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One Indianapolis man was dead as the result of a traffic accident today and another Indiana resident was killed in a two-car crash. The dead are: William Hardesty, 21, of 226 N. Holmes ave. Bennett Stroh, 71, of Angola. Mr. Hagdesty died last night in City hospital. He was injured Sunday morning when an automobile ir-which-he--was a passenger was involved in a crash at Belmont ave. and Lambert st. A car driven by Gerald Caldwell, 25, of 2027 W. Washington st, crashed into another vehicle and then into a parked car. Drunkenness Charged He was charged with drunkenness, operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor and Jeaving the scene of the accident, police said. His case was continued to May 28 in court 3. Mr. Hardesty and another passenger were thrown out of the car by the impact of the crash and were found in the street by police. The other passenger, Miss Edith Ferris, 19, of 3518 W, Morris, was treated and released at City hospital. Police arrested Caldwell at his home after they investigated the crash. They said they found bloody clothes, which he was wearing at the time of the crash, under the mattress in his room. Killed in Collision Mr. Stroh was killed when his auto collided with a car driven by Miss Hilda Fenstermaker, 22, of

Freemont, at a Steuben county road and Indiana 827 yesterday, Eight other persons were injured in traffic accidents here during the night. Five of the persons, including two children, were hurt when two cars were in collision at Hanna ave, and Kollman rd. yesterday afternoon. A _car driven by Ray Walls, Bridgeport, was, in collision with a | car driven by Mrs. Genevieve Foltz, R. R. 7, Box 470, Seriously injured

Lessie Walls, 52, of, Detroit, Mich, and Mrs. Earl Kol R. R. 3, Box 789, who was riding with Mrs, Foltz. They are in Methodist hospital. Plunges Down Ramp Less seriously injured in the crash were Mrs. Foltz, and her two children, Robert, four years old, and Nancy, six months. They were treated at Methodist hospital and released. John L. Wood, 29, of. the Brevort hotel and night manager of the Park Motor Inn, 1 N, Capitol ave,

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in the car, Rose Mary McCord, 29, of 918 W. 30th st, was treated at the hospital and released. Mrs. Yossie Jessup was treated at City hospital after a car driven by Henry Jessup, 56, of Carthage, in which she was riding, was in collision with a car driven by John B. Morris, 51, of 972 Middle dr, Woodruff Place. Thé accident occurred at New York and Drexel sts. yesterday. -

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