Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 261, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1926 — Page 3

MARCH 3, 1926

171 PETITIONING PARDON BOARD FOR CLEMENCY > Twerity-Two New Pleas Are Filed for Local Persons. Names of 171 prisoners in State penal and correctional institutions appear today on the list of applicants for executive clemency, whose pleas will be heard by the State pardon boprd beginning Monday. New petitions total 113, including twenty-two filed for local persons. Os the fifty-eight reopened cases, fourteen are for local applicants. Sixteen life prisoners are seeking clemency. Applicants Among local applicants whose cases are to be heard for the first time are: Olran Ammon, three to live years reformatory'. vehicle taking; Jordan Walker, life. State Prison, murder; William D. Waiters, two to fotirteen years. State Prison, forgery; Norman Kennedy, one to five years, reformatory, forgery; Allen , Partlow, three to live years, reformatory; vehicle taking: Ted E. Horn, ten to twen-ty-one yaers. State Prison, robbery: Madie Sanders, two to twenty-one years. Woman s Prison, manslaughter; Earl Carmichael, one to fourteen years, reformatory, grand larceny; Clarence Jobe, one to fourteen years, reformatory, grand larceny; Itoy M. Lucas, twenty-one years .reformatory, robbery; transferred to State Prison. Life Sentence Oldham Hayden, life. State Prison, murder: Nathan James, one to fourteen years, reformatory, grand larceny: Charles McWilliams, one to five years, prison, driving while under influence of liquor: Lola Harmon, six months. Woman's Prison, child neglect: Carmi Staley, one to five years, .State Prison, violating liquor laws; Oliver In. Jamison, one to two years. State 'Prison, violating liquor law. Charles Kurtz, five to fourteen years, reformatory, robbery, now in State Prison; Elmer Clark, two to fourteen years, reformatory. assault and battery with intent to kill and Morris Denton, one to fourteen I jears. State Prison, grand/larceny. Cases of the following persons j now serving life sentences in State j prison were reopened: Joe Deitrick, j Thomas V. Shouse and Frank Ran- j dalls. Other local cases to be re- | heard: Joseph Lee, Harry Ragsdale, j William Miller, Arthur O. Schmidt, j Van Kesterson, Vinton Mingle, Rus- j sell Smith, Charles Ketterman, Wil- J lard Whitehill and Ben Reeves. i _ Hoosier Briefs r OHN HUTCHENS, Wabash I I j newspaper carrier, is a 1 J . hero. Ho saved the life of Mrs. William Shellhammer, 76, when he called at her home and found her overcome by gas Reaping from a hard coal burner. Mrs. Barney Rupright of near Bluffton lost s wager on the BlufftonLancaster basketball game. Asa result, she must deliver a (quart of milk to the Gibson home, a mile j away. G. B. Widdifield of Columbia City j has offered a SSO reward for in- j formation leading to the identity of i tile person who has poisoned nine j dogs in the city. ' Burglars killed a large bull dog I and robbed the Noonan Brothers garage of Lagro of tires worth S3OO. J Prizes totaling SSOO have been an- j nounced by Frank Habegger of | Berne, in connection with a five-acre corn contest in which northeastern Indiana farmers are eligible. TIE IGF Harry McAuley of Muncie was serving breaki___| fast to jail prisoners. Menu included hominy chiefly. “Gosh, 1 can't eat hominy,” said one prisoner. Hid sheriff immediately provide ham and eggs? No. He did not. Said the sheriff: “You might remember you are in jail. Probably you thought once you , couldn't get there either.” i Independence school, west of Tiplon, taught by Earl Foster, claims to have the champion ciphering team in their section. They recently beat Curtisville.

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Tennesseean Likes Blue Sundays

Noah \V. Cooper of Nashville, Tenn., is head of an organization favoring strict Sunday closing laws, and it was largely through liis influence that Nashville underwent its “blue Sunday,” when all places of business were closed and 1(5 men were a ires ted under a set of laws passed in 1803.

POLICEMEN MAY APPEAL CASES Judge Miller Rules Against Shank Appointees. Patrick J. McCormick, attorney, today announced he probably would appeal to the State Supreme Court, the ruling of Judge Sidney S. Miller of Superior Three, Tuesday, in favor of the board of safety in ousting three patrolmen from the police department. Motion made by Don Roberts, assistant city attorney, claimed McCormick failed to state a cause of action, to prove any allegations and that board did not act in good faith. The ousted men who sought reinstatement are ■ John Sheehan, Michael Keating and James Scully, Shank administration appointees. The hearing was to allow the board to give rehson why it should not obey an alternative writ issued last week ordering the board to reinstate the men. The men were dismissed Jan. 4, on grounds the department had insufficient funds. “Asa matter of fact I feel sorry for these men," said Judge Miller. “They went on the force in good faith, but there has been no showing that the board did not act in good faith." A radio apparatus, transmitter and receiver, weighing 57 pounds, has been designed for airplanes.

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NAMED TO GET C.M.T.C.BOYS Harold West Appointed Marion County Chairman. Harold B. West, president of the West Baking Company, Indianapolis, has been appointed Marion County chairman of the Indiana campaign to enroll 1,600 Indiana young men for the citizens’ military training camp at Ft. Benjamin Harrison July 15 to Aug. 13. Ward was appointed by Felix M. McWhirter, Peoples State Bank president, and Indana civilian aide to the secretary of War. W'ard will receive applications beginning today., Marion County's quota is 115. *

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