Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 189, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1935 — Page 5

OCT 17.1935.

4 MORE STERN AIDS NABBED ON FRAUD CHARGES City Branch Manager Is to Be Arraigned Saturday in Federal Court. Four morr per on: have been armail fraud and conspiracy in connection with the inquiry into Stern •V Cos., alleged “switch and sell ’ securities firm that operated in Indianapolis Val Nolan, United States The quartet, with three others, including Louis Stern, head of the firm, who was arrested previously, will be arraigned Saturday before Federal Judge Robert C Baltzoll. The four most recently arrested are Robert Polhamus H H. Cleveland manager of the Indianapolis branch; Gerald I). Capoot and In addition to Mr Stern, Arnold r Bunt. Detroit, and Ronald Henry, Winchester. O. arrested in Springfield. O are among seven accused. All are named in an indictment charging 44 counts of mail fraud and one of conspiracy. Indiana investors are alleged to have been defrauded of approximately $50,000 through the firm's operations. CHESS PLAYERS ELECT Hnnsiej Association Discusses Fall Season Plans. Daniel B Luton has been elected president so the Central Indiana Chess Association. At a meeting of the association this week, arrangements for match play between several team were discussed. Competing organizations will include the 5 M. r A , (he Woodpushers. Idh Knights North Salem and Rytrx.

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Senator Rush I). Holt Senator Rush D. Holt, West Virginia, youngest member of the United States Senate, spoke before the social study section of the Ind'ana State Teachers’ Association this morning at Roberts Park M. E. Church.

STATE AUTO ENGINEERS WILL HEAR HERRINGTON Military Vehicle Developments to Be Discussed. A W. Herrington, Marmon-Her-nngton Cos. vice president, is to speak at a meeting of the Indiana Section, Society of Automotive Engineers, at 8 tonight in the Athenaeum. Mr. Herrington’s subject is to be “Late Developments in Military Combat Vehicles and Tanks.” A dinner at 6.J0 is to precede the meeting. Officers Are Honor Guests One hundred fifty national and department Federated Patriotic Societies officers were honor guests last night at a reception given in Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois-st.

LINCOLN SWEETHEART KIN WED 55 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Elijah McCoy to Observe Event. Hy 1 imrt Sprrinl BOONVILLE. Ind., Oct. 17.—Mrs. Elijah McCoy, 71-year-old granddaughter of Abraham Lincoln's chiidhorjd sweetheart, with her husband, 78, will celebrate their fiftyfith wedding anniversary Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. McCoy, native Hoosiers, reside at Tennyson, eight miles east of here. The family of Mrs. McCoy, who was born in Spencer County and married at the age of 16, has lived for many years in the section once familiar to Lincoln. Her grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Tuley Heston, was the sweetheart of the martyred President during his residence in Indiana. Expected home for the anniversary are their four children, Mrs. George Gerlich. Rockport; Mrs. Sam Ellis, Boonvillr; Miss Lora McCoy, Evansville teacher, and C. C. McCoy, Springfield, 111.

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