The Indianapolis times. [volume], May 27, 1930, Home Edition, Page PAGE 7, Image 7

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MAY 27, 1930.
MAN SOUGHT IN
FATAL FIRE IS
HOTELSUICIDE
Anderson Suspect in Arson
Deaths of Three Ends
Life by Shooting.
Sought by officials of the state
fire marshal’s office in connection
■with an incendiary fire which caused
death of three persons at Anderson,
March 31, Otto Gooding, 50, of
Anderson, ended his life by shooting
himself in a downtown hotel room
late Monday.
He was found dead in the room
twenty minutes after he had regis
tered. Edgar Thompson, a Negro
employe, finding the body while
working.
No affidavits had been filed
against Gooding, according to Al
fred Hogston. state fire marshal, but
he was sought through two states
for questioning in the fire.
The blaze caused deaths of Mrs.
Mary Gooding, 68, an aunt of the
dead man; her sister, Mrs. Jennie
Rife. 62. and J. W. Moor, 62, a farm
laborer, when Mrs. Gooding’s house
was destroyed by fire early in the
morning of March 31.
The Madison county grand jury at
Anderson recently returned a ver
dict of accidental death in the
tragedy and announcement that the
state fire marshal’s office was con
tinuing investigations in belief the
fire was incendiary was not made
until after Gooding was found dead.
A note found in the hotel room
asked merely that an Anderson un
dertaker take charge of his body
and that the Odd Fellows lodge pro
vide his burial. He had $5 cash in
his pocket. Fire marshal’s office
officials had sought him in West
Virginia recently, but failed to lo
cate him.
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BUTLER IS PROMISED
AID OF FRATERNITIES
.Butler university was pledged
whole-hearted support in its efforts
to gain reinstatement in the North
Central Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools by nine Greek
letter fraternities at a meeting on
Monday night on the campus.
Fraternities pledging their support
are: Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Chi,
Delta Tau Delta, Lambda Chi Alpha,
Sigma Nu, Kappa Delta Rho, Delta
Alpha Pi, Tau Kappa Tau and Chi
Rho Zeta.
LIQUOR RULING
AIDS CITY MAN
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Rum Buyer Is Freed After
High Court Decision.
Angelo Donafrio, 1528 West
Twenty-sixth street, was free today
because a few hours before his
arraignment before United States
Commissioner John W. Kern, news
papers bore accounts of anew
United States supreme court liquor
ruling.
Donafrio admitted purchase of a
half-pint of liquor from Solomon
Grill, 1230 North West street, grocer,
in whose auto he was arrested when
Grill was captured by federal dry
agents Sunday night.
Walter O. Pritchard, Donafrio’s
attorney, produced a newspaper
story of th' ruling and moved for
dismissal of his client on grounds
that the high tribunal held the
purchaser of liquor no law violator,
and that lack of intent of sale re
moved a possession charge.
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