Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 239, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1934 — Page 8

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ALLEGED BANK ! BANDiT LOSES IN HIGH COURT Convict Has Case, but He Can’t Get to Court to Try It. Francis Murphy, an alleged bank bandit, who claims he was sentenced for the Bridgeton bank robbery through mistaken identity, drew another blank from the supreme court yesterday in his long legal fight to get out of the Indiana state prison Murphy has been serving a ten j to twenty-one vear sentence since; April 30. 1924 In 1930 he received favorable action on a coram nobis petition in Parke circuit court, from which I he had been sent to the penitentary. I But he was thwarted from further prosecution of the case when habeus corpus actions in Vigo and Laporte circuit courts finally failed. His appeal to the high court was on the habeus corpus action, denial of which was sustained. So now Murphy is in the position of a man who has a case but can't get to court to try it. In the interim, the Parke county prosecutor has procured a writ of prohibition and the clemency board j denied parole. They claim that he has a bad institutional record. GAME WARDEN’S TRIAL FOR MURDER DELAYED Illness of Defendant Prompts Postponement Until June 28. Hfl t'nitrd f’rtut ENGLISH. Ind . Feb. 14.—Trial of Theodore Elliott, 29. Crawford county game warden, on charges of killing Kenneth Morgan, 19, last November, has been postponed until June 28. Delay was granted when it was j reported Elliott was ill at his home at Jasper I 1 Elliott, charged with second de- > gree murder and manslaughter, | claims he shot in self defense. SWALLOWS POISON: DIES Fourth Suicide Attempt Proves Successful. After death had eluded him three times previously. George L. Spear, j 53. of 2654 Allen street, last night was successful in his fourth attempt at suicide. He died enroute to city hospital after he had swal- j lowed poison. Messenger Injured by Car Lowell Gruell, 22. of 1689 West Riverside drive, a messenger, suf- j sered back injuries last night when ; he was struck by a car driven by Walter Bertermann. Indianapolis Athletic Club, at Sixteenth and Meridian streets. Mr. Gruell was riding a bicycle at the time. A Three Day’s Cough Is Your Danger Signal Don't let them get a strangle I hold. Fight germs quickly Creomulsion combines 7 major helps in one. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Your own druggist is authorized to refund your money on the spot if your cough or cold is not relieved by CreomuLsion.—Advertisement. MUSTARD, CAMPHOR ENDS ACHES, PAINS Rheumatic pains, lumbago, sore feet, stiff neck. hea<lache. toothache, bruises, sprains and swellings are quickly relieved t*y "Skoot Liniment.” which contains mustard, camphor, menthol, oil wintergreen. and other penetrating agents. Skoot Liniment positively will not blister. It is mu greasy, will not discolor clo'hes and has pleasant odor. Skont Liniment is guaranteed to end anv pain in 15 minutes or money refunded 35 cents at Hook's. Haag's. Walgreen "a and druggists everywhere. Advertisement.

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SOLDIER BONUS CONSIDERATION FACES HOUSE Veteran Bloc Lacks but 35 Votes to Bring Fight to Floor. | Bp T nited Press WASHINGTON. Feb. 14. The | soldier bonus issue bobbed up in the ! house today as a threat to the leadership when it was learned that the veterans’ bloc was only thirty-five | votes shy in the drive to force house consideration of the legislation. The petition on file in the chamber carried 110 signatures. A total of 145 are necessary before the bonus bill fight can be carried to the floor. Representative William Lemke • Rep., S. D., who is leading the j "signature drive” predicted that | within a “few days” the requisite | number of members will have signed I the petition. j It was understood that more | Democrats than Republicans had | signed the petition, which assures a 1 vote on the Lemke bill for payment of the bonus in $2,400,000,000 in I “greenbacks.” The measure is virtually the same as the Patman bill, j which passed the house during the stormy “bonus army” days of the ; seventy-second congress.

NATIONALISTIC TRENDS IN EUROPE DISCUSSED Lawyers' Association Hears Talk by Newspaper Man. Nationalistic trends of various European governments were discussed in an address by • Bloor Schleppey, newspaper man, before the Lawyers’ Association of Indianapolis at a meeting yesterday. Several new members were elected by the group, including Merle N. Wall, former deputy attorney-gen-eral; Superior Judge John W. Kern, Mark W. Rhoades, former Indiana securities commissioner; Robert D. Carey, John K. Ruckelshaus. Robert H. Orbison and Coburn T. Scholl.

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