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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21
NET TIGHTENS
IN SHAW CASE
Continued From Page u

piece Of testimony to the defense was
brought out by Henry.
Shaw made no attempt to secrete
the watch and ring when he showed
them to you. did he?" Henry asked.
Yes. he did" Kelley answered EN-
phatically.
Kelley denied that he had ever been
convicted in any Marion County court
or that he was engaged in bootleg
ging.
Jerry Sykes. 20, colored, 81s n. West
St. who does porter work" at Ora
hams poolroom in Indiana Ave, was
the next witness.
He detailed how ne pawned the
watch for Kelley.
DO you know James Kelley and
John Shawl" Remy asked Sykes.
Yes was the reply
ION Wednesday night. Nov. 2S, did
you see Kelley and shawn"
New Crystal Put On
Yes. They had a watch and ring.
Kelley gave the ring back TO Shaw and
kept the watch and Shaw told him to
have a crystal put in IT,"
Did you see that watch AGAIN."
Yes. The coming Friday night.
after he SHAW went to the jewelry
store and got it out. He gave it to
me"
What did you do?"
Il carried it to the pawn shop.
got 81 on it."
The defense objected to all attempts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21
WAR VETS BODY
RECOVERED FROM
RUINS OF FLAMES
Two Others May Die as Re-
suit of Fire Which Destroys
Rooming House,

BIZ United Press
KOKOMO, Ind. Dec. 21.-One Ital-
ian was burned to death and two
others were probably fatally burned
in a fire which destroyed the home of
Leo Zembuto. in the factory district
here, early today.
The charred body Of Charles Riolo,
IS, roOmer at the ZambutO home.
was taken from the ruins Of the
house.
Zambuto and another roomer, John
PARSE, %, received burns which ply
sicians believe will prove fatal in es-
Gaping from the burning structure.
Zambuto is 80 years old.
There is no fire protection in the
district where ZambutO's home was
located. The small frame house
burned like timber, and rescuers who
attempted to enter the house to rescue
Riolo were driven back by the heat
1t is believed he was overcome by
smoke and did not hear the shouts of
the other two men when they d1scOv-
cred the fire.
Riolo was a veteran Of the World
War. and came here from Chicago 4
short time ago.
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TO kidnap Grover Bergdoll, draft
dodger, who has taken refuge in Ger
many.
Nearly 5000 petitions have been re-
ceived by The Times. If you care
to sign the appeal. send it to the
Editor of The Times, Indianapolis
If you care to circulate a petition,
paste it at tho head of a sheet of pa
per.
Thk petitions are hsing sent to
Washington by the es:tor.
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mo CHARLES E. HUGHES, Secretary of State:
We most respectfully request that the American Gov
employ its good offices bring about the release
of Corlss Hoover Gri from the German prison which he
has been sentenced
Since the processes of justice have been completed in
his feel that Government nay with pro-
priety intervene for his release modification of his
In this connection recall the noble efforts by
Government in behalf of Edith Cave after
ton.
Signed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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POISON PILLS A MYSTERY
Husband Tells Wife of Swallowing
Tablets, but He Survives.

Despite a confessed poison suicide
attempt. police said. Murray Talbot.
40. city, has been apparently I'M
harmed, city hospital authorities
agreed TODAY. Mrs. Grace Talbot,
1916 N. Pennsylvania ST., told police
her husband, from whom she is sepa-
rated, visited her home and after
walking into the kitchen returned and
told her he had just swallowed poison
tablets. Police say this is Talbotts
second attempt.
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X app, general
manager Capitol Transfer Company,
second vice president; Lyon Liston,
freight and passenger agent Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad. third vice
president; S. c. Harrington, CONNER
cial agent of the c., I. & ". Railroad,
secretary treasurer; ]. G. Thomas,
local freight agent OF the c, l. & w.
Railroad, Y B. SharLts. district traf-
fc agent Of the Nickel Plate Railroad;
H. L. Smith. freight and traffic agent
of the Monon Railroad; E. p. Fisher,
freight and passenger agent Of the
Santa Fe Railroad; Charles OF. gen
eral superintendent S. NJ. Bixby Com
pany, were named governors for two
years. William PaschO. freight and
passenger agent of the c.. NJ. st. P.
Railroad, was elected governor for one
year.
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Among petitions received by The
Times asking the United States Gov
eminent to Use its good offices in in
ducing the German government to re-
lease Corliss Hoover Griffis from
prison. in Germany. is one signed by
thirty five members of Hoosier Post
No. GA of Indianapolis, Veterans Of
Foreign Wars.
Griffis, former American Army Of
fcer. is serving sentence of twenty
one months on a charge Of attempting
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Methodist Minister succumbs

BIZ Times Special
NOBLESVILLE. Ind. Dec. 21--The
body Of the Rev. Albert J. Hiatt ar
rived here today from Roanoke. Va,
where he died Thursday. Funeral
services will he held Saturday
The Rev. Mr.. Hiatt spent his early
life in this locality. He was identi-
fed with the Methodist Church in
Ohio. having held charges at Piqua.
Columbus, GAINESVILLE and Wheeling.
". Va.
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to have Sykes describe the watch or
Identify it as the one which Remy
handed him. The objection was over
ruled.
Sykes was cross-examined by c. II.
Thurston. attorney for the defense.
Are you sure this is the same
watch?" Thurston asked.
Yes. sir" Sykes answered.
rs not your real business boot
iegging?"
No. sir"
Sykes was dismissed then. but later
was recalled TO the stand. He iden-
titled the ring which is on exhibit as
the one ne saw in Shaw's possession.
Nov. %.
Considerable delay in taking evil
denca was encountered all morning
due to numerous technical objections
interposed by two colored attorneys
retained by Shaw's sister. Mrs. Roy
Gill. 1918 +. Maryland ST.
Richard Garnett. colored, 401 W.
Pratt St, employed at the Kngan
Packing Company, next took abe
stand.
DO you know Shawl" Remy
asked.
YES, sir" Garrett answered.
"On the evening Of Tuesday. Nov.
q, did you see Shaw"
Seen Playing Pool
Yes. At Archie Greenhouses pool
room. He was playing pool. He said
he was waiting for John Johnson"
What did they do
Shaw said Let's get in the car and
go down on Senate Ave-
What kind Of machine did Shaw
have that night?"
Kind Of an old lookin' car"
Then what did you do?"
I'VE bought a couple OF drinks Of
mule Then we got in the car and
went back to the MCnon poolroom,
after we had picked up fellow
named Fred Grady. We got ~out and
they drove off with the car-Shaw
and Grady, shortly after 10 O'Clock.
That was the last I saw Of him that
night"
"On Wednesday night, Noy. 2s. did
you see Shawl"
Yes. At Joker Young's poolroom,
the Monon. John Johnson and Kelley
were with him."
Garnett testified that he saw Kelley
and Johnson talking over a watch
and ring with Shaw. He said that
Shaw showed him the watch and that
he saw the ring on Cora Lee Smiths
finger, in the Golden West cafe, that
evening.
Johnson, a small, colored young
man. with his hair slicked back close
to his head. and with a gold tooth
showing prominently, caused a ripple
of laughter when he started to take
a seat alongside Judge Collins in
stead of the regular witness chair.
Testimony Is Repeated
He corroborated to a great degree
testimony of other State witnesses.
The night of the murder he said he
met Shaw and Garnett at the Great
house pOOlroom.
Shaw invited us to take a drink.
After this we rode in Shaw's car to
yellow Johns on Senate Ave- he
testified. I'VE bought some white
{ mule lnefe ana lOue dIOuuu dWHiiSt
getting back to Greenhouses at about
9:45."
what time did Shaw leave?"
Remy asked.
About 10 o'clock"
How did he leave?"
About half drunk"
After objections by Shaw's at
torneys the answer was ordered
stricken from the record by Judge
Collins.
The next night. Nov. rs, he said he
met Shaw and others again.
Shaw gave us a drink of white
mule" he said, and told me he had
something to show me:
What did he show YOU" Remy
a. ked.
"A white gold cluster ring and
watch"
''Sghat conversation did you have
with him
II asked him how he got them and
he wouldn't tell me-"
johnson identified Mrs. Whelchel's
ring as the one Shaw had @AAwn him.
He said he had Maid little attention
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Endorsement

The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
Hoosier Post No. 625, is on rec
ord today favoring an increase
Of wages for postal employees,
realizing the inadeqUacy of the
present wage" says the Wash
ingtOn PUreau OF The Times.
The resolution was signed by
Mrs. Mildred Dake of the press
committee and sent to Wash
ington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21
ST. LOUIS BANK
CLOSES ITS DOORS
Cashier Admits Irregularities
in Accounts,
BIZ United Press

By United Press
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. 21.-The
Chippewa Bank, capitalized at $780,
900 with deposits of $2,489,1 1871, closed
it's doors today. A State bank ex-
aminer took over the books on re-
quest Of the board of directors.
Cashier ]. S. Carr has admitted 1r-
Irregularities in the accounts Of the
institution,
Carr has already made restitution
Of $4,000 and is ready to turn over
his entire personal fortune Of $780,
600 to cover any discrepancies.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21
Michigan City Man Missing

BY UnlIed FTeS6
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Dec FL
A search is being conducted for KEEL
vim Doherty, manager of the Con-
sumers Coal Company here, who has
been missing since Monday noon last.
Mrs. Phoebe Dewitt Doherty. his
bride of three weeks, didn't notify
the police Of her husbands disappear
ance until Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21

4 EOAlS mas dCCOlAa-
Pushed a great
deal in eliminating
this spirit" sail
+. A. Doebber,
traffic manager of
the Citizens Gas
Company today.
He was elected
president Of the
TT fic Clu b
Thursday night 1t
the SEVERN.
Others elected:
B w. Fredel-
burg, commercial
agent Of the Hi
n lis Central Rail
rlad, first vice
r1T,asidpOt w d
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also Of Chicago, changed his plea Of
not guilty to guilty on charges Of
Illegal possession of liquor. He was
fined $500 by Judge Albert 3. An
derson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21
Tire Prints Tally

Oberting testified the print Of the
tire pattern was the same as that on
Shaws car held at police headquar-
ters.
Oberting said he found Mrs. Wheel
chefs hat, recognized 1t. and called the
police. He also notified her father,
Francis Hager Jr.. with whom she
lived.
The father identified his daughters
ring and watch. He said his daugh-
ter had lived with him since her
husband was killed in an accident
eight months ago. She left home at
1880 the night of the murder. he said.
Mrs. Ethel Wood, 631 N. Capitol
Ave. testified Mrs Whelchel danced
an hour at the Lyric ballroom that
night, leaving alone at Il.
Mrs. Laura Anderson. 1916 Brook
side Ave. proprietor of the Rainbow
Beauty Shop, where Mrs. Whelchel
worked, said she met her alone at
1115 between the Lyric ard Wash
ington st. on Illinois St.
Mrs. Ruth Maurer, 1901 S. East ST.,
testified she found Mrs. Whelchels
the next morning. The groun dshowed
evidence Of a struggle, both she and
Oberting said.
Walter McCarty. 50 Layman Ave.
testified to finding her necklace at the
bridge. State attempted to introduce
pictures a photographer took of the
scene there, but was overruled.
Roy Cobb. 33 S. Taft St., testified
he found Mrs. Whelchel's pocketbook
on Rockville road a mile from the
bridge and gave 1t to police John
Lonigan, 16 Richland ST., testified he
found it first. took a pen from it and
threw 1t away.
Herschen Miller, Western Union
lineman. testified to finding the body
face down In the mud between the
double tracks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21
LEGION STAND APPROVED
Parry Stephenson Post Commends
Attitude on Adjusted Compensation.

Determined stand of'the State and
national officers of the American
Legion for adoption by Congress Of
the adjusted compensation plan, was
commended in resolutions adopted by
Parry Stephenson Post.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21

Organization 0verCOmeS Old
Opposition, He Says,

For many years opposition pre-
vailed between the shippers and car
riers. The Traffic Club of Indian
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21
TRAINS TO
OPERATE ON VANDALIA
Service VIII Be Started, Between
Frankfort and Terre Haute.

By Times Special
CRAWFORDSVILL Ind, The
Vandalia Railroad will operate
gasoline motor trains for passenger
service between Frankfort and Terre
Haute, beginning early in January,
Dan Mahoney, local agent today an
nounced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21
KU-KLUX OFFICIAL
WAITSFOR VERDICT
Jury Deciding Whether Phil
Fox Was Insane.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 21.-Phil E.
Fox, Ku-Klux Khan publicity director
on trial charged with killing w. S.
Coburn, today awaited calmly for the
jury's verdict. The Jurors We're de-
Gliding whether Fox was insane when
he shot the leader OF the Simmons fac
ton Of the internal war or committed
murder to prevent exposure OF alleged
Illicit relations with women.
The courtroom was packed at the
night session when Solicitor General
John A Boyken began his address to
the jury. Boykin ridiculed Fox 5
claim that he heard the voice Of God
commanding him TO Kill Coburn and
said instead it was the voice Of
hell"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21

215 E. Thirty Fourth ST., will dance,
and Camilla Conover, 8, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry COnover, 1415
Hoyt Ave, will sing.
When Madame Pavlowa appeared
in Indianapolis Dec. 8, Marthadoris
danced for her
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21

D. NJ. Conroy. business manager
of the Mason City Globe-Gazette at
Mason City, Iowa, committed suicide
Thursday night by asphyxiation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21

Large insurance companies are con-
sidering Withdrawing protection from
banks in outlying districts because Of
large number Of rObberies, according
TO officials of National Surety Com
pany at Kansas City
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21

Senate inquiry into leasing of Tea
pot Dome was resumed today after
Jesse LivermOre. stock broker, was
located TO go on the witness stand.
Livermore handled negotiations for
lease of the dome.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21

TO the watch and was unable TO iden-
tify 1t.
On cross examination by Shaw's at
torneys he said thar the night of the
murder Shaw, himself and other mem
bers OF the party had taken three or
four drinks each"
Night Session Probable
A session probably will be held to-
night In an effort to conclude the
trial by Christmas. Judge Collins said
It was thought the State Will con
clude It's side of the case today
Fifteen witnesses were introduced
Thursday by the prosecutor. Details
of the abduction Of Mrs. Whelchel
after she ahghted from a Garfield
Park street car about 11;45 p. m.
Nov. q at Iowa and East SITS. were
related.
That Mrs. Whelchel was dead when
hurled from the overhead bridge and
that the left leg was broken above
the knee in the fall was testified by
Deputy Coroner Walter s. Givan.
Death was caused by beating with a
blunt instrument on the head. he said
Van Richie. 1887 S. East ST., mo-
torman Of the car. said he knew Mrs
Whelchel by sight He saw her alieht
at the corner. which Ia about two and
a half blocks from her home. An
automobile. which had followed the
car two blocks, was stoppepd beside
the car. he said. His car left Illinois
and Washington SITS. about 1920. he
testified.
Frank Oberting, auto salesman, 1929
S. East St, testified he was awakened
by screams which he thought"
sounded like the voice of Mrs. WHEEL
chel. whom he had known for eight
years. Following the third he heard
an auto door slam. Jumping to a
window from his bed he said. ne saw
an old Ford touring car zig-zagging
down Iowa st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21

Lee Davis who recently lost his
memory was identified in Chicago
Thursday through use of hypnotism.
as Leonard DenisOn, of Mansfield.
Ohio.
On a bet Of SIS ,00O, Capt. Albert J.
Duken, Chicago. is going into the
south seas to bring back proof there
are fish which can climb trees.
Elsier La MAZE, charged in his
wife's sensational suit for divorce
with attempting TO sell her TO a negro
FOR $500 600. will be prosecuted to
limit, Federal authorities at Los
Angeles declare.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21
From
Far and Near

Henry Ford's name will appear on
the Progressive ballot in Nebraska,
Secretary of State Poole announced
today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-21

Uniform in quality, fresh roasted
daily. Just what is needed to fill
the requirements of our stores
every day, that's why you always
get it fresh. Not packed for
weeks before it reaches your
table.
, 1923-05-29
NEW PREMIER IS
named To HEAD
Prime Minister Baldwin
Is Nominated by
Lord Curzon.

LONDON. May s9-By Tho Assoo&
ated Pressl-Prime Minister Stnnfey
Baldwin was chosen leader OF the con-
servatives at a party meeting Lord
Curzon who presided. moved tho eloe-
ton of Mr. Baldwin MS leader OF tho
party in s~uccesslon to Mr.. Bonar law
Tho foreign s~ccrotary's speech feiieita-
ted both tho party and tho primo MIN
ster on the choice.
Tho services rendered by Mr.. Bonar
Law as leader Of tho party were rec
ogntzad by a special vote OF thanka-
Prime minister Baldwin Expressed
his thanks TO tho party repressonta-
tive and voiced tho hope that no one
would throw any more fagEots on
tho fro" which he said he certainly
would not 10 II was his conviction.
ne added, that there would DO com
plets unity within no party soon
, 1923-05-29
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ated Press)-shr Iaming Worthington
Evans. secretary for war in the cabi-
net OF David Lloyd George. has nc
copied the office of postmaster Een-
eral under Prime Minister Stanley
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OF tho group, including Austen Cham
beriain. which went into 'ths wider
neas' at the time of the conservative
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tho premiership.
, 1923-05-29

FOR NO

LONDON. May 2s.-Auztsn Chm
berlain's letter 10 his constituents IN
which he says that Premier Baldwin
did not ask his help IN forming tho
ministry. has caused a ~sensation- It
IN generally beloved that thu letter
has dcepened tho cleavage within tho
conservative party. which II was hopd
the change of premiership would re-
move
, 1923-05-29

banneo at $50 Pc month This property In rented - 100 or month.
x7,V w r EEALrY special NO 7I-ooed little home . South
n ;gs in tn alley; Prize 81 zoe, $500 cash. balance SIS per month
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL No. 6s-Shoe repair shop On
truly located; u equipment ana supplies goes The rent In very req
pointment
East Second street; close in This place IS strictly modern, O the pave
nent N could no be better located. II tho ciy continues to nov mi
Second street in tho next year as last rs It n the last, this property
should he in tho $4,000 class Pdce today 81, 500 Sc 900 VIII handle
, 1923-05-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of
7. c. H~oIlingsvorth,
Deceased.

Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that ieb-
ters of Administrator with the win
annexed were on the 26th day OF
May, 1928 granted to the under
signed in the above estate, and all
persons having claims against the
said estate T hereby required to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers for allowance, TO the un-
dersiRned at the office Of Geo. w
Ferguson, rooms 1928 Townsend
Bldg, Casper, Wyoming, within six
months after the date Of said let
ters, or they may be precluded from
any benefit from such estate. and il
such claims DO not exhibited with
in one year from the date Of said
letters, they will be forever barred
Dated May &c, 1923.
E. NJ ELLITH0RPE,
Administrator with the WIN An
nexed.
Publish May 20, June 5, IL and 10.
! 1928.
, 1923-05-29
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Threeroom frame dwelling. furuhhsa; arux lecrerd IN South
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T1reeroom houseF ms runEe N heater connected; garage; chicken
Sheds il special assessments paid; price $3.50; terms II desired: To-
Gated o South Poplar.
Frveroom house. garase, chicken oops, forty chickens; located on
North Washington: prce $500; terms. $500 cash. balance monthly.
Threeroom house with bath. gnraEe situated on nice largo lot
facing on Yellowstone avenue and East B street; price SO 500; terms $500
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Fourroom house with enclosed porch. located on East Second
streets excellent location; price 1880.
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, 1923-05-29
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-Lots No 1 and 2, IN
block II Capital FIJI addition; 90
fsat on Lincoln street, -CpavementG 81
feet ON u. First street; 90 feet on
Railroad avenue; 100 feet on alley,
this property has two four-room
houses. with sewer, gas, water and
llghtE close In: good business site
or can DO divided into two residential
lots. best buy in tho city today. Prioe
$1,000: terms can be had on part Call
at SIT T.. First.
, 1923-05-29
BUSINESS CHANCES


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