Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-11

days to the State Farm. and fined 5000
and costs, and 500 and costs, for viola
tion of the liquor in each case.
Harry Quinn, sentenced from Marion
County, March 6, 1920. five to fourteen
years. and six months to FIVE years for
robbery and vehicle taking, to the Indi-
ana RefOrmatOry.
Charles R. Jones' sentenced from Mont
gOmery County, Nov. g 1920, two to
fourteen years, for forgery, to the Indi-
ana ReformatOry. Transferred to the
State Prison.
Howard w Meyer, sentenced from Mar
ion County, Jan. Is, 1921, two TO fourteen
years. for embezzlement, to the Indiana
RefOrmatOry.
James G. Pickett. sentenced from
Allen County, Jan. ., 1922, six months OF
the Allen County Farm. and fined $40
and costs, for wife neglect.
Harley Daley, sentenced from Orange
County. September %, 1921, one to four
teen years, for accessory after the fact
TO grand larceny. to the State Prison.
Harry Hooper. sentenced from Grant
County, January 4. 1904, for life, for muir
der, to the State Prison.
Noble Rhodes. sentenced from Marshall
County. January t, 1921, two to fourteen
years, for forgery, to the Indiana Re
fOrmatOry.
Walter Smith, sentenced from Delaware
County. thirty days to the County Jail
and fined S1OO, for violation of the liquor
law.
Elmer halneS. sentenced from AldEiou
County, October 1, 1921, two to fourteen
years. for conspiracy to commit robbery
10 the Indiana RefOrmatory.
Thomas Sterrett. sentenced from Put
nam County, March 16. 1921. two TO five
years. for escaping State Farm, to the
Indiana Reformatory.
Guy Ellington. sentenced from Mont
gomery County, Jan. IL, 1922, ninety days
to the State Farm and fined $50 and
costs for assault with felonious intent.
UTa1 4an1 90
County Sept 20. 1921. one to fourteen
years, for grand larceny, to the State
Prison.
Edward Slisz sentenced from st. Jo-
seph County, Dec s, 1920, one to fourteen
years, for grand larceny, to the Indiana
ReformatOry.
Alfred Underhiu, sentenced from Union
County. Nov. II. 1919. two to fourteen
years, for assault and battery to com
nit a felony. to the State Prison.
County, Oct IS, 1920. one to eight years,
for petit larceny, to the Indiana RefOrma-
tory. Transferred to the State Prison.
Charles Beale, sentenced from Lake
County. Dec. 30, 1921, one to fourteen
years, for grand larceny, to the Indiana
RefOrmatOry.
Herbert oBrien. sentenced from Lake
County. Dec. 80 1921, one to fourteen
years, for grand larceny, to the State
Prison.
County, Oct. l, 1920. six months to five
years. for vehicle taking. 10 the Indiana
Reformatory. Transferred to the State
Prison.
Frank Brown. sentenced from Putnam
County. May II. 1921, two to five years,
for escaping State Farm, to the State
Prison.
Greene Circuit Court. Dec. 10. 1921. six
months 20 the State Farm. and fined $500
and costs, for violation Of the liquor
Benjamin Wake, sentenced from the
ninety days to the State Farm. and
fined 5000 and costs, for violation of the
liquor law
Ross Pearson. sentenced f. ON Warren
County. Sept. 20, 1921. two tC fourteen
years, burglary. Indiana Rotor matOry.
Charles Utsler. sentences ON Shelby
County. Oct. 10, 1921, one to ,hIee years,
for wife and child desertion, to the In
diana ReformatOry.
Frank Hickman, sentenced f., m Marion
County. Feb. 81, 1918. five u fourteen
years. for robbery, to the State Prison.
Carl Henry. sentenced from Miami
County. Dec. Il. 1921. five months 10 the
State Farm. and fined s. and &C SITS, for
shelby Wayne Thompson. sentenced
from Putnam County. Feb. %, 1922,
ninety days TO the State Farm, and fined
500 and costs, for violation of the liquor
law.
Nike Swartakoft. nned $50, Jan. {,
1922, Wayne County, violation 81 the
liquor law.
Stricken from the Docket-Martin Vrl-
jich. Lake County. April II. 1921 one to
fourteen years. grand larceny. Indiana
ReformatOry.
The following cases were continued:
MAY Baker. J. f. Collins, Clarence Cook.
John COrts, Earl Croddy. William Gar
rett William Graham. Earl Keifer Frank
Kilmer and James King. Temporary pa
II
Herschel Merchant. LATE Montgomery.
John ROby. To June. 1922: Ollie Rose
berry. Wayne Simpson and Watson
Withers