Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-17


surety for a fine a year overdue Every
person who knows who runs politics in
the neighborhood of the glue works
knows Ran. Butter, a negro, is owner
of a dry beer saloon near Fifteenth
street and the canal and has long been
an important spoke in the wheel of the
good government machine" Ran signs
some bonds but in recent years has
friends are getting better and are not
arrested so often so Ran seldom comes
to police headquarters to sign bonds
However, Rams son-in-Iaw is the man
who attempted to open up the notorious
Bungalow, a road house in the bottoms
between the canal and Fall creek. The
police made frequent calls at that place
and put the lid on it after police officer
not now on the force was shot by
woman after leaving the ROAD house.
BULL MOOSE" WALKERS
RIGHT NAME APPEARS.
J.(F. Walker is the real name Of Bull
Moose" Walker, professional bondsman
and Republican political worker. He
signed a few stays" now long overdue.
Nobody knows just why Bull Moose
has not been around police headquarters
recently.
There is a stay signed by Fl. Levy, an
other well known political worker who
finds time now and then to sign bonds.
Then there is A. c. SImms negro, who
is surety on a number Of overdue fines
Allen Simms Is employed in the county
assessors Office and as a sideline to o
political job he is a professional bonds
man.
W. P. Hiatt, better known as Kinney
Hiatt. professional bondsman. is surety
m fur hos
long been known 4 the man who controls
the political situation in the east end dis
trict.
Henry Winkler. one of the few Demo
Gratis who sign bonds at police head
quarters, is a professional bondsman, but
more recently has become an attorney.
Henry has stayed a few fines which are
now overdue
Chris Zimmerman, proprietor of the
notorious Oakley Club roadhouse at
Kentucky avenue and Big Eagle Creek. is
surety for a fine and costs for a man
named Timothy King. The fine has been
overdue since June %.
Ed Thomas, negro, VIII ose wife recently
sent him to the city hospital for repairs.
is a well known good government polit-
ical machine" wsTker. He is surety for
a number of overdue fines. Physicians
have announced that Ed may recover
from the knife wounds inflicted by wife.
LOWE Thomas, who was arrested. LOWE
tried to shoot Ed few weeks ago, but
he lodged FIVE bullets. Thomas Is a pro-
fesSional Ibondsnan who stays close to
Judge Walter Pritchard's court.
BANANA PEDDLER
SURETY FOR SEVERAL.
Dominick Praseus is a banana peddler
on the city market and he is also surety
for some overdue fines. Fred R. Boni-
field, Republican, and a We'll known at
torney, is surety for number OF fines
that are past due.
The city hall is represented by Charles
W. Brown, a custodian, who is surety for
fines Of a number of defendants. Some
of these fines are three years past due.
Robert Alexander, negro. a FIRST ward
Republican political worker, is surety
for q number Of fines that are over
due.
S. ". Beal, negro, 1887 Kappes street
whose name appears as surety on many
overdue fines, appeared at the city clerks
Office today and said be would pay Ut
Monday. 1t Is probable he has hesr I'd of
the investigation that is under way for
sore Of the fines have been overdue two
years.
Prosecutor Evans reiterated that h,
win clean up the stayed dockets" ir
both the Criminal and city courts.
These fines must be paid at once" he
declared Il viii cause the arrest of these
defendants and if that does not bring
about the desired results I Will sue the
bondsmen, whether the defendant ha,
served time in jail or not The bonds
men are responsible"
NAMES AND DATE
SHOWN on RECORDS.
In the order named the deliouents
their addresses, the time their fines were
due. the amount and the bondsmen. are
as follows:
Roy Hall, 1918 East Georgia street
Sept. 6, 1921. SO. Louis Brown.
Butler Ambrose $40 Porter street.
Aug. Is, 1921, Sl1. Louis Brown
Pearl Ross, 11G6 Kentucky avenue.
Aug. 20, 1921. $50 Louis Brown.
Glenn Gross. 1894 East Washington
street, Aug %, 1921, $11. Louis J.
Crank Johnson. 300 North Illinois
street, July Il. 1919, SIS Samuel "
Beal, paid $40 of the S15.)
Monroe Hannell, 13s South West
street, Aug. 10, 1919, paid Sc of Sill S
Harold Stewart SCI Fl. Wayne avenue.
June 20, 1919, $11. Samuel W. Beal, 1857
Kappes street.
Charles Roberts, Anderson, June p,
1919. S11. S. W. Beal
Beatrice Manuel. $40 North Sheffield
avenue. Sept IS, 1919 Sill S w BeaI.
Val Alexander, 1225 Alvord street, Oct
-. 1919, Sill S. W Beal.
Viola Gibson, 61S North Missouri
street, May 10 1919 ST.. $. W. Beal.
zfrnnt Time ? 1901 Dobort
George Brown. 2orO Yandes street
April Il, 1921, paid 81 of 500. Robert
Alexander.
James Edwards. 321 West Michigan
street April "a, 1921, paid So of $1l.
Robert Alexander.
John Bash. sS6 Massachusetts avenue.
April IS, 1921. SIS. Robert Alexander,
1920 Yandes street.
Walter Benz, Feb 1e. SIS. Robert
Robert Farrell, $40 Massachusetts,
avenue, July Is, 1921. Robert Alex
ander
Bedford Patterson. 1854 Lewis street,
Aug: IS 1921. $11, Robert Alexander.
John Blue, 1890 Garfield avenue, Sept.
8, 1921, S1l. W. ". Hyde
John Davis, 1S47 Ogden street, July
I, 1921, SIS. W. W. Hyde.
Charles Jones, May 7, 1919, paid s87 of
$3.50 W w. Hyde.
Dave white. 1920 East Fifteenth street
Nov. ?. 1920. 81. W. w. Hyde.
lillian Brown. 22O19 West Merrill street
Dec. Z, 1920, paid $40 Of SO. w. W.
Hyde.
Leroy Cosby, 142 South West street
Dec. Z. 1920, paid, $40 Of SIS. w. W
Hyde.
Henry Thomas, s33 Laeton street. June
1, 1921. paid So of 81. W w. Hyde.
Francis LOderback, $50 Indiana avenue
July >. 1921, paid So of $11. ". w