New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1926, Page 5

STATE VICE PR[]BE\ With Other Offiials He Urges Check-up of Scandals ainapolis, Ind., 8- Charges made by Thor Vincennes publ politics is f brought r oficials, the ge 1s that th wrong doers Adams' ardo investigation was not cool posals of officials m proc Oct as H orts from state eral teno with his movemer steps. Governor Jackson, Attorney G eral Gilllom end Will H. Re Marlon county prosecutor expressed a willingness to poltical house cleaning. The governor, speaklng at La- | grange, declared “there will be | investigation to d ine whet any officials who ived the commission of the people have be- | trayed the trust placed in them.” The attorney Adams a letter doors of his office ons who can produce evidence showing that improprieties exist in the affairs of the government of the state.” | Remy, who prosecuted the case that resulted In a life sentence for D. C. Stephenson, former Ku Klux Kian grand dragon, on the charg of murderir mailed ting that the neral gation of Adam’s concerned local p John I. Duvall, apolis, named by A ing the corrupt practices act 5:“ he was preparing to f in retaliation for the pu photostatic cepies of letters,p > n by him , imperial wizard | of the XKu 1 a| statement at V T he pointed out that S been banished from the Klan after he had been convicted by his local Klan at Evansville on charges of gross immorality. He added th Stephenson's alleged “political acts affect his conduc fore his bani <h| Knights of the DEATH LIST LIST fRI]M HANKOW GROWING Only 40,000 Have Been Saved—‘ Streets Lined With Dead ||} tion or that po humanly possible across the two Yangtze rive time allowed. 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