Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 185, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1925 — Page 2

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COTTLE TO GET PRATER TERM Boy-Bandit to Plead Guilty to Accessory Saturday. A plea of guilty to accessory to manslaughter will be made by Lawrence Cottle, 16, In Criminal Court Saturday morning before Judge James A. Collins, H. B. Pike, the boy’s atttorney, said today. Cottle will then be given a two to twenty-one-year sentence at Indiana State Reformatory, the same given Edward Prater, 16, Cottle’s companion, who fatally shot Forest Van Devere, a street car conductor. Prater was sentenced in the Hamilton County Circuit Court, after he was permitted

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to plead guilty to manslaughter. He was Indicted on a murder charge. J. C. Cottle, the defendant’s father, was to arrive here today with his wife from their home at Danville, 111. At the time of the shooting Cottle had only been In Indianapolis a month. He was living with his brother while looking for work here. Prosecutor 'William H. Reniy, who has received written statements from Prater and Cottle as to the conditions in local poolrooms, is expected to disclose some of the facts at the trial Saturday. WHERE MILK GOES Last year the total milk production was 114,666,201,000 pounds, of which 46.9 per cent was used In manufacturing products; 46 per cent for household purposes, and 4 per cent for feeding calves. Marriage Licenses Lflßlie E. Hay dan. 28. 643 Brisht. painter; Manilla V. Reed. 22. 430 W. North, dressmaker. _ Isaac . VBonnett. 20, U. S. Army, officer: Frances M. McKinney. 31. 1001 N. Delaware, secretary. . Harry H. Koch. 35. 245 N. Capital, manager: Alice Reeves. 28. 1540 N. Meridian. domestic. „ , George Tanav. 27. 724 N. CaJifornia.. laborer; Udell Tinsley. 28. 726 N. CailforDenver C. Taylor, 22. 1122 W. McCarty. laborer: Gladys Nicholson. 18. 1122 Cook. 26. 306 9. Noble, tailor: Margaret E. Neffle. JZ. o3 7 . West, domestic. . , K William S. Lynn Jr.. 40 Ky.. bookkeeper: Julia K. Eaatin. 24. Dexing ton iVw 'L. White. 23. Peoria. Ul--man: Verma Stowell, 27, 1369 Ewing, stenographer. Building Permits Gerrald_ Ely, dwelling, 5428 N. DelaWd Q.' $. ‘’joeo, dwelling, 915 N. Riley, Ray, remodel. 2914 N. Illinois. Alfred Kelbeck, garage. 932 B. Morria, Foundry, repair elevator. 700 S el M te pfxbv* Company, repair elevator, 1437 W. Morris. 9218. _ n _ Kreeve building, repair elevator. Pennsylvania and Washington. 5-.10. . , Fallenger building repair elevator. Eighteenth and Gent. s46o_ Zenite Metal, repair elevator, 201 n. W lHis?AT;ri^f P CoSy ß "dwiilr 0210 N. Harding. 52.500. H. L. Simmons. dwellin*. 5200 N. Oar>i* furnace. 5206 N. Capitol. O'Conner, boiler. 4212 Central. Walters, addition. 2417 E. Thir-ty-Fourth. $1.400.

VICE DRIVE AT MICHIGAN CITY High School Girls Involved in Scandal. f Bv United Press __ . _ MICHIGAN CITY. Ind., Dec. 4. Police officials and county authorities today were continuing their drive on vice in this! city and county. An investigation which is said to have ' already involved a number of high sctiol girls and prominent married men of the city has been In progress Btnce the arrest sometime ago of three men, now serving prison sentences, for contributing to the delinquency of young girls. Two men and a woman are in jail here today on similar charges. The men are charged with contributing to deliquency of two girls, one 12 and the other 14, who are now under care of physicians. The woman Is alleged to have allowed the men to hold "wild parties" at her home.

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MITCHELL IS DEFENDED Auto Company Advertising Manager Heard by Club. The Shenandoah disaster was due to “criminal neglect" and was brought on by a "political maneuver" said E. Leßoy Pelletier of Detroit, advertising manager of the Rlckenbacker Motor Company, at the luncheon of the Advertising Club of Indianapolis at the Claypool hotel Thursday. He said Col. Wll-

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liam Mitchell eventually would be vindicated In the "court of public opinion." He said private Industry will develop the airplane Industry more effectively than the Government. He urged the building of a commercial airplane station near Indianapolis. APPLE DEMAND UNCHANGED Present indications are that Europe may absorb as many American and Canadian apples this year as last.

FORTUNE IN PEPPERMINT Record Prices Are Being Paid to Indiana Farmers. Bv United Prete SOUTH BEND, Ind., Dec. 4.—The highest prices in history are being paid farmers In this section of the State for peppermint extract. W. C. Steenbarger is back today after selling 860 pounds of the ex-

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LARGEST ON RECORD Skeleton of Mammoth Found tn Trans-Baikal Region. Bv Timee Special MOSCOW, Dec. 4.—The skeleton of a mammoth, recently found In the vicinity of the village Blchoury, In the trans-Baikal region. Is believed the largest on record Each shank bone of the animal weighs nearly pounds. Each tooth weighs pounds.

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