Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-31
FOG AND SLICK
STREETS CAUSE
OF 18 INJURED
Many Cases of Minor Acct.
dents Reported by Police
for ri Hours.

Slippery streets yesterday and a heavy
blanket of fog that prevailed over the
city during the night were responsible
for a series Of accidents. Eighteen suf-
fered injuries mostly of a minor char
acter.
The injured:
Frank Jeffries, 1905 Berefontaine
street, back hurt; taken to Methodist
Hospital.
Mrs. Frank Jeffries, wife, arm broken
Mrs Maria Fitch, scratched and
bruised.
Charles S. Brooks, 1872 North Gale
street, severely bruised.
Mrs. Charles Brooks, severely bruised
and scratched.
Charles GLADDEN., 0, 1911 Columbia ave
nue., fractured right leg
Lena Vopp, 10 Dolly Madison apart
ments, bruised.
John Reed, 30 South Oriental street
side injured.
Mrs. Cora Hamilton, 274O Pershing ave
nue., bruised
H. t. Macky, rural route Z, Box O.
bruised.
Mrs II. f. Mackey, bruised.
William Fellanes, 1124 Broadway,
bruised
Mrs. L. Cohen. 1914 North Meridian
street, bruised.
Mrs Josephine Torrent, GOA Torbet
street, bruised.
/. Mcsweeney, 1854 Bellefontaine street,
bruised.
Mrs. L. NcSweeney, bruised.
Frances Webb. IA, PA East Twenty
Eighth street bruised and cut.
Edward Dessert. SO. ZOOS Madison ave
nue., back and left foot injured.
1--WE HURT IN
AUTOMOBILE SPILL.
Five Of those injured were in an auto
mobile driven by Frank Jefferies on
Madison avenue, which turned over at
the Pleasant Run Boulevard. The driver
was unable to see where he was going
because Of the fog. In the car were
Mrs Jefferies, Mrs Fitch, and Mr.. and
Mrs Brooks
An accident at Washington and Illinois
street last night resulted IN passengeys
on two street cars being severely shaken
Up and bruised Alabama street car NO.
635 had stopped and College avenue
street car No. Sl1, crashed into the rear
OF the Alabama street car. when the
controller OF tho car stuck. The slippery
tracks were also blamed for the accident.
Reed. the motorman Of the Alabama
street car. suffered an injury to his side.
The passengers who were bruised and
injured were Miss Vopp, Mrs. Hamilton,
Mr. and Mrs Mackey. Mr.. Fallsnces.
Mrs Cohen Mrs Torrent and Mr.. aud
Mrs. McSweeney.
Ed Dessert last night became lost in
the fog and stepPed from tho Sde Of
the Madison avenue bridge AZ Pleasant
Run and suffered Injuries TO his &ack
and left foot
GIRL STRUCK
BY AUTOMOBILE.
Frances Webb. H. was injured whom
she was struck by an automobile driven
by william Lamb. c2I9 College avenue.
She was taken 10 her home and a physi-
clan called. The accident occurred at
College avenue and tho Fan Creek oouls
ward
Charles GLADDEN., .. suffered a fracture
Of me right leg when be stepped In
front Of an automobile driven By Ernest
Trick, IHs Columbia avenue The acct
don't occurred at Montana and Roose-
welt avenues
The police wero unable to learn II any
person was injured IN ths accident one
mile north Of Greenwood near tho Nadi-
son avenue road when Dig truck owned
,
the road ~ II p. m. Saturday and
plunged Into II creek. turning over as It
went down a afteen foot emosnkment.
Mucgge told the police ho had rented
the truck. but that he ala not know the
man 10 whom he had rented II. The po-
lice ORA gged the creek. expecting to ind
the bodies OF the driver and other per-
sons under the truck, but all they found
was a photograph, jug part full OF
ralsin whisky two caps and two coats,
and a chiids stocking.
Following an accident at Noble street
and Lexington avenue yesterday after
noon the police arrested George McCarty
2i33 Ringgold street. driver OF one Of
the automobiles, charging him with oper-
ating a motor vehicle while under the
influence Of liquor. Harry Newby. as
East Pratt street. was the driver OF the
other automobile No one was injured
AUTOMOBILE DRIVER
Is ARRESTED.
Or p. Y Daley Of Paoli. Ind. was ar
rested last night At Capitol avenue and
Twenty Eighth street when his automo-
bile collided with a car driven by Hr
D. 2. McGregor. 8 West Twenty Sixth
street Or. Daley was charged with
operating a motor vehicle while under
the influence Of liquor and operating a
blind tiger. The police say they found
two and half plnts OF moonshine whisky
in DR. Daileys car The automobile was
turned over to Sheriff George Snider.
W NJ. Raridon, -. 1892 West Morris
street, was arrested last night on the
charge Of operating an automobile while
under the influence Of liquor, at Missouri
and Maryland streets. and W. D. Mitchell.
SOB oliver avenue. who was In the auto
mobile. was arrested on the charge Of
drunkenness.