Camden Councilman Beaten and Robbed

Philadelphia Inquirer, May 27, 1918

Philadelphia Inquirer headline Camden Councilman Beaten and Robbed, May 27, 1918
Philadelphia Inquirer, May 27, 1918
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CAMDEN COUNCILMAN BEATEN AND ROBBED Chales H. Greer Assaulted by Auto Thieves---Fifty Men and Women Taken in Raids In an effort to prevent three men from stealing his automobile from in front of the Helena apartments, Third and Cooper streets, Camden, yesterday afternoon, Councilman Charles H. Greer, 48 years old, superintendent of the Philadelphia and Camden Ferry Company, was so badly beaten that he had to be taken to Cooper Hospital. Physicians stated that he suffered a cut head and body contusions where he was kicked, but no serious results are expected. The automobile was found abandoned at Newton avenue and Eighth street, Camden, half an hour later, and taken to police headquarters. Persons in the neighborhood of where the machine was abandoned stated that one of the bandits had but one arm, was tall, while another was tall and the third a short man. They disappeared in different directions.
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