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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1929

Page

10

Eleven Hurt In Auto Crashes In City Traffic

Eleven people were injured in Tuesday traffic crashes with three hospitalized. Frances Cameron 16 Margaret Miller 16 and Eugene Bender 22 remained at Methodist Hospital from a collision on Northwestern avenue and Thirty-second street involving cars driven by Egbert Campbell and Edson Wood. Miller and Bender suffered broken collar bones. Aldine Meyers 4009 Central avenue also injured. All injured rode in Campbell's car who was arrested for assault and battery and failure to stop at a police street. James O Jones 51 was struck by a hit and run at Madison avenue and Morris street and treated at City Hospital. O C Taylor 48 Chester avenue was noted in report.

Frances Cameron West Thirty-fourth Street Margaret Miller Buckle Street Eugene Bender College Avenue Methodist Hospital Northwestern Avenue Thirty-second Street Egbert Campbell East Twentieth Street Edson Wood West Forty Third Street Miller Bender Aldine Meyers Central Avenue Campbell Madison Avenue Morris Street James O. Jones Flicker Avenue City Hospital O. C. Taylor Chester Avenue

Ogden Pledges Duty in Inaugural Address

Attorney General James M. Ogden vowed to support law enforcement in his inaugural address at the statehouse. He was sworn in along with two new appellate judges, Elmer Q. Lockyear of Evansville and Noel C. Neal of Noblesville, by Chief Justice Clarence R. Martin. The session also noted a prior Supreme Court valuation case involving railroads and the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Herbert Little Washington Unit States Supreme Court Interstate Commerce Commission St. Louis & O'Fallon Adolphus Busch Estate St. Louis Commission O'Fallon St. F Supreme Court Rail Commission James M. Ogden Statehouse Ogden Appellate Court Clarence R. Martin Elmer Q. Lockyear Evansville Noel C. Neal Noblesville

Royal Flush Beat a Straight Two Bank Robbers Sentenced

In EDAR RAPIDS Iowa on January 2 two youths, Jerry Nepovin and Joe Hadrava, who robbed State Savings Bank at Palo of about $3,000, fled to Montreal then returned to Iowa. After gambling losses and a failed attempt to recoup funds they robbed Swisher Bank and were captured and sentenced to life in state prison.

Edar Rapids Iowa Jerry Nepovin Joe Hadrava State Savings Bank Palo Montreal Nepovin Swisher

Auto theft report details across Danville and Indianapolis

Police report lists stolen vehicles including a Ford roadster license 252-312 from Danville Indiana belonging to Ames R Hymer of Guilford Avenue 5227 and a Buick touring license 46-229 from Forty second Street near College Avenue. Helen Rodgers and John Horbeck associated addresses appear with multiple vehicle thefts noted. Another Ford roadster stolen from in front of 1202 North Capitol Avenue.

Danville Ind Ames R. Hymer Guilford Een Buick Touring Forty-second Street 2Nd College Avenue Helen Rodgers North Meridar Atreet North Meridian Street John Horbeck Madison North Street Hughes Capitol Avenue Wee

Back Home Again: Stolen Auto Recovered

Automobiles recovered from a thief identified as J Cramer at 400 East Louisiana Street include a Ford sedan. The note also mentions an elephant working from age 12 to age 8, a detail not clearly connected to the incident.

Stoien Automobiles J Cramer Hovey Po East Louisiana Street

Modern farmers use sunlit hens to boost hatch rate

Poultry expert D C Kennard explains that exposing hens to sunlight and cod liver oil in feed raises vitamin D, improves embryo vigor, and increases eggs hatched. Farms in cold regions install UV glass in hen houses to let sun rays in during winter.

Philadelphia United States New York D. C. Kennard Farm Journal Kennard

Indiana Miners Name New Officers

Terre Haute Ind Jan 2 The second election of district No 11 United Mine Workers of America will be held here Tuesday with no candidates announced for the presidency after Harvey T Cartwright resigned to join the mine operators The executive board has not decided if the vice president elected will automatically become president Ballots are with local secretaries James H Terry vice president faces re election against Michael Ferguson

United Press Terre Haute Ind United Mine Workers of America Harvey T. Cartwright Cartwright James H. Terry Michael Ferguson

Youth Fined for Speeding in City Street Limit Case

Ted Todd twenty one of 1025 Villa Avenue was fined five dollars by Municipal Judge C R Cameron for driving thirty five miles an hour on State Avenue between English and Lexington avenues.

Ted Todd Villa Avenue C. R. Cameron State Avenue English and Lexington Avenues

Five Die in Indiana Auto Accidents Over New Year

Five persons died in Indiana auto crashes during the New Year holiday period. Fred Dugan, a railroad brakeman, was killed near Evansville while warning a driver of an approaching train. A man from Grand Rapids, Brew, 54, died near Fort Wayne when a car overturned. Elmer F. Warner of Elkhart died when his car hit a street car. Clarence Gubart, 45, was struck by a car driven by 17 year old Ewood Pollom of Manhattan. Wayne H. Billman, 26, of Sullivan, died in a crash near Shelburn. two other occupants were injured.

Indiana Fred Dugan Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Evansville Dugan Wge Brew Grand Rapids Mich Ft. Wayne Elmer F. Warner Elkhart Clarence Gubart Ewood Pollom Manhattan Wayne H. Billman Sullivan Shelburn

Accident on New York Street injures several victims

A man was injured on New York and East streets when his machine was struck by a vehicle driven by Albert Shull of 1801 North Tibbs Avenue. Shull, 21, was arrested for failing to stop at a preferential street. Other injured include Charles Reed, Lawrence Brake, Edward Compton, Ralph Wisner, Mrs Anna Weghhurst, with addresses listed. Separately, historical note mentions a 1603 fort at Point Comfort Virginia built to protect James River. ships passing were charged for powder and ball.

New York East Streets Albert Shull North Tibbs Avenue Shull Charles C. Reed Yandes_ street Lawrence Brake Michigan Street Edward Compton Sheffield Avenue Ralph Wisner Pontiac Mich Anna Weghurst East Eleventh Street Point Comfort James River Virginia

Meredith will case trial adjourned in Petersburg

The Will Meredith case in Petersburg progresses with over twenty maternal cousins examined to establish kinship to the Washington deceased wealthy bachelor. Third and fourth cousins are excluded as evidence is gathered and the number of claimants grows unclear.

United Press Petersburg Ind William R. Meredith Will Meredith Washington

Unclear Statement On Cousin Involvement

A fragment notes that cousins involved may number fewer than 100, without further context or details from the event or inquiry.

How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu

Doctors promote Calotabs as a puried calomel tablet to break up a cold or grippe. One or two tablets at bedtime with water purify the system without salts or nausea. next morning the cold vanishes and appetite returns. Family package with directions priced 35 cents at any drug store.

Gas Victim Recovers After CO Exposure In Laundry Garage

George Russell laundry delivery manager at 410 South New Jersey street was revived by police after being overcome by carbon monoxide gas from an automobile in the Progress laundry garage 430 East Ohio street Tuesday night. He was reported improved at Methodist hospital. He was found unconscious by another employee.

Progress East Ohio Street George Russell New Jersey Street Methodist Hospital Russell

Indiana seeks bill to abolish capital punishment

An anti death penalty bill will be introduced in the coming Indiana legislature at the request of the Indiana branch of the League to Abolish Capital Punishment. The measure aims to abolish capital punishment in the state.

Indiana League

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