Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1935 — Page 4

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SIX MEN FACE 'BUCKET SHOP' CHARGES HERE Books Seized in Raid Are Studied by Probers: Affidavits Likely. Th* books of the C J Morley A Cos. alleged bucket shop, seized in a raid on it* office in the Merchants Bank Building yesterday, were being studied today by Prosector Herbert M Spenrer ind representatives of the State Secun'ies Commission. Mr. Spenr-r said today that he would file affidavits within the next 12 hours against the six men arrested on John Do* affidavit charging obtaining money under false pretence. Those under arrest and released late yesterday on $2500 bond are William J. Stevenson, 42, Denver. Colo; Robert Havnes, 25. Denver; J. M Vonbrark. 35; O. T. Anderson, sk; James Vincent. 35. and Joseph Forlane, 30, all of the Pennsylvania Hotel. C. J. Morley, former Governor of Colorado, today informed a correspondent of The Indianapolis Times. 1 that he had not been aware until reeentlv that the firm had been using his name and that he had aent a letter demanding that the Indianapolis group withdraw his name from any connection with the organza*ion. Mr. Stevenson, who is believed to be a Denver mining promoter, de- ; nied to raiding authorities that he had any official connection with the firm. H* was charged, however, at police headquarters with the false pretense charge while the others were slated on vagrancy charges. The affidavit was signed by Brainrd Nelson, a Morristown <lnd. canncr. who claimed that he had been defrauded of sll3O by the firm. He was represented in the j investigation by Michael Glenn, a

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private investigator. Mr Nelson had become auspicious when offered Stutz Motor Cos. stock as "a good lnvestnent." Os $:400 spent bv Mr. Nelson. Mr. Glenr received ir. return a certified check for it is charged. He laid result* of his probe before A1 G. Feeney, state safety director, and the state Securities Commission. The raid yesterday was made by Mr. Feeney. James A. Watson, deputy presetuior; Claude Pitzenberger, representing the Securities Commission, and a ic'-al police squad T. M. Overley, manager of the Better Business Bureau, aided in the investigation. Markay Air Trophy Awarded By I niteif Prrtt WASHINGTON, March 15. Award of the 1934 Mackay trophy for outstanding Army Air Corps service to Brig. Gen. H. Arnold. commander of the West Coast wing of the G. H Q.. was announced today. Indiana Brewers Elect R T. Rinev, president of Sterling Breweries. Evansville, has been elected pre-ident of the Indiana Brewers' Association. succeeding Henry J. Bowerfird, Ft. Wayne, who resigned recently.

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GROUPS WILL STUDY CITY TRAFFIC LAWS South Side Civic Clubs Aim at Clarity. Representatives of the central committee of the South Side Civic

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Clubs and of the Law Enforcement League of Indiana, Inc., will meet March 22 to formulate plans for a campaign against the inconsistencies of Indianapolis traffic ordinances. Walter Rothermel, central committee chairman, has announced that particular emphasis will be placed on a study of the present tail light ordinance and on the failure of railroads to provide adequate crossing protection. C. W. Sanders, Enforcement

League president; Mrs. Anna M. Scott, president of the league’s women's auxiliary, and R. P. Lahr. league member, became members of the central commitete at its meeting last night. W. J. Gaeen was appointed chairman of a committee to arrange for a May day festival and street dance in Fountain Square.

COUNTRY CLUB FROWNS ON HOMESTEAD PLAN Directors Meet for Possible Action in Opposition Today. Directors of the fashionable Indianapolis Country Club were to meet at the Columbia Club today to consider adopting a resolution opposing the proposed Federal

homestead subsistence project west of the city near the country club. A local committee of Negro and white civic leaders are working to obtain a 5490.000 government grant to build 140 dwellings on a 310-acre tract near the Indiana Girls'School at Clermont. The Inriianapolisr Girl Scouts yesterday adopted a motion protesting against the project. The Girl Scout camp is located near the proposed site.

MARCH 15, 1935

Nurse Freed in Slaying Trial By T nitrrt Preen PRINCETON, Ky„ March 15. Plans for prosecution of Charles W. Cox, former divinity student accused of poisoning his two daughters to further an illicit love affair, were held in abeyance today as a result of acquittal of Nell Baker, nurse and his sweetheart, on the same charge.