Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-06
TATES APPEAL
FTOCOME BEFORE
PARDONS BOARD
Case Noted Since Woods Con.
viction on False Pre-
tense Charge.
FIXING CLAIM MADE

| Among the nVe MINNEAPOLIS persons
who are asking the State board of par
dons for clemencys at hearings to be held
Oct 10 and II, is Clifford Tate, 10, who
was sentenced ON March %, 1921, to a
year on the Indiana State Farm on a
charge of stealing a COW.
Tates case became prominent when
Lee Woods, an employee at the State
| Playground was indicted on 4 charge of
obtaining money under false pretense
from the parents and relatives of Tate
for the alleged purpose of fixing" Judge
James A. Collins Of the Criminal. Court,
Prosecutor William p. Evans and other
| officials to obtain their signatures to a
petition asking that Tate be paroled.
Woods was found guilty on Sept. 16,
last, and sentenced from one to seven
by Judge Scion J. Carter of Superior
Court, room 8, who acted as special
! judge in the case.
NONE OF OFFICIALS
WAS APPROACHED.
The evidence showed that none Of the
officials named by Woods to Tate's rela-
/ tives was approached or offered money,
although some of those mentioned signed
a petition asking for the release of Tate.
The list contains thirty nine new cases
and one reOpened
1t follows:
| Oscar AK, Clay County, Sept 6, 1921
six months, 500 and costs, violation OF
the liquor law, State Farm.
| James Campbell Lake County, May 81
l19l9' five to fourteen years, robbery
State Prison. Transferred from the re
formatory.
Lee Cook, Vigo County. Jan 3, 1921
one TO fourteen years, grand larceny,
State Prison. Transferred from the re-
! formatory.
William Diltz, Lake County, Dec. 4
1919. three 10 fifteen years, horse steal
ing, State Prison.
Roy Gallagher Marion County. ApFil
l3. 1921, $50 days. $500 and costs, con
trlbuting to delinquency, State Farm.
Lyangelesta Giannetu, alias Tony Mo
relli Lake County, Feb %, 1916, life
murder State Prison
Harold Harris. Jay County, March 81
1921, one to eight years. petit larceny
Indiana Reformatory
James Ralph Jameson. Putnam
County. Sept. IL. 1920, two to fourteen
years, burglary, Indiana Reformatory.
Lacy Zarnes. Putnam County, July %
1921, two 10 five years, escaping State
Farm, State Prison.
John Lucas, Clay County, Sept. g. 1921
three months, fined 500 and costs. vic
lation Of the liquor law, State Farm.
Walter Mosher Whitley County, Dec
%, 1920, one to fourteen years, grand lar
ceny, State Prison.
Evelyn Moore. Marion County, July G
1920. six months. fined $500 child neglect
Woman's Prison.
Ernest Mcdowell, Yigo County, May 6
1871, one TO fourteen years, grand lar
ceny, Indiana Reformatory.
John OBrien, Elkhart County, July
/ W a
State Prison
Charles Rogers, Hamilton County, July
p. 1921, one to fourteen years, grand
larceny, State Prison:
William Shumak, Wayne County Feb
Is, 1920, two to fourteen years, forgery
State Prison.
SENTENCED FOR
BURGLARY IN 1918.
Henry Smith Marion County. Jan. IS
1913, ter to twenty years, burglary, Stat,
Prison.
Joshua Shreve. warrick County, Sept
80, 1920, two TO twenty-one years, incest
State Prison.
Clifford Tate, Marion County March %
1921, one year, grand larceny, State Farm
Ralph Vallence Elkhart County. Dec
10. 1920 theft Of automobile, Indiana Re
formatory.
Roscoe King. Putnam County, June 90
1921, six months, fined $3.50 and costs
violation Of the liquor law, State Farm
! Glenn Wolfe, city court of Clinton, July
?, 1921 ninety days, fined 800 and costs
| viola ton of the liquor law State Farm
George Kelker, Allen County, March
1921, ono to fourteen years, grand
larceny, Womans Prison.
George ClOe. Clay County, Sept 6, 1921
| one month. fined 800 and costs, violation
Of the liquor law, State Farm.
I Annah Allen, Vanderburgh County,
March 81, 1921, two to fourteen years.
conspiracy with intent to rob, Indiana
| Reformatory.
George Cox, Putnam County, Dec. II,
1920. two TO five years, escaping State
! Farm. State Prison.
Isaac Mcintyre, Marion County, Sept.
%, 1920. two to fourteen years, burglary,
Thurman Tidd. Bartholomew County,
Jan. o. 1921, one to fourteen years,
| larceny. Indiana Reformatory.
Emmett Sharp. Montgomery County,
June ., 1921. one to seven years, child
desertion, State Prison.
Frank Amos Yanderburgh County,
July g. 1920, two to fourteen years,
| forgery. State Prison. Transferred from
Reformatory.
William McGlothin, Wabash County,
June :, 1922 forgery, Indiana Reforma-
! Elmer II. Brummett, Johnson County,
June 3. 1921, one to fourteen years,
grand larceny, Indiana Reformat tory.
Samuel Graves, Johnson County, June
| 8, one TO fourteen years, grand larceny,
/ Indiana Reformatory.
| Leo Tracy. johnson County, June 8,
! 1921. one to fourteen years, grand larceny,
Indiana Reformatory.
/ William Roach, Putnam County, June
! 20. 1921, three months and fined $50
| and costs. violation Of the liquor law,
State Farm. Remission Of fine asked.
Earthly Washington, Sullivan County.
thirty days and fined 500, violation of
the liquor law, State Farm Remission
of fine asked.
George Carson, Cass County. April g.,
1921. six months and 500 and costs.
petit larceny, State Farm. Remission Of
fine asked.
Ebert Rhoades, Cass County. April s.
1921, six months and 5000 and costs
petit larceny, State Farm. Remission of
fine asked.
Bethel Williams, Cass County, April
5. 1921, six months and $500 and costs,
petit larceny, State Farm. Remission of
fine asked.
Reopened.
George Hicks, Knox County, Oct 1
1917. five to fourteen years, robbery,
State Farm.
RRTNGTNG TIP FATHER