The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-04
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are reduced to the same rank. John
son, in commenting on the abolish
ment of the division, stated that the
budget will not finance the depart
ment and that prohibition enforce
ment VIII have to be handled by the
entire department.
Walter S. White, inspector of p0-
lice during the greater part OF the
past administration and reduced aft
er he engaged in a fight with Charles
Buck" Sumner, investigator for
Rskhoff, will be inspector of traffic.
Under Whites command will come
the motorcycle division, which Hal
stead will supervise as a sergeant.
and the accident prevention bureau.
Oscar w. Queisser, Rikhoff's secre-
tary, will have charge Of the motor
cycle division, with the rank OF
sergeant. He will be aided by Sergt.
Frank Owens. transferred from the
motorcycle division, and Sergt. Eu-
gene Shine, transferred from the
street traffic squad.
Kinney Reduced
A surprise was the announcement
that Michael ]. Glenn, traffic inspec-
tor, was to be made supervisor of
detectives. Jerry Kinney, active in
police work for forty years, and who
once was police chief, will be re-
duced from head of the detective de-
partment TO captain Of that division.
Fred Simon, captain, is reduced to
detective sergeant, as is Herman
Radamacher, lieutenant during the
past administration. John Mullin,
disposed of as head of the detective
department year ago after a run
in with Mayor Shank, is reduced to
patrolman. Edward Samuels is made
lieutenant as assistant to Captain
Kinney.
Mrs. Rachel Schwier will have
charge of policewomen, and the
women now assigned to juvenile
court and other policewomen win
work under her command at head
quarters.
Mrs. Anna Bruner, present in
formation clerk, is assigned as a
matron in Miss Mary Carltlon's
place and the three turkeys, Irwin
McClain, Scott Waughtell and julius
Reinking, remain at their posts.
Personnel of Department
The new police personnel is as
follows:
Inspector of police. Claude NJ.
Worley.
Inspector of traffic. Walter s.
White.
Supervisor of detectives, Michael
J. Glenn.
Captains, George winkler, George
Stone, Herbert Fletcher and Lewis
Johnson.
Lieutenants of Uniform Police
Arthur McGec, assigned to the
mayors office; Ralph Dean. Walter
Claffey, Fred winkler, Leonard B.
Forsythe. Victor Houston, Eugene
Eldridge and Fred Dr'nkut.
Sergeants Of Police
George Cox, Edward Deter, Curtis
Barge, Mrs. Rachel Schwier, Charles
Quack, Frank Hanley, Edward Helm,
Clifford Richter, John Eisenhut,
Orville Hudson, William Cox, VIII
liam Paulsel, John Richter. John
Sheehan, Warren Mcclure, William
Fields, Charles Russell, John Volder
auer, Patrick .O'Connor, William
Devef, and Daniel Cummings.
Motor Policemen
Earl Higgs. Emmert Englebright,
Otto Raasch, George L,ese, Jack
Small, William C. Robson, William
caldwell, William Albers, William
Norman, Peter Mause, Thomas Auls,
Charles Bernauer, William Engle
bright, Fred Oakley, William Fisher.
John Giles, Fred Hague, Raymond
Wachstetter, William Mueller, Jesse
Giles, Harry Schley, John Long,
Charles Weddell, c. o. Johnson,
Andrew Heller, Orvil Chitwood, Joe
Everson, Thomas Tague, Walter
Ferguson, Robert Hyland. Fred
Amsden, AIRY Powers, Louis Geiger,
Frank Seifert, Otto Petit, Otis Baker,
George Baker, Thomas Reidy, Rich
ard PRESLEY, and ST Glyndon Macy.
Turkeys
Irwin McClain, julius Reinking
and Scott Waugtell.
Matrons
Mrs. Lorena Fullilove, Mrs. Eliza
beth Denny and Mrs. Anna Bruner.
Detective Sergeants
Irving Hardy, Plez Jones. Charles
Brunfield, Edward Ball, Frank Fa-
gan, William Gillispie, Harley Reid,
Edward Schubert, Keller De Ros-
settle, Grover Hinton, Frank Finney,
Clarence Colder, Otto Mas, Glen
Mangus. John S. White, Fred ST.
mon, Jesse McMurtry, Herman Ra-
damacher, George Sneed, o. d.
Thomas, Michael Hines and Bert
Perrott.
Frank Reynolds. Timothy Glenn,
William Rugenstein, Herbert
Schrum, Harry Trick, John Marren,
Charles r. Peats. George e. Stew
art, Edward Trabue, C. E. Jordan,
Louis .Fossatti, Arthur Fields,
Thomas Barnaby, John Gaughan,
Ben Lansing, Patrick Roche, Harry
McGlenn, Noble Allen, Dennis Hou-
Than, Charles Go1nisch, William
Brickley, Harry Smith, Frank Rel.
", Donald Tooley, Edward Moore.
Harry Corners and William A.
Holtz.