Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-27
EIGHT PERSONS
HURTN SERIES
OF ACCIDENTS
S Crash, Buggy Is Upset,
b Knocked From Inter
urban Car.
ARREST OUTCOME

ght persons were injured in accidents
a Indianapolis during the week end but
he Of the injured is in a serious con-
hon.
Those injured are:
Luana Lee. s daughter of Wallace o.
e, ss2s GraceiaS.d avenue. hand and
m cut BY broken glass in North Capitol
Rnue autono5ile accident.
IS R 1Ener, SsS5 Kenwood avenue,
ST. In North Capitol avenue auto,
glle accident.
IS fr. and Mrs. William Ruse, thrown
In buggy when it was struck by an
omobile on the Speedway road. Taken
their home in Speedway road near
tor Speedway.
Fay Blackburn. 81. Cumberland,
ocked from interurban by stone abut-
at under elevated tracks. Taken to
hospital
), Yrs. F. W. Chairman, Jersey City, n.
IL slightly injured in Market street au-
mobile accident
Geraldine Chairman. ?, daughter of
Is. F. ". Chairman, slightly injured
automobile accident
AErs. J. a. Sullivan, 1434 Broadway,
ghtly injured in Market street auto
bile accident
NO HURT WHEN
MS CONE TOGETHER.
Lee was driving an automobile
nth on Capitol avenue, and H. W.
1dge, 1921 Renwood avenue. was driving
. machine east on Thirty Third street.
hen the cars sideswiped each other.
In Mr.. Lees car was his daughter,
Luana, and Walter Hanson, 1925 North
Illinois street The little girl was the
only person in that car who was hurt.
In the automobile driven by Mr.. Dodge,
was Emil Muller, 1925 Kenwood avenue,
owner Of the ear and E. r. Muller, $3.50
kenwood avenue. The latter's nose was
cut. The little Lee girl was taken TO St.
Vincent's hospital Both automobiles
were damaged.
None OF the Saturday accidents resulted
In serious injuries. Blackburn was hurt
when he attempted to get of an interur-
ban car on East Washington street and
was knocked down by the stone abUtment
under the elevated tracks He suffered
Injuries TO his head and right shoulder.
Edward Frank, IS, negro, 434 Arch
street, was arrested on charges Of driv-
Ing an automobile while under the in
huence OF liquor, assault and battery and
falling to stop after an accident He
p the driver of the automobile that
struck the rear Of a buggy in which Mr..
and Mrs. William Ruse were riding on
the Speedway road. Four negroes, two
men and two women, said to have been in
the car, ran away after the accident.
Ruse and his wife were hurled from the
buggy and painfully injured.
AUTO DRIVER TRIED
TO ESCAPE, REPORT.
Frank backed his automobile from the
wrecked buggy and fence and it is al
legged attempted to escape. Fred Youger
ana his son. Robert, 1924 Speedway road,
jumped on to the running Loard Of the
car and Frank is said to have attempted
TO throw them Of Other. men Joined
Youger and Frank was dragged from the
and roughly handled before
the police arrived.
In an automobile accident at Market
and Alabama streets two women and q
child were slightly injured. Charles
TyrOn. 1171z North Alabama street, is
said to have backed his car into an au-
tomobile in which Mrs. Ganzman and
her daughter Geraldine were riding, with
Mrs. J. A Sullivan. 1434 Broadway
No one was injured in an automobile
accident st New York street and Senate
avenue Saturday when an automobile
owned BY A E. Benjamin, 2S1S North
Capitol avenue, turned over when it col
lided with car driven by Morgan Au-
dKck Of Greenfield