Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
200 PEOPLE ARE
ON CALENDAR OF
FEDERALCOURT
Sixty Cases Scheduled for
Trial Before Judge Ander-
son This Fall.
MOST ON LIQUOR LAWS

Judge Albert Is. ANDERSON, NV. l. anu
win continue until Dec. u, according to
tbe calendar, made public by Frederick
Van Nuys. United States district attor-
ney, today.
MI. Van Nuys will go out Of office Jan.
1 and he Is anxious to dispose OF all
pending cases before that date In order
that he may leave clean slate for
George NJ Eberhardt Of Huntington,
who Is expected to be the next United
States district attorney.
The trial Of Lilburn n. Van Briggle
and other officials of the Van Briggle
Motor Device Company, charged with
making false representations through the
mails as to the financial condition Of the
company, to prospective stockholders,
has been set for Monday. Nov. Z, and four
DAYS have been set aside on the calendar
for the trial of this case.
The case against Alpha L. Holiday,
the "Muncie Ponzi." charged with oper-
ating a get-rich-quick concern through
the mails, will be heard Nov. g.
big Sinner" Middaugh, accused Of vio-
lation of the Federal prohibition laws,
will be tried Nov. u.
The white slavery case against John
w. Talbot Of South Bend, without whom
no Federal Court calendar would be COM
pIete and Pearl Spangler, has been set
for hearing Nov. 81.
The famous Muncie liquor conspiracy
cases involving forty six defendants from
all walks of life in Muncie from the most
exclusive social clubs OF the city to the
red light district, will be tried the three
days beginning Dec. z.
The LoganspOrt liquor conspiracy
cases with fourteen defendants including
James A West, city judge, and Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Othello c. Smith
viii be heard Nov. 1926.
The calendar is as follows:
Nov. l.
Harry E. Stevens, indianapolis, Mann
white slave act.
DR.. J. Otway Puryear. Indianapolis,
Harrison narcotic law.
DR.. Fdererick J. FreshIey, Evansville,
Harrison narcotic law.
Frank Balocjk. East Chicago. interior
ing with United States mail.
Nov. 2.
Leo Bats, indianapolis, stealing from
interstate express shipments.
James Weddle, Aurora, Ind, Mann white
slave act
Nov. ga.
Alpha L. Holiday, Muncie, using mails
in scheme to defraud.
Nov. 5.
Arthur zamberletti, Susan Minette,
Nicholas Marovich. Hammond. Liquor
law violation.
William Moshett and Ida Mulvaney,
Terre Haute. Liquor law violation.
Nov. :. 8. 80.
Lilburn H. Van Briggle ct al, In
dianapolis. Using mails In scheme to
defraud.
F. D. Gardner & Co, Indianapolis. Meat
inspection law.
John Owens, Casey. III. Sending OBJ
scene matter through mails.
Roy II. Wheeler. Indianapolis. Receiv-
ing goods stolen from mails.
William rB.g BIZ Subodch, East
Chicago. Liquor law violation.
Peter Duma. alderman o. Gary. Liquor
law violation.
Nov. IL.
Charles big Sinner" A1lddaugh, Indian
apolis. Violation of liquor law.
Lige Carpenter, Indianapolis. Viola
ton of liquor law.
Hyman Katz, Gary. Liquor law vio-
latiOn.
Charles #. Charters. former cashier OF
First National Bank, Peru, Ind. Viola
ton Of national banking laws.
Ethel c. Andrews, Indianapolis. Forg
ing name Of payee to Government allott-
inert check and Cashing same. Thomas c.
Hackett, Peru, Ind. Violation of liquor
laws. Nick Miscovich, Gary. Violation Of
liquor laws. Dominic Givoanini, Clinton.
Violation Of liquor laws.
Nov. 16-I7-1S-19-21.
B. T. Deahl, president IX-L Furniture
Company, Goshen, Ind. Making false in
come tax returns for company.
Nov. 2I-22.
John W. Talbot and Pearl spangler,
South Bend. Mann white slave act.
Nov. 2s.
Robert Aull Luken, Richmond. Evad-
ing draft. John Craig, Fort Wayne, Ma
tional motor vehicle law. Vincent Muse,
East Chicago: Charles Mosk and Christ
sci and Emil Mullin both of Indianapolis.
All charged with violation Of liquor laws.
Nov. 1926.
James A. West, city judge of Logan
sport; Othello c. Smith, deputy prose
cutting attorney and l. others. Liquor
law violations.
Nov. 1929.
Carl L. Heldt, Theodore A. Hull and
Mark B. InSle, all Of Evansville. Con-
spiracy to defraud national bank.
Nov. S0-Dec. 1.
Gary liquor conspiracy cases, involving
twenty seven defendants.
DEC. 2-s.
South Bend liquor conspiracy cases in
volving twenty-three defendants.
Dec. 8.
South Bend Toledo liquor conspiracy
eases, involving eight defendants. Peter
Manos. South Bend. liquor law violation.
Dec. 6.
George and Theresa Szabo. John Ma
culski and Alex Csallo, ali of South Bend.
Liquor law violations Vasa Lacanskl,
Wamitar Mcgowan and Peter Streitoff,
all of East Chicago. Liquor law viola
tons.
Dec. 1919.
Muncie liquor conspiracy cases involv-
ing forty-six defendants.
Deo. 8.
John I. Leonard, Richmond, Ind. Vio-
lation of iquor-laws.
Elmer f. Kelly. Logarsport. Violation
of liquor laws.
William Dugan. druggist of Marion.
Ind Violation Of liquor laws.
Dec. IL.
Stanley Reczkowski, alderman, Of East
Chicago. Violation Of liquor laws.
Edward P. O'DonneIl, chief Of police of
East Chicago, and Thomas Downey, cap
tain of police, and a number of Others
all Of East Chicago. Conspiracy to vio-
late liquor laws.
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