The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-08

uHH M ~ man was unOer ar
acc,5ents in rest, as the result
Marion County this Iof an accident at
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cidents. 1t is your vile at 11:45 p. m.
duty to make the Tuesday.
'"00'' A touring car
driven by Harold
Parker, 26, of 837 N. Dearborn ST.,
side-swiped a hog truck driven by
Jesse Wetherald, 80, Of Thorntown,
Ind. Parker, who was cut and
bruised, was charged with speeding
and operating a motor vehicle while
under the influence of liquor. The
touring car turned over, pinning the
occupants underneath.
Girl Badly Injured
Miss Sylvia Patrick, 20, of 23o4 N.
New Jersey St., suffered severe cuts
about the legs, injuries to her back
and internal injuries; Fred Lang, 20,
of 431 N. Illinois ST., broken right arm
and bruises about head and body.
Both are at the city hospital. Miss
Patrick's condition is critical. Miss
Sarah Kimberlin, IS, of 1904 N. New
Jersey ST., suffered cuts about the face
and bruises on the head and body.
While on his way to the hospital
to see his brother today, at $40 a. M,
Hubert F. Lang, AL n. Illinois St,
narrowly escaped injury when his car
collided with one driven by Jacob
Shulmeyer, 1925 e. Thirty-Fifth ST..
at New York and New Jersey SITS.
Lang's car was damaged. With him
was Mrs. w. r. Moore, 1904 N. New
Jersey st.
Train Crew to Rescue
The crew of a Big Four, freight
train stopped and rescued the injured
from under the Parker automobile be-
fore Sergeant Dean and the emergency
squad arrived. The touring car was
a complete wreck. F. S. Flanagan
of Thorntown was with WetheraId
The springs of the truck We're broken.
Parker. his head covered with band
ages. stood in a cell at police head
quarters today.
''At supper my mother. brother and
were talking about accidents" he
said. AZ had a feeling something
would happen. was not drinking and
no one in my car had been drinking.
We had been to a farm northwest OF
the city,
Lad Injured
Frederick Wright, IA, of 1923 Hovey
St. was in the city hospital suffering
from cuts on the knee, a Nsprained
ankle and bruises. He was riding a
bicycle without light, it was said,
when he was struck by an automo-
bile driven by Carl Cokran, S14 Greer
St, at st. Clair. and East SITS, Tues
day night.
Ray Wells. 10, of PA Fulton st. suf-
fered a dislocated shoulder and
severe cut on the shoulder when an
automobile driven by Louie zollman,
1858 Hovey St, skidded and the rear
fender struck Wells bicycle. at Mas
sachusetts- Ave. and Samoa st.
Hay Wagon Hit
Dayton Carter, 2419 n. Alabama ST.,
suffered a slight cut from broken
glass when his automobile collided
with a car driven by Charles Rodgers,
933 S. Missouri ST., at Meridian and
South SITS. late Tuesday.
A load of hay was turned over, the
wagon wrecked and an automobile
damaged at 5000 n. Sherman DR.. at
$50 p. m. Tuesday. An automobile,
driven by Robert Stivers. 1884 Parker
Ave, collided with a wagon owned
by Lee Nelson, 2705 n. oxford st.
Nelson was arrested on a charge Of
having no lights on his wagon.
Three Autos Damaged
Three automobiles We're damaged in
an accident at Michigan and Ogden
SITS, at 1920 p. m. Tuesday. A car
driven by Earl Jacks, 1856 Oliver Ave,
was struck, he told police, by an au-
tomObile driven by a man who gave
his name as Walter Edwards, and
then left. Police say the license on
the car was issued to Walter VIII
liams, 1896 n. Talbot Ave. Jacks
car was knocked into an automobile
owned by William Martin, 4345 Gull
sord Ave No one was injured.