Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 74, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1925 — Page 7

FKIDAY, AUG. 7, 1925

FEDERALGRAND JURY MAY GET ROAD EVIDENCE (Report on State Highway Commission Affairs Held by Ward. Evidence obtained through the Federal investigation of alleged irregularities in the sale by the State highway commission of surplus war materials may be presented to the Federal grand jury in October, it wag indicated today. The grand jury was only excused from its last session in June, subject to being recalled. United States District Attorney Albert Ward said the grand jury might be recalled for the disposition of minor cases. It is thought the highway commission’s case may be put before the jury at that time, provided the evidence warrants such action. Ward was non-committal as tJ what he thought the investigation would show. He said Thursday that the affairs were under Government scrutiny. A report by field examiners for the State board of accounts has been turned over to Ward and he has communicated with the Department of Agriculture at Washington. It is understood he was instructed to proce-ed as he thought best. The report is alleged to, show that between $8,000,000 and $10,000,000 in surplus arm materials had been sold by the highway commission for about $500,000. ■On the basis of the report, John k Williams, director of (he comission, Earl Crawford, commission

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er, George Bartley, former superintendent of equipment, Moses and Victor Goldberg, junk dealers and C. W. Whaley, machinery dealer, were indicted by the Marion County grand Jury on charges of conspiracy to embezzle and grand larceny. Williams said he welcomed the investigation and that Indiana had dis posed of war materials received from the Government to better advantage than other States. WARD DEMOCRATS MEET Baker Makes Appeal For Perfecting Organization—Predicts Success. An appeal to perfect ah organization and register all Democratic voters was made Thursday night by Frank P. Baker, Democratic city election commissioner at an Eighth Ward organization meeting at the Democratic Club. Baker predicted success for the Democratic candidate for mayor, Walter Myers, in the fall election, and suggested formation of the block system, a worker in each block. He also referred to the Federal investigation of the atSte highway commission, declaring “the end of these investigations will never be reached. We have several a day.” RICE FOR CLERK’S AID Deputies Stage Shower When One of Number Gets License. A rice shower was staged by deputies of County Clerk Albert H. Losche when one of their number, Miss. Josephine Johnson, deputy }n Criminal Court, applied for „a marriage license, Thursday afternoon. Cyril Ahlefeld, 518 E. Tenth St., was the bridegroom. The couple left for a trip to Louisville, Ky., after the ceremony Thursday night.

CHURCH TO GIVE LAWN FESTIVAL Chicken Supper Will Feature Annual Affair. Featuring a chicken supper Aug. 12, the Holy Name Church, Beech Grove, will give its annual lawn festival Aug. 11, 12, 13, 14 on the

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THREE DRIVERS AT JAIL i Two Charged With Speeding and One With Intoxication. Two alleged speeders and one alleged intoxicated auto driver wdre slated at the city prison Thursday. They gave their names as Lee Drake, 17. of 2611 Annette St., and

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William Brown, 26, colored, 826 N. West St,, charged with speeding and Perry Cofman, 34, Vincennes, Ind., charged with driving wijile intoxi cated. FLIKS WITH RAT TRAP ELY, Eng.—A rook with a mouse trap attached to one of its legs has been flying over the city here for two weeks.

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