Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-07
so NEW PLEAS
TO GO BEFORE
PARDONS BOARD
Eight Men From Marion
County Among Those Ask
ing Clemency.
5 CASES TO BE REOPENED

placed before the State board Of pardons
which viii convene in a four-day session
Feb. 49, it was announced today. Among
those to be heard are the pleas OF eight
men sentenced to the State institutions
from Marion County Five cases will be
reopened by the board.
The Marion County men whose cases
will be heard are those of Wayne Simp-
n, sentenced to the reformatOry from
two to fourteen years for forgery.
Fred Chester Schilling, sentenced to the
reformatory from two to fourteen years
for forgery.
ADAMS CASE
IN LIST.
J. H B. Adams, sentenced to the State
prison from three to fourteen years for
abortion.
Griffin n. Macy is seeking a remission
Of a $50 fine, which was imposed for VIC
lation Of the liquor law.
James George, sentenced to the State
Farm for six months, and fined $500 for
assault and battery with intent to Kill
and contributing to delinquency.
Paul Hamilton sentenced TO six month";
on the State farm and fined $500 for vio-
iating the liquor laws.
William Mcdonald sentenced to E1
months on the State Farm and fined $5O[
for contributing.
John Suddith, sentenced from two t.
fourteen years for forgery.
The case of John Whfted, Marion
County, who was sentenced to the State
Farm for one year for ENLIGHTENMENT
Will be reopened.
MANY PRISONERS
ASK RELIEF.
Among the other cases to be heard BY
the board are the following:
Walter Fulton, Fountain County, child
desertion, State prison.
Robert Albert Smith, Dearborn Coun.
ty, Feb. 13, 1920 five to fourteen years
assault and battery to rob, Indiana re-
formatory.
Frank Helton. Madison County. Dec
Is, 1921, ninety days, State farm, fined
5000, for petit larceny.
Glenn DOmer, Elkhart County, May %
1921, two to fourteen years, burglary, In
diana reformatory.
Christ Stock, vanderburgh County
Oct. 10, 1921, six months State farm
fined $40. ENFORCEMENT.
Jack Cooligan, Allen County, Oct. 8
1921. two to fourteen years. sodomy
State prison.
Miami County, December, 1921, one
month, State farm, fined 500 and costs
for violation of the liquor law.
Andrew Babilus. Clay County, Jan. 3
1922, three months, State farm, fined $500
Wesley Ball, Greene County, May, 1921
sfv months, State farm, fined 800, viola
ton of liquor law.
Emery Templeton, wabash County
Sept. II, 1921, five to twenty-one years
assault and battery with intent to rape
State prison.
Samuel Kendall, Henry County, Oct IA
1920, one to fourteen years, larceny, sen
tence suspended.
James Newport, Cass County, Jan. 10
1917, life, rape, State prison.
Herbert Pfaging, Clay County, Dec. 81
1921, two to fourteen years, burglary
INDIANA ReforimatorE; o.. ~ "a
1920, two to twenty-one years, man
slaughter, Indiana Reformatory.
John Farrist Wilkinson. Miami Coun
ty, Dec. 16, 1921, five months, state farm
fined $50, larceny.
Frank Henderson. Lawrence County
November. 1919, two to fourteen years
larceny, Indiana Reformatory, trans
ferred to State farm.
Russell Bachelor, Wayne County. Sept
p, 1920 two to twenty one years, rape
Indiana Reformatory, transferred to
State prison.
SENTENCED
FOR BURGLARY.
James II. Bailey, Floyd County, Feb
%, 1921, two to fourteen years, burglary
Indiana ReformatOry.
Charles Beale. Lake County, Dec. 80
1921, one to fourteen years, larceny. In
diana ReformatOry.
Herbert O'Brien. Lake County, Dec. 80
1921, one to fourteen years, grand lar
ceny, State prison.
David J. Cooley Hancock County, Oct
II. 1921, $50 days, State farm, fined $5O(
and costs for violation Of the liquor law
J. z. Collins Warren County, Sept. 4
1921, six months, State farm, fined 800
for violation Of the liquor law -
Glenn Domer, Elkhart County, May q
1921. two to fourteen years, burglary
Indiana reformGtory.
Roy Gill, wabash County, Oct. 25, 1921
fined 500 for violation Of the liquor law
Remission asked.
Carl L. Cunning. Rush County, Marcel
element, State prison
Roy Heise, Clinton County, Dec. u
1921, sixty days, State farm, fined $30t
for violation Of the liquor law.
Doris Jenkins, Allen County, April Fl
1920, five to fourteen years, wor1an''
prison.
Frank Jackson. yigo County Nov: = q
violation of the liquor law.
Howard E. Little, Shelby County, Dec
9, 1920, five to fourteen years, robbery
State prison.
Joseph Mccombs, vigo County, Dec
10, 1921. sixty days county Jail. fined
800 and costs, violation Of the liquor
james Layman, Jay County. September
and costs, violation of the liquor law.
Fort Orman, Greene County, Dec. ~
1921, ninety days State Farm, fined s1Ot
and costs, violation liquor law.
Jacob A Parker, Hendricks County
Sept. 10, 1921, six months to the State
Farm, and fined S1G0 and costs, for viola
ton of the liquor law.
Edgar Palmer, Clay County, Dec. 30
1921, ninety days State Farm, fined $500
and costs, violation of the liquor law.
James William Rayner, Miami County
Dec. 13, 1921, sixty days State Farm, fined
500 and costs, for violation of the liquor
LIFE TERM MAN
ASKS CLEMENCY
Samuel Robinson, Lawrence County
James Philip Shelby, Shelby County,
Jan. 8, 1922, eleven months State Farm,
and fined $50 for chicken stealing.
John NJ. Burris, Newton County, Oct.
20, 1919, two to fourteen years, assault
and battery to rape State Prison.
Joseph Pete, Delaware County, Dec.
IL, 1921, three months State Farm, hned
S250 violation of the liquor law.
County, Oct, 21, 1921, one to seven years,
false pretenses, Indiana Reformatory.
lobe Wolfe, Perry County, Dec. 0,
1921, fined $25, for SANDER.
Waiter Smith, Delaware County,
thirty days. 500 costs, violation liquor
Other cases to be reopened by the
board are those Of:
George Ballog. Lake County, July 9.