The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-02


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Witness Detains Driver
After being attended by DIR. J. r.
McCool, 140S E. Washington ST., he
was taken to st. Vincent's Hospital in
a city hospital ambulance. Williams.
who police said went on. was detained
at New York and State SITS, by c. H.
Black, 445 S. Rural St., who saw the
accident. Physicians said the boys
condition was Critical.
Police are searching for the driver
of a car that turned over at Hard
ing and W. Washington Sts., injuring
Edward Davis, 35 S. fremont st.
Davis told police he and his brother,
Harland Davis of Decatur. ILL.,, were
on their way TO the Union Station,
when he discovered he had forgotten
his money, They hired an automobile.
In passing another car the driver lost
control and the machine turned over
three times. The driver ran away.
Motorcycle Turns Over
Davis was taken home in a city
hospital ambulance in a critical condi-
ton from injuries to the head, face
and hip. Secretary Of State records
show the license to be Issued TO A. c.
Drake. 1920 Cottage Ave.
Elmer Anderson, SIS s. Harris St;
Miss Celia Dalton, IS. Of 764 N. War
man Ave, and Miss Helen Roginakil,
764 n. Warrnan Ave. were injured In
an accident on the Rockville Rd., one
and one-half miles from Washington
st. The young women were riding
by Anderson.
The motorcycle turned over when
the handle caught on a luggage car
rier on an automobile driven by How
ard Maddox of Pittsburgh. Pa. Both
vehicles were going slowly. Miss Dali
toms hands were cut and she suffered
two scalp wounds. Miss Reginald
and Anderson were cut and bruised.
All were taken home.
Boy Fails to Give Name
Elmer Wood. $3.50 N. Illinois St,
was arrested on a charge of operating
motor vehicle while under the In
fluence of liquor after his sedan COL
dided with an automobile owned by
Hillard Wiggam. r. r. 1, Box 252. on
Speedway Road, near Belle Vieu Place.
Both cars were damaged.
Woods and two companions. Ches-
ter Pollock, 2O13 w. Michigan ST..
and J. M Stewart, 81 N Warman
Ave, were bruised and cut by broken
glass.
An automobile driven by James G.
Greene of Melvin, Ark, knocked down
a boy at Maryland and Meridian SITS.
when the car sideswiped an auto
driven by John Collins. 4S9 n. Walcott
st. The boy. who said he was not in
jured. did not give his name. Both
cars were slightly damaged.
Driver Exonerated
Luther Harvey, 6, of 234 Norman
ST.. was injured about he head, face
and legs when he was struck by a ma
chine at Tenth and Dorman SITS, Mrs.
Helen Harvey, his mother, told Ser
geant Alison that as she alighted
from street car with her two children
Luther ran across the street. The
driver Of the car, Earl Frye, 1401 Gar
field Ave. was exonerated. The boy
was taken to the city hospital.
Willie Suddarth, 10, Of AIS S. Rural
ST.. received bruises about the arms
and legs when he was struck by an
automobile in front Of his home, while
running after u hoop. George Pierce,
1917 Windsor ST., driver of the car,
was not held.
Little Girl Struck
Patrick Long, 40S Empire ST., told
police he was struck by an automobile
and bruised while standing at Nc
Carly and West SITS. The car did not
stop.
Ruby Roudebush, 6, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Roudebush of Mobiles
Vile, was painfully bruised when
struck by an automobile while cross
ing Thirtieth ST. at Riverside Park
with her parents Sunday afternoon.
James o. Abbit, 1926 w. Morris ST.,
driver Of the automobile, was going
slowly, witnesses said. DIR. Fred Hos
man, 308 w. TWENTY First St., gave
first aid.
Witnesses told police Ellen Lana