Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1920 — Page 26

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W REACHED IN ERA DFAIHOIEffifTS

THE IXD1AXAPOLI8 MAYS, WEDNESDAY. DECEJLBEE 15,1920

FE8810N INCLUDES SIXES BOYS AT BLOOMINGTON,

SENSATIONS ARE EXPECTED

tSfMM’Ul to Th« la&mmmn Tfo**) JMINOTON, Jjaeomber 15. iM»* of mutomobiUtt for Joy-

ridltiff purport*. *nd an era of petty

Ing cor«rtr» many month*, have to a climax in Bloomington, igbt anout by the oonfepaton of

a •eventoan-yoar-oW boy, which natnes fifteen other boy* of about the •am* are. aom«. of them member* of the mo*t prominent ianuliee in the

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rifiinjr thievir bST*i

by coasiderable wanton destruction

of property.

Start Determined Crnende. V The police hare made little head-

way a«ain«t the youthful offender*, although a few- bare been caught, only to be rescued from the penalty of the law by the influence of their family and friends, until a month ago when a determined drive waa started. Them a boy was arrested because a girl friend talked too much after be had stolen a car and indulged in a Joy ride. He entered a plea of guilty and received a suspended dfent4ncc But be refused to name any other boya. A few days ago, another boy, age sixteen, wae arrested at Bedford where he was passing "wooden’i

ehecimto make gcm ‘

make good on bogus paper

he had passed on Bloomington mer-

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tional development* Most of tbs boys

are expected,

hi Mu* tsuo-

•^S when fraternities were refrom the high sehoot many months, Bloomington has mtbed of petty crime. It ha* common practice to steal auUes, almost nightly, gnd, after ride, leave the machine* in out-i-way places, more* also have broken into and there ha* been much shoplifting on a small scale. The stealing ha* been accompanied

doubt that preaeure will be brought to bear to save them—at least those charged with the less serfofia Crimea However, it is thought that several wen may be uncovered, where automobiles have been run ♦out of the county and sold. There have been many such escapades and the police have been on the point of arresting

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different times.

One young man committed suicide recently. He believed, it is said, that he waa about to be arrested for al-

leged automobile stealing. It was given out at the time that his suicide

r business restlgatiou

He also refused

els# with his check-writing, with a fine of fl sad

chants,

any

and esca

costs.

As'the week*" sad months passed without any on* getting In serious trouble, petty crime increased. But the "break” finally came a few nights

ago In favor of the police.

Anticipating that the Graham Motor gales t'ompaafV which had been

en out at the

was caused by worry affairs, but • ne police inV

caused a different story to become generally known about town. About 1M eases of automobile «***-

ing and of store breaking are believed

to hare been committed by boy* tu the last few men tbs. and the grand

lory ini

will

vestigatioa ■

O. Austin East, prosecuting

attorney, will direct the investigation.

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Semi-Annual DfvMead.

NEW YORK. December 1*.—Daniel WTHarf was re-elected president of

board of directors here. Other executive officers chosen were: George M. Schrivener, F. W. Batchellor and Archlbold Fries, vice-presidents; C. W. Woolford. secretary; E. M. Devereaux, treasurer, and H. L. Bond,

railway laeon,.,

twelve months, to December i. 19S0.

pany at the

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compared with the preceding year, while the net income, after deducting interest, rents, taxes and mi seel Laisfstto"** ^ 7 ’ 898,7 ®®* * decrease of The board declared the regular semi-annual dividend of 2 per cent, on the preferred stock, payable March

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■plfs coosp The confession is to result in a robbed one*, would be robbed again, 4„rv investigation and Senoa- laid a trap and three imys grgnd Jury investigation ano vona* walked into it. All three boys, ft Is

•old, are member* of good fsmillos and one,of them Is a son of a Bloom-

ington business rosn. Mysteries Cleared Vp.

After receiving the "third degree," one of the boys broke down and told a story which named fifteen other boys and clears up much of the automobile stealing and petty thieving, it 1 Is expected that other boyu will fen# before the grand Jury and that the crime wave will be broken up. Because of the prominence of several of the boys' families, there Is little

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