Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 61, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1932 — Page 14

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SIX BANDITRY GANG SUSPECTS TRACKED DOWN Men Accused in Score of Holdups, Burglaries and Safe Crackings. Six men accused of nearly a score of holdups, burglaries and safe robberies in a section of southern Indiana in Spencer county, in which it is charged chloroform and nitroglycerin were used, are in jail today at Rockport, pending filing of charges. One of those held, Joe Birk, 18. was arrested in the barber shop of Leo Cost, 30, Huntingburg, while engaged in “cooking” nitroglycerne on a stove. Cast is among the prisoners. Others held are Bertie Birk, 44, father of Joe; Bob Williams, 42, who says he is from Florida; Cecil Winkler, 26, and Dan Jones, 32, both of Huntingburg, and James O’Malley, Butler, Ind. State Officers Help Arrests were made by Sheriff Dodge Ferguson of Spencer county, William Wittmer and Arthur Zimmerman, state police, and Claude Dozier of the state bureau of criminal investigation and identification. In Cost’s barber shop the officers said they found SIOO worth of stolen clothing, chloroform, nitroglycerine and burglar tools. The shop is said to have been headquarters for the gang. Fifteen grains of morphine were found on Williams’ person, the officers said. O’Malley is accused of stealing an automobile belonging to Mrs. Rosa May of French Lick. Victim Is Chloroformed Bailey Rooksberry of Oakton, Ind., most recent victim of the alleged gang, was chloroformed after being robbed of $22.50 and his automobile. He lay conscious at the side of a road from 5 Tuesday afternoon until 8:30 Wednesday morning. Regaining consciousness, he drove to Huntingburg in an automobile the bandits abandoned and reported to Wittmer. The alleged gang is accused ot stealing clothing valued at SI,OOO from a store at St. Meinrad. A store at Grantsburg yielded $l6O in money. Stamps were stolen from the postofflee at Stendal and a safe blown at Grandview. Other points listed as being the scenes of similar crimes are Huntingburg, Winslow and Chrisney. Krause Gets State Post Edward Krause, Crothersville, has been appointed chief of the motor vehicle inspection department of the public service commission. He succeeds Ralph Young, Muncie, recently appointed a commissioner. Harold A. Thomas, Martinsville, field inspector, succeeds to Krause’s former position as assistant chief. LEARN Evening Law Schoof ra mmm a °’kns skpt. 12th m gk for 35th Year ffl f ■ msWS I'll roe - year standard 1 MII legal course leads to * w LiL.B degree. Catalogue Upon Request BENJAMIN HARRISON LAYV SCHOOL 1152 Consolidated Bldg. Riley 58K7

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