Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 103, Hammond, Lake County, 19 October 1922 — Page 5

Thursday. Oct. 19, 1922.

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The cnsine ana flv coaches of the east bound New York Central interurban passenger train No. 662, due in Indiana Harbor at 4:24 p. rn., was derailed atthe ctnal brldpe as

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It was entering Indiana Harbor yesterday afternoon No one of the hundreds of working-men coming- Into Indiana "Harbor to go on night shifts at the mills were hurt By the terrif.e force of the loeomotire, Ave coaches of the train were jered from the, rails, ripping and ploughing up the roadbed for hundreds of. yards. None of the coaches were upset. Suburban service between the Industrial sections of the Calumet region along this line and the outlying districts of Chicago were delayed more than an hour last evenr.sr during tho clearing away of the Tookagt and repairing of the acks at this point.

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SPECIAL TO THE TIMESJ WHITING. Ind., Oct. 19. Follow. :tr a terrific hand-to-hand struggle i suiting from an attempt of his risoner to break away from him, "aptain Harry llaniall of the Standrrt Oil Co. police force at the WhitG refinery, shot Joe Mi-ak, Chl--Ktf laborer, through the left eye ianzall. baHy beaten in the fight f.fore he 6ubducd Mlrak with a bult, is at his home today suffering erlous contusions to his head. Jirak was removed to St. Margact's hosrltal, where Doctors Chldaw and Nictisls will replace the eye ith another of glass. Jllrak, said to have been drunk at 'ie time, attempted to enter one of he gates of the refinery. Captain Ianzall was called to put him out. Vn argument followed and Manzall ittempted to take the disturber to :he Whiting police station. Sergeant George L. Girard of tho Vhiting city police department, ;aid a warrant charging assault and attery will be served on Mlrak as ;oon as he Is able to leave the hoslilal at Hammond.

ilnlx, Edward O. Scheldt, Ralph White, Will 1L Woods. For Joint representative Lake and Porter counties Johu P; Klmmell. Foi1 ceunty treasuier Harry L. Arnold. Foi county sheriff Austin K. Perkins. For county coroner William M. Blrger. For county commissioner second district William Bixenman. For county commissioner third district Charles I. Strickland.

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE INDIANAI'OUB, Oct. IB. The Hammond, Whiting and East Chicago railway company yesterday was relieved by the publlo service commission of complying with an ordinance of the city ofEast Chicago which would have compelled the railway company to grade and pave its right of way cn 150th street in that city. The commission termed the provisions of the ordinance as "unjust and unreasonable."

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RUTH GRAGIDO WANTS DIVORCE,

Arthur Oragld it made defendant

In a divorce suit filed in the Gary I,ake Superior court by Ruth GragIda. The complaint alleges that the couple were marfled at Crown Point on September 25, 1919, and separation took place on August IS, 1920 when, tbe plaintiff says, her husbond deserted her. Mrs. Graarido

asks that the court restore her ma-fd en name Ruth Wall, and that lie be granted an absolute alvree:

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1KDIANAPOLJS, Oct. 19. Approximately 1,400.000 good citizens of Indiana will be entitled to cast a vote In this state at the general election November 7, according; to figures compiled by the state board of election commissioners and announced yesterday, The total registration for the state, with Howard and Whitley counties not yet reported, was announced as 1.380.178: With these, two counties added the total registration is oxpected to reach the 1929 total, when 1,448,974 voters registered.

JAM FLOCKS TO McNALLY HEARING (Continued From Page One.)

In her direct examination the girl told of seeing the "bundles" in bed with airs. McNally shortly after the birth was reported. Her friend, Alice Meyer, picked one up and held It a while. . She saw Mrs. McXally

hold one to her breast and apparently nurse it. Miss Griffith wrote the announcement ca?ds for Mrs. McNally informing some fifteen friends cf the arrival of twins. Tho cards were mailed to addresses furnished by Mrs. McNally. Then the state Introduced Exhibit 'A," numbered 1 and t, a breast pump and bottle nipple. The girl told of seeing Mrs. McNally use the breast pump, drawing off a pumpful of milk. During the cross examination of Miss Griffith there wore frequent verbal duels between Attorneys Eehwarts and Jellison, especially with reference to the pictures and the breast pumpi None of these resulted satisfactorily for the defense. While they were arguing over the pictures, Jellison closed the wrangle by retorting! "If you want to put those pictures In evidence, put Mrs. McNally on the stand. She can

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call for them." Miss Griffith Insists she waa near the bed at one time &n4 bad a g-e&d view of the face of one ef the babies. She said it did not look like a doll. Its eyes were open. They were grey blue. The smoldering rivalry between Jellison, prosecuting attorney of St, Joseph county, and Schwartr, counsel for Mrs. McNally, flamed Into heated words late this morning when Jellison objected to what he termed Schwarts intimidation of seventeen year old Katherlne Griffith, daughter of the nurse, and state's witness, Schwarts stood in front of the witness flourishing a breast pump and shooting Questions relative to it at the girl. The court took cognizance of the state's objection and ordered Sehwarta to move further away. The testimony concluded, Schwarts with biting sarcasm asked the court if he might "approach tho pump1' and reclaim It. The permission was

granted Merritt D. Metz, Hammond lawyer and real estate operator, testified that he first met Mrs. McNally in July, 1921, when she and her husband called at his home in answer to a "house to rent" ad. He eaid Haxel then had every indication of approaching motherhood. "And that within a short time In my judgment then," said Mets. He saw her again in September. But her condition was unchanged. He admitted he was not competent to judge whether Mrs. McNally was masquerading the condition and that she might have padded herself for that purpose. His wife followed him to the stand. TiA state seemed to win a point when Mrs. MeU remainod unshaken under cross examination In her statement that she positively identified an infant In arms which was pointed out to her as Mrs. MoNally'B own. This when passing the department store of E. C. MJnas & Co. In January she came upon Mrs. Grace Turner, a nurse and friend to both Mrs. Metz and Mrs. McNally, and paused wben she saw an Infant in Mrs. Turner's arms. Mrs. McNally she said, was standing but three or fourt feet distant. Mrs. Meta asked Mrs. Turner whose Infant she held. "It Is Mrs. McNallys,"

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