Indiana daily times. [volume], April 29, 1920, Home Edition, Page 5, Image 5

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■ANKERS FAVOR
K ‘BLUE SKY’ LAW
Kane Legislation to Curb Wild
Speculation Encouraged.
Central Indiana bankers will stand be
hind a movement for the enactment of a
sane "blue sky” law.
Their position was emphasized, follow
ing an address delivered by D. W. Breed
of Breed. Elliott & Harrison before group
four of the Indiana Bankers’ association
at a meeting last night In the Chamber
of Commerce.
A fraudulent promotion is born of a
demand for certain classes of securities
wthch appear to interest the public and
offer hone of fabulous returns, Mr. Breed
said.
"‘The basic theory of the ‘blue sky’
law will be found to have reference to
securities which have no past perform
ance or investment record, whicn are
subject to free estimates and unlimited
promises.” said Mr. Breed.
“The purpose should be definitely ex
pressed as solely to discover and elimi
nate or prosecute such persons or cor
poration as may intend or accomplish
the sale of security by means of decep
tive statements.”
stress upon truth in advertising
l*aud judicious use of advertising space in
building up good-will or business, was
urged by Merle Sideaer. president of the
Sidener-Yan Riper Advertising Com
pany, in a talk on "Advertising as a
Bankable Asset.”
R. W. Aiken of Snlllivan, president of
the Indiana Bankers’ association, urged
the same steadfast loyalty in the man
agement of business affairs as mani
fested toward the government during the
world war.
STRIKE SHOWS
LITTLE CHANGE
Switchmen Say They Are Still
on ‘Vacation*.
Railroad officials reported the strike
situation in Indianapolis unchanged to
day.
More embargoes have been lifted or
modified In various parts of the coun
try, according to information reaching
Indianapolis, but railroad officials say
this action will have little effect here.
At the headquarters of the switchmen,
who are on a “vacation,” it was said that
they are sitting tight.
A message was received from Chicago
to the effect that members of the gov
ernment wage commission are on their
way to that city.
Club to Banquet
50 New Members
Fifty new members will dine at the
Transportation club's banquet at the
Hotel Severin tonight
F. B. Iluxnst-jn, president, will pre
side.
Speakers will include E. I. Lewis,
chairman public service commission, and
C. Cameron, geutral freigni agent,
r*nois Central.
The ntw members will make the club
membership about
Commissioners Take
Up Bounty on Wolf
The county commissioners today took
up the request of Sanford Beagle that
be given *2O as bounty for killing
semale wolf on the P. L. Masters farm
V\ Casileton, Ind.
V -<immissioners also were told that
,T. V> found seven cubs of
the woi a briar patch on the Masters
farm
Farmers in vicinity of the Masters
farm have organized to capture tLe male
wolf, which ha-- been seen near Castle
ton.
Woman Hurt in Crash
Reported Recovering
Physicians at the Methodist hospital
mated today that Ella Connally. luiti
North Meridian street, had r-giinel
consciousness and would recover from
'otelvcd Tuesdgv when a • .-m-
UWmoMIe and a -t eel car collided at
Illinois and Ninereeitb streets.
No repori cf the a.-idem reache 1 the
i palico until las* ntti.
WOTE FOR
John W. Friday
{Democratic candidate for Represent
atlve, Tuesday, May 4.
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‘AVENOO’ GAMES
RUN WIDE OPEN
(Continued From Page One.)
will not carry the name of a candidate
for county surveyor.
In numerous cases the names of can- i
didates for precinct committeemen and J
delegates to the state convention will I
not appear on the ballots because there j
are no contests.
LONN COMES OUT FOR
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Arthur E. Lonn. vice president of the
Great Western Manufacturing Company
of Laporte. has announced his candidacy
for the republican nomination for lieu
tenant governor
Mr. Lonn served in the army during
the war with the rank of major.
HARDING INCREASES
LEAD IN OHIO
COLUMBUS, 0.. April 20. -Official fig
ures will be necessary to determine
whether William H. Boyd. Gen. Wood j
supporter, defeated Harry M. Daugherty,
Harding candidate, in Ohlo'a preferential
primary, Tuesday, the secretary of sta:e
declared today.
Returns today indicated bther Hard
ing “big four” candidates —Myron T.
Herrick. Mayor John Galvin of Cincin
nati and former Gov. Frank B. Willis j
pulled through.
Practically complete unofficial returns
today in the Boyd-Daugherty race gave
Wood's candidate 104,506 and Daugherty :
103.054.
These returns gave Harding nearly a j
17.000 plurality over Wood.
The vote stood: Harding 124,528, and j
Wood mm
The bulk of the 30.000 written-in votes j
go to Senator Johnson and Herbert
Hoover.
Wood captured eight district delegates
and Harding thirty-six. according to to- j
day's returns.
JOHNSON TO DEMAND
NEW JERSEY RECOUNT
NEW YORK. April 29.—A recount of j
votes in the New Jersey primary will j
be demanded by managers of Senator
Hiram Johnson's campaign, it was an- j
nounced here today following a confer- j
ence of Johnson leaders, as result of
charges by supporters of Senator Hiram
Johnson in that state that he was
“robbed" in several counties.
With eighty of the 2.005 districts miss
ine today. Wood was leading Johnson by .
602.
The charges were voiced by William P.
Verdon, republican leader in Hoboken. ]
who said today that if Johnson had not
been robbed he would have carried the
state by "10.000 to 15.000.”
He was expected to present a formal
report to the Johnson managers, who
admitted they personally were ignorant
of the basis for the charges.
“It is very significant, that belated
reports from outlying districts, which
should have heen first to complete their
count, were turned in at times when
Johnson threatened Wood's apparent
lead," Verdon said.
BORAH, HERE, RAPS
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Assailing the league of nations coven'int
as an attempt to abridge American In
dependence. Senator William E. Rorah
of Idaho spoke at Tomlinson hall last
night, asking support of the candidacy of
Senator Hiram W. Johnson of California
for the republican nomination for the
presidency.
He declared that for the last fifteen
months Senator Johnson has heen one of
the "irreconcilables" In the “great fight
for American independence.”
Senator Borah attacked especially Art!
cles 10 and 11 of the covenant.
He said Article 10 pledges American
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soldiers to defend other countries against
external aggression and to preserve their
territorial integrity.
Article 11, he said, makes it possible
for the league council to order American
sollders to preserve peace in the eveflt
war is theratedend.
He said that the league covenant as it
stands contains none of the things which
President Wilson said It must contain
before it would be accepted by tlie United
States.
In advocating the nomination of Sena
tor Johnson, Senator Borah said that
Johnson Is an advocate of the doctrines
of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson,
Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roose
velt.
He also advocated the curtailment of
expenditures in Washington.
In speaking of the contention of John
son’s opponents that he is a radical, Sen
ator Borah said that a radical these days
“is a man who believes in preserving this
republic.”
Senator Johnson will speak at Tomlin
son hall Saturday night, instead of at the
Coliseum, as originally announced.
Senator Warren G. Harding Will speak
at the Marion club Saturday night.
JAIL CLEANUP IS
PROMISED BY ULERY
Promises that the vermin will be
cleaned from the cells of the Marlon
county jail, were made by Clarence J.
Ulerv. candidate for the nomination for
sheriff subject to the republican pri
mary, who addressed employes of the
Prest-O-Lite Company at noon today.
Ulerv also promised humane treat
ment of prisoners and denounced the ays
tern of money making indulged in by
Robert Miller, present sheriff, by feed
ing prisoners poor food.
Ulery is a former manager of the
Marion club and formerly was an opera
tive of the United States department of
justice. He also was an investigator for
the state fire marshal's office.
A RKA NS A S DEL EGA TES
FAVOR LOW DEN
LITTLE ROCK. Ark . April 29.—Ar
kansas' delegation to the convention at
Chicago will go uninstructed, the repub
lican state convention here decided.
Indications here today were that a ma
jority of the delegates favor Gov. Frank
O. Lowden.
The state convention also nominated a
state republican ticket.
Will Bury Woman’s
Skeleton Tomorrow
The skeleton of Miss Carrie Selvage
will be burled tomorrow at Ctowu Hill
i emetery.
Miss Selvage disappeared March 11.
1900, from a sanitarium at 1333 North
Capitot avenue and her skeleton was
found tn an upper attic April 2ft
It was identified by her brothers. Ed
ward and Joseph Selvage, my means
o' bits of clothing and slippoi*
Three witnesses tesifled heforp the
coroner Wednesday end todav ctlifT
witnesses were scheduled to testify.
The manner In which Miss Selvage
met her death has not been uelertuiuod.
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Three Nights of BLACK ART
The I THREE SPLENDID EVENINGS OF FUN
j. AND AMUSEMENT AT THE
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and the Tonight, Friday and Saturday
11 April 29, 30 and May 1, 8:15 P. M.
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY? APRIL 29, 1920.
MOTION SHOWS
CHARGESFALSE
(Continued From rage One.)
that the defendant as said managing
editor neither had authority to publish
said article, nor dicl defendant's duties
ns such managing editor include the
preparation, control or publication of
said article; and it would further ap
pear from said facts that said article
was prepared, printed, published and cir
culated under the sole direction and con
trol of one Robert A. Butler, an em
ploye of said Indiana Daily Times; and
that said Butler had sole charge and
control, at all times mentioned in said
information, of the preparation and pub
lication of the articles of a character and
nature similar lo the alleged contemptu
ous article; and If all facts in connec
tion with the publication of said article,
the information of said Claris Adams
with reference thereto, were set. forth in
said information, defendant is informed
and believes that it would appear there
from that prior to the signing, verifica
tion and filing of said information said
Claris Adams had been informed that
said Robert A. Butler was alone re
sponsible for the publication of said
article.
"5. Even assuming that the alleged
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contemptuous articl* referred to the pres
ent pending case of State vs. Harry Par
sons, nevertheless said information is In
sufficient. and defective for the reason
that it wholly fails to set forth from
which it appears that said article will
tend to prejudice the public as to the
merits of said ponding case, or that said
article will corrupt or embarrass the ad
ministration of justice with reference to
said pending case, or that said article
will tend to embarrass any proceedings
thereafter to ensue In said pending case.”
At the same time another motion was
filed by the same defendant asking that
he be discharged from the necessity of
answering another citation based on an
information filed by Claris Adams rela
tive to an editorial which appoared in
The Times on April 7, pertaining to the
manner in which Mr. Adams was con
ducting a grand jury investigation of the
conditions then existing at the Marion
county jail.
This motion Is based on practically the
same grounds as the other motion and
the memoranda say, among other things,
that It Is Insufficient in that:
“t. It is not averred therein that any
one or more of the statements of fact
contained in the alleged contemptuous
article is false or grossly inaccurate.
Judge James A. Collins did instruct the
grand jury to investigate the intolerable
conditions which obtained at the onurfy
jail, and Claris Adams, prosecuting at
torney, did conduct th investigation di
rected against ex-Sherlff Robert Miller
and his deputies, and Indictments have
been returned against said sheriff and
five of his deputies.
"2. It is not shown by said informa
tion that the alleged contemptuous ar
ticle related or pertained to any pend
ing case, trial, proceeding, ruling or or
der of court, within the meaning of the
statute of the state of Indiana. Neither
is it shown that the Investigation of the
grand Jury described In said information
was began or conducted pursuant to the
laws of the state of Indiana. Neither
is it shown that at the time of the pub
lication of the alleged contemptuous ar
tlole sad grand jury was conducting an
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Investigation which could be embarrassed
by means of said article.
"3. Even assumlrg it to be a fact,
which it was not, that said alleged con
temptuous article referred to a case, trial,
proceeding, ruling or order of court, with
in the meaning of the statute of the
state of Indiana, nevertheless said Infor
mation is insufficient and defective for
the reason that it wholly fails to set
forth facts from which it appears that
said alleged contemptuous article will
tend to prejudice the public as to the
merits of such pending case, trial, pro
ceeding, ruling or order of court.
“4. Said information is defective and
insufficient for the reason that it does not
set forth facts from which it clearly and
distinctly appears that the powers, du
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ties and authority of the defendant here
in. James L. Kilgallen, a* managing ed
itor of TJie Indiana Dally Times, in
cluded the power, duty and authority to
prepare, write, print, publish, circulate
and disseminate the alleged contemptuous
article, and said defendant alone is re
sponsible for the preparation, writing,
printing, publication, circulation and dis
semination thereof.
“6. Said information is insufficient and
defective for the reason that the true
facts pertaining to the investigation by
said grand jury of the conditions which
obtained at the Marion county jail, to
which reference Is made in said published
article, have not been set forth so that
the truth, falsity or gross Inaccuracy of
said alleged contemptuous article can b
determined and proved."
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