The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-02
WOMAN KILLED,
MANY HURT I'm
CAR CRASHES
Heavy Traffic Blamed for
Increase in Accidents
Over Week. End.

A woman y, killed by a street car.
boy 6, in serious condition and
several other men, women and chill
dren injured in automobile accidents
is the Indianapolis traffic record
for the weekend
Heavy Sunday traffic accounted
for many collisions. Fear of hold
up caused one bus driver, when
accosted by motorist asking aid,
to drive his heavy machine into the
mans car, throwing a woman
occupant to the pavement.
Funeral services for Miss Louise
Huber u, Of 1914 N. New Jersey
ST., who was struck by a street car
at Thirty-Fourth and Central Ave,
Saturday night, will be held at the
home at 3 p. m. Tuesday and burial
will be at Crown Hill.
Surviving are a brother, Henry
j. Huber, indianapolis druggist, and
three sisters, Misses Hattie and
Elizabeth Huder of indianapolis,
and Mrs Anna Meth of Chicago.
Boy, 6, Seriously Injured
Edward Kulpnski, g. of 10 Frank
St, is in serious condition at his
home today after being run down
by an automobile driven by l.. C.
F'ederle, 30, Of 213 N. Summit ST.,
at Meridian and Raymond SITS,
Sunday. Witnesses said the youth
ran into the path Of the Federle
car.
The condition of Clifford Moran,
3, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Moran, 1857 w. New York ST., was
reported improved at the city hos
pital today. He was injured when
struck by an automobile in front of
his home Saturday.
Robert Benge, 2035i9 College Ave,
admitted using the license plates Of
Everett jolly 1858 Broadway. He
was charged with assault and bat
terry and failure to have license
plates and failure to stop after an
accident.
Girl Hurt, Driver Held
Roy Shelly, 301 N. New Jersey ST.,
was charged with assault and bat
terry and disobeying a traffic signal
late Saturday night after his auto
mobile struck a car driven by Seth
Ward, attorney, 1888 N. Meridian
St, at New York and Meridian SITS.
Miss Betty Prunk, q, Of 1914 Col
lege Ave- riding with Ward, was
/ injured.
Mrs. Margaret Lautiff 1947 Lud-
low Ave, was charged with reckless
driving and her daughter Cecilia, 10,
and Erma Kafader, 9, Of l94l Lud-
low Ave- were taken to the city hos
pital following q collision at Massa-
chusetts Ave and North st. Mrs.
Lautiff'S car collided with one driven
by Mrs. j. c. HardeSty, $40 S. CenS.
trail ST., in the path of a car drivel &
by B. Snider, TAI Orange st.
A steering knuckle broke on hi N
| autcmCbilc, Frank Schneider. 90, H.
r. r. c. box $50, told police la A|
Sunday night, causing his car 6.
get from his control and craIh
head-on into &c" driven by Clfrk
Hall, 81, CT r. II. D. box 281, at
Raymond st. and the Big Four
track elevation.
E"s Runs Into Wreck
Francis Conway. driver of a
Beech Grove bus crashed into the
Schneider automobile injuring Mrs.
Clara Schneider, "A.
Harry Scott, SIS, Of los E. Morris
St. was taken to the city hospital
after stepping into the path of an
automobile driven by Jessie Raney,
454 Parkway Ave, at Morris st. and
Modison Ave. R2noy was charged
with assault and battc"y.
r. r. Beach, 90 Eastern Ave,
stopped his automobile at 1450 E.
Tenth St, to allow Mrs. Sadie
Brown, of 919 Eastern Ave, to get
out Police said Claude Eodson, "a
of r. r. g. Let's, Ind, ran into the
Beach car and Mrs. Brown was
thrown to the pavement and in
jured her leg.
John Lellybled, rs, of 658 Virginia
Ave, is in serious condition in
City Hospital after being hit by a
machine pilotcd by John Sullivan.
2437 Shelby ST., Sunday.
Witnesses said Lellybled walked
in front of the auto.