Indictments Handed Up In Federal Drug and Liquor Cases
More than 300 people named in indictments by a federal grand jury in Indianapolis. 347 individuals charged with violations of federal laws, liquor offenses prominent. Arraignments planned in U S District Court. jury panel to reconvene to begin trials for nonpleaders. Several Terre Haute defendants named in liquor and prohibition cases including Barthol Tressel and Walter Fahlbush among others.
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Indianapolis
Robert C. Baltzell
United States District Court Law
Jary
Terre Haute
Barthol Tressel
Seburn Sparks
Donald Wence
Shelburn
Jesse Cody
Frank Trott
Oaktown
George Rose
Jasonville
Elmer Adams
Terre Traute
Jasie Fiscis
Joe Traums
Thomas Fagin
Walter L. Fahlbush
Plaza Hotel
Charles Holter
Fontanet
John Drake
Ivan Hill
Sandborn
Louis Ambrosia
Blanford
Dominick Berto
Clinton
Joe Marione
Harry and
Mabel Ridley
William Reedy
White Rose community notes of visiting relatives
Many residents of White Rose and nearby towns are listed visiting relatives and friends. Names include Stanton, Wright, Ham, Pickett, Jerrells, Wiseman, Carpenter, Ham, Reed, Tielen, Richards, and others with various afternoon, Sunday, and weekday social calls across the area.
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John Stanton
Rube Stanton
Codie Wright
Homer Ham
Mary
Newark
Wright
Ivan Ham
Teddy
Dugger
Bryan Pickett
Levi Carpenter
Lloyd
Geneva Ham
Vennetta Jerrells
Ruby Stanton
Hazel
John Jerrells
Walter Watson
Vena Johnson
Leo Love
Ora Wiseman
Donald Reed
Loren Carpenter
Ruby Tielen
Drum Steward
Hallie Richards
Homer Templeton
Lovell Sisil
Leona Wright
Rubie Stanton
Mineral City
Gurther Jackson
Chester Johnson
Smith Reed
Richard McLean
Robert James
John Souther
James
Delphia Fines
van Fines
Cleve Goodman
Dixie
Violet
Edna
Charles Storms
Terre Haute
Toren Carpenter
White Rose
Floyd Wright
Eugene Dukes
Bloomfield
Leonard Wright
Nina Hobbs
Stafford
Sandborn
William Wright
Patterson
Linton
James Dennis
John Martindale
Back to the Beginning Dialogue with Ambrose and Moses
The exchange features Ambrose claiming to trace relatives to a family tree and Moses arguing about tracing or not tracing. The jokey retort about trees yielding only birds and monkeys, and the jab about not having feathers, adds humor and character to the scene.
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Ambrose
Moses
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