Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 268, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1929 — Page 36

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MICHIGAN KILLS FAMOUS ‘LIFE FOR PINT’ LAW Senate Sounds Death Knell, •. Victims of Act May ~7 Be Freed. Bit T nitfd I'rrng LANSING, Mich., March 29. Michigan's famous “file for a pint" law Is doomed. The unanimous action of the state senate Thursday in passing a series

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of amendments to the criminal code sounded the death knell of the statute. The amendin' its now go to Governor Fred W. Green who will sign ; them as they were promulgated in the legislature at hig request. No longer will the brewer of home brew or the seller of a pint of moonshine be subject to a life term in prison for his fourth conviction. As amended by the legislature the criminal code now pr'-ide: that the i mandatory life sentence will operate only against those convicted for a fourth time of any crime which itself carries the maximum penalty of five years in prison. For all other fourth-offense casts there'is a mandatory sentence of from seven and one-half to fifteen years. The amendments remove more 1 than J 29 minor violators from the

life term provision of the old criminal code. Since the so-called “life for a pint” law has been in effect, one woman and half a dozen men have felt its effect, but with the repeal of the provision their status is left in doubt as the amendments are not retroactive. Governor Green has indicated, however, that he would reduce the sentences of those now serving life terms for liquor law violations. Public Wedding Tonight Bit Times Spec ini ANDERSON, Ind.. March 29. Chester Day, A. Person, and Miss Nellie Reynolds, Indianapolis, will be principals in a public wedding here tonight, a feature of a Mardi Gras being given by the local Eagles lodge. The affair opened Thursday and will close Saturday.

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HIGH DAYJLANNED Central College to Greet 400 School Pupils. Four hundred high school students from Indiana and neighboring states will be welcomed to Indiana Central college on “High school day.” Thursday, April 4. Alumni associations and pastors throughout Indiana, Illinois and in Wisconsin and Ohio have co-oper-ated in the pion to increase interest among high school students in college education. Students not in classes will welcome the visitors next Thursday morning. Men's and girls' glee clubs and the college orchestra are on the chapel program from 10 to 10:45 a.

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