Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
GOVERNOR SETS
PRISONER FREE
DESPITEBOARD
Overrules Pardon Body in
Case of Man Sentenced
for Fraud.
FOUR OTHERS FREED


rshed a precedent for himself when he
overruled the State pardon board yester-
day afternoon in the case of Flavus K.
COlglazier, promoter of a fraudulent
tournament OF roses contest at Craw-
louisville, and sentenced to the Indiana
Reformatory Sept. 81, 1921 The board
Of pardOns recommended clemency be re-
fused.
In granting Colglazier a parole, Cover
nor AIcCray said it was his first offense
and cited other extenuating circum-
stances. Edgar D. Bush of Salem, ex
lieutenant governor, offered to be re-
spOnsible for the prisoners conduct. Col
GLACIERS home formerly was at Salem.
He is 4 member of the American Legion
and was formerly a student at Leland
Stanford University.
The list Of cases acted upon by the
Governor follows.
PAROLE
Lacy Zarnes, sentenced from Putnam
County, July %, 1921, two to FIVE years.
escaping Indiana State Farm, State
prison
Jack Whfted, Marion County, April Is,
1921, one year, embezZlement and grand
larceny, State farm.
George BaIlog, sentenced from Lake
County, July 9. 1921, two to fourteen
years, embezzlement, Indiana reforma-
tory. Diapers sent down in advance OF
this report)
Joseph B. Adams, sentenced from Ma
rion County, Sept. 9, 1920, three to four
teen years for abortion State prison.
Papers sent down in advance Of this re-
port)
COMPUTATION OF SENTENCE.
James Shelby, sentenced from the city
court of Shelbyville, Jan. 8, 1922, 334 days
TO the State farm and fined $50 and costs,
for petit larceny. (ReducinS sentence to
Paroled upon condition that she pay the
unserved and unsatisied fine and costs
resting against her at the rate of So per
week. such payments to be made to the
probation clerk Of the Marion Criminal
Court beginning April 1, 1922
County. July 90, 1921, six months to the
woman's prison, and fined 500 for We
Remission Of 500 Of fine and that
credit be given on the remaining fine and
costs for the days served since Nov. s.
1921
William Mcdonald, sentenced from the
Marion juvenile court, May Q, 1921, $50
DAYS to the State farm and fined $500 and
costs for contributing to delinquency.
Parole when prisoner has served the
six months upon condition that he pay
the fine and costs in installments Of $40
per month, such payments to be made TO
the clerk Of the Hendricks Circuit Court,
beginning April 10, 1872
Jacob Parker, sentenced from Hen
bricks County, Sept. 10. 1921, six months
TO the State farm and fined 500 and costs
for violation of the liquor law.
Parole at the expiration of the ninety
day sentence upon condition that he pay
the fines and costs assessed against him
in monthly installTents of SO, such pay
ments TO be made to the clerk of the
Greene Circuit Court, beginning May l,
1922.
Mart Orman. sentenced from the Greene
Circuit Court Dec "a, 1921, ninety days
10 the State farm and fined 500 and costs
for violation Of the liquor law.
Parole upon condition that he pay the
unserved and unsatisfied fine and costs
assessed against him in installments OF
SO month, such payments TO be made
to the clerk of the Miami Circuit Court,
beginning April l, 1922.
James Rayner, sentenced from the
Miami Circuit Court, Sept. ID, 1921, sixty
DAYS to the State farm, and fined 500 ana
costs. for violation Of the liquor law.
Parole upon condition that he pay the
unreserved and unsatisned fine and costs
in instaIlments OF $40 a month 10 the
clerk Of the Miami Circuit Court, begin
ming April l, 1922.
Harry Adams, sentenced from Miami
County, Nov 26 1921, thirty days TO the
State farm. and fined 800 and costs, Tor
violation Of the liquor law. Papers sent
down in advance of this report
Parole and remission OF SD or ,nne
siOO OF the fine in installments OF $40
rer month to the city clerk OF Frankfort,
beginning April 1. 1922.
Raw Heise, sentenced from the city
court OF Frankfort, Dec. r. 1921. sixty
DAYS to the State farm and fined $500 and
costs, for violation Of the liquor law
Diapers sent down in advance Of this re-
pOrt) .
lobe Wolfe fined in the city court OF
Tell City, Dec. 8, 1921. S25, for Islander.
REMISSION OF 800 OF FINE.
James George, sentenced from Marion
County. July - 1921, six months 20 the
State farm and fined 500 for assault ana
battery with intent; and SIX Iod months enI $50 10
tributing to delinquency. Diapers sent
down in advance of this report.
REFUSED.
Walter Fulton, sentenced from Fountain
County, September, 1921, one to seven
years, for failure to provide for wife and
children, TO the State prison.
Robert Smith, sentenced from Dearborn
County, Feb ID, 1920, i've TO fourteen
years, for robbery, to the Indiana reform
William c. Wilkinson, sentenced from
Miami County, Oct. Q, 1913, for hfe, for
murder, to the State prison.
Fred SchiIling, sentenced from Marion
County, June 5. 1920. two to fourteen
years, for forgery, to the Indiana re-
formatOry. Transferred to the state
Emery Templeton. sentenced from Wa
bash County, Sept. IL, 1921, five TO
twenty-one years, for assault and bat
terry to rape, to the State prison.
james Newport, sentenced from Cass
County, Jan. 16, 1917. for life. for rape, to
the State prison.
Howard Little, sentenced from Shelby
County, Dec. 13, 1920, five to fourteen
years, for assault and battery to rob, to
the Indiana refOrmatOry. Transferred to
the State prison.
Andrew Babilus, sentenced from the
CLAY Circuit Court, Jan. 3, 1922, thres
months to the Indiana State Farm, and
fined $500 and costs, for violation Of the
Jack Colugan, sentenced from Allen
County, Oct 5, 1921, two to fourteen years,
for sOdOmy, to the State prison.
Christ Stock, sentenced from the Van
derburgh Circuit Court, Oct. Is, 1921, sin
months to the State farm and fined SO
and costs, for embeZzlement.
John T. Wilkinson, sentenced from the
Miami Circuit Court, Dec. II, 1921. five
months to the State farm, and fined $25
and costs, for grand larceny.
Carl Cunning, sentenced from the Rush
Circuit Court, March 16, 1921, two to fouI-
teen years, for embezzlemeut, to the
State prison.
Frank Jackson, sentenced from the Vigo
Circuit Court. Nov. Is. 1921. 40 days to
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