Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 56, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1927 — Page 8

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JESSE LAWSON TO QUIT PRISON BY CHRISTMAS Governor Commutes Sentence; May Spend Holiday With Mother. Jesse Lawson, sentenced in Delaware county April 26, 1924, to from fwo to twenty-one years for manslaughter, will be able to spend next Christmas with his invalid mother. Acting on recommendation of the Indiana State reformatory trustees, governor Jackson Thursday commuted Lawson’s minimum sentence to twenty months. In the recommentation the trustees pointed out that such a commutation will permit Lawson to be home with his invalid mother for Christmas. Action for Castle Bell * The Governor also approved recommendation of the trustees for commutation of the sentence of Castle Bell from ten to twenty to three to twenty years. He was sent dp for burglary from Rush county, May 15, 1925. “ Five paroles, three temporary paroles and commutation of two sentences were granted by Governor Jackson from recommendations made by State prison trustees. < List of Paroled Persons ' Those paroled were Leslie Homer, sentenced from Marion County April 18, 1917, ten to twenty > for burglary; George Bates, Lake County, July 24, 1919, five to fourteen for assault and battery with intent to rob; Mike Jurchak, Lake County, May 18, 1922, five to fourteen for robbery, and Milton Wright and Ralph Wright, Delaware Coun-

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Here are the answers to the “Now You Ask One” questions on page 6: 1. Shakespeare was called “the Bard of Avon.” 2. Korzeniowski wrote under the pen name of Joseph Conrad. 3. Rudyard Kipling won fame for his stories and poems of India. 4. Sir Walter Scott wrote the “Waverly Novels.” 5. Charles Dickens wrote under the name of “Boz.” 6. Rustlers are cattle thieves. 7. Reginald de Koven wrote the score for “Robin Hood.” 8. Medusa had snakes for hair. 9. Airplane shelters are called hangars. 10. The albatros was hung round the Ancient Mariner’s neck. 11. The property is held at police headquarters for one\ year. If not claimed it is sold at public auction. 12. The north line of the Ohio river. ty, July 10, 1922, statutory charge, five to twenty-one. Fred Wambaugh, Dekalb County, Nov. 13, 1925, two to fourteen, was given a twenty-five-day temporary parole to go to his home at Detroit for tuberculosis treatment. Other temporary paroles were for from one to three days to attend funerals or visit sick relatives. Heat Fatal to Hoosier Bu Timex Special PORTLAND, Ind., July 15. Frank Harter, 60, carpenter, died suddenly while at work here, a victim of heat.

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CBOPS MAY CUT VOTE HARVEST Administration Faces Trouble in Corn Belt. By United Press WASHINGTON, July 15.—This socalled summerless year promises trouble for the Administration. Rain and flood in the Mississippi and lower Ohio Valleys and drought in the southwest have worked inestimable damage to crops. This abnormal condition will hardly make farmers more tractable in their demands fowrelief. The corn has suffered most. It is expected to be the shortest crop in twenty-six years and some of the Administration’s stanchest support heretofore has come out of the corn belt. Ohio corn on July 1 was only 63 per cent in condition, compared with a ten-year average of 83 per cent; Indiana corn was 56 compared with 82 per cent; Illinois corn, 57 compared with 84 per cent. Fruit crops also promise to be abnormally low. The apple crop is

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