Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1937 — Page 2

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Clemency Is Denied Father on Plea of Stealing for Children

A man who was sentenced to the Indiana State Penal Farm for stedling a tool and pawning it, he claimed, to buy Christmas presents for his children, was denied clemency today.

Stanley Lyle was sentenced in Marion County Criminal Court March 22 to serve nine months for petit larceny. Although his term will expire Oct. 10, his mother and brother and an attorney appeared before the State Clemency Commission today.

They told the Commission that Lyle was worried over the approach of Christmas last year because he

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had no money. He applied for a loan. It was granted, but was slow in arriving. So Lyle stole a micrometer froma machine shop and pawned it to get some Christmas money, intending to return the instrument when his loan came through, he claimed.

10 Petitions Denied He was apprehended, however, and convicted. The Commission denied his petition today, saying Lyle, who was 32 when convicted, had been extended clemency when he was sentenced. The Commission denied 10 peti-

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tinued one case today. Eleven were from prisoners at the State ; and one in the Woman's Prison.

Denied clemency was Mike Vargo,

42, sentenced June 8 in Marion County Oriminal Court to six months for drunken driving after an auto crash Nov. 4, 1936. ‘The Commission pointed out Vargo had been convicted on the same charge only five days before the November crash. William Fawcett, 19, sentenced in Marion County Criminal Court to serve six months and fined a dollar and costs for petit larceny, was. denied clemency when the Commission

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found he had been a prohibition act violator. 2 Clemency was Arons, sentenced in Marion County

Juvenile Court March 23 to- 180 days and fined $500 and costs on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a child. :

PATROLMAN RETIRED On recommendation of Police Chief Morrissey the Safety Board

today retired Patrolman Pat. Irvin Landers from the force after more than 20 years service.

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