Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 303, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1923 — Page 3

TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1923

FINDING OF BOY’S' SKELETON RENEWS CLASS WAR PROBE Body of Leighton Mount, Missing Northwestern Student, Recovered, By United Press CHICAGO. May 1. —Discovery of the body of Leighton Mount, Northwestern University freshman, who disappeared after an alleged inter-class hazing in 1921, was followed today by renewal of widespread investigation of his deat.n. Mount’s body was discovered covered by sand and rocks in a pier near Evanston last night. Police recovered the skeleton after its presence had been reported by Henry Warren, 12, playing near tne place. Police said several feet of rope knotted about the skeleton were similar to that used in a 1921 class rush, after which, its is alleged another youth, Arthur P. Persinger, was found bound and hanging head downward to a Lake Michigan piling. Mrs. .1. L. Mount his mother, was near collapse today after identifying a belt buckle marked “L. M. ’ as that of her son’s. Police officials refuted a theory of suicide. They had to cut a hole in I'he pier, which served as a break- “■ water, to recover the skeleton. All of Mount's close associates were summoned by authorties for Questioning. President Walter Dill Scott of the university, instructed students to aid the- police. Discovery of the body followed oiosejv the death last week of Louis Aubrey, a freshman, killed in an auto accident while he and other freshmen v.-ere searching for a classmate alleged to have been kidnaped by sophomores. MAN WHO WAS STABBED BY WOMAN MAY DIE Affair Cause of Trouble, Victim Tells Police. A stab wound over the heart may prove fatal to James Blackwell, colored. 1420 Brooker St., who Is at the city hospital. Blackwell told police he was talking to his sister In a restaurant in the 300 block on N. Senate Ave. late Monday night. He started to walk up the stairway at 3310t£ N. Senate Ave.. when he found Georgia Tally cf that address hiding behind a door. She was his sweetheart, he said, and demanded to know who the woman with whom he had been talking was. Blackwell said before he could answer she stahbed him. Then she assisted him up the stairway to a room and disappeared, he said. The emergency squad failed to find Georgia Tally. Ministers Want Law Changed. By United Press MUNCIE. Ind., May I.—Muncif ministers passed resolutions today ask ing Governor McCray to call a special session of the Legislature to amend the law which now fails to make possession of liquor a violation of the law.

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MAN HELD ON CHARGE OF KILLING HIS WIFE Woman Hies Two Months Atter Being Shot. A shooting which occurred March 4 resulted In Arthur Davis, 41, 417 Cora St„ appearing in city court today to asnwer charges of murder. Bertha Davis, his wife, died at the home of her mother, 1314 Yandes St., Monday, and Davis was arrested by detectives on the charge of murder. The emergency squad two months ago answered a call to the rear of 417 Cora St. Sergeant Wilkerson found That Mrs. Davis had been shot. She said her husband shot her. Davis denied he shot his wife. BOY FALLS FROM WINDOW Three-Story Plunge Results in Crushed Feet. When Lester Roth, 18. of 930 N. East St., sat in a third-story window at the National Biscuit Company’s building. Pine and Daley Sts., and

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waved at some girls playing on the railroad below, he lost, his balance and fejl. Asa result he is in the city hospital today suffering from a crushed right foot and a probable fracture of the left foot. Roth alighted on his feet on a loading platform. The accident occurred at 7:30 p. m. Monday. AUTO ACCESSORIES LIFTED Thieves Continue Raids on Cars Parked in City Streets. Automobile owners today reported tires and accessories stolen from parked cars. A. F. Ovvings, 308 N. Temple Ave., sai<J_a tire valued at sls was taken from his car. William Kempe, 1437 S. Belmont Ave., lost a motometer. J. H. Kimble, 603 E. Thirtieth St„ reported anew tire, and rim valued at $37.50, missing. $25 Missing From House. Detectives today were investigating theft of $25 from the home of Douglas Wheeler on the Cold Spring road west of Riverside Park.

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STATE SEEKS WAY TO RETAIN JOB BUREAU Old Appropriation May Be Used by Board. Continuation of the free employment division of the State Industrial board after Sept. 30, will depend on whether ~n appropriation, made In 1920, may be used, Samuel R. Artman, chairman of the said today. No appropriation was nihde for the department at the last session of the Legislature. Persistent calls from Evansville, Terre Haute, and Ft. Wayne, cities where the division has been In operation, led officials to make an investigation. Attorney General U. 8. Lesh has given an opinion to the effect the division might be maintained with an old and unused appropriation. WILD FLOWERS EXHIBITED Botany Classes of Tech Arrange Sixty Species in Miniature Landscapes. Sixty species of wild flowers found on the Technical High School grounds

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are in an exhibit shown today by the botany classes and the Nature Study Club of the school. Many of the flowers are arranged *n miniature landscapes. The name “Tech” is spelled out with spring beauties on moss. The Nature Study Club has Its name worked in violets on moss. CASH NOT FORTHCOMING Police Say Youth Tried to Get Free Lunch. Once a hungry man could find a free lunch In Indianapolis, but today Louis Pollock. 18, of 1725 Northwestern Ave., declares "those days are gone forever.” Pollock was arrested Monday night on the charge of violating the hotel law. He visited Thompson’s Dairy Lunch at 42 W. Washington St., ate a lunch that a waiter said was valued at 95 cents, and presented a blank check to the cashier, police said. Vincent Rein, night manager of the lunchroom, detained Pollock. Police said he admitted he did not have even a dime.

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