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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1925
Page
5
Testimony links Stephenson to the Oberholtzer case with details of Miss Madge Oberholtzer’s 106.8 degree fever and a blood transfusion. Nurse Miss Spratley described bruises and medical steps as defense fights to limit dying statements and complicates witness credibility.
Samuel L. Martin of Evansville a well known painter and decorator says Tanlac improved his digestion energy and strength. He formerly suffered indigestion bloating and fatigue and now sleeps well and can eat anything. Over 40 million bottles sold and endorsed by Indiana people. Get Tanlac at your druggist.
The defense argues that prejudicial remarks by Judge Sparks during witness Thomas testimony violated jury rights. They contend the judge overstepped by interpreting the phrase Oh dear put the gun up and by commenting on the evidence. Prosecutor Remy defends the judge saying the action prevented prejudice from the defense questioning. Observers expect the defense to rely on cross examination and final arguments rather than new witnesses.
Mrs. Homer Smith age 17 of 127 N Dicker son Street died after a Saturday crash on State Road 3 near Clayton. She was thrown from the car when a second vehicle emerged from a side road. She died at Indiana Christian Hospital after suffering a fractured skull. Burial is set for Greenfield, Indiana, Tuesday morning.
Jurors act as sole judges of law and evidence in Indiana while Judge Sparks may give guiding instructions. A possible Supreme Court appeal looms if convicted. Stephenson may skip testifying to avoid questions about Republican officials and Klan ties. A motion for peremptory instructions to acquit is expected after the State rests. Thirteen days to select a jury. evidence began Thursday with Oberholtzer Moore Pullman and hotel staff testifying about the death statement.
Police investigated a break in at the A Healy residence on Lincoln Street. Lieutenant Claffey two blocks away captured a 13 year old boy who admitted entering the Healy home and was sent to the Detention Home.
Voters brace for a late count as Protestant Clubs aligned with the Republican faction push a Duvall slate and a Klan school board slate. A citizens’ committee offers a nonpartisan option as turnout lures and precinct work intensifies with 172,000 registered voters and 143,000 on the 1921 register.
Private detectives nor members of the Horse Thief Detectives Association will be inside voting places it was announced Sunday. Iran Holmes, board president, announced polling hours from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. with no meal recess.
The Times poll shows Myers widening lead among laborers and factory workers who had been weak for him. Early morning interviews with lunch box carriers found Myers ahead while the Democratic nominee gained strength at the city market. The polling hints at a light turnout among colored voters with split ballots likely amid growing Republican support for Myers.
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