Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-02
sc PLEAS FOR
LENIENCY ARE
TURNEDDOWN
Governor Approves Recon-
mendations of State
Pardon Board.
16 MORE FORTUNATE

Thirty-six applications for pardons or
paroles were refused by the State par
don board and the recommendations Of
the board were approved today by Gov
ernOr Warren u. .McCray.
The recommendations, however, carry
the granting Of three paroles, two com
mutations Of sentences, four paroles eff
ective March I, six remission Of fines and
one sixty day temporary parole.
Charles Small, who was sentenced in
June, 1920, from the Marion Criminal
Court to the State Prison for a term Of
from one to seven years, was granted a
parole with permission to take up his
residence in Cincinnati. He was convicted
Of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
The 500 fine imposed upon Frank Nc
Haines in the Marion County juvenile
court In April 1921 was RENTED. Nc
HaiHeS In addition was sentencer to serve
$50 days on the Indiana State Farm. He
was found guilty Of contributing co de-
iinquency.
The following paroles were granted ;
John C. Bennett, sentenced from La
Porte County, Sept. q. 1929, two to
fourteen years, burglary, TO the Indiana
Reformatory. Transferred to the state
prison
County, Nov. 8, 1905, for life, for murder,
''' sen S,Ef.NSTEIssCCEF COMMITTED.
Lewis Fuller sentenced from. Llkbort
der, to the State Prison = (Reducihg sen
tcnce to fifteen years from life1.
Michael Sandi, sentenced from the city
court Of Logansport. .Noy. SO, 1921, one
hundred eighty days to the state Farm,
and nned 500 and costs, for violation OF
the liquor law. (Reducing time to sixty
Paroles effective March /, 1922 were
granted as follows:
George Rourp, sentenced from Hunting
ton County, Oct IL. 1921, two to fourteen
years, for entering house to commit a
felony, to the Indiana refor1natory
James Brady. sentenced from Hunt
ineton- County oct 13, 1927, two 10 four
teen years. for entering house 10 commit
a felony, to the Indiana reformatory,.
uansel stein. sentenced from hunting
ton Comfy, Oct Is. 1921, TWO 70 fourteen
years FOR entering house 80 commit q
felony. to the Indiana reformatory.
Emanuel Harpl'n sentenced IRON,
Huntington County, Oct 10 1921. two TO
fourteen years, for entering house n
commit q felony. 10 the Indiana rsfortnS-
tory.
Remission Of fine upon payment Of
costs, granted As follows: -,
Ishan snyder. sentenced from the CITY
coArt Of Columbus, Aug 10. 1921 -,
days 20 the state Farm. and fined $500
ana costs. for assault and battery.
Conditional paroles were given the
following:
Harold Elliott, sentenced from the
Marion criminal court. JR.y ~ -l9Zi: siS
months to the state Farm, ana nhen
sa..g ard costs for vehicle king
William Euuer. sentenced from Marion
County JuIv II 1871 six months to the
state Farm and fued go and costs. i)r
vehicle taking Sent down In ADVANCE
. !
James Farrney. sentenced from Parke
County. sept 90. 1921. 100 days TO ne
state Farm, and fined $500 and costs Tor
violation II the liquor law.
sixty day temporary parole recon-
,,.,rdrd Or George s Hunter. sentenced
from perry County. oct IA, 1921, six
man,hs to the State Farm. and fined
sToo ara costs. for violation OF the ltQuor
law. (sent down in advance Of this re-
pOrt)