The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-30
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Officers Say Speeders Brave
Death as Well as
Fines.
NoME KILLED IN CITY
But Three Fatalities Are Re-
ported Over State.

Twenty-six automobile driv-
ers who, according to police,
braved not only fines but death
IN icy Indianapolis streets, were
arrested on speeding charges
luring the weekend.
Police said it was remarkable that
no one was killed in Indianapolis.
There were dozens of minor acci-
dents in which cars bumped to-
gether or crashed into curbs and
poles, crashing tenders and breaking
off wheels. Broken windshield glass
at many corners ruined tires.
Three Dead in State
Three persons were killed in acci'
cents elsewhere in Indiana during
the weekend.
The snow, (which started about 5
a. m. Sunday and continued in flur-
ries and heavier falls off and on
Turing the day and night. totalled
Il inches this morning.
The United States Weather Bureau
PREDICTED rain or snow tonight, fol
owed by clear weather Tuesday.
Temperature should be about the
same as Sunday night, with lowest
lear freezing, the observers said.
Low temperature during the night
was 30 at S:15 p. M, while the mark
1T a. m. was 33, just about normal.
The snow fell throughout the State,
)ut was not very heavy anywhere.
Among the twenty-six alleged
speeders was Howard Curry, Is, Of
1870 Pleasant St., arrested by Motor;
cycleman Hudgins. He was also
charged with being under age. Mo-
torpolicemen Chitwood and Mas, in
Vestigating a crash, arrested Blaine
Miller, Jr., 16, of 3433 Washington
Blvd, on charge of driving under
lge. t..
Others facing speeding charges:
Virgil Bear, 20, of l434 w
Thirty-Fourth ST.; Wesley Bullock,
20, of 25 N. East ST.; Dan Kepner.
AZ, of 1913 e. Washington ST.;
George w. Dickey, Al, of Kolxomo
Ind. Ruckle SmelJberger, n, 1924
Northwestern Ave; Richard Hig.
gins, 18, OF 24O3 N. Talbot Ave;
Merle Bennett, %, of 1928 Broad
way; Harvey Hudson, 30, of 653
Congress Ave-; Arthur Basey, "a,
of 534 e. North ST.; Henry Webb,
35, of $50 N. Meridian ST.; Harry
Langdon, %, of 725 N. Delaware
st; Russell Bosart, 28, of 5728
YoweIl Ave-. Mrs. Gordon A.
Grant, 80, of 3OOS w. Michigan
St.; Nj. T. Courtney, 30, of 1l41
River Ave-; Edward Wirclz, "a, of
4O2 N. Linwood Ave.; Joe Morris,
22, of 1925 n. Olney ST.; B. Batty,
46, of II. II. NJ; Il. l.. Husson,
60, OF 5507 College Ave-; Roscoe
Willis, 20, of 742 Drexel Ave; Lon
Kellams, 80, of 3011 w. Washing
ton st.
George Bennett. II, Of 1902 Eng
lish Ave-. Nj. Il. Mcdonald, 30,
Plainfield, Ind; j. III. Whitlock, 26,
of 1888 Ashland Ave-; Charles
Chevrolet, 1S, of % w. Thirty.
Sixth St. ard Purcell Jones, rs.
Bedford, Ind.
Ray McCarty "a, of, 1929 Prospect
ST., was held on charges of driving
while intoxicated and vehicle taking.
Elmer Yates, %, Of $50 E. Georgia
ST., was held on charges of assault
and battery and driving without
proper brakes.
Baby Injured
Paul Frederick, -year-old son
Of Oden Frederick, 1913 Shelby ST.,
was injured about the head when
his fathers auto collided with one
driven by Theodore Rebennack, 11l2
s. Belmont Ave., at Troy Ave. and
Carson, ST. The baby was taken to
the city hospital for treatment.
E. Z. Ballard, 242h Massachusetts,
Ave-, Apt 10, slipped while boarding
a street car and broke his left arm at
the wrist.
Daniel McGummery, living at the
College of Missions, Irvington, was
taken home injured about the head
when an auto driven by Charles
Mount. 1912 Lexington Ave, struck
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