Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1939 — Page 2
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COUNCIL WAITS Upholsterer’s Need: for $25 Loan NEW BEER LAW | Hillis Criticizes Frogs at Monument
| , Y M “d 0” S di I | Oonduet of the New Deal and)! “They took this " ' Ne hd | | is beautiful, mem) I wag interested in that rtion FURTHER STUDY | Lifted Lid on Mass ui Cr yn 4 ica e D Indiana Deftiderats was eriticized by |ory=clothed symbol of a State's of his talk in whieh he Mg | . ; . ’ | Glen R. Hillis,
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Kokomo attorney, reverent respect for nation raving the Democrats should ‘close ranks,
| SR Gn last night at a meeting of the Irv. heroes, one of the nation's great and fight the oppositions’ If the OF SLUM PLAN Rejected Job as Executioner and Carried Fantastic Taleto bh 1 SUPREME COURT ng fon i oi oh Givers iSite 2 Ue waver DHRoRRat uy ised il the Secret Service, Leading to Uncovering of Incredible | . [ate entrants In the Tog its | Rettans oa speech made by |SHeNe they belong.-back in the So Tract Annexed to Clear Way Deaths—but Story Doesn't End There Kiinsch Case: Appealed as 5 Boome ™™ ™ PP Rav he Hiv berate ven “wi nee ‘wy. a To Sewer: Analysis of | ABC Is Due to Issue a
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| | 3 ; \ ? Sid : 3 | An appeal testing constitution. A majority of the members of City : ; | " Yod \ ality of the new beer law amend-| p Ne y nadie ~ey AY 111 3 WR 3 i a Council today indicated they will A 3 W - a 5 iments and the extent of the Al-| give the proposal for slum clearance i. \ 3 TL 8 .. pl 3 X |coholic Beverage Commission's pow - | TR ¥ ‘1% as 3 ors was on file in the Indiana
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in Indianapolis further study before | Supreme Court today |
taking any possible action LF RY : NF EES ! XR 3 3 | : | Nathan Straus, U. S. Housing po # TR - | The action was filed by Omer ’ aus, Mh hisbihi AN A : i : SE [Klipsch of Petersburg, whose ap-| Authority Administrator, recently 3 8 BR % 3 Ly } : : : RRA | plication for a beer wholesaler's per- | 3 4 RS : {mit was dented by the Commission | two months ago. The Marion ay y py nin . a :? ; [Superior Court recently upheld the Tockefield Garden. : | Commission's right to ony the apFive of the Councilmen-—Joseph : plication on economic grounds, G. Wood. president; Ralph Moore. % X 3 | Meanwhile, the Commission was Republican; Herman O. Campbell Ce : 3 ; : : |soheduled to issue the frst beer Republican: Albert O. Deluse, ath RR : 4 @ 3 |wholesale permits today under (he democrat, and Ernest C. Ropkey, Ir : 3 , [new amendments. The CommisDemocrat—said they would like to \ : Aa ii : ston started deliberations on 22 ap- | Study the proposal before commit- we NLS Ya 3 k plications that have been on file is Yes u .. - X TITY since the Legislature removed the Two Qualify Stand % . ¥ Mrs. Stella Alfonsi, the band- limit on the number of dealers in Ollie A. Bach and F. B an A copy of a letter threatening the wife of George Meyer after he some widaw of one of the arsenic cach county two months ago had “informed” on the murder-for-profit conspirators. ring's victims, Three Make Application [ Yesterday three more applications benefits those for whom it is in- ull TUNER | X \ LL for wholesale permits were filed by PE i pt Y A a BTV Fred C. Whitehouse of Columbus veins -. ° RTE T FF oN Marion Lynn and Ray Bedwell of ¥ Dr. Walter Hemphill, Republican R \ N RN Tut, NR ® Linton and the Superior Products rom said he had na opinion on the mat | La } N Na A a on LR § i at | Co. of Lafayette. Senator Walter ter at present, . 8 3 at ae _ SE CSR Vermillion (D. Anderson) is among the
President Wood said that 3 ‘ 3 } 3 : y 5 eX A the original 22 applicants for per3 BR \ \ \ Na. 3 RHE R 3 1 & 3d mits.
lieved the housing question should
be presented by Mayor Sullivan or J SU SR \§ Ben \ IR Lea ; aes." B| The Commission dented Mr Budget
some other Cily officials before he | Klipsch's application for a permit and other members of Council less than a week after the Legisla- " should take a definite stand (ture adjourned. Members said it Shop Meanwhile, Council, under suspen- was turned down because “there sion of rules, passed an ordinance were enough dealers in that terriannexine Meridian-Kessler Terrace tory to handle all the beer business.’ containing 57 acres: ¥ RO : ER RN Em § Designed as a test case from the ‘ok : start, the Commission's action was Makes Sewer Possible Left to right: George Mever was broke. Herman Petrillo offered him $500 to “knock off” Ferdinan® |oneiied by Mr. Klipsch to the me The annexed territory, bounded Alfonsi. Meyer declined, tipped off G-Men. Alfonsi later died on arsenic poisoning. So did a stepson of nravion County Superior Oourt as » on the west by Illinois St. north by, Mrs. Carina Favate, Then, up in Sing Sing, prisoner, John Cacopardo, revealed the existence of a Vast. [vided under the new 1939 amend- eee 61st, St. and south and east by the insurance-murder ring—and said he had been offered the post of its chief executioner by Paul Pe- gente Canal, will enable the City to build, trille, “witch doctor” cousin of Herman. Thus did light first break upon the grim, fantastic case. Writ Is Denied
a $100.000 sanitary sewer through . " (First of Twa Articles) | - en The Commission and Harcourt
Var igh Meridian St. and he y arileig vo Meridian * Ia bie asia : ‘ Scales, representing beer wholesalers Canal ARE 1 ' iis ah \ bi . gan to talk of incredible things. |. he tr «f h ) ' 4 PHILADELPHIA, May 16 (NEA) — Philadelphia's phantasmagoria of sought to stop the appeal but the o®
"H or land ie aed hy IPsec 4 . , Me ring. they said, had operated . re new land is owned by MIS. poison-for-profit—already classed as the greatest mass-murder plot in Dt es Yona dn io about | Supreme Court dented the writ t : eler : He . ' » ) in three states, hi arnered ¢ N Alta G, Whee or A. H. Moore, american history, with the surface not even serateched—might still be S100 000 Money. had k 3 a The 1 «Cito ivi " I iA a - y . y | DIL i mesuarance one 3 111 former OY Civil Engineer who said undiscovered if a New Jersey upholstery cleaner had not been in need 0 to 1° 1 Pe a at he represented Mrs. Wheeler. told af 895 10 to 1 peaple, Od | - i ha nl rediate @n o “ \ 2 ) ut when (ne arsenic trials go Council that on y lmmealate an In June. 1938. one George Mever, cleaner and ex-convict, jourmeved B a 0 \ n y ial v. } nex n ould mak n St ; ' . under way all this gal : posible would make ‘the sewer io Philadelphia to make a small “touch He wound up at a party where a py : den 4 ied ap cil , y ; 1 Fon as svidenc 1 SSIve he tried to borrow $25 from one Herman Petrillo, a dark Italian with a PUM : 1S evidence piled nj t & I~ if ; : . Boia ) ) : k against her, Mrs. Carina Favato Tt is possible for property te Napoleonic head, a way with the ladies and an imposing police record chon : ) 1 stand the assessment for the sewer Instead of the loan, Mever got a Suddenly and dramatically stopped only if it is built, th o gh WPA Tori na p Tile an $500 ny — her own trial, confessed she killed I 1. S 1 1T'OUR / AN b rom THO of Hoi 200C N n yg (0 & NN on : : : oo ats ¥ named John Cacoparde repeated per friend, husband and stepson,
labor.” he said “We don't kn “laa : Riad . ts now money or $2500 in counterfeit to once more the fantastic storv he lot “ iwi how long the WPA will be avai off A with a an ory he then let police into the secrets of HYLAND ASSUMES
1a) vy - N i “a 11 hat ‘ : lable knock an old man had been trving to make people he. the rine but we do know that unless the City piace of lead nine Void . : . ae mn SRIEXEs thie be ey he ity pice of da py g lieve for two years. A Philadelphia, Herman Peirillo. wha had bean INDIANA FIRE POST up for Weer, \ IL Bagh The victim was to be 83-year-old official went re Cacopardo. found e and faced the electric if 101 montis Mm nlingation and Ferdinand Alfonsi. a frightened ex- bioueht him Bask and produced . \ i ana 1 Jas Se Xx n 4 y ' =i am af alla l 1 : 4a "an Admitted neg aA Na ’ postpone the building of the sewer cement contractor wha was una cnal ma had Killed 1:
offered the City co-operation in slum clearance projects similar to
Democrats said they
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further clearance “if it
Supreme Court at that time did not rule on any constitutional phase of the new beer amendments Im mMling upon Mr. Klipsch's new appeal, the high court will decide any question of validity regarding the Commission's powers under the law
Patrick fviand !oday assumed his duties as new State fire inspec
tor, succeeding Joseph Scherer, who
sensation ul ha oe ST 3 Ave t 1 ! ) ; : yeople and wi mvolved im nine at least a vea ware that his handsome wife, Stella Tr Te :
Area to Pay Cost Neld $4000 of insurance on his |. Tor Cacopardo revealed that these other deaths, and revealed more k: 1 i v } Ol Hs urati i 8
were no isolated slavings. Thev about the ring He said previous efforts to get th were the work of a ring Ihe story they told was ghastly, { H i. Nr H SpRer HA : hief vost ammond r. My sewer through court proceedings had to T Tv a TAY i ) unprecedented NS ro Progecamys had Refuses to Take Job In 1936, Cacopardo testified, he "OPI ship land has been deputy inspector for
resigned recently to accept the fire Budget Shop. Third Floor
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failed. City Engineer M. G. John had wT 11] ity Engin ] John ECE dash A k " ~ had been offered a post as chiet ew ; several vea son said the cost of the sewer would Mever did not de the “job.” H OE WORF To ee ot peng x NEXT — The Murder-for-Profit several vea ? Sea . n ) 9 ave Wen Xecutioner for e ring, at $500 per be assessed ainst the wBroperts: [00K a secona guess and went to y iii A \ which it is a ON Yiime Philadelphia branch of the U job for putting arsenic in people's Ring Spreads Its Tentacles, wil il { Qo Ser il TELL I'l i i i
; inks. The man who made the of S. Secret Service ari k The man who made the of
The m d acres wrovida fer. 1 leclared A Ye n A bridge Eetvoen tire a = 21 An agent was assigned to the ol) he declared, was one Paul Px { \ CILY proper and Tne 1 milo, ‘cous 1 m and ¢ Der 3 a He wormed himself into Pe- MH go o Herman, and Nace and
Warfleigh. The sewer must Mase ‘ South Wi? | FRAY pa confidence by “aereeing South iphia Tallon
through it to reach the Meridian St hh ach tad the Former \ . Witeh dootor ’ duct to the sanitatio: lant Kl AlTONS1, stalled the 1o'mel | Shh itation plant. AD i RH ht ‘counterfeit lis] On getting the offer. Caconardo
Moore said the developmoer {f the AVL sald un i opment o ( 3 : } { ) Naki HTNAY ‘AYA ra Wl ta Ni: rookIvn sweet lea Wheeler property was contingent nim, hen arrang 6 his Brooklyn sweethe
Mallie Stayran "WA x 3 x ial yy the sewer Tollie Starace. and told her ahou
bring Alfonsi to a hospital Al d Ww Examination of Alfonsi's stomach if, for Paul Petrillo had ence come Manv funeral directors are too An rdinan ratifying OYKS | showed 1} 3 ugh arsenic in between them. Paul trie heard " oy s | ec 81020500 SD ved he had Ero ew ( os en raul Pe rilk ard slow in informing the lavman of the = him to kill 12 men. Herman Pe- about the Xk ' and wen 10 methods. practices and ethics of from trill "A 1 S ] 1h © "VY PN LT » 1 , all un S ) the Board on th v with trillo and Mrs, Stella Alfonsi were Brooklyn their profession, John M. Fitzgerald bl i. | ) NAA 3 WET TA ter Alfons hai a . ] which the Cit; WIE A a ons! Girl Stain in Scuffle Terre Haute attorney, told members 1av dead of arsenic NoisoONing ; ; analyzed PR A ee mony vi 4h wk of the Indiana Funeral Directors : A CATYAY AG Ni The expenditure neluded Instead of flowering mto a © ( pardo, armed with a revolver, association today he followed [hey net in Mollie's The Association opened its 50th house 1arrel i$ ‘ aye) Eh . H g rouse, quart led, fought over the annual convention at the State Fair revolver. Tt was discharged. Mollie Grounds Sessions are to continue
was Killed. For that Cacopardo went {hvoueh Thursday
worth of coal for the sanitation Dewildering gruesome tale, plant and were challenged bv Coun. Story might have ended right there, cilman Campbell for such murders are common I think you can buv the coal enough But—Mus Ifonsi ar- | cheaper than what voure paving for ranged with one Mrs. Josephine Er- [0 Sing Sing for 30 years, Petrillo ye profession has an ‘mereasit,” he told Albert Losche, purchas- Yichette to bury Ferdinand Alfonsi was the chief witness against him Mg need for publicity and public ing agent Funeral-directress Errichette Before his trial, Cacopardo had relations work to inform the public studied Alfonsi's discolored features told his story to his lawve: Te on its operation,” Mr. Fitzgerald and remembered that Philip In- lawyer laughed and said nobody said ? Mi Losche aid 1] At was arao, 18. whom she had buried that would believe him Now. when Alo scheduled to speak at today's pay @ Toa ol 5 2 a ton lor the summer, Jooked like this. She went Cacopardo finally got his chance to session was Harry J Gilligan of coal which, he said, was one and to the police. Philip Ingrao’s body reveal what he knew, a Brooklyn Cincinnati. secretary of the national rE 2s was exhumed and found to contain lawyer disclosed that Cacopardo organization. Morris H. Sleeth of from th )EEY : 00 20. Of | arse had told him the same tale two Shelbyville, State Association presi Vigo County ; Detective-Lieut. Samuel Riccardi Years before. Paul Petrillo was in- dent. was to give YOpOIts at the a as, rom na Sar red that Philip Tnerao, who; Philadelphia‘s authorities now be- Indianapolis is reception chairman. | that the Citv was paving too much NEA ONIV $6 A WOOK, AA IT |G ——— eis co iscsi for its coal’ and asked hos (ten an policies totaling $6500 on his the City was testing it to make life. And that Philip's stepmother sure deliveries were me E speci- rs. Carina Favato, was the bene-
cations ” x fications iciarv of them a It was also
Mr. Losche said tha nl Ci { 1d that Mrs. Favaio was a friend I fy AYRES 4 purchases are teste By he Cit vf Petril a. ‘Fe i A\ 4 -
Check an Testing Asked
CASE 11's chemist an abour once a 1 ; SI Wood asked Leo 1 Wele) i We ke Board membe: Cain ; methods and
Hushand Carried Insurance
was learned tl dead common-law husas) * 2 band, Charles Ingrao, had carried Coa ; bout $8030 ance of which his An or dainance e ning 0 ife was beneficiary. and that one om iter ho Guiseppe ¢ tino. a friend of wouncll S0 Passed, Mrs. Favato, had died suddenly aftuspension A $ er she had visited him while sick i The bodies of hoth men, when ex Min and jo FA 2 ST vrrn te | 1 y : ; Union and B COU Ivall We humed, contained —arsenic, A grand ; y Alyn b - APACE A TN 3 1 operate 3 wha Te a jury indicted Mis. Alfonsi. Mrs A crossing between MeCormick Nd Fav A h trill { mick and: Favate and rmai etrille fot . Ohio Sts. and Riel _ wel I ey i i re - : 4 pace. that plenty of eyes are turning gv Hg Again. the story might have { Aa vour direction! cial Buiek “feel.” firm and taut and sizes, Costs are below those of a nother measure ft rohibit oh wded te) it n ial and 4 N ; ; SETCtIARE BYAYe 1) bid ended there, with the trial and 5 steady, nowhere any skittery looses vear ago, Total outlay «counting insirctions mon n 1 sible conviction of these three i ak
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