The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-02

atiOnal news which has appeared IN
eral Andrews had instructed his
men to nab the big boys" Low
dens sleuths will sniff for half pints
as we'll as gallons.
Maj. August Heise, charged with
using third degree methods by Con-
gresham La Guardia, lost his post
as an assistant administrator. An
investigation of the charge was I'M
der way but Lowden acted before
it was finished.
The upshot of the row was that
Prohibition Supervisor Chester P.
Mills, a defender of Heise, resigned
and promised Startling revela-
tons"
In Wisconsin, the Senate passed a
bill legalizing home brewing so far
as State statutes are concerned
The Governor is expected to sign it.
The Indiana Supreme Court dealt
drastic blow at super-snoopers.
Search warrants in liquor cases
based only upon belief, are not
valid.
Attorney General Gilliom found a
legal loophole, however, and has in
structed prosecutors throughout the
State how to "get around" the Su-
preme Courts ruling.
Meanwhile, beer is selling in On
tario at approximately 5 cents a
glass, and the province is prepared
for a record breaking tours season.
Stephenson's Affairs,
Stephenson, from his prison cell,
simultaneously held five spotlights
Friday, but did nothing.
The charities board report was
made public. It exonerated prison
officials of his charges.
Prison trustees sitting as a pardon
board took up his plea for a 90-day
parole, and denied 1t.
His attorneys argued an appeal in
Supreme court from La Porte ST.
perior court, where he was denied
writ of habeas corpus freeing him
from prison.
Prosecutor Remy failed to get ex-
cited after Stephenson's attorney
conveyed news to him that the pris-
oner would "tell ALL"
Newspaperrnen were permitted to
interview Stephenson. He said he
had been double crossed" but re-
vealed no political corruption
secrets as promised. Trustees say
he will be given more chances to
talk if officials care to listen.
Actors and Actresses
John Drew, who has been hover
ing between life and death for two
weeks, is still critically ill.
Dorothy Mackaye was convicted
of attempting to conceal the man
ner Of her husbands death. Paul
Kelly was found guilty Of man
slaughter in connection with the
death several weeks ago.
When film producers announced
that all salaries would be trimmed
10 per cent, a voluminous howl went
up from the stars, and the bosses
lost their nerve. They have backed
down, temporarily, at least.
DR.. John Roach Straton, who has
been called New York's greatest
vaudeville actor, is launching new
war on the devil, modernism, and
editors.
DR.. Straton is incensed because
some deacons quit when his son had
a spiritual visitation" in church.
Sapiro, Cook, yanzetti
A new trial of Aaron Sapiro's
$1,000,000 libel suit against Henry
Ford and the Dearborn Independent
will begin Sept. IL, says the judge.
DR.. Frederick A. Cooks case is
being prepared for United States
Supreme Court consumption. He is
serving term in Leavenworth Fed
eral penitentiary for using the mails
to defraud.
Nicola Sacco and Bartelomoo
Vanzetti, awaiting execution while
thousands plead their cause, were
granted thirty-day respite. They
have been moved to the Mas
sachusetts State prison. The Gov
errors three advisors, President
Lowell of Harvard, and Stratton of
Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology, and former Judge Robert
Grant, are expected to open irss
dependent Investigations of the case
soon.
Comet, Eclipse, Heat
The Pons- Winneke comet has
been seen by persons who were will
ing to stay UP late for the spcst.
On Wednesday England and