Ogden Daily Standard | 1914-01-28 | Page 6 | More Indictments but Names Are Kept Secret

MORE lICIEIi! BUT HUMES IRE KEPT SECRET Foreman James Wadman of the grand jury stated this morning that he was of tho opinion that the jury would be able to complete its investigations inves-tigations by the end of this week. District Attorney Davis states that an indictment has been found against parties not yet under arrest, but that the names would not be disclosed at this time nor would tho nature of the indictments bo made known. It Is understood that the balance of the week will be given largely to the Investigation of alleged Illegal Ille-gal liquor selling cases and that some of the country districts will come in for a share of investigation. It has been Intimated that Hunts-ville Hunts-ville has not been purged of Its bootleggers, boot-leggers, but that there are other districts dis-tricts In the country not above suspicion. sus-picion. This afternoon the alleged arson case against the Italian, Cammilo Branzo, who is now in the city jail under suspicion of having fired the macaroni plant last Saturday, will be taken up. A number of witnesses have been supoenaed. Officers of the macaroni company state that they are quite certain that Branzo set fire to the building.