Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 184, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1922 — Page 11

DEC. 12, 1922

MMWH FILLI BYKII fcHead of Kokomo Stone Company Attacks Indictments Brought in Grant County. SAYS POWER IS LACKING Grand Jury Charged SIB,OOO Was Received as Result of False Ciaims. ì'.y Time* Spec-.al MARION, Ind.. Dee. 12.—A mouon to quash all thè counts in each of thè lnùictments returneù againsc Léonard B. Hodgin of Kokomo, president of thè Kokomo Stone Company, by a Grant County grand jury, was filed in thè Circuit Court by Hodgm's attorneys jrtstertiay. Hoagm was charged in thè indictments with receiving more than $lB,000 from thè county in excess payraents fcr road tnaterìals, and with tì.l- - false ciaims. in tue ntoi.on to quash it is contended that thè grand no legai authority to in tuire into thè offense charged: that thè faets charged do not eonstitute a pubiic offense, and that thè indictments do not state thè offense to be charged, as no athrmative faets are set out constituting an offense. Hoosier Brlefs MARION —Pollce ho answered a burglar cali at thè home of A. G. Scott sound a cat climbing up thè window screen. BLOOMIXGTOX —Badness in children is not inherent, according to Prof. H. H. Young of thè psychology department of Indiana University.

HARTFORD CITY—A broken leg was suffered by John Stimson, 5, ho ras run down by a heavy tractor. His body was pushed into a furrow in thè ground, which probably saved his lise.

HOPE—John Middleton, town marshal and Street commissioner has resigned. The to*n board has decided it will not employ another officer, no arrests having been made here durlng thè past year. SHERIDAX —Elmer King, farmer, ciaims to ha ve a Champion rat killing dog. It killed US rata in one day while he was tearing down an old corn crib. ROCHESTER —Plans for a county fair here next year have been started. A new grandstand is to be erected. The race track is to be rebanked.

PIERCETON— R. E. Werstler picked a quart of strawberrtes in his yard here last week.

ROCHESTER —Jacob Polay trapped a badger a short distance northeast of this city. MARION —Fourteen neighbors of Wllbur Miller, farmer living est of

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AID SOCIETY HELPS 42 TRAVELERS EVERY DAY Girl Missing Five Months Locai ed Indianapolis. An average of forty-two persons a day was helped during thè last month by thè two agents of thè Indianapolis Travelers Aid Society at thè Union Station, Mrs. Eda Pierce, one of thè representatives, reported at a meeting of thè dlrectors. The society located a girl who had been missing troni her homo in Kansas for Ave months. The Rev. C. M. Winders was elected treasurer. TIERNAN DISMÌSSES DIVORCE CROSS-BILL Petition States Reconciliation Has Bi-cn Eft'ected. By Time* Special / SOUTH BEND, Ind., Dee. 12—The cross-complaint filed by John P. Tlernan, farmer Notre Dame law professor, for divorce from Mrs. Augusta Tlernan, was dismissed in court here. The petition stated a reconclllation had been effected. Mrs. Tiernan was thè Principal in a recent paternity suit brought agalnst Harry Poulin, clothing salesman. Tiernan is in New York.

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WOMAN DIES OF POISON By United Xcw* \ MUNCIE, Ind., Dee. 12—Unconscious since Sunday. when she drank a quantity of chloroiorm at a hotel here, Mrs. Marie Williams, 31, of Portland, dled today at a hospital. John Williams, thè husband. is said to be threatened with blood polsoning at PortlandT thè result of sound in thè arm inflicted by thè wife during a quarrel last Friday just before she left home. Three small children and thè husband survive. SCALDED TO DEATH By Times Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Dee. 12. William Austermiller, 48, engineer at die Union Laundry here, was scalded to death w'hen he was pinioned behind a boiler, which he was trymg to repair. A steam pipe connection became loosened, sending thè full force of thè pouring over his body. Firemen were called to rescue thè body.

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INDIALA MIDSHIPMAN LOSES YEAR’S CREDIT Thomas E. Boyce of Mt. Vemon Punished for Ha/.ing. By Times Special MT. VERNON, Ind., Dee. 12. Thomas E. Boyce, midshipman at tha United States Naval'Academy at Annapolls, Md., whose home is in thia city, dii lose a year of his academic course because of participating in hazing at thè academy, Secretary of Navy Denby has ruled, according to word received here by Harry A. Boyce, father of thè young man. Boyce was one of several midshlpmen brought before a court martial at thè academy charged with neglact of ’uty in that they were in charge ol tsbles at which midshipmen were hazed. The court-martial recornmended dismissal, but President Harding, on thè recommendation of Secretary Denby, modified thè orders.

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