Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-08
4 SENTENCEDIN
MARION COUNTY
SEEK CLEMENCY
State Board of PardOns to Be
BeSsged at Coming
Session.
81 PETITIONS ON FILE

-Four new cases of persons convicted
in the courts Of Marion County, will come
before the Indiana board Of pardons in
its meeting next Monday.
The cases are those of Frank ]. Moore,
sentenced to the State prison, March 2,
1920. for a term of two to fourteen years,
for forgery; Elwood Collins, fined $500
and costs and sentenced to the penal
farm for a period of $50 days, June IL,
1920, for contributing to the delinquency
of child; George Leap, sentenced Sep
TENDER s, 1919, to a term of one to four
steen years in the Indiana reformatory,
on a charge of grand larceny, and Will
liam Bale, who is serving a sentence OF
two to twenty-one years in the State
Reformatory on a charge of rape.
The records of the Criminal Court
show that Leap has Jared very well be-
cause on Dec. 8, 1920, former Prosecutor
CIaris Adams nolIed an Indictment
against him charging him with obtain
ing money under false pretense. Leap
was sentenced on the grand larceny
charge after being tried by the court.
Thirty seven cases, and five reopened
eases will come before the pardon board
in the April meeting.
LONG LIST
OF PETITIONERS
Other new cases which the board will
consider are as follows:
Charles T. Johnson, Delaware County,
March -, 1919, life. murder, State Prison.
Harvey Kehoe Lake County, Novem-
Der, 1919. one TO fourteen years, grand
larceny, Indiana RefOrmatory.
Stewart \. McSiullen, Aug. II, 1908,
one to eight years, petit larceny, State
Prison.
William Truman WeIborn, Clark COun-
ty. March 2. 1921, two TO fourteen years,
forgery, Indiana Reformatory.
Fred Warner. Putnam County, two to
five years, escaping State Farm, Indi-
ana ReformatOry.
Dewey H. Snider, Putnam County,
Sept. Z, 1920. ten to twenty years, bur
glary. Indiana RefOrmatOry.
Hobart HubbelI. Morgan County, July
10. 1920. ten to twenty years. burglary,
Indiana Reformatory- On parole Final
John T. May. Clay County, Sept g.
1920. six months State Farm and fined
$500 and costs, for violation of the liquor
law.
Naldo Stevens. Grant County. Jan. 90
1919. ten to twenty years, burglary, State
Prison.
Floyd L. Barrone. Adams County. Nov.
20. 1919. two TO fourteen years, forgery,
Indiana RefOrmatOry.
Elmer webb. Monroe County, Dec "a
1919. one to eight years, petit larceny,
Indiana RefOrmatory.
Edna Malone, Wabash County. Oct. 9,
1920, one to Eve years, larceny, Woman'a
Prison.
Mike Meyers, Clay County. February,
1921, fined 500 and costs. and sentenced
ninety days to the State Prison, for
violating liquor law.
Eli BOrdea, Lake County, Feb. IS, 1920,
Two to fourteen years, assault and
battery with intent TO kill, State Prison.
Sam Williams, Nanderburgh County.
Oct. II, 1910 assault and battery with
intent to kill, State Prison. Two to four
teen years.
Ellis Byrd, Eznderburg County. Dec
81, 1920, one year, embezzlement. State
Farm.
John W. Norris, city court of Terre
Haute, Ind, Feb. 10, 1921, fined 500
and costs, and sentenced 40 days to the
State Farm, for violation of the liquor
law.
Clayton z. Epson. sentenced from the
city court Of Mishawaka,- Ind, Febu-
airy, 1921, $50 days and fined So and
costs. for assault and battery, State
Farm.