Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-06
BOARD WANTS
M'NULTY FREED

NS0%@-N-N~NA
refused to recommend his release at the
expiration of five years, the minimum
term of his sentence.
Thomas Dillon, former saloon keeper,
was paroled from a state farm sentence
imposed for violation of the liquor law.
Evidence had been submitted to the
board to prove that billions sight is
falling and that serious consequences
might be expected. if he were not per.
mitted to obtain hospital treatment.
MARION COUNTY
BOOTLEGGER APPLICANT.
The following recommendations for pa
roles were made:
Charles O. McNulty, Marion county,
ninety days $3.50 and costs. blind tiger,
state farm.
Thomas Dillon. Marion county, Feb.
' 8, four months, $500 and costs, state farm.
/ COncurrently serving indianapolis city
court sentence, ninety days, $500 and
costs, both for violation of liquor laws.
William Ricketts,, Madison county
| June "a, 1911, life, murder, state prison.
James Oliver Bradley, Boone county,
June 8, 1909 life, murder, state prison.
Burley Evans, Decatur county, June 8,
/ 1919, one to fourteen years, grand lar
ceny, reformatOry.
y
June 8, 1919, one to fourteen years, grand
larceny, reformatory.
| David E. Cummins, Sullivan county,
| December II, 1918; two to fourteen years,
| burglary, reformatory.
! Thomas Farley, Wayne county, Febru-
ary &c, 1919, eighteen months burglary,
| state farm.
| Frank Carter, Wayne county, Feb. 90,
1919, two to fourteen years, burglary ;
Gail Gray, Jefferson county, Jan. 8,
1918, five to fourteen years, robbery; state
/ prison.
Charles Meyers, Vanderburg county,
March Q. 1915. five to fourteen years, rob
/ Morris Randall, Huntington county,
/ May 20, 1919, one to fourteen years,
| grand larceny; reformatory- Now on
George Britton, Lake county, July 90,
| 1919, one to fourteen years, grand lar
[ eeny; state prison.
LAKE COUNTY MAN
I SEEKS RELEASE.
( Walter MAZDA, Lake county, May IS,
1919. one to fourteen years, grand lar
Peter Meyer, wells county, Nov. 10,
/ 1917, two to fourteen years, forgery; re
! formatOry.
Stanley Dombromski, Lake county,
/ June %, 1919, one to fourteen years,
grand larceny; IefOrmatory. Now on TEN
/ porary parole
Levi Bice, alias Brice, Clinton county,
March g. 1919, two to fourteen years. en-
/ tering house to commit felony; reforma-
| tory.
/ Roy Van After, Clinton county, March
/ g. 1919. two to fourteen years, entering
1 house to commit felony refOrmatNry.
Jenjamin Bryant, Jackson county.
/ March 10, 1919, two to fourteen years,
burglary; refOrmatOry.
Henry Miles, Floyd county, April .,
1914, ten to twenty years, burglary; re-
I fOrmatOry.
J Frank FOrrist, Huntington county, Nov.
I 10, 1919, two to fourteen years, forgery
/ refOrmatory.
COmmutatiOns of sentences were recon-
mended in the following cases:
: Glenn Dunn, Marion county. March S,
/ 1919. five to fourteen years, robbery; re
| formatory. Reduced to one to fourteen
years.
/ George Barker. Marion county. March
/ s. 1919. five TO fourteen years robbery
I reformatory. Reduced to two to fourteen
I years.
| James LOughman, KOsciuskO county,
/ Oct. u. 1918, two to twenty-One years
I rape; reformatOry. Reduced TO one TO
/ twenty one years.
Edward Bledsoe. Putnam county. Dec
| Z. 1918 two to FIVE years. for escaping
| from state farm: refOrmatOry. Reduced
| to one TO five years.
/ PREPARATORY ESCAPE
| SENTENCE REDUCED.
Charles W. Shepherd Putnam county.
| April II, 1919. two TO five years. escaping