The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-17
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NJ have been
LIZ killed in
a. q q { Omobile
accidents In
Marion County this
year.
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eidents. It is your
duty to make the
streets safe.

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see the E. Michigan street car
Npd drove in front Of it. The injured
were treated by DR.. J. E. Hughes,
1926 S. Meridian st.
The automobile of Louis Schauers,
Thirty Eighth st. and Emerson Ave,
was badly damaged when it stalled on
the car tracks at Geisendorff and W.
Washington SITS, Sunday Schauers
said he had stopped to allow west
bound autos to pass, when a west
bound w Washington street car
crashed into his machine. c. r. Nc
T,orkel, motormen, said that when he
soticed the automobile was stalled 1t
vas too late to stop his car.
Freight Cars Strike Car
Thomas Robertson &c, Of Vine and
New York Sts. was bruised on a leg
when he stepped in front Of a west
bound automobile while playing in
Wabash St, near the city market
Ollie r. Manford, 211S S. New Jersey
st., took the boy home.
George Game, 1910 Harrison St.
and Ernest Carlisle, Greenwood, Ind,
narrowely escaped death when the
automobile in which they were riding
was struck by cut of freight cars
at Sherman DR.. and the Big Four
railroad.
Carlisle, driver, started across the
4Sfacks and found himself hemmed in
" the crossing gate. which was down
Both men were thrown out and
Carlisle escaped injury. Game was
sent to the City Hospital with a badly
bruised leg. The car was wrecked.
Boy Bruised by Taxi
Lones Eberhardt, Il, son of John
Eberhardt. 935 Hosbrook ST., was
bruised about the body when he was
struck by a taxi driven by William
Stevens, 1874 Park Ave, at Wabash
and Alabama SITS, on Saturday. The
boy was taken to the city hospital.
Lon Bracken, R. R. L., Box 1872,
was knocked unconscious when he
was thrown to the street while rid
ing on the running board Of an auto
mobile driven by William Hereth, 80
n. Davidson ST. The car coIlided
with a machine driven by George
Goodwin, 1880 Ringgold ST., at Ala
barna and New York SITS.
Bracken was revived at fire head
quarters and was able to go home.
Glen Williams. 344 S. Roena St,
was arrested Saturday, charged with
operating an automobile while I'M
der the influence of liquor after the
car he was driving struck machine
in front Of 81 S. Holmes Ave, driven
by L. Fisher, 327 S. Holmes Ave. Both
machines were slightly damaged.
Ruth Roberts, 4, daughter of
George Roberts, 1903 Ruckle St, was
cut above the eyes when the ma
chine in which she was riding with
her father was struck by an auto
mobile driven by Harry Stieth.
colored, 1241 N Senate Ave, at
College Ave. and Sixteenth St. on
Sunday.
Girls Slightly Injured
Stieth was arrested, charged with
assault and battery and operating
motor vehicle while under the in
fiuence of liquor.
Miss Katherine Ishler, Martinsville,
H.; Miss Helen McNary, Terre Haute
Ind. and P. H. Mcdaniel, Martins
vile. Ill. were slightly injured Sunday
when the automobile in which they
were riding was sideswiped by a ma
chine driven by Fred Hatfield, 1916
Union ST.. three miles east of Plain
field, Ind, on the National Road.
Mcdaniel and the two women were
with Lastene Peirson of Casey, Ill.
Hatfield was driving a car bearing a
certificate of title issued to John Full
len, 542 Vinton st. Miss Ishler was
taken to a hospital at Plainfield.