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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1930
Page
3
Raymond Welch, 29, named as an alleged hijacker, was treated for a bullet wound in the abdomen after entering a city hospital Monday night and later placed in a private sanitarium on a $5 000 bond signed by Michael Finn of 417 West South Street. He faces vagrancy charges and was removed from the city detention ward.
London officials say the Strand widening, started thirty five years ago at a cost over 7.5 million dollars, is nearly finished though traffic growth may require further work. Experts warn that even with an eighty foot width, future traffic could outpace capacity in about twenty years.
A 60 year old Chicago man, Erling Auest, killed himself Thursday by leaping from his third story window after his wife refused to live with him. Police found an unopened letter in his room from him to his wife in Cleveland.
Police report lists owners and vehicles as Wylie Johnson of 2838 Highland Place with a Chevrolet sedan from Senate Avenue and Fourteenth Street. Henry Smith of Greenwood Indiana with an Oldsmobile coach from Fair Ground. Julia E. Miller of East Iuns Street with recoupe value and Ford sport tiring from South Alabama Street. Sesley Chilton with a Ford dan from Capitol Avenue and Clasregt. Joseph Wanland with a Ford count from Thirty Eighth Street and Fall Creek Boulevard. Thomas Bel of Fontaine Street with a Ford roadster from Thirty-Eighth Street and Gatto Iton Avenue.
Police recovered several stolen autos linked to names and addresses. A Ford roadster was found behind 416 East Tenth Street, a Ford taxi at Northwestern Avenue, and a Ford coupe at 6661 Bellefontaine Street. Additional vehicles include a Chrysler coach at 1500 Lou Keys and a Ford at 2421 Be Fontaine Street.
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