Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1925 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1925

SHEPHERD CASE DEFENSE WINS LEGAL SKIRMISH Dismiss Juror Who Would Not Exercise ‘Extreme Caution/ Bv United Press CHICAGO, May 27.—Attorneys defending William D. Shepherd, former Indianapolis man, against charges that he murdered Billy MeCHntock with typhoid germs to get the hoy’s $1,000,000 estate won an important victory today in the selection of the jury. Judge Thomas J. Lynch ruled that Wlhiam Scott Stewart, Shepherd’s chief counsel, need not accept for jury service a man who would believe the testimony of "Dr.” Charles C. Faimen without “extreme caution.” The man was dismissed over the objection of State’s Attorney Robert E. Crowe. Faimen, who was president of an alleged fake medical school, L’confessed” he was an accomplice in the alleged murder, that he gave Shepherd the germs and instructed him how they should be used to cause Billy’s death. The Illinois law declares that a juror may convict a "man on the uncorroborated testimony of an accomplice, but warns that the jury should view the accomplice’s testimony with "extreme caution” before accepting it. Stewart, while questioning a prospective juror, found that the man would accept Faimen’s testimony “the same as anybody else.” HE MUST BEHAVE NOW Criminal Judge James A. Collins today withheld judgment and sentence during good behavior against Dale Littrell, 32, of 1828 W. Vermont St., when he pleaded guilty to embezzlement. Littrell was charged with misuse of SIOO belonging to the Fame-Armstrong Laundry Company.

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CAVE-IN DOES DAMAGE Contractor is to Be Sued By City, June 26. Damage to city from cavein of Northwestern Ave. pavement near Thirtieth St., Saurday resulting from alleged cxca\ation by Michael Collins, contractor, 921 W. ’Seventh St., today was estimated at $650 by Francis F. Hamilton, city building commissioner. Collins will be tried in city court June 26 on charge of violating the city building code. Hamilton said a huge street flushing machine sank nearly seven feet into the cavein. GET "ROOMS FOR RACE Speedway Housing Bureau Is Opened On Circle Today. Speedway housing bureau conducted by Chamber of Commerce convention bureau was opened today at 66 Monument Circle. The bureau will endeavor to secure lodging for Speedv *y visitors. Earl L. Ferguson, manager, pointed out greater number of rooms will be needed this year than ever before. Headquarters will be open late Friday night. Coupon for those who will rent rooms to visitors is on page 12 of today’s Tim^Si BONDS APPROVED State tax commissioners today approved a s2ltf,ooo bond issue for constructing a county unit road in Parke County. The road is designated as a Federal aid project. ■■■■— ""'A The New Freely-Lathering Giticura Shaving Stick For Tender Faces k EMOLLIENT MEDICINAL ANTISEPTIC ,

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TOTAL OF 33 IN NIGHT RAID NET District Police Make Arrests —Liquor Charged. District police, acting on orders from Chief Herman F. Rikhoff, Tuesday night arrested a total of thirty-three persons. Captain Pausell of the police booze division, arrested William Lane, 40, of 230 W. Pratt St., at Sixteenth St. and Capitol Ave., with sixteen quarts of beer and other liquor in his auto. Mary Thomas, 26, of J£o W. New York St., had forty-six quaVts of brewed beer and ten gallons brewing, police say. Four others were arbested there. In a raid at 636t£ N. West St.

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parlors, where the body was taken. Relatives say he did not live at home and they heard he had been rooming here. Police sought his address. A check is being made to trace the chickens, tagged ”T3,” found in the car. Police also hoped to learn about three watches Thomasson wore and several skeleton keys found in his pockets. He had nearly $575 on his person. SEVEN HURT IN RIOT Bv United Press NEW YORK. May 27.—Seven men were injured, at least three seriously, in a strike riot, which broke out in the heart of the garment making district here shortly after noon today. The demonstration occurred after seven men artned with huge pipes, hid rushed into three “open shops," attacked workers and driven both men and women employes into fire escapes. „

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