Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 258, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 March 1925 — Page 14
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT—By a Man Who Is to Die
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HARE CHARGED WITHSPEEDING One Autoist Slated on Intoxication Count. Fourteen men were elated at the city prison Monday afternoon and night and charged with speeding. Motorcycleman John Davidson slated seven. fone man yas charged with driving while Intoxicated, asqgult and battery and driving on the left side of the street. Police say he gave his name as Sam Finch, 43. of 2322 Coyner Ave., and that his auto struck a machine owned by Herman Schnelderman, 2650 N. Delaware St., parked in front of 807 River Ave. Schnelderman, who' was sitting In his car, was bruised. Those charged with speeding: Donald McCue, 21, of 3315 W. Pratt St.; Julius Kimmell, 25, of 3723 N. Capitol Ave.< Leonard Davis, 27, colored, 2532 Indiaanpolls Ave.; O. E. Laughner, 32, of 2857 Kenwood Ave.; Hugh M. Carter, &8, Sheridan, Ind.; James Boyd, 29, of 581 St, Paul St* T. L. Amos, 34, R. R. M., Box 56; Claude Lehr, 21, 'of 1118 Parker Ave.; Albert Neal, 20,. colored, 1229 Cornell Ave.; Ancel Monroe, 18, R R. E., Boi 77; E. Henry Bullard, 11, of 56 N. Sherman Dr.; Charles Bunge, 30, of 1621 Prospect St.; P. A. Brown. 32, of 247 W. Thirtieth St., and Anron Carroll, 18, colored, 1118 N. Riley Ave. Friend—l suppose you find your wife can live on your income all •ight? Newlywed—Oh, yes, indeed; but 't’s up to me now to*make another ihe for myself.—The Etude.
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Russell T. Scott, 32, awaits death on the sallows at Chicago. He once was a millionaire, heading an extensive sales corporation with offices in Toronto, Canada. His firm was forced into bankruptcy and Scott lost his fortune. He turned bandit and during the robbery of . drug store, it Is alleged, he ehot and- killed Joseph Maurer, 19. He is to be executed April 16. • • • By RUSSELL. T. SCCJTT I am sitting alone in the deathhouse. Each day I leave my cot, pace my narrow cell tp stretch my muscles and eat three meals. They are good meals, fattening—and I eat them just as a porker being fattened for slaughter. And I will go the same way as that porker—-
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INHABITANTS OF BERMUDA HAD THEIR FIRST VIEW OF THE GIANT DIRIGIBLE LOS ANGELES WHEN IT FLEW THERE FROM* LAKEHURS T. N. J., RECENTLY.
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smaller pieces triangles! each measuring a foot on a side. BIBLE CLASSES ASKED Election Impending in Ulster on School Problem. Bu Timet /Special BELFAST, March 10.—A general election is impending In Ulster owing to the demand of Protestant churches that Bible classes be taught in Protestant schools. Parliament probably will be dissolved
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
made fat by the goodness of a‘law that only abides its time before shunting me down a long barred corridor to take my life. • Each day the shadows through* the bars grew longer. Soon the law will have pxacted its penalty. But will the law have served the community—will my death right a wrong? Two wrorgs do not make a right. Capital punishment is opposite to Christ’s teachings. Capital punishment is not, never has been, and never will be, a deterrent to 'Crime. I do not make this statement because I am waiting the hangman’s noose. I say these things because I have be_n placed face to face with a problem that should and can be solved.
ALBERT B. FALL .
Saturday and the general election ordered for April. Premier Sir James Craig refused to' grant the request of the churches at first, but finally agreed that Bible Study could be included in regular schoil work. The election would amount to a popular mandate for the continuation of such study. Western Paper—At Norton Hall last evening an enjoyable entertainment was prevented by the Handel Male Quartet. —Boston Transcript.
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If I today had the millions I once had would I be in deajth row? Would I be waiting here to suffer the experience all men dread—death? Most murders are committed on the spur of the moment, with no thought of consequences. For example: Murders committed during a hold-up are certainly done on the impulse of the moment, in defense of the criminal's life or liberty. That of tha wife-murderer is done during a fit of anger or Jealousy, induced in most cases by believed unfaithfulness. Murder is clearly a case of temporary insanity. And then there is the danger that exists for the innocent man.
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J. W. SIMPSON
Dentists Address Society Dr. Thedore Kurtz of Chicago spoke at the monthly meeting of the Indianapolis Dental Society at the
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enmeshed by circumstances. In a community where he is a stranger, with no money or influence, he is almost sure to be convicted. In those States where capital punishment does not exist, the State has a chance at a later date to rectify a. wrong, , I face death, with but few friends. All because fate decreed to tear from under me all that which I had built—turning me back from a trail of good to a trail of bad. The law will be satisfied. “An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.” Yet no lesson will go out which will benefit those, sick in mind and soul, who will come ter take my place on this cot—to watch the shadows lengthen on the cell floor.
CYCLOPS SHOT
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Armed Klansmen are guarding the home of Matt Grantham, Klan cyclops. of Memphis, Tenn., who was wounded in a g-un battle with deputy sheriffs. He is under bail of $1,500 for caiyying weapons and shooting with intent to kill.
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Lincoln Monday night on “Porcelain Jacketed Crowns and Preparation of Roots for Same." Dr. John F. Johnson of Indianapolis spoke on "Inlays and Castings.”
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Dusolina Glanninl, concert singer, envies the free life of the traveling salesman. They can check their samples and enjoy life. But her sample is in her throat, and she can’t check it. No movies—the drafts might injure her voice. Bed early—in order to relax. Lowvoiced talk after a journey to avo id possible injurey to a soot-laden throat. A regular ordered existence—“ Save your pity for the poor concert singer—not for the knights of the grip,” says she.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1925
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