH OF GROTTOS GUEST HERE

Indinnapolis members of the | Sahara Grotto honored John P. MacKay, Hamilton, Ontario, grand | monarch of Grottos in the United | States and Canada of the Supreme Council, M. O. V. P. E. R,, and Mrs. | McKay at a banquet last night. A reception, following the banquet at the clubhouse, was at-| tended by approximately 800. Rov Allred was arrangements chairman. |

TEMPERANCE UNIONS INSTITUTE 1S SET

The Brightwood W.C. T U. annual institute will be held in the Brightwood M. E. Church, 2410 Station St, at 10:30 tomorrow | morning. Speakers at the morning session will be Mrs. Epha Johnson, Mrs. | F. Pitman and Mrs. J. R. Stanton. ! The Rev. F. T. Taylor will lead devotions.

DOCTOR FACES CHARGE

By United Press { LINTON, Ind. March 15.—Dr. P.| C. Berns, Linton physician, was re- | leased on $5000 bond last night after | his arrest by deputy U. S. marshals | on a narcotic charge. His arrest fol- | lowed a Federal indictment charging | possession of narcotics after permit had been Vishay n.

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in an automobile | | College Ave.

Mr. Mur- | sam Ave,

William Hendricks, 22, of

his billfold from his pocket,

Miss Alma 30th St..

Jones, 30, of was recovering today from

She said her

i man away.

WOMAN 1S ACCUSED IN FATAL STABBING

Mrs. Georgia Bell, 28, of 2510 E 25th St, was held by police on a murder charge today following the fatal stabbing of Russell Wilson, 38, of the same address.

Wilson died on the way to City

Hospital,

Police said Mrs. Bell

her Suping an argument.

Mr. Bedeaux is an industrial engineer with offices in Cleveland,

to 38th St. |

123 W. |

confessed | stabbing Wilson after he had struck |

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