Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21

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lawfully caused 141 gallons of wine to
be transported from Chicago, ILL.,, into
Indiana.
THAT on Oct. 80, 1918, the Haags
caused ISL gallons of whisky to be
transported from Louisville, KY, to In
diana.
That on Nov. Z, 1918, the Haags caused
$50 gallons of whisky to be transported
from Louisville, KY, into Indiana
That on Nov. 20, 1918, the Haags
caused 1S5 gallons of whisky to be trans
ported from Louisville, KY, into In
diana.
That the Haags on Nov. 90, 1918,
caused forty gallons of whisky to
be transported from Louisville, KY, to
Indiana.
That the Haags on Nov. %, 1913, I'M
lawfully caused 1873 gallons of whisky
to be transported from Louisville, KY,
TO Indiana.
That on Nov. 27, 1918, the Hangs
caused forty five gallons of whisky to
be unlawfully transported from Louis
vile, KY, into indiana.
That on Dec 9, 1918, the Haags caused
ItV OF WulShy TO be transported
from Tyrone, KY. into Indiana.
That on Dec 10, 1918, the Haags I'M
lawfully caused PA gallons Of wine to be
transported from Chicago, H., into In
diana.
That the Haags on Dec. 10, 1918, caused
102 gallons Of whisky to be transported
from Louisville, KY, into Indiana.
That on Dec. II, 1918 the Haags caused
122 gallons Of whisky to be transported
from Louisville, Ky, into Indiana
That on Dec. 10, 1918, the Haags I'M
lawfully caused 100 gallons Of whisky to
be transported from Tyrone, KY, into
Indiana.
That on Dec. %. 1918. the Haags gn-
lawfully caused 194 gallons Of whisky to
be transported from Louisville, Ky, into
Indiana.
That the Haags on Oct. 1s, 1918. caused
ten gallons of gin and slxty-six gallons
OF whisky to be transported from Louis
Vile, KY, into Indiana.
That the Haags on Oct. 30. 1918, caused
fifteen gallons of whisky to be trans
ported from Louisville, KY, into In
diana.
That on Nov. 1s, 1915. the Hangs IN
lawfully caused the transportation OF
twenty-one gallons OF whisy from Louis
vile, Ky. into Indiana
caused ia gallons Of whisky to be trans
ported from McBrayer, Ky.
SAYS THIS GAME
FROM McBRAYER. ky.
That on Dec. 10. 1918, the Haags I'M
lawfully caused ia gallons Of whisky TO
be transported from McBrayer, Ky, into
Indiana.
That on oct 70. 1918. the Haags IN
lawfully caused lS5 gallons OF whisky
to be transported from Louisville. Ky.
into Indiana.
That ON Dec. 3, 1918. the Haags IN
lawfully caused 1S5 gallons OF whisky 10
be transported from Carrollton, Ky. into
Indiana.
That on Dec 1918, the Haags caused
1856 gallons Of whisky 20 be unlawfully
transported. from Louisville. KY, into
Indiana.
1t viii be the duty OF the govern
rnent to attempt to prove that these
alleged shipments Of intoxicating liquors
were for beverage purposes and not for
scientific. mechanical, sacramental or
medical purposes.
When Louis and Julius Haag were
tried In the crlmini court Of Marion
county on charge OF violating the
state liquor laws the state attempted 10
show that the Haags, in their drug
stores. sold large quantities Of liquor
Tor beverage purposes.
The two defendants at that time
claimed that all liquors were sold on
prescriptions, but the state claimed hun
dreds OF these alleged prescriptions were
fake" and were only blind TO cover
NJ the alleged sale OF whisky.
In the thiTtieth count of the federal
indictment eight alleged overt acts are
set out.
The alleged overt acts are as follows
That on Oct /, 1918. Louis Haag held
n conversation with Julius Haag in In
dianapolis concerning the ordering Of GER
tain intoxicating liquors into Indiana.
That on Oct. 23, 1913. Louis Hang
wrote and mailed letter to the Hon
helmer Bros. Of Cincinnati. O.. ordering
five barrels OF whisky to be shipped by
interurban.
That on Nov. %. 1918. Louis Haag
mailed a letter 10 the Hoffheimer Bros.
ordering FIVE barrels Of whisky.
That on Oct. IS. 1918. Louis Haag had
a conversation over the long distance
telephone with Adolph Loeb Company.
wholesale liquor dealers at Cincinnati.
o., and ordered one ten gallon keg OF
gin and twenty-five cases of whisky.
That on Oct. II, 1913, Louis Haag had
q long distance conversation with Henry
Imorde at Louisville. KY, and ordered
sixty gallons OF whisky and that on Oct /
%. 1918, also ordered by telephone TWEEN
ty cases Of whisky.
That on Oct 20, 1918, Louis Haag
wrote letter TO the j. 7. s. Brown Sons
at Louisville ordering three cases Of
whisky.
That on Nov. 10, 1918, Julius Haag !
wrote a letter 20 the Brown concern and /
ordered three barrels of whisky.
The indictment indicates the alleged |
number of sales the Haags must have |
made in order to dispose Of the enor- /
nous supply of booze which they are
charged with causing to be transported /
into the state for alleged illegal pur-
poses.
Indications are that the trial will re-
quire from three to four days.
Heading the counsel for the defense is
the law firm of Ryan, Ruckelshaus &
Ryan, while District Attorney YanNuys |
and Assistant Floyd Mattice are leading |
the government forces.
julius and Louis /Haag were found
guilty in Marion county criminal court
on charge Of operating blind tiger and |
sentenced to thirty days each, with fines
Of $500 each.
An appeal is pending.