Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
4 PERSONS HURT,
3 ARRESTED IN 6
CITY ACCIDENTS
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bound street car, witnesses said. The
automobile struck the motorcycle and
dragged it and Day onto the sidewalk in
front of a drug store.
Mrs Mary Hulse, 2169 North Capitol
avenue. was injured, last night when she
was struck by an automobile while she
was crossing the street, in front of her
home Charles Hunt 70. 2S72 North
Capitol avenue, driver of the automobile
was arrested on charges of assault and
battery and speeding. Mrs Hulse was
carried to the residence of Ira Holmes.
216f North Capitol avenue. and later
taken home Mrs. Hulse suffered a deep
scalp wound and a fractured rib. She
was bruised and crushed about the body.
The automobile driven by Hunt is
owned by the Meyer Kiser Bank, where
ne IS employed In the automobile at
the time of the aeRident were William
Hoening, 3107 Northwestern avenue, and
Marguerite Fountain, 332 West Twenty
Ninth street Mrs John Hudson, 1915
Bellefontaine street, was the only witness
of the accident who was not in the au-
tomObile. She told the police. the auto
mobile was going at a high rate of speed.
ARREST AUTOIST
AFTER. 4 CHASE.
man giving his name as Thomas
Dicks, ~ 1914 North Delaware street.
was arrested following chase after an
accident in which his automobile struck
and damaged an automobile and is be-
heved to have hit a woman Motor Po-
lieeman Mueller arrested Dicks on
charges Of operating a motor vehicle
while under the influence of liquor and
failing to stop after an accident.
Dicks 3ufOmohila Sfruck a Worr,
Packing Company truck parked in front
OF 1l46 South West street His auto re-
bounded and he drove north on West
street. Motor Policeman Harms aud
Owens started after, him. The police
learned that a few minutes before he had
struck the truck he had hit a woman
whose identity was not learned. Motor
Policeman Mueller caught Dicks at In
diana avenue and Fan Creek Dicks, po-
lice say. attempted TO. escape by jump
ing from the automobile while en- route
to police headquarters He was caught
after another chase near the JAIL
o. L. Webb, 1920 North Meridian
street. a contractor. had a narrow escape
from serious injury when his automobile
was struck by a fire department pumper
Nineteenth street and Broadway.
Racil Williams, 1861 Cornell avenue, was
the driver of the pumper. The pumper
was damaged slightly, but Webbs auto
mobile was badly damaged. The rear
wheel was torn off and the tenders and
springs broken Webb was uninjured
WOMAN INJURED
AS WAGON UPSETs.
May Ford, 14Q9 Jones street, suffered a
broken leg when n wagon in which she
was riding turned over when the horse
became manageable. The accident Oc-
Cured near her home. Jessie Logan liv-
ing at the Jones street address was the
driver of the hOrse, but was uninjured.
Mrs Ford was taken to the city hospital.
Mable Kessler, ?, daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs Ora Kessler, 1909 West Market
street, today appeared little the worse
for having been run over by a passenger
train. The Peoria & Eastern Railroad
is near her home. Last night she wan
dered onto the tracks. The child fell
beneath the train and the first that her
father knew Of the accident was when
he saw the train stop and the conduc-
tor pick up the child and start to carry
her to the house. The father met the
conductor and took the child home. A
physician was called. Mable had q cut
on the left leg and on the head. She was
scratched and bruised; but not seriously
injured. The train was gone when Ser
geant Sheehan and the police emergency
reached the Kessler home and no person
knew which train ran over the child ex-
cept that it was an east bound passenger
train.