Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
12INJURED IN
WEEK-ENDLIST
OF ACCIDENTS
Automobiles Figure in Nine of
Ten Mishaps-Woman
Hurt Seriously.
: CHILD AMONG VICTIMS

Twelve persons were injured In ten ac-
cidents over the weekend, according to
reports to the police department. OF
these, all but one were automobile mis-
haps. Those injured were:
MRS. SARAH WAGNER, 1856 Broad
way, severe confusion of the skull.
MISS EMILY FLETCHER, 700 East
Thirteenth street. broken right wrist.
DIXIE COLE, 1, 10I4 Eugene street,
severely bruised
WILLIAM COSLEY, 1928 North Meri-
dian street. slightly injured.
DAVID f. NEWMAN, IS. West Four
teenth street, severely cut and bruised.
FRANK RECKLY, 1921 Leonard street,
minor injuries.
FRED GORDON, 7. NJ c. A., injured
slightly in fall from ladder.
MRS. ROSA HULyEY. PAL West New
York street, badly bruised.
CHARLES TIERCE, 2164 BROKER
street. bones in both legs broken.
MRS. MAGGIE ALLEN, f34 South
Capitol avenue. severely bruised.
A. WILLIAMS, South West street,
right leg broken.
MISS JEANETTE MoULToN. 26
South Oriental street, severely bruised.
MRS. WAGNER SUFFERS
INJURY TO SKULL.
Mrs. wagner, widow of DR.. Theodore
Wagner, 1i5S Broadway, was reported
In a serious condition at the Methodist
Hosrital, as a result of head on collis-
sion of a machine driven by her son. DR..
Herbert Wagner, in which she was rid
ing and another driven by Celestine
Cortes, %. Filipino servant at the MI
yersity Club. Saturday evening Mrs.
>wagner was thrown from the machine
1and picked up unconscious suffering from
confusion of the skull. She had not re-
gained consciousness early today and her
condition was regarded critical. Cortes
was placed under arrest charged with
assault and battery aud driving on the
left side OF the street. Miss Emily
Fletcher, 700 East Thirteenth street, who
was also in the machine. suffered a
broken right wrist. Other occupants
were not injured.
William Cosley, 1925 North Meridian
street, was slightly injured when his
machine hit that of Lester Meyers, 3So4
North Pennsylvania streete-
Charles Tierce, 2164 Brooker street, had
both legs broken when struck By an au-
tornobile at Madison avenue and Mccarty
streets. The driver of the car disappeared
after taking Tierce to a nearby drug
store.
TWO HURT BY THE
CoMPANY'S CAR.
Mrs. Maggie Allen, 15t South Capitol
avenue. and A. Williams. living on South
West streets, were severely hurt when
struck IL an automobile driven by Tony
Mays, Is. an enploye OF quick service
tire company.
Miss Jeanette Moulton, &c, 26 South
Oriental street, was Knocked down and
severely cut and bruised by an automo-
bile driven by Leo Tuteur, oil East
Twenty-First street, at MASSACHUSETTS
avenue and Alabama street
David F. Newman, IS West Fourteenth
street, was slightly injured when struck
by an automobile driven by B. Fl. Pohl,
Puritan Hotel, at Alabama and Maryland
streets
Frank Reckly, 1921 Leonard street, suf-
fered a minor injury. when struck by an
. automobile driven by F. n Hodgln or
>Greenwood, at Shelby street and Cottage
avenue.
Fred Gordon. a timer, living at the 7.
NJ C. A., was hurt in a fall from lad
der while repairing d gutter on the root
OF house al 222 West Fifteenth street.
Mrs. Rosa Hulvey, al West New York.
was severely bruised when struck by an
automobile driven by F. II. Rupert, 60f
East Thirtieth street. The accident oc-
CURED at Capitol and Indiana avenues