Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-05-10 | Page 1 | Insull Denied Reduced Bond

JAIL X YAWNS FOR INSULL Samuel held a personal f for ulle of of 1 and ad Tilled ruled Tilleda a system fl 1 0 1 longer lives iii ill i is is see entering 4 j I the be Cook 4 county jail held i t defa default dt of oj fraud charges INSULL DENIED j REDUCED BOND BONDI I Evidence Does Not Warrant Lower Bid Rules U U. S. S Judge CHICAGO May 10 Samuel iP Insull In In- sull today was refused reduction of the bond under which he is held prisoner in the Cook county y jail Judge Will M. M Sparks of oC the United States circuit court of appeals said he felt the evidence did not entitle the defendant to any lowering of the bond which Insull's attorney Floyd E E. E Thompson asserted was the highest ever demanded d of a defendant in any United States Slates court Thompson said he had scorched sC the records ot of courts throughout the land and found that was the highest bond ever asked bond record The second highest on in all federal courts Thompson informed in in- formed Judge Sparks was required ol of a state treasurer ot of Nevada Ne Ne- vada when he was indicted for embezzling em em- a hall half million dollars Thompson pointed out that Insull is aging has a 0 serious heart condition and a form torm of diabetes whIch re re- qUires special diet d et and care Forest A. A Harness special assistant attorney general told Judge Sparks the government would show that frauds involving were iere committed in the mail fraud case had nd that involved In the alleged ot of t in anticipation an an- c cc