Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1941 — Page 5
FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1941
RUBBER WORKER INJURIES FATAL
Hands Caught in Rollers; Rites Set Tomorrow At 1:30 P. M.
Claude McIntosh, 254 S. Fenton Ave, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital of injuries received Wednesday while working at the
Butsch Declared Legally Sane,
After spending nearly two years) to: in the State Prison Criminal Insane Hospital, William Ray Butsch, 59, has been declared legally sane to stand trial for murder. He was indicted two years ago on a murder charge in the hammer : slaying of Mrs. Carrie Lelah Romig. : Two months later he was adjudged | insane by Special Judge Omar | O'Harrow in Criminal Court and | committed to the prison hospital
For Murder in Hammer Slaying of 1939
¢ illegally on the insane commitment
{to trial.
to Stand Trial
and demanded that he be brought
“The State is opposing this action because the Prosecutor's office knows it no longer has a case against Butsch,” Mr. Maholm said. The action grew out of a civil hearing in Probate Court last November in which a jury declared Butsch was sane and capable of handling his own affairs. The trial was on a petition to appoint a
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habeas corpus petition, Special Mr. McIntosh was born near; judge Joseph Williams in Criminal Bloomfield and attended public | Court declared Butsch Fy is of ived | sound mind” and ordered him held | EO in . a > by Sheriff Al Feeney for further | . In adtenspo 15. or ? disposition of his murder case. half years and had been employed Deputy Prosecutor Edwin Haerle at the U. S. Rubber for two years. | said his office would file a petition He attended the Beech Grove Bap-|t0 modify the court’s ruling and | tist Church. “take it to the Supreme Court.” | Mr. McIntosh was married to| If Judge Williams’ order stands, |
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Dec. 16, 1938. He is survived by|insane hospital. He will be kept William Ray Butsch
his wife; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. [here for trial of his case. Thurman EE iSE Bloomfield: The hearing was held over the medical witnesses were offered by
four sisters, Miss Ernestine McIn- protest of Mr. Haerle and County the State and that under the law
une, Spencer, and a|diction to determine Butsch's sanity | cases.” This will be the seventh year of RE or Mato, Beech on a habeas corpus proceeding. | Judge Williams questioned Butsch [the program, which was begun in| Grove. “How can the court determine the lat length and declared that “if he’s |Illinois. JMuneral services will be at 1:30 defendant's sanity when he has|insane, I am, too.” State Legion headquarters also] ». m. tomorrow in the Harry W. heard no medical testimony?” Mr.| The habeas corpus action was announced that the department) Moore Peace Chapel with burial in| Haerle asked. brought by T. Ernest Maholm who [convention will be held this year Washington Park. Judge Williams replied that no declared that Butsch was being held | August 17, 18 and 19 at South Bend.
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