Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 219, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1921 — Page 9

REDISTRICTING TO TAKE TIME OF LAWMAKERS Congressional Reapportionment Will Give Indiana Twelve Representatives. With the passage by the National House of Representatives of the bill limr lting that body to its present membership and with the probability of its passage by the Senate, the interest of many members of the Indiana Legislature Is turning to the congressional reapportionment which must be completed at this session. Under the bill before the National Senato Indiana will have only twelve representatives. instead of thirteen, ind this will liece-ssitate twelve districts. With Indiana’s present population of 2,9.30.544, each district should hive a population of 244.212 to make the distribution of Representatives equitable. Under the bill passed by the House of Congress, each district in the Nation shall have 242,267 population. At the present time ten of the Indiana districts have a population of less than this number and In three the population exceeds this figure. With this state of affairs it appears to be hardly probable that any district will remain as it is now constituted. The three districts with populations of more than 242,267 are the Seventh (Marion County), with a population of 245.061; the Tenth, with a population of 286.3X7, and the Thirteenth, with a population of 287,751. The population of Marlon County is too large for one Representative under the proposed provisions and is too small for two Representatives. This probably will mean that a part of the county must be joined with some other county or counties to make a district. The question of where this dividing line will be placed, together with the questions of other district dividing lines. Is expected to absorb the attention of the Legislature for some time. The time for congressional reapportionment finds the Legislature overwhelmingly Republican. Therefore It is expected that every effort will be made to combine the counties in districts In such a way as

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W. F. H. KOELSCII, President National Association of Credit Men. One of the speakers at the dinner at the Claypool Hotel this evening that will conclude the fifth annnal Indiana State conference of members of the National Association of Credit Men.

to give the greatest assurance of success to the Republican party in future elections. No definite proposal for the rearrangement of districts has yet been outlined. The population of each of the ten districts which fall below the figure fixed for representation follow. First, 15)7,784. second, 210 644; third, 195,777; fourth, 170.702; fifth, 216.280; sixth, 183.220; dghth, 216,342; ninth, 199,279; eleventh, 203.925: twelfth, 205,402.

Boy Knocked Down in Street by Auto Joe McNlells, 307 North Delaware street, a schoolboy, ran Into the path of an automobile driven by Ralph Irvl” ’O't'! North Sheffield avenue, yesterday at Walnut and Delaware streets an ..as knocked down. Patrolman Moran witnessed the accident. Moran said he bad halted the children, who were Just leaving a school building, until the auto passed but the McNlells boy ran suddenly from the sidewalk In front of the automobile, which was not going fast. The Injured boy was taken home. City Asked to Send Highway Delegates Mayor Charles W. Jewett has been asked by Mayor William Hale Thompson of Chicago to appoint three delegates to represent Indianapolis at the Good Roads Congress and National Good Roads Show at the Coliseum in Chicago F. b. 0 to 12. The congress will be t;eld under auspices of the American Road 'MiHders' Association.

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1921.

KEEPS JUSTICE TIED AND BLIND IN MANY CASES (Continued From Page One.) summons of the law, although nine months have elapsed since the first case went on the docket against him. NO FURTHER ENTRY DURING YEAR. In Cause No. 50770, Brydon is charged with “failure to pay wages” and, although the indictment is recorded as having been returned March 24, there was no subsequent entry at the end of the year 1920. In Cause No. 50850, Brydon is charged with grand larceny. This cause was docketed May 13 end the record shows that on June 7 “defendant by counsel files motion to quash.’ No ruling on the motion was entered during the year. In Cause No. 50851, entered May 13, the record shows that Brydon by counsel filed a motion to quash an indictment charging false pretenses and the

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motion was never passed on by the judge. At the time these Indictments were retitrned It was charged that Brydon bad obtained $320 from Amelia Miller by falsely representing to li6r that he owned a newspaper called American Unity, In which a large number of political candidates had contracted to take advertising. For some reason that Is not disclosed by the records Judge Collins failed to bring Brydon to trial In any of these three cases. LULU EDWARDS, divorced wife of Louis Edwards, was indicted for perjury May 13 and on June 8 was "brought into open court and released on her own recognizance, pending further order of the court.” "FURTHER ORDER” IS STILL TO COME. At the time of her Indictment it was charged that she had obtained a divorce from her husband after declaring that she did not know Ills whereabouts, although she bad been present and bad given testimony at the sanity inquest which resulted In his commitment to the county asylum for the insane. No “further order of the court” was

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issued in 1920 and the defendant was i still “released.” VINA MOORE was indicted March 31 for throwing acid on her husband, for which she was arrested March 5. On April 5, after the police had given out a statement In which she is alleged to have admitted throwing the aeld, she was arraigned and entered a plea of not guilty. That was the last entry made on the docket of Judge Collins in regard to Vina In the year 1920. CLAUDE HOUSTON was indicted for bigamy March 13 and called for trial Oct. 13. The record shows that the cause was then continued and that It was not disturbed again In the year 1920. Houston was accused of marrying an Indianapolis girl in July, 1917, when he was still possessed of a legal wife. MURATT M’DANIELS, accused of an unspeakable offense against a child of feeble mind, In an indictment returned June 12, tarried before Judge Collins on July 5 long enough to assure the court that he was not guilty. There was not

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a record made in 1920 to show that his assurance was not to be Interpreted as final authority In the case. These are only a few of the cases that came under the classification of “unfinished business” on the Criminal Court docket for the year 1920. Back of each one, of course, there are “circumstances” that resulted In the failure of Justice to “carry on.” Judge Collins doubtless could explain why he did not act In these cases and whether he ever intends to act in them. The latter explanation would be of much interest to the defendants, who do not appear to be worrying in the least about the charges pending against them.

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