Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1933 — Page 20

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MOONEY BACK IN FRISCO FOR MURDER TRIAL | Leaves San Quentin for First Time Since His Sentence, 16 Years Ago. BV DAN BOWERMAN I'nitfd Frets Stiff Correipondent SAN FRANCISCO, May 19.—Tom Mooney came back Thursday night to the city he left sixteen years ago under sentence of death for causing the Preparedness day bombing that killed ten persons. Manacled and between lour husky deputy sheriffs, the smiling whitehaired prisoner stepped briskly from the San Quentin prison speedboat and was rushed by automobile to the county jail. He will remain there until after he is tried for his life on his own demand. The broad smile on Mooney’s rudely face disappeared when his

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I wife, Rena, was admitted to his cell here. They embraced. Mrs. Mooney | sobbed. Tears rolled down the j prisoner’s cheeks. He gently patted j her on the back. • It's all right,’’ he said, softly. Mrs. Mooney wa* arrested with her husband srd four others in the i bombing case. She was acquitted after a trial on charges of first degree murder. She now lives alon" in a large ■ house here, supporting herself as a : music teacher, and by work for ! Mooney’s Defense League, j Penitentiary rules forbidding ■ Mooney to talk to newspapermen j were lifted in the county jail. Thursday night, however, he declared he ; had nothing to say. Monday he will sgain sit in the s prisoner’s dock, on trial for the asj serted murder of one of the victims of the 1916 explosion. It will be only an echo of a highly controversial case. Prosecutor Matthew Brady nas in the past urged that Mooney be pardoned. He contends he has no evidence. His aids, he said, will make 1 no attempt to obtain a conviction. The acquittal—observers believed no other verdict possible in view of the prosecutor's attitude—will not free Mooney. He must return to San Quentin on the original conviction

TAX PAYMENTS 20 PER CENT UNDERNORMAL $2,500,000 in Delinquencies Remain on Books, Says Deputy Treasurer. With tabulations practically completed, Fay Wright, deputy county treasurer, announced today spring tax collections are 20 per cent below normal. He predicted a total of $2,500,000

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