The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-20
200 WILL FACE
FEDERAL JUDGE;
JURY ADJOURNS
SO Indictments Returned by
u. S. Panel in Final
Report.

Preparations for arraignment of
approximately 200 persons, indicted
by the federal grand jury, at 10
a. m. March were being made to-
day by Albert Ward, United States
district attorney.
The grand jury adjourned late
Tuesday after returning a final re-
port containing eighty three .indict-
ments, bringing the total number of
indictments returned during the ses-
sion to 143
One of the indictments charged
Fred pickles. O'Roark, former In
dianapolis policeman, with main
tanning a nuisance at his soft drink
parlor, BOT Agnes street. John Muir
ply, alleged to be his bartender,
also was indicted.
Embezzlenent Charges
Lloyd Nelson, former cashier of
the First National bank, Nilroy,
Ind. was charged with embezzle-
ment. Fred Hartman, formerly of
indianapolis, was arrested for
breaking into Indianapolis street
and apartment mail boxes. Myron
A. Bunting, Richmond, was indicted
for motor theft. A second con-
spiracy indictment against Bunting
also named Fred Jay and Harry
Jay, Richmond. Bunting was given
a six months sentence for motor
theft in federal court less than a
year ago, Ward said.
Indianapolis liquor defendants
named: George A. McHenry, 1882
North Alabama street; Carl
Wetzel, 1880 East Twenty-fifth
street; Cornelius Jorman, 925
Roache street; James Jordan, Den
I'll Stalker and William Hamlin,
1116 North Capitol avenue; Denny
Cox and Lando King, 846 South
Capitol avenue; Charles Ball, 226
West Wyoming street; Nina House,
1927 Bellefontaine street: James H.
Netherington, 1717 Kentucky avenue.
Edward j. Pohlman, 416 East
Michigan street; Mrs. Grace Sims,
$40 North Meridian street; Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Burris, 512 North
Meridian street; Ford Taylor, 2731
North Capitol avenue; Mrs. Nora
Green, $50 East DAILY street; Pat
Uberto, 3797 Prospect street; Elmer
Duggan, Daddy's Inn barbecue
stand; Roy Anderson. and Stanley
Sanders, 1885 North Arsenal av-
enue; Joseph Jaradina, Bud and
Mrs. Lillian Phillips. 100 East
North street, and Peter and Mrs.
Mary Estrate. 723 Temperance
avenue.
Others Indicted
A numer Of Terre Haute persons
were named on liquor charges. They
included: Frank E. Meharry, Harry
Hall, Mrs. Anna Purcell, Harry Pur-
cell, John Hines, George Turner,
Otto Graves, Leslie Mckinney, Will
liam DeHart, Jesse Sims, John
Boyce, David Shorter, Milo Reedy,
Emil Beckemeier, Thomas j. Wat
son, Frank Clark, Mrs. Katherine
Clark, John Hutchinson, Andy Bal
teau, Thomas Harlow, Harry Large,
Henry link, Alex Chatlos, Mrs.
Molly Chatlos, Alex Bianchini, Mrs.
Josephine Bianchine, Thomas Kelly,
Edward Wyatt, Paul Rollins and
John Wagner.
Others indicted included: Ernest
Platt, Richmond, liquor; Ernest
Kohl, Fayette county, liquor; Ivan
Hill, Knox county, liquor; Tony
Strathman, Orange county, liquor;
Lawrence Johnson and Robert
Rem, Clarksville, liquor; John and
Mrs. Margaret Oberting, Lawrence
burg, liquor; Jacob Keibler, New Al
bany, liquor; Jacob Dick, Dubois
county, liquor; Sylvester Wander
schmidt, Vanderburg county, liquor;
Claude S. Hoal and Loren McClung
of Charleston, w. Va, and Attica,
Ind, motor theft; DR.. Lee o. Will
liams and Robert Reeves, Vincennes,
narcotics; Edward Robert Fell and
Carl Clayton, Toronto, Canada, mo-
tor theft; Frank Ray, Bedford, |
liquor.