Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1929, Page 33

r OHIO EX-TREASURER 1S GIVEN SENTENCE Buckley to Appeal Case in . Which Conspiracy to Bribe | U.S. Officer Was Charged. By the Associated Press. COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 14.—Bert B. Buckley, former State treasurer, was sentenced to 2 years, 6 months and 1 day in the Federal Penitentiary at At- lanta and fined $1,000 by Federal Judge | Benson W. Hough yesterday on charges | ©f conspiracy to bribe a Federal officer. | Buckley's attorneys immediately files ® petition in error in the United St: Circuit Court of Appeals seeking versal of his recent conviction in Federal | Court. Buckley was found guilty on 10 counts of an indictment charging that he attempted to arrange with John F. Eckhart, acting assistant prohibition Idmlnlsf.rn r, and two Cincinnati men, » “tip off” s}slem whereby Cincinnati brewerles would be advised of pending Federal inspectio Judge Hough granted a stay of execu- tion pending a decision of the Court of | e'ppnu and released Buckley under a 'w bonds of $10,444, which was posted. Buckley was forced to resign as State treasurer after his conviction. Joseph Sperber, brew master at the Jackson Brewing Co., Cincinnati, alleged | co-conspirator, was sentenced to four | months in Hamilton County Jail and | fined $200. Sperber pleaded guilty. 1 John L. Schrimper, Cincinnati attor- | ney and former State Legislator, who also pleaded guilty to the charges, will be stntrnced wlth\n Lv\o weeks, SEVEN INDICTED IN LIQUOR DEATHS Two Women Named in 17 Counts Found by Peoria Grand Jurors. By the Associated Press. PEORIA, Ill, March 14.—Seven per- sons, two of them women, were named in 17 indictments charging murder re- turned yesterday by the Peoria County grand jury which investigated the re- cent deaths of about a score of persons mn‘x ned liquor. Arraignment was set Six 0( Lhe “indictments named Morris M-nsfleld alleged wholesale bootlegger, is accused of di.xmbuung the ]huor His wife, Jesse, and Mrs. Nita ‘ Guffin, wife of another llleged "boot- legger, were the women mdicned C, 0 Guffin, alleged boo! Louis Wflux Niebert md Hermnn WOhl!erth “A $50,000 d" namedn inst M lamage suit agal ans- fleld, Sels md Niebert was filed in by Mrs, John Dempsey, widow of one o( the poison victims. LIMA, PERU, IS FLOODED BY OVERFLOW OF RIMAC By the Associated Press. Lm Peru, Mn'ch 14.—Floods 'l.n the imac River increased yesterday and lhe ‘water is pourlnz through the city a terrific Blflwl! wmmunic.ltlon with the ; Andes has been Iandlu.du Heavy in the back country and highways con- necting Umn wlt.h neighber towns LANsBURGH &BRrO 7th, 8th l.ni E—Franklin 7400 3 March Sale Domestic Full-Size Electric Console Machine Regularly Allowance for Old Machine wesomq Discount aeeoemana 10 $75 Sale $110 Without Trade In Price The full-sized Console Electric Sewing Machine only $75. Think of it —t his walnut-finished, furniture - type Electric only $75.00. __=$2= DOWN Only during special sales do we offer the low terms of $2 down, bal- ance monthly. This en- ables every woman to be the owner of a new and modern Domestic Elec- tric Sewing Machine. The monthly payments are never missed from your budget. Sewing Machines—Third Floor Home Sewing Week Smart New Fabrics At Special Prices 40-Inch Heavy Printed Crepes $1.95 yd. 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