Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1936 — Page 2

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DEFIES JUDGE, "REFUSES OATH

Edgerton Claims He Is Under Jurisdiction of Circuit Court.

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"Claude Yo 40, Sila FATALLY & LINTON Ee Som a_i oo men were : CONSIDERS STREET REPAIRS bums ual dey ad bv com: The Works Board considered re

panions escaped injury when their est of county Gommissioners toautomobile overturned on a gravel | IV road nine miles southeast, of here |day to co-operaje with the county and burst into flames. . in repairing. Plainfield-av. from ~ ; The victims were Odis Flynn, 58, | Morris-st to Lyndhurst-dr. The veteran, employe of the Milwaukee ' project was taken under advisement.

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prize by t to register the birth of artin : eligible baby, a ie, PO rl stove caused damage estimated born yesterday. $500 yesterday to the residence On the basis of claims of some of | Mary Wheat, 2239 Yandes-st.

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© “You have only two courses. You may either take the oath, or res ~ “1 am willing to do either,” Commissioner Edgerton said. “It's a matter of jurisdiction.” To others in. the courtroom he. ‘sald: “It is my understanding that 1 am directly responsible to Circuit Court

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“You are too rich over here. You can have your gold,” Montague Norman, governor of the Bank of England), for the 17th consecutive term, said after his

“I want to preserve the dignity of my office. Judge Baker called us in here this morning with no warning and no time to consider the Jegal aspects, I don’t think the jury

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"The administration of the oath * came up when Clyde Karrer, judge ~ pro tem. of Criminal ‘Court, ruled that the oaths of office of the commissioners must: be matters of record if they are to draw legal venires. Judge Baker said there are two

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Times Special NEW ALBANY, Ind. Aug. 12.— Coroner Frank T. Tyler, after an

ways for him to secure juries. He can order the sheriff to pick up a bystander petit jury, -and he can order the commissioners to pick a grand jury, he said. ~ “But for the time being, I'm going

inquest yesterday, said Barbara Lee,

6-month-old daughter of Mr. and! E

Mrs. Preston Mullen, accidentally strangled trying to crawl out of

her improvised crib. The crib was formed by a bed shoved against the wall and barricaded on the other side by chairs. He said the child apparently

caught its head under a .bar at the foot of the bed.

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to let it ride,” he said. Prosecutor Herbert Spencer said that if there are no juries by the time a jury thial is scheduled the ~ program of his office will be considerably interrupted.

Issues Statement

Mr. Edgerton issued the following statement: “1 was called into Criminal Court by Judge Baker, who demanded that I take some additionalioath regarding my duties as jury commissioner. 1 declined to take any oath in Criminal Court, but announced that I would take any legitimate oath required by law in the court of my .appcintment, which is the Circuit Court, and have advised Judge Cox of the Circuit Court of my willingness in that direction. “When : ‘Judge Cox requests me to take an additional oath I shall be only too glad to do so. I know nothing about the legal matters which have to do with construction of the jury commissioners’ act, but I feel that I am accountable to. the judge of the Circuit Court and no ~ other court.”

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