Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 160, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1929 — Page 9

NOV. 14, 1920

WOMAN BALKS QUESTIONERS IN BABESLAYINGS Former Cabaret Entertainer Maintains Denial of Child Murders. flu 1 nifrrt CAMDEN, N. J., Nov. 14.—Authority admitted today that Gladys May Sparks, former cabaret entertainer, had them stumped in their cherts to make her change her story that the deaths of Dorothy Rogers, 4, and Timothy Rogers, 2, had been accidental. “We just can’t do a thing with her," Camden County Prosecutor Baldwin said. “She called every witness a liar when his statement disred from hers. She has called me a liar so often I am beginning to oubt my own veracity. Everybody lying, the way she puts it.” A psychological move, which authorities hoped might make the unusually calm woman break down and tell more details of the deaths of the two children, who had been placed in her care by their father, Alan Rogers, an insurance agent, proved unsuccessful Wednesday. At daybreak, Miss Parks, w'ho had undergone a night of almost ceaseless interrogation, was bundled into an automobile and driven through the rain to the morgue at Pleasantville, N. J., where she was compelled to look upon the dismembered skeleton of young Timothy, while Baldwin questioned her for twenty minutes. “We know you murdered those children,” the prosecutor concluded. “Honest, I didn’t,” she’ answered, the same reply she has given to investigators during the last three days. When her examiners became sarcastic, she replied: “Well, I am only trying to tell the truth.” Miss Parks’ sister, Mrs. Gertrude Farr of Philadelphia, has, according to the police, little faith in the former cabaret entertainer’s story that she had buried the children, but not killed them. Mrs. Farr said that she. believed the children were murdered while Miss Parks was insane. She pointed out that her sister was given to frequent uncontrollable fits of temper.

CHEMIST FOUND, BELIEF Man, Picked Up at Reading, Thought to Re Missing Ohio Official. fin I nih il I'rt s* READING, Pa.. Nov. 14.—A man believed by police to be Dr. Ernst Watzl, missing Cleveland Chemist, was being held here pending the arrival of Royersford, Pa., detectives. Tire man. ill-dressed and unable to tell anything about himself, was picked up by county detectives here Wednesday. The Cleveland chemist has been missing since his charred automobile was found on the banks of the Schuylkill rievr at Royersford last Thursday. ROSSTON BANK CLOSED Depositors Not to Lose Money, State Commissioner Says. Thomas D. Barr, assistant state banking commissioner today is in Rosston, where the Rosston bank was closed Wednesday by the state banking department. The bank had a capitalization of SIO,OOO. W. J. DeVol is president and P. T. Hancock, cashier. The bank is a private institution. No money will be lost to depositors, according to Luther F. Symons, state banking commissioner.

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TAX REDUCTION ENACTMENT IS BELIEVED SURE Congress to Pass Big Cut After Tariff Bill Is Out of Way. BY PAUL R. MALLON United Pres* Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.—The administration recommendation for a $160,000,000 tax reduction will be taken up in congress as soon as ttie pending tariff bill is out of the way and probably will be passed before the next income tax payments are due March 15, congressional authorities of both parties in both houses apparently agreed today. A general unanimity of opinion that the project should be accepted and carried out as speedily as possible appeared to prevail and house leaders already were discussing plans to set the congressional machinery at work. There were strong indications that no serious opposition wquld be offered by the Democrats or independent Republicans in view of the statement of Secretary of the Treasury Mellon that the treasury could stand the reduction, and also because the beneficial effect it generally was thought the announcement would have on falling stock prices and business conditions generally. All Washington leaders of both parties have indicated an uneasiness over the possible effect of the falling market on business conditions generally. Mellon’s announcement that the President would recommend a reduction of 1 per cent on corporations and income taxes, thereby relieving the burden on industries as well as the small taxpayer, was accepted as a solvent

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