Liquor Guilts Pleaded by 27 in Federal Court
Twenty seven of forty one persons arraigned before Federal Judge Robert C Baltzell pleaded guilty in liquor cases. Floyd B Shuler of 1931 Howard St pleaded guilty and was fined 1000 dollars. Other sentences included Miss Rose Jordan thirty days Thomas Coger two hundred dollars and ninety days Granville M Green thirty days and William Fox Brown head of a liquor conspiracy involving eighteen people with several others pleading not guilty. Trials for those not guilty set for July 12 with further October dates for Terre Haute Evansville and New Albany defendants.
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Robert C. Baltzell
Floyd B. Shuler
Howard Sr
Miss Rose Jordan
Apt
Meridian St
Thomas Coger
W. Twenty- Fifth St
Granville M. Green
Northwestern Ave
William (Fox) Brown
Indianapolis
Delilah
Baltzell
Terre Haute
Evansville
New Albany
City to strictly enforce safe and sane Fourth of July
Police Chief Claude F Johnson orders stricter enforcement of board of safety fireworks rules. Fireworks allowed only on July 4 on private premises. No display on streets or public places. Permits required for large displays. City ordinance bans sales before July 1. Fire Prevention Chief Horace W Carey urges safe celebrations and warns against unregulated roadside booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude F. Johnson
Board of Safety
Johnson
Horace W. Carey
County road erupts in heat driven breakage revolt
Luther E. Tex county road superintendent received calls from residents on Keystone Ave between Allisonville Rd and 76th St reporting the road surface swollen and split in two places. Repair gangs were dispatched and officials said large sections will need replacement.
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Luther E. Tex
Keystone Ave
Allisonville Rd
Seventy-Sixth St
Tex
Taxi Ticks $25 In Indy Court Plea Delay
Dan Meyers of Shelbern Ind arrived late to a Federal Court hearing in Indianapolis for a liquor violation. The taxi meter ran $25 while Meyers waited three hours for arraignment, and Judge Robert C. Baltzell accepted a plea while Meyers left to reduce expenses.
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Dan Meyers
Shelbern
Ind
Indianapolis
Meyers
Robert C. Baltzell
Baltzell
Takes Longer Term to Save Son's Name
George L. Carpenter a former mail clerk from New Castle Indiana chose six months in county jail over four months in Federal prison to avoid the penitentiary stain for his son. He pleaded guilty to stealing from the mails and admitted additional small thefts involving eight test letters each containing one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Carpenter
Newcastle
Ind
Carpenter
Four Pass Police Test For Lieutenant Posts
A city civil service clerk announced four officers passed the civil service examination for police lieutenant. Eleven took the test. Sergt. Roy Pope led with 85.2 percent. Oth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Good
Roy Pope
Oth
Osage Tribe Christmas Allowances and Police Appointment
The Osage tribal roll receives 2300 dollars per person for Christmas buying. Police Chief Claude F Johnson may appoint the officer to fill Lieut Fred Winklers vacancy on Tuesday. Ralph Dean Otis Pettit and Jack O Small are considered for the first three highest posts.
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Ers
Ralph Dean
Otis Pettit
Jack O. Small
Fred Winkler
Claude F. Johnson
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