Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 282, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1926 — Page 3

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MARSHAL STILL HOLDS SILENCE (Continued From Page 1) Federal Bldg, now he will make a public statement showing “how much -should have been there.” Interest still was high in what has become of a report of Capt. Addison Townsend, then a special agent from Washington, made two Mfears ago after he had checked the •Wior stock here upon request of gPßrgan. Morgan says it is this rewhich shows the stock was 220 short. Tlie prohibition office at Washington said it was thought the report was sent to Chicago to the office of T>eputy Prohibition Administrator E. C. Yellowley at the time Indiana was put under Yellowleyfs jurisdiction last fall. So far no word of discovery of the report in Yellowley’s office has been received. An official in the Washington office said he remembered distinctly that such a report had been received. Townsend no longer is a Government agent. It was recalled here that he was suddenly recalled to Washington after lie had checked the liquor here. There was very little indication that there would be any local investigation of La Guardia’s charges, beyond the check of the liquor. Federal officials said that they felt such a quiz should be directed by the Circuit Court of Appeals at Chicago, since the Squibb interests had appealed to that court from Judge Balt•f3 order that it be destroyed. The rt of Appeals Wednesday upheld Baltzell's order. One Siep Left Tho only step remaining before Marshal Meredith can pour the $300,000 worth of intoxicants into the sewer and smash the bottles is the issuing in Chicago and receipt hereof the Chicago court’s order upholding Judge Baltzell. This mandate is not effective for twenty days from last Wednesday. The practice of the clerk of the Chicago court Is to deliver mandates two or three days before they are effective. It may be ten days or longer before the order is sent here, according to a United Press dispatch from Chicago. So the liquor has a while longer “to live.” Meanwhile Congressman La Guardia is much Interested in seeing that a real Investigation is made before the liquor Is poured out. lie told the Times staff correspondent in Washington Friday that unless he received a reply to his letter to Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, reporting his belief the 350 cases had disappeared, before Monday he would introduce a resolution in the House Monday calling for a congressional investigation of the whole affair. This appeared to be the strongest likelihood of an investigation. Up to Trial Court? Although Circuit Court of Appeals judges do not make “out of court” statements, because they may be called upon to rule upon such mat•f, there was little indication given Chicago, according to dispatches that any suggestion would be ordered there. It was made plain to newspaper men in Chicago that the Circuit Court of Appeals officials regard the ordering of an investigation as the affair of the Indianapolis court officials. It was said that the only way an investigation could come before the Chicago court would be through an appeal from the Indianapolis court. “I expect to get a clear version of the case as a personal friend was a witness,” said Johnson.

MARCH 31 SET FOR S.H.S. SUIT (Continued From Pago 1) Bates Johnson and Charles R. Yoke, board members, and Business Director Ure M. Frazer. Attorneys representing the association in court were William Bosson, Merle N. A. Walker and Emsley W. Johnson. J. Clyde Hoffman, attorney, president of the organization, was called out of the city. Charged Agreement part of majority faction members and Frank F. Woolling, real estate man, who holds options on part of ■|tae property at Forty-Sixth St. withKJpt the knowledge of the minority Pftiction members and the public. A Complaint also alleged that tlpe ■rhirty-Fourth St. site is suitable for Bind is an advantageous site for the Kocation of the school because 60 Spr cent of the children attending **Miortridge live within a one-mile raCmus of the site. * j. Approval Cited is pointed out that the tax board fls tentatively approved a bond isof $1,200,000 for the now school g*fo|be erected at Thirty-Fourth and Sts. gM&Aomplaint alleged the board had expenditure set aside for 'lam! grounds and the resolution to Forty-Sixth St. site was preand adopted at one meeting, of being acted on at the folmeeting. board, however, rescind' and this reintroduced it and then ’SfWjffir 11 waa sai(l the I'ut'lic had know tlie school board's : ™Hfo r < hanging the location. Id'jjfflKflOltnge the location will he ySffiftijysMto the interests of taxchildren and against ,i*. *v i Ap£ , .'Cley," the petition read. alleged that recomuf committees appointed and protesting citiAsk Difference , i 3§SEHsI->m4 today that Anna Topp, former owners rt it St. property k against the l>oard if ios.es its 'xianl. and the that John S. 1 ter'(Bfit tin- 'Popps, ''■ill * sle difference be-jßotLfiriTs-4paid by the board S^tC i■ • amount which ,'|S>ll: 11,0 s 'to six and plans to

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of life ara Imported from Grcnt Britain, the United States and Ucrmahy. RUSSIAN CITY BURNS First Estimates Ihit Death IJst at Eighty. BU T'nitrd Prexx BERLIN, March 27.—The Rmsian city of Sluzek has been partly destroyed by fire, according dispatches received hero today' from Vilna. First estimates put the death list nt eighty persons. About 800 houses were destroyed. FALL KILLS RAILROADER Bu X'nlted Prctn COLUMBUS, Ind., March 27.—1nJuries sustained when ho fell down the cellar stairway nt his home here today were blamed for tho death of Franklin FUllingcr, 74, veteran Pennsylvania railroad employe.

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