Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 240, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1927 — Page 5

JAN. 12, 1927

POLICE HUNT FOR ALLEGEDTENCES' Ne(jro Confesses Stealing and Substituting Autos. A second effort is being made by Detective Chief Claude M. Worley to bring about the arrest of the alleged "fences,” said to have received stolen autos. Charles L. Brown, 19, Negro, and his wife, Louise, Walnut Apts., West and Walnut Sts., were arrested recently on vehicle taking charges. They were released on bond and then left town. Both were caught in Cleveland, Ohio, Thursday, and returned here. They told detectives that they would buy a junked automobile and then steal another better car of the same make. The old license plates would be substituted for the stolen car plates. Worley ordered the arrest of three of the alleged "fences.” One of the accused men already arrested is Jack Klein, 33, of 344 N. Delaware St. According to Worley the case against Klein will be continued in municipal court and taken directly to the grand jury. WAKE JOINT STUDY Plans for repelling invasions of foreign livestock diseases were formulated In Washington during the early part of August by a joint conference of Mexican and United tSates officials,

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Bu Times Special FLORA, Ind., Jan. 12. —Robb Barnard, his wife and five children, who left here eleven years ago to go to Red Cross, Sask., Canada, are returning here by bodsleds, a distance of 2,000 miles, according to a letter received by Walter Barnard, his brother. Barnard has built a miniature house on the bobsleds, which he equipped with bedding and a few cooking utensils. He has four horses. He expects to reach Flora March 1. • ✓ Barnard went to Canada eleven years ago, and, owing to reverses, lost practically all he had. 13 LOBBYISTS REGISTER Submit Nantes to Secretary of State Since Last Report. Thirteen lobbyists have registered with Frederick E. Shortemeier, secretary of State, for this legislative session. New registrations: Ralph T. Davis, Indianapolis, Indiana Wholesale Grocers Association: Will L. Krietenstein, Montioello. Tippecanoe River Riparian Owners Association: Forba McDaniel. Indianapolis, Indiana State Bankers Association: John Hutchinson, Fontanet, United Mine Workers oi America; A. E. Gordon. Indianapolis, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers; Matthew H. Camden. Indianapolis. Indiana Naturopathic Association: Joseph Rylands, Indianapolis, Indiana State Bankets Association; William A. Melnemey. South Bend, and Paul Dunten, La Grange Insult's Northern Indiana Public Service Company.

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John Adam, Lebanon harness shop proprietor, submitted when bandits searched one side of his clothing and took $25. When they started to search the other, lie said: “Shoot and be damned." The bandits fled. Adam saved $65. Kenneth Tubbs of Kokomo is looking for someone to drive his auto. He is suffering with a boil on one arm and was vacinated on the other. Raflie Ferguson and Roy Diehl of Bluffton hope there will be no thaw. They are at Twin Lakes, fishing through the ice. Shelbyville police rode so much In taxis that when the city council proposed a city auto be purchased, they were unable to decide what kind of a car should be bought. The council postponed action. Columbia City parents are sleeping again. An epidemic of whooping cough is subsiding. Brazil is musical. Ira C. Serrln won a prize for selling the most pianos irvjhe State. Charles E. Johnson, Evansville realtor, has left for New York, where he will saiS for Africa to hunt big game. Charles Andrews, Decatur school youth, was seriously hurt when he slipped on the ice and fell. His stomach struck a large piece of the ice. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Needham of Wabash celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary this week. Bluffton’s new city hall will be ready for dedication Jan. 24, contractors have announced.

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Anyway, There Was a Real Tramp in It George Davis, 8, of 26 S. Addison St., saw a movie hero shot a tramp who invaded his home. A tramp came to the back door and asked George’s mother, Mrs. Roily Davis, for something to eat the next morning. George put two and two together and got eight. The story he told Mtss Mary H.' MacArdle, principal at School 50, Belle Vieu PI. and Ohio St., was so vivid and he stuck to it so faithfully that she called police. George vowed his father had shot a tramp who said mean things to his mother, loaded the hobo on a wagon and secreted the remains at the city dump. Motor Policemen Hague and Petit had to paint word pictures of electric chairs, prisons, guns and dungeons before George finally admitted he had been to the movies. SEEK DOG POISONER School Child Is Almost Victim——Saved by Brother. Bv Times Sveciaf TEEGARDEN, Ind., Jan. 11.—Authorities here are searching persons who have been placing out poisoned meat to kill dogs. A schoolgirl found a piece of bologna which had been poisoned and was about to eat it when an elder brother snatched it away. HOOSIER ENSIGN HURT Bu United Press MARION, Ind.. Jan. 12.—Word has been received here that Ensign Edgar Wilson, Marion boy, is in a serious condition at San Diego, Cal., as a result of an accident aboard a warship. He was loading powder in the magazine of a large when the breech closed suddenly, crushing his left hand. 1

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