The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-29

Aug. 26, and other unknown per-
sons, beginning Jan. /, 1926, and
continuing until return of the in
dictment, to transport and cause
to be transported, and to receive,
conceal, store, barter, sell and dis
pose of automobiles, knowing that
the automobiles had been stolen.
Twenty-three overt acts are listed.
They include:
Feb. /, McNay took possession of
Lincoln sedan.
Feb. 7, Harold Libowitz made ap-
plication for certificate of title for
Buick sedan.
March Z, Traugott signed his
name on back of q check.
Nov. 8, Binzer drove stolen
Packard sedan from indianapolis
to Terre Haute.
Jan. IS. 1928, Elmer Sussman sold
stolen Packard coupe to Max
Goldberg.
Jan, Is, Wolf and Harry Sussman
took possession of g La Sale coupe
stolen in Cleveland.
Dec. 80, 1927. Smith and fugi-
tive went to Office of McNay and
talked to him.
Dec. 81, Smith took possession of
Cadillac sedan stolen at Cleye-
land.
March 1, 1923, the Wohlfelds took
possession of a Cadillac coupe stolen
in Chicago.
Jan. %, 1928, Wolf sussman re-
ceived a $1,500 check from Traugott
& Co., signed by Harry Susman.
May z, 1928, Mr. and Mrs. Jones
drove a La Sale coupe.
Feb. 10, Bertram Libowitz drove
stolen Buick.
Dec. "a, 1927, Smith took possess
sion of q Cadillac sedan.
Jan. 16, Harry Sussman took pos
session of a La Sale coupe; same
day Wolf Sussman took possession
Of a stolen car.
Jan. 80, Laffey took possession Of
a stolen car.
LibOwitz Named In Bill
Libowitz, in a separate indict-
ment, is named in connection with
a Buick sedan, stolen from william
T. Hudson, Cleveland.
Binzer is indicted separately for
transporting and receiving a Pack
ard sedan stolen from Joseph Hal
Ter, Detroit.
Smith is named in three counts,
charging transportation, receiving
and conspiracy in connection with
a Cadillac sedan stolen from David
Wolpaw, Cleveland.
Overt acts charge Smith, about
Jan. II, 1928, made application for
certificate of title on the car; took
possession of car Dec. "a, 1927; somd
person, about Jan. /, 1928, changed
motor number from 148,652 to 14S,-
TIL, and about Jan. 13, Smith in.
dorsed his name on back of a 5000
check.
Laffey is indicted jointly with Mr..
and Mrs. Jones, the indictment con-
corning a La Sale coupe stolen from
Abe L. Goldberger, Cleveland,
Six Acts Charged
Six overt acts charge that May 7,
1928, Laffey delivered the car to the
couple; that about Jan. 81, Laffey
recorded assignment of the certi-
f1cate of title and made application
for a certificate; May 7, Laffey re-
ceived sum of money from Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones in connection with trans
fer of the car; they made applica-
tion for certificate of title; they took
possession of the car
Three counts in one indictment
name Traugott, Harry and Elmer
SuSsman for transportation and re-
ceiving Packard coupe stolen from
Mrs. Elizabeth Parrish, Cleveland.
Six overt acts are charged.
A La Sale coupe stolen from Cora
N. Schwartz, Cleveland, is charged
against Harry and Wolf Sussman in
a separate indictment.
The six overt acts charge that on
Jan. 16 Wolf Sussman drew $1,000
check, Harry examined the car, and
Wolf talked to some unknown per-
son about the car, and Harry took
possession Of the car,