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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09
LA PRENSA FRANCESCA CO.
MENTA Ell RESULTADO DE
LAS ELECCIONES ULTIMA
MENTE CELEBRADAS EN-
ITALIA

PARIS, abril 8. Gable frances).-
Con motive del resultado de las cleo
clones Gltimamente celebradas en- TIA
liza, toda la prensa de esta capital sc
ha extendido en- concentrates sobre ell
asunto. lie Temps en- uno de sus ed1
toriales dice va es tempo de que
la mayoria del pueblo italiano sc de-
cida a sacudir de sus hombros ell yugo
de la dictadura que lie oprime. Gle
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09
Ell RESULTADO NUMERICO
DE LAS ELECCIONES EN-
ITALIA

PARIS, abril 8. Gable frances).-
Los ultimos telegramas recibidos de Ro-
ma declaran que ell resultado de las
eleccioneS ha sido Ell siguiente:- Fas-
cistas 5000 contra 1887 Catolicoss
1857 Republicanos, 1912 ~Comunistas,
3644 MaXimalistas, 1910 Socialists
Unidos y 2947 Liberales. Como Sc We
por las cifras apuntadas los resultados
no pueden haber sido mas favorables
al gobierno que preside Mussolini.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09
COOLIDGE SOBRE JOHNSON
EN- LAS PRIMARIAS CELE=
BRADAS EN- DETROIT

NEW YORK, abril 8, Omitted Press)
las primarias celebrates ultima-
mente en- la ciudad de Detroit, en- la
mltad de los %precintos electorales. ell
Presidente Coolidge iba sobre Ell Sena-
dor Johnson en- una proportion de dos
a uno. Las primarias celebradas en- Mi
ch1gan hasta la fecha van empatadas
para ambos contendientes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09
Dor JOSE J. BEN1TEz

BESIDE hace varios dias Sc e~ncuentra
nuevamente entire nosotros, Ell prominen
te financiero y hombre p1blico, don Jo-
sc j. Benitez, Senador por Ell Distrito
de Humacao, quien pas6 una breve tenn
porada en- SUI Residential de vieques.
Nuestro saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09
TAMBIEN PRoTEsTA CONTRA LAS
TARIFAs TELEFoNICAS LA CANA
RIA DE COMERCIO DE AGUADILLA
Aguadilla Abril 8, 1924 .

Aguadilla Abril 8, 1924.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Esta secci6n de la Camara de Co.
mercio de Puerto Rico, en- reunion &C.
lebrada hoy, ha acordado protestar con
ira nueva tarifa Porto Rico Telephone
Co. por considerable excesiva y solici-
ia la cooperation de la prensa.
e. II. LIENAU,
Presidente Seccion de Aguadilla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09
DON VICENTE TRELLEs OLIVIA

Visit6 San Juan en- estos dias ell dis.
tinguido caballero de Cabo Rojo, don
Vicente Trelles Olivia, ex-representante
a la Camara por Ell Distrito de Maya.
gtiez, y uno de los elementos mas va
liosos de la Union en- ell oeste de la
Isla.
Ell senior Trelles, despues de ultimar
varios asuntos ofciales que lie ~trajeron
a estas losas ha regresado a SUI resi-.
dencia, nuevamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09
"LE MATIN CoMENTA Ell INFoR-
ME DEL CoMITE DE ExPERToS
NEW YORK. abril 8. Omitted Press)

lie Matin'' de Paris, publica hoy
10 que Ell llama un resumen complete
del informe del Comite de Expertos
~presentado ante Ell Comite de repara-
clones por MI. Dawes, presidente de
dicho comit6.
Muchos de los medios citados en- ell
informe va eran conocidos, tales como
que las co~ntribuciones que nj han sido
pagadas hasta la fecha sean aumenta-
das proporcionalmente " dan como elem
plo a las compafiias de ferrocarriles.
Esto segun alegan ellos vendra a au-
mentar los medios que posee Alemanla
para hacer efectiva su deuda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09

FL gobierno aleman segun noticias re-
cibidas de Berlin, ha expresado Ia idea
de que no Quiere hacer case de los CO.
mentarios que corren de boca en- boca
sobre ell informe del Comite de Exper-
tos hasta tanto no Sc reciba notifca-
cion Official de este ORGANISING.
Noticias recibidas de Roma, infor-
man que en- toda Albania Sc ha cerra-
do Ell concrete como demostraci6n de
duelo por la muerte de los dos ciudada-
nos americanos que fueron asesinados
por I'M tropa de bandoleros de ese pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09
LA NUEVA LEY DE- CONTRBUCIONES PRO-
|PUESTA POR FL SECRETARIO DEL TESORO
DE ESTADOS UNIDOS, MIR. MELLON, HA SU-
FRIDO ALTERACIONES FUNDAMENTALS
Ell gobierno turco ordena que los ~colegios italianos y
~franceses en- Constantinopla sean cerrados. Los fascis-
tas triunfan en- las eLecciones celebradas' en- Italia

NEW YORK, abril 8. Omitted Press)
recibidos del Senado en-
Washington maniiestan que la ley de
contribuciones presentado por ell Score
tario del Tesoro Mellon y en- la cual
Sc reducia grandemente Ell tipo de con
tribuciones sobre herencias, etc. ha su
frido cambios fundamentals, los Qua
les segun la opinion de los Dem6cratas
favorece a los ricos segun ha pasado
m ell Senado y TODD 10 contrario suse-
de con la Camara de Representatives.
donde paso tai como Mellon proponia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09
ASSOCIATION DE PRoDUCToRES
DE AZUCAR DE PTo. RICO

Gable de Azhcar.
Abril Elisa A. M.
vendedores piden Sc. 78.
Compradores ofrecen Sc .65.
ventas de $4,000 a 8 5000 sacos (un
cargamento completely para entrega en-
la segunda uuincena de abril a refina-
dores a SO. II.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09
Els BAsALLo

Nos informa nuestro amigo Ell jefe L6
PEE de Azua, de Cayey, que Ell apelli-
do del sargento espa1ol a quien nos re-
ferimos en- nuestro numero de aver, es
Basallo y no vassallo, como hubo de
aparecer.
ivalga la a~claracion, don Salva?!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09

Journal des Debates declara que Ell
resultado de las elecciones en 1talla
contribuira a precipitar al pals en Ia
ruina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09
Ramirez BRAU.
Corresponsal.

N. de Ia R.-Creemos que va es
tempo de dar termino a estos incalifca
bles abuses de las autoridades de Pro-
hibici6n. Nuestra opinion es que ,debe
formularse IN protesta formal e inme
data contra esos funcionarios irrespon
sables que esperan recibir I'm ascenso
aunque sea a costa de la muerte de
unos cuantos inocentes.
Esperamos una investigation impair
cial del Comisionado Barrett.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09
Ell Superintendent de
EIecciones autOriza a los
presidentes de los Co.
mites locales Ia inspec-
ci6n de los certificates
de i~nscripciones
MnchOs de los datos cOnte-
nidOs en- esos dOcumentOs Sc
usaran para pedir la exclu-
sion de electOres

FL OAVAA w GO
Mr.. Keith ha enviado la siguiente
circular a las Juntas locales de cleo
clones:
JUNTA INsULAR DE ELECCIoNES
san Juan, abril de 1924.
Circular No. 49,
Sr. Presidente,
Junta Local de Elecciones,
Precinto de--P. r.
Eefor:
"Envio hoy a listed por correo certi-
icado- duplicados de los certificados
de inscription e~xpedidos por esa Junta
Local de Elecciones en- las inscripciones
de 1924. los cuales deben ser arregla-
dos y guardados por listed en- la lorna
dispuesta por Ia secci6n "a de la Ley
Electoral.
Como muchos de los datos que con-
tienen estos certificates de inscription
eerAn utilizados para solicitar la ex-
clusi6n de electores segun 10 autoriza
Ia Secci6n 80 de la Ley Electoral vi
gente, la Junta Insular de Elecciones
solicita de listed les permita a los Pre-
aidentes de los Comics Locales de los
Partidos Union de Puerto Rico, Repu-
blicano Y Socialista, en- ell mismo orden
indicado. Ia inspection de estos docu-
mentos en- las horas que lie sean n
nientes a listed, dejandoles obtener de
ellos los detalles que desearen. Con es-
tie objeto, debe fijarsele ell mismo MT
nero de horas a cada partido y EN-
DIAtS SUCESIvoS (un dia para cada
p7rtido), a fin de que hagan su inspec-
ci6n, notificandolo a los Presidentes de
los Comites Locales. Sin embargo, sien-
do listed Ell custodio, y responsible de
In seguridad de estos ~documentos, debe-
"a solicitar que Sc examiner en- Sill pre-
sencia o en- la de algun f~uncionario de
confianZa de la Corte.
'fSiryase ponerse a la voz con los
P~residentes de los Counties Locales de
dichos Partidos a la mayor brevedad.
Sfrvase asimismo fechar, firmar v
desglesar 81 recibo que va al pie y de-
volverlo a esta oicina.
3Atentamente, y
E. w. KEITH.
Superintendent General de Eleccio-
mes .Is8ssNs
p. -
Al referirse a la carta anterior, los
Socialistas Green que ell trabajo de
identification de Residential, es esencial.
y deben emplearse todos los que sean
necesarios para efectuar efcientemente
dicha labor.
Cada dos o tres dice deben tomar
una Gale, un poblado, un barrio, o una
finca a fin de averiguar 81 viven o vi
Wan al inscribirse las personals que de-
clararon en- la papeleta de inscription,
residir en- las GALES, poblados, barrios
o fincas mencionadas en- la inscription.
Por supuesto, que este debe ser he
cho agregan contra los electores a quie
mes no Sc lie puede recusar por otras
de las tres causas de exclusion que sea
mas facil de comprobar.
Las exclusiones deben de hacerse de
perfecto acuerdo con la ley, a fin de
que tengan mayores probabilidades de
exito al ser tomadas en- consideration
por Ell Board de Elecciones, Y siguen:
Por consequence, deben hacerse So
lamente aquellas exclusiones que esten
plenamente comprobadas.
FL t6rmino de ~exclusiones dura has
ia Ell 81 de Mayo, y debe aprovecharse
en- hacer Ia mayor cantidad possible de
trabajos efectivo''.
DON JOSE J.. BENITEZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09

Ell GoBIERNo ALEMAN NO QUE
RE DEcIR NADIA soBRE Ell INFoR
ME DEL CoMITE DE EXPERToS
HAsTA QUE NO RECIBA NoT1FI-
CACION OFFICIAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09
IoUE ABUSE Els EsE?
ESPERAMOS UNA ACTUACION I'M
PARCIAL DEL CoMIsIONADo
BARRETT
Ponce, abril 8, 1924 i.
Ell MUNDo,

.#0 EUIICU, dUIII 8, 1SZ4.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan. y
Agente prohibition Hurtado creyen-
do autom6viI 6121 conducfa licores dis
par6 tres tiros revolver d~estrozando
cristales auto pasajero Condo Remoty
y Chauffeur salvaron milagrosamente
vidas. Pues tiros fueron hechos nivel
cabezas. Hurtado pidi6 refuerzos; SUI
ceso ocurri6 Gale virtud. Dicese Re-
moty portose valiente. Publico transit
taba calle virtud pudo haber sido he
rido atentado ~inaudito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09

NEW YORK, abril 8. Omitted Press)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-09

F. SILVA.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-25
In Falls Name

says that the super-power plant
Will be completed long before
the completion Of any plant
that may be constructed by the
Terre Haute, indianapolis &
Eastern Traction Company, suf
ficient to supply their alleged
needs.
Each of said affiants say
that, assuming the laws of the
State of Indiana provide that
the public service commission
of Indiana may require either
or both the indianapolis Light
and Heat Company and the
Merchants Heat and Light Com
pany to furnish the Indian
apolis Street Railway Company
or the Terre Haute, Indian
apolis & Eastern Traction Com
pany with all necessary power
for consumption within the city
of Indianapolis, neither the
street railway company nor
said traction company has ever
made any application at any
time to the public service com
mission asking that either the
said Merchants Heat and Light
Company or said Indianapolis
Light and Heat Company be re-
quired to furnish such service"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-25
HOURLY TEMPERATURE

The company used 57.11S.437
k.lowatt hours Of electricity
last year.
The indianapolis Light and
Heat Company and the Central
Indiana Power Company, have
offered to sell the street car
company several times this
amount Of electricity at a price
to be fixed by the public serv-
ice commission. The street car
company has not accepted the
offer. There has leon no official
indication as to what this price
might be.
An affidavit offering to sell
this power was flied with the
commission, Dec. fS. 1922. by
Charles c. Perry, president of
the Indianapolis company. and
Joseph Fl. Brewer, president Of
the\ Central Indiana company.
The affidavit;
Said afflant. Perry, is now
ready and willing to furnish to
the Indianapolis Street Railway
Company or to the Terre Haute,
Indianapolis & Eastern Trao-
ton Company, all of the cleo
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-25

Indianapolis figures. Eighty
per cent OF the power used by
the Cleveland Railway Company
is bought from the Cleveland
Illuminating Company. The
remainder is manufactured by
the company.
The power in Cleveland is
bought on a sliding scale. run
ming from the highest demand
charge of 1475 cents to a
charge of .3S> cent for all more
than 1900. 900 kilowatt hours
used in any one month.
The actual price paid in
January averaged .756 cent per
kilowatt hour. as compared
with the Indianapolis figures Of
2.22 cents and IL cents.
If the Indianapolis Street
Railway Company could buy all
of it's power at the Cleveland
price, 1t would save $3.50 1856
a year in rover costs alone.
The company says 1t needs
100000 a year more annually
than it's present income to meet
depreciation and replacement
costs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-25

trical energy produced by 10000
kilowatts of installed capacity.
Qt is estimated this installa-
tion will produce 87.400,000
kilowatt hours annually
Said affiant, Perry, viii be
ready and is willing to furnish
TO either the Indianapolis Street
Railway Company or the Terre
Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern
Traction Company all of the
electrical energy produced by
10000 additional kilowatts not
later than Nov. l. 1923.
Said aff1ant, Brewer, by
reason of said super-power
plant now under construction,
says that said Merchants Heat
and Light Company will be
capable of supplying more than
twice the entire consumption
of the Indianapolis Street
Railway Company and said
Terre Haute. Indianapolis &
Eastern Traction Company
within the city of indianapolis
and is ready to contract to sup
ply all additional electrical
energy which either of said
companies may need for con-
sumption within the city of
Indianapolis, Ind. Said Brewer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-25
The Rev, AphonSe J, Smith
ConSeCrated at IS, Peter
and Paul Cathedral Be
fore Large Audience,
N0TABLES IN ATTENDANCE
Mgr. F. H. GaviSk breaches at
ServiceS-BanQuet Held =
at Spink-ArmS,

The Catholic church today had
a new American bishop in the
elevation of the Rt. Rev. Al
phonse j. Smith, pastor of st.
Joan of Arc church of this city,
to the position of the bishop Of
Nashville.
Before several hundred bishops,
clergymen and other dignitaries and
an audience of 5000 persons who filed
the SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral.
Rev. Smith received the investiture of
his exalted position from the Rt. Rev.
Joseph Chartrand. D. D., bishop Of
Indianapolis.
Assisting in this service were the
Rt. Rev. Emmanuel Ledvina, d. D.,
bishop OF Corpus Christi, Texas, and
the Rt. Rev. SAMUEL A. Stritch, d D.,
bishop OF Toledo Ohio.
SchOla Cantorum Sings
The musical accompaniment was
rendered by the Schola Cantorum of
the cathedral under the direction Of
ALluLGW ClSAltHs dubilcileu bS many
voices OF the male choirs Of the Cath
ole churches OF the city. by Miss
Frances B. Spencer. organist, and by
the Montani orchestra.
The Rev. Elmer ]. Ritter. the Rev.
Edgar O'Connor and the Rev. Cor
nelius Smith were master Of ceremon-
les to Bishop Chartrand. the Rev.
James H. Ryan was master of
ceremonies to the new Bishop.
The sermon was preached by the
Rt. Rev Mgr. Frarcis H Gavisk, V.
6. Of Indianapolis.
Mgr. Gavisk breaches
Religion is A factor in human life, -
Mgr. GavIsk said.
"It is inevitable and it is vital. The
human soul, created by God and for
God. can find it's real happiness only
in the knowledge Of God, the service
Continued on Page q
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-25

L thought the properties were held
by the cattle company. whose stock
we have as security
Did your agents or attorneys ever
investigate to find out how much
property the Tres Rftos Company ac-
tually owned?" Senator Dill asked.
No. sir [ took Mr. Everhardt's
word that any Fall property that
wasn't in the company's name would
be transferred"
Then. if the transfer has not taken
place"
I would be very much surprised"
Thatcher said
Thatcher was then excused.
Accountant on Stand
Anderson H. Tackett, accountant for
the Federal Trade Commission. gave
the committee detailed account of
the stock deals With Jesse Smith in
innate friend of Attorney General
Daugherty.
Tackett said his examination Of the
books of Hibbs & Co., WASHINGTON
brokers, indicated that Daugherty
and Smith speculated jointly in Sin
clair and other stocks under the name
Of wv. W. Spaid." The account was
closed out June 1, 1923, Tackett said
Because of the frequent purchase
and sale Of other stocks in the Smith
account, Tackett said, It was impos-
sible to compute whether Smiths
transactions, excluding the three ac-
counts specifically mentioned. were at
a profit or loss.
The committee adjourned after hear
ing Tackett until Thursday. Topaor.
row the committee will devote it's at
tenuon to bills relating to public
lands. On Thursday officials of the
Empire Trust Company of New York
and Al Jennings, reformed bandit OF
Oklahoma. will testify.
Walsh ordered subioenas iss,,ed for
r. w. Sanderson, Minneapolis, head
OF thes geology department of the Uni.
Versity of Minnesota, and R. H. VIII
son, Oklahoma City, former superin-
tendent of schools. -
WTson was one time candidate for
Governor of Oklahoma and is sup
posed by the committee to know
something of the reported offer of
Jake Hamon, Oklahoma oil man and
politician, to obtain promise of the
Secretary Of Interior post in the
Harding Cabinet, through a transfer
of delegates votes to him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-25
STUDY OF WATER
BOOKS IS BEGUN
Perk to Observe Effect of
Higher Rates in Two Months,

Benjamin Perk, city utility expert,
today began examination of the books
of the Indianapolis Water Company.
They they have just arrived from
Philadelphia. on orders of Federal
Judge Ferdinand E. Geiger, the books
will be available for city examination
fifteen days.
The city has become a party de-
fendant to fight the company's conten-
ton that a valuation of SIS, ,260 400 is
conhsca tory. Judge Geiger will hear
evidence in Federal Court starting
April p in this case
The books of the company are com
plete to the end of Feburaury, and
show operations Of the company two
months under the present schedule.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-25
ANDE ERSON STARTS
TRIP TO SING SING
Former Anti-Saloon Head
'Mugged' for Gallery.

By United Press
NEW YORK, March 25.-His face
flushed and eyes downcast. William
II. Anderson appeared at the Office OF
Sheriff Dolling today for the prelimi-
naries that preceded his Journey up
the river" to Sing Sing penitentiary.
The former Anti-Saloon League su-
perIntendent, convicted Of third de-
gree forgery, must serve "a sentence
of from one to two years unless an
appeal is effected.
After Anderson hadAaEzHrendered to
the sheriff-he has been free on bail
since his conviction--he was subjected
to the ordinary routine OF finger print
ing and his photograph 10 adorn the
rogues' gallery, was arranged for.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-25
IRE power costs of the
| Al Indianapolis Street Rail
a ryav COrnnaDv which


Al Indianapolis Street Rail,
9 way Company, which
has a petition before the public
service commission for in
creased fare. excessive? This
is one Of the questions that prob
ably will be investigated in CON
nection with the hearing
The company buys more than
two-thirds of its power from
the Terre Haute, Indianapolis
& Eastern Traction Company
and manufactures less than one
third. The company pays the
interurban company Ia cents
per kilowat hour for power. The
cost of manufacturing in It's
own plant Is 2.22 cents.
Benjamin Perk. utility con.
sultant for the city, has esti-
mated that the company would
save $4,000 annually If it
bought all its power at the
price paid to the lnterurban
company.
But figures on street car op-
Grafton in Cleveland indicate
power costs there are much
lower than either one OF these
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-25
Detailed Account of Stock Deals With
Late Jess Smith Indicates Daugherty
and Friend Speculated Jointly in
Sinclair and Other Stocks Under
Name of wv. W. Spaid" - Session
Adjourns Until Thursday.
By PAUL R. MALLON

WASHINGTON March 25-The Senate oil committee TODAY
endeayored to trail to its mysterious 2 which
Albert B. Fall purchased ranch properties Mexico after
the Teapot Dome lease negotiated
The committee examined NJ D. Thatcher president of the
First National Bank of Pueblo trustee of the Tatcar
estate, with whom Fall had financial dealings
Thatcher said Fall had from time borrowed s1O2 200
from his but could the $32 900 with
which Fall testified he had purchased properties after he invested
the 100000 he obtained from Doheny another property
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-25
Indictment First Step
HEALTH SURVEY STARTED
U. S. Surgeon Arrives TO Investigate
Indianapolis Conditions.

DR.. II. W. Streeter. surgeon in the
United States public health service,
arrived in Indianapolis today to con.
duct a survey and Investigation Of the
Indianapolis board of health. He has
completed Investigations at Ft
Wayne, Evansville and South Bend
The Investigations are the first ever
made by the Government into munlci-
pal conditions. It IS understood al
legged policy of the indianapolis board
to center attention on the city hospi-
tai will be considered
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-25
ARRESTS ARE EXPECTED
Crew of Traction Car In FOrtvilIe
4 Wreck Reported Indicted.

Bp Times Special
ANDERSON. Ind. March 25.-The
arrest OF Rollin Flynn and Charles
Sawyer, both Of Muncie, was expected
following their reported indictment
by the Madison County grand jury.
which completed its investigation Of
the FoIRville wreck late Monday.
Flynn and Sawyer were motorman
and conductor on the eastbound Union
traction interurban which crashed
head-on into another car on Feb. 2,
killing sixteen.
It was reported that a true bill
charging involuntary manslaughter
against Flynn and Sawyer was among
the eleven returned by the jury.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-25
Auto Salesman's Suit Heard

Suit of Spencer G. Kuhn of Cincin-
natl. Ohio, against the George w
Davis Motor Car Company of Rich
mond. Ind, for recovery of $9,951.9e
and additional commission Kuhn al
leges due on cars sold was heard to-
day In Federal Court. Kuhn, former
ly an auto agent for the Davis COM
pany. is alleged to have broken his
contract with the company.