Hawkins Defendants Face Final Disposition Friday
Fourteen defendants in the Hawkins mali fraud conspiracy case face final disposition Friday in Milwaukee federal court before Judge Ferdinand A. Geiger. All have filed motions for new trials and arrests of judgment as they prepare appeals to the U S Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Ferdinand A. Geiger
Milwaukee
Wis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Anthony A. Scheif
Hawkins Mortgage Company
Carl B. Anderson
John T. Sutton
Frank B. Jaqua
Portland
Ind
John W. McCallum
Detroit
Mich
Frank J. Haight
Frank C. Willis
William M. Jones
Mord Carter
Indianapolis
William Flacks
St. Louis
William Webb
Dallas
Texas
A. R. Sax
New York City
Harry J. Bovard
Pittsburgh
Leo P. Harrington
Geiger
Break-in Reported at Carrollton Home and School Address
Crime activity noted at the home of Ray Voltz 3191 Carrollton Ave with family away in Florida. police could not assess loss. Elizabeth O Mara at 25 N State St School 6 reported the building entered nightly for a week. E W Findlery of 1420 Tuxedo St said a suitcase, clothes, bag and papers valued at 100 dollars were taken from a car at 2591 N Talbot Ave.
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Ray Voltz
Carrollton Ave
Florida
Elizabeth O' Mara
N. State St
Union and
McCarty Sts
Wood Working
E. W. Findlery
Tuxedo St
N. Talbott Ave
Puzzle Field Divided Among Four Men
A square field held four buildings arranged in a 2x2 grid. It was split into four equal plots, each containing one building and sharing equal size and shape, arranged so each man gets a symmetric quadrant. The solution shows the cross arrangement yielding identical plots.
Stolen Goods Report From Local Stores And Yard
Claude Hume, owner of a dry goods store at 312 E Sixteenth St, reports $290 in merchandise stolen. Orville Hamilton of 2015 Bellefontaine St says two tires valued at $25 were taken from his car. A bicycle and sweater valued at $17 were stolen from Louis Sellick's junk yard at 25 S East St, with unbleached linen left behind by the thief.
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Claude Hume
E. Sixteenth St
Orville Hamilton
Bellefontaine St
Louis Sellick
S. East St
John D Haworth Dead Pioneer Resident of Marion County
John D Haworth 83 a pioneer Marion County resident died Wednesday at his home near West Newton Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p m at Friend's Church West Newton burial will be there He was the father of Paul L Haworth a lecturer and teacher in history at Butler University Ambulance Collision Albert Hill 39 charged with failing to yield right of way and speeding in collision at Tenth St and Capitol Ave Wednesday night Driver D H Cusack of Shirley Bros funeral directors ambulance was empty at the time
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Pioneer County
John D. Haworth
Marion County
West Newton
Friend's Church
Mr. Haworth
Paul L. Haworth
Butler University
Albert Hill
R. R. L. Box
Tenth St
Capitol Ave
Shirley Bros
D. H. Cusack
N. I
Miners St
Trial date fixed over right of way to emergency vehicles
Judge Delbert O Wilmeth will hear evidence January 10 in Charlottesville Indiana in the case of John Martz charged with assault and battery violating traffic rules and failure to yield to a fire apparatus. Martz was arrested December 2 after his car caused Pumper 16 at Sixteenth Street and Ashland Avenue to overturn injuring five firemen.
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Delbert O. Wilmeth
John Martz
Charlottesville
Ind
Martz
Sixteenth St
Ashland Ave
Sixteenth and
Meridian Sts
German killer Haarmann seeks public execution scene
Fritz Haarmann asked in court to be severely harmed in the market place with the city watching and a film crew present. The request followed the state's attorney's push for a harsh penalty after his trial for the murder of thirty youths concluded.
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United Press
Hanover
Germany
Fritz Haarmann
Haarmann
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