St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 9, 1925

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COMIC PAGE WEPNESDAY, could say SHER, PHONED THAT | | APRIL 8, 1996. — “Found My Job i suiseddicadlllecinecaanaiita ae Through a Want Ad’ — It would be interesting to know what percentage of your friends that “through Post-Dispatch Wants.” — adding: 2ON'T GET HERE | | DOOR. - THIRTY - re, LAT Ow: \ ‘OL. 7 a re oe - wee wee ee - e-- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With’ the Associated Press News Service FI EDITION > (CompleteMarket Reports) © ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1925—44 PAGES, - - staimnmaiaienintas men we Sle a oneaneae anne - Ss = ' PRICE 2 CE Nis ——- - 2 Ut rm FORESEES, TAR OF REVENGE ———_ Mv INI QoF Cc. (Copyright, 1925, a 6 at Orficed 4 Trade Mark Reg. U —_— | “ Deace and abided by that ‘8 14 Points. om Page 3, Column 3. Will Just Select Something BWENTRAL EUROPE Ry America’s Loan to Hungary Is Being Used in Monarchist Plot to - Restore German Empire. a CANADIAN INTERVIEW Declares Present Turmoil Could Have Been Avoid- ed Had the Allies Made a ee ewe Mary Me ete which | igets forth what he would have said | in the United States. if he had not | Sacen “gagged” by the State Depart. | is printed on see- fhe Post-Dis- fea by the State Departinent “gas Mount Michael kkwrolyi sast nigh furned his voca! torces pio a gde- eration thata “war of revenge’ ts Mrewing in Central hMurone, and | : Phat if it comes within.a few years PAmerica tay hiiow that she fi- manced it.”’ In a talk with newspaper cor- respondents en Leuropean wrobleins gee nce een @s he thinks Americans should see ———s them, the exiled first President o¢ Hungary pletured tlre presen! Herth, Hungarian Government as Dart of a plan bv which the tlaps- "4 ¥ burgs and monarcehists nhupe to re- Bain their prewar pewer in Central pity Europe. re-estabi sh the old Gee- = man kLimpire and bring mack ftrur- ‘ther lines that ePristed before i414 uninie I~ | lent! Sey regine in imperiatistie pro- = mens certuin to bring war, and! Mehin six months Hungary will he | Ring new loans to continue the fceanspiring (Copyright, 1987 Bethe whole plot to keep him si- Or RADIO APPEAL REURITES MAN AND DAUGHTER, LONG APART - Was Abducted in Del., 24 Years , Ago. 7 and Not Taken Out. Wilmington, The special “harmony” meeting | | By the Associated Pyesce PHILADELPHIA, April 9,—|C4lled last night By the pastor ot} James Melilvain and his daughter, |‘'@ Trinity Tabernacle, Marcus ave Mary, who was kidnaped 24 vears |e and l’age buulevard, with a ADMIT PART IN GRAFT PLOT cons, ago, were reuniied yesterday, the | view to woning out factional trou- result of a search on the daugh. | 5. tailed ty harmonize things }ter’s part when she broadcast Aer | At the beginning of the meeting. story from a Philadelphia radio |'™@ secretary proclaimed his ve- | station. tusal to produce the minutes of th The girl was abducted. by a | previous meeting and things came woman in Wilmingten. Del. when) '? 4 Clituax about an hour tater she was 6 months oid and al! ef- | “hen a police riot call was turns: forts to find her failed. The wom-/'# And in the midst of the excire an, on her deathbed in Atlantle | @eN' It Was discovered tiat sone City, disclosed to Miss MelIllvain | ¥'e had stolen a deacon’s téivver ;}that she was not her mother,| About 300 persons were presen whereupon the x'r!l started 4 ‘noestly members of the Ccongrez .- search for her parenjs. The wom- | '!vn Who had come to see the diff - an’s name was not made public, | culties between the Rev. J. Henry When she made use of the radio’) C4aPPs. pastor, and the board of | in her search, an sincle, Elwood | deacons, settled. These two el- MeTllveain of Upland, secognized her heents have been at odds since the from her story and: arranged the | itev. Mr. Capps several weeks age reunion with her father. She told jaened that the deacons place ‘h | ner father she had been taken to | Sunday morning collection on the n Western city. where she was | pPalform instead of taking ‘i: inte | brought up with ev ery comfort and i the vestrbule to count it | ! Was given a liberal education. Me-| Things have reached a4) stave | Hivain moved jo this city from “here the board of deacuns Wail’o | Wilmington several vears ago. |the resignation of Past: r Capps anf gee totes Cai, | the reinstatemnent of their tornyer FIVE MORE OHIO GRY | Pastor, the Rev. Fred Bohimann AGENTS i ‘the Rev. Mr. Ca Pps, In turn. is eai?- ine for the abdication of the d@a- Visitors Not Reporters and Allowed. Lorty-four of 7 71 Inlicted by Fed- other eral Grand «jury Now Have strangers ‘ ai e c ‘ ‘ i ’ , -_ . ‘4 18. Twenty-six of the Indis.eg : fora hymn and drowned them out, members of the municipal pollee | they said department alse have pleade? | : So they Six finalls and in a rnarched arose strone, toward ee ee ee GIRL ACCUSER OF EX-KLANSMAN regular police occupying their there. Then the was sounded. Pastor's Statement, The Rev. Capps said: ithe police because members of the places riot call Self - EE a PS Suteon Is Ex-| pected to Prove Fatal to Miss | Madge GOberholtzer. 'other faction, led by their lawyer, By the Associated Hreas began to walk down upon us and INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 9.—Jtried to adjourn the meeting. It Miss Madge Oberheltzer, indianan- | was our meeting and we wanted alleged to have been | a8-| someone there to keep order. The )saulted by TD. ©. Stepherson, | trouble is they want to put me our | | former grand Gragen of the ixu! of office but the district officers. Klux Klan in Indiana, cannet -e-|and the better element of tHe cover’ from self-administered poi- | church. want me to stay. We have son, according te her physician, Dr.| giready chosen new deacons and 1 iJohn R. Kingsbury ‘intend to stay. The other board of The young woman may live sev-/ deacons are automatically suspend- eral days, the physician said. She | eq.” has been unconscious a week. An} The deacons do not like the word infection caused a slight change! «gutomatically.’ They assert the | for the worse last night. Some! meeting. at which others were | hope had been entertained for her | elected in their places. was not le- | recovery in the last few days be-|gallv called. Under the rules of cause of her vitality their corporation only the board | DSSS LCN EE ss cal] business meet- | ° ‘| ings. Thev have called one for | Everything ( tomorrow night. - Favors the "FINDS A FIANCEE IN DAY ON BET Motorist , in 36 Hours of Wager. This is the day of the Autyo- >| By the Associated Press mobile. Government agen- METUCHEN, N. J.. i married in 36 hours, although he lars are invested in conven- ( nag no feminine friends, left here | lent repair shops and fill- iteday for Elkton, Md., accompa- ing Stations. ; Automobiles are a dominant ( niel by his prospective bride, force in our social and ecv- () Agatha Esther Hollis. seme cd ey 7 — oh. genteel said that he expected to haven't reelized what splen- ton and to'd BPichbaum that when did bargains are advertise! he returned he would tuke over Re ee ana the latter's restaurant Botn men : sicned an agreement to their Wage Post-Dispatch Turn to them NOW —and in- before a notary. It was the resuit ‘estigate. of Kichbaum's jo ing Kreps oteantt his unmarried state Mise Hollis The Post - Dispatch bile f , is employed in the office ofa New > i toryoebile Directors b : : | t Louis One B ‘fg. Autor } § bare seve Sanaa amiga ee igs LD EPPPP LPP AP AP OD peer | years old, the same uge as Kreps. BABE RUTH HURT IN A RIOT CALL | Baseball Home-Run King Pastor of Trinity Taber- -nacle at Marcus and Page EACH FACTION WANTS FALSE REPORT OF THE OTHER OUSTED Trouble Began When Pas- ‘Accident Coniued on Train tor Asked That Collec-. tions Be Put on Platform oe - ne eee eee boty. | the platform with the intention of | vania Station. that “concussion been brought. on by indigestion. “We called | | tient as he was heing carried from ithe rand hypodermic, CONSCIOUS you he fiarmne. ~ —- day broken had Washington. tien Hlowever peep at en ‘the st husiness i kees,”’ reporters and the Man to Win Restaurant if He's Wed Washington Newspapers Kept Busy ports Luth., had that iville Tuesday, | his condition so far as they knew ‘was not serious, of left dav bed arrived and the sleeper in which Ruth had oo | Continued oa lage 3, Cvlumn 5. WHEN HE FAINTS ON BUARD TRAIN Suffers Slight Concussion of Brain in Fall in Wash- room of Car. DEATH CIRCULA TED ———- - ee ee ne -- e Bringing Him From the The fainting spell his fall and the believed to have resulted in aHre Another convulsion seized the pa- ambulance the the physi into hospital, clans administered a When he bhecame a doctor asked: “How do feel?” “Rotten smiled Then | wife's tuth. his niuitered and spoke lans Swarm to Station. ie EAE A + ee ee ee a Ee fans, who earlier in the had bv A died Baseball had their peace of mind | report that the Babe | his train reached swarmed. to the 4ta- le rumor proved false. did idol hospital platform. request of BF. G. Barrow. manaysfer of the “Yan-! the station authorities barred | photographers from platform. before when ¢t] the, their the ation the not even a for he was directly get iaXx- into from At eel pent train Denying Death Report. the. Associated Presse WASHINGTON, that baseball's premier Apri) 9 —)in- | (Bale) batsman. (;eorge Herman Ashevilite were dissipi/- died en route from : New York ( to ed early today with the arrival he-e. of eling. Miss | the train on which he is trav. | Those in charge of the train said Ruth, who collapsed tn Ashe- still was ill, but that representatives | Roth | Accompanied by the New York Yankees. Asheville at 3:50 p. m. vester- | and itmimediatelvy was put toe in a compartment. The train | here at 7:45 a. m. today as switched to "| compartment w 4 ” portion poe of 1.3 feer TATTOO MARKS MAN’S REMINDER OF TWO DRINKS Alvin’ Flacke Declares Doesn’t Know Who Gave Him Decorations on. Arms. FLLINGSON GIRL, tara NDICTED FOR He. He | SENT TO ASYLUM Who tattooed Alvin “lacke” And | | why? Perhaps the query will be-| Jury in Beane Hearing come as famous as “Who hit | Whitey Witt?” Flacke, wiio resides at 2120 Wy- oming street, night, with: any day hearts and arrows that the tattoo parlors deal out to sall- | ors and other “bender.” thirsty men Klacke was stopped by a police- yesterday at Lig eenth street and Park avenue. mas at 2a. Mm. head and looking skyward. tenced to three years in prison on a charge of embezzlement in nection with operation of brokerage business. MINISTER TO CHINA NAMED Mac™Murray. his Assistant Secretary of State. Receives Appointment. RB. the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, April 9%.- ‘Van A. MacMurray, an Assistant Secretary of State. was appointed today to be Minister to China. SHOWERS EXPECTED TO BE FOLLOWED BY LIGHT age ee THE TEMPERATURES. im a F Doe Me, 6 a phew a oY A > 2. m pA 10 a. m.. 60 eee ee | a. mm. an 4a. m 57-31% noon “1 > a. mM 7 aS * an 6 a. m oe i a | 41 Se See ee 57 32 PD. m™ at 8 a. m.. ——— £2 wo ae Highest yesterday. 73 at 1 p. m: lowest. 58. at ¢ a. m. Official forecast | FINDENBURG for St. Louts and BATTING FOR | vicinity: Showers WILHELM this afternoon; fair tonight and triday: cooler to- night. probably with flight frost. Missouri: Gen- west and south ; portions; 4etherulls fair: cooler in southeast Sun rises tomorrow at 6:02. s¢« roday at 6:32. Stage of the Mississipp! River at St. Louis 16.8 feet at 7 a. m., @ —— ~— left his home Tues-| his skin unblemished | on ai hte | lle was holding his hand to his fore-. Finds Slayer of Mother Is .Not Responsible for Her Actions. | MAY FACE MURDER | CHARGE IF RELEASED | _— Defendant Faints When | Jurors Are Polled on’ “one | ' ; indications j into consideration all factors in the reti- rave Members of the jury, while cent in discussing the case, that they John ; Show- | Wales. battie cruiser Repulse, reached this believe this is due to the bobbing | nm glorious and shingling vogue, which in thet, of (opinion (of the use of hair dyes erally fair tonight and Friday; cool- r tonight, proba- bly with light frost: slightly | warmer Friday | afternoon in west | vortion. lilinois: ers and local | thunde rstorme) fonight: cooler Le ‘« | greatest ever known here. fessed that she was alone with her WEST AFRICANS GREET WALES ‘PEROXIDE BLONDES’ SCARCE : Entire Town of Seccondee En Fete) to Honor the Prince. Rye the Associated Press SECCONDEE,. Gold Coast, Weet) Africa,. April 9%.~—The Prince of sailing southward on the} 1 port today and landed eunshine amid a great African wealth and rich display costume«s Friday The native chiefs appeared in be- jeweled palanquins and the enthu- sisem and excitement was the l’rince seemed pleased with the warmth and loy- tality pt his reception, mi 7 BANK MESSENGERS HULDUP SHOT 10 DEATH DECLARED INSANE | Edward O’Brien Found on Plymouth Avenue in County — Body Riddled by Bullets. SHOOTING HEARD BY ~ manner Similar tion of the Egyptian Pharaohs. had taken Olive roagi, south of the city, lnue. was a truck [> ndan By ' | blende chorus girls, plained ihe has fallen off alarmingty. the war many girls have gone in The whole town was en fete. ad) for particularly |contend that the tea shops aino | been siience for a moment. then have tured many of their poasible | candidates for fhe russe Pe, liberate ines wae . wale Sg BO: Pree ee or i Se , Bie cay SF ates ees ate pet oe . . . : , South, Where He Was “"Smatter?” asked the police- Their Verdict, Which | SEVERAL CITIZENS T Ill man. “Dunno,” said Flacke., 1 f | - agg aken Ill. ON tls Se ae cis se Was 11 to 1 for Insanity. 'R P . F s cases, ye . i ‘Robbery for Which as policeinan took Flacke home. On} - He W iy the Associated [ress the way Ilacke showed the polic By the Associated Press. H Id . a © ce- 4 * .T, 748 ‘“,* sf e NEW YORK, April 9%.—Babe iain tas ‘ . ng SAN FRANCISCO, April %. | That of 7600 ne s new ornaments—the tat-. , “ ' } Ruth, New York Yankee’ base- | tooed figure of woman on his right Dorothy Illingson, 1v-year-old | From Wellston Ba a ball slugger, suffered a slight con-|forearm, a heart:transfixed with an| Slayer of her mother, was found | 'eussion of the brain this afternoon | 4rrow on his left forearm, a ring| insane by a jury in Superior Court | | ploye on Feb. 10. when he fell in the washroom of neatly marked on the ving finger! here taday. She will be sent to an | | | of his right hand. | The bullet-riddled body of a man the car that was bginging hii oor , | asylum. , a : Fook my girl to a picture show | Ty : |found at 6 a. m. today on Pty- home to New York from Asheville Tuesday and brought her home mn! ne murder ‘case, for which weet I mouth avenue, a short jist N.-¢*.. where he was taken ill last |}my machine,” Flacke said. “Sy other jury had been impaneled,'| . : discance Tuesday far, so good. Stopped at a saloon; 4nd in readiness pending determi- | pen of the city. limits, was iden- aes ay. : ss : . -* . .* : ° west suchoa 108 Jefferson avenue afterwards| nation of the girls sanity, now | ; tified at 3:30 ocfock this after- tuth, uneonscious, was he | en othe as a pine! i arses a ; cer land had two drinks. It was elec-| Will be held*® in abeyance indifi- | — 1s that of Edward O'Brien, to the emergency hospital in ‘he | tien night. anvhow. Then ' got | nitely, Should she ever be re- -- years old, who was ufhder in- Pennsylvania = station. lyr. J. M. inte my ear and drove. Last thing ‘leased from the asylum, the mur-) ning for the theft of $7609 , | cas ' ve} Murphy, Pennsvivania Roilroad {| ! remember seeing was Union Sta- (der charge may be tried, | te. Te ee a physician, and Dr. Edward Kingz, | thon I'm out $17. my overcoat! She shot her mother Jan. 13,| The identificatio ; ' Babe's personal doctor. who ex-/}and two rings worth about $50." after the mother had objected to. ES dient“ Soten 00 ration a as made by _ . } , . , i sie . @ ‘ g » re - Amined him as seon as the train rlacke’s car was recovered '§ ati ‘“‘jaz parties and a life of indo- | | titles vote ea “ the Police Ber ' vee yn . : , reached the Pennsylvania Station,| noon yesterday at Twenty-firati lence. The girl was bitterly op- | a dines ag és pe was based . j | \* *.-pr P isuid he had received the concussion | street and Chouteau avenue. Thej| posed to the efforts of her attor- | satel tai she ag Son = onan ian i P . - nres wi ‘ff ; ‘when he fainted in the washroom | person who decorated him has nes nevs to have her adjudged Insane, | file nee a ae of O'Brien on , ; . , ‘if ariers., as the train was entering the Hud-|yet been found. and had sided With the prosecu- ae . . : os mas mi Kdward O'Brien and his brother .) son River terminal atr- Manhattan ———- - -- {tion in its opposition to the move. | William. and John Rvya i P ‘ Jt 4 * - transfer; New Jersey. Pp The vote of the jury was 11 to 1 | licte ‘el ” 0 ee for insanity. The jury retired at’ dicted Feb, 12 on charges of first Pound Uneonscious on Ploor. o =. sury tenn " degree robbery in tl hold 19:25 a. m. and reported shortls 7 e holdup of Paul Writchell, “Yankee” sceout, DISMISS HALLIDAY APPEALS Se ; ia _Joseph Williams. «a negro messen- ufter 11 o'clock that it had reached ror of the State Bank , whe accompanied Ruth from Ashe- a verdict. As the verdict was read i. : e State Bank of Wellston, 4 aes ae hey Lawyer Pleads De fendant’ s Mental) | . : who was slugged and robbed of 1 we € a thie | on haps Gly Lapse as Reason W ley Reeord s per girl 1inted. satchel containing 87680 cash on a . ‘ « ‘ t ” aT . a ’ r . "4 , i nena ine food re trip Nort a at | Have Not Been Perfected. he girl was URconsc'ous when Hodiamont street car. The O' Briens Inirably and apparéntiy Was feel-"| special te the Post-Diapaten | the jury was polled and after the were identified by the conductor ing better at the terminal where! JEFFERSON CITY. April v.-— | courtroom was cleared. She made as two of the three robbe “g" nd sti onbvers. a he entered the washroor ‘as : ‘ ry. i | he ent d th ishroo n to wa h!| Division No. of the Supreme | mo outery. Her head fell back and| another witness identified Ryan as /his hands and brush his hair pre-'| Court today overruléd a motion bv! she rested in the arms of a ma-| the third . paratory to saying “hello” to the| the Attorney-General to dismiss; tren. ; DOROTHY ELLINGSON, Part of Loot Was Recovered friends who were to meet him ati the appeals of George V. Hallilay. | Weeps Convulsively. —. Four hours after the hold " re - i, elit ’ = the station. Writehell went to the! former St. Louis broker from two | The girl remained in court for Hee raided an a lisiettealel ae aa Babes compartment to get a comb. penitentiary sentences totaling | 2o minutes. When she regained North Clara avenue. arrested the When he returned Kuth was on the! eight vears. The Court placed the | consciousness, she wept convulsive- O’Brien brothers ial ree ve ] : ' . e* ’ ‘ 7 a floor unconscious, cases on the docket of the Octoher ly in the arms of the matron. She $3680 of the lot Ryan Je agghs ta ft ‘ ‘ be . é ‘AS - An ambulance that was waiting | term. | wae able to walk to the jail, but rested later’ when he entered the the terminal to take Riuth to The Attornev-Genera] sought dix- heid her handkerchief to her face apartment | St. Vincent's Hospital broke down | missal of the appeals on the ground and her shoulders shook with soba. Edward O'Brien wad alek dadiet as he was being lifted into it and|that one vear allowed by law for | She was hystericak for more than } FOE a ' ne ed on a charge of attempted rob- was necessary to remove him | perfecting an appeal in felony | an hour after the verdict was an- mee. hery at the Hamilton Hotel. Feb to the emergency hospital, where] ¢ : apsed without alli- une She refus coe : : : : ' . , si S , T Cases had elapsed . ithout Hal | noun ed. he refused to see her Joseph Marconnot Lett instruc j 9. The hotel clerk igentified an examination revealed the con-j|day’s appeals being perfectel. | father or her brother. : . ; O'Brien as the wouldebe sebhe cussion. Later he was taken to St.| Wayne Ely. attorney for Halliduy, | ‘God forgive them.” she cried. lions for Preservation of who fired at Patrolman Chart “ Vineent's Tlospital a7 the | ee err , 3 ¥ hy ee : a rle , YP opposed the Gis missa!l on tie) referring to all who had taken part His Remains. Sander. O'Brien has been out on Regains Consciousness. ground that Halliday, a victim of in the effort to have her adjudged | ae SS bond Nuth regained consciousness at| Daresis. had broken retntsons whoa insane. She found no comfort inj Todeyv. f the first time. the A second identification of the 3 Ely following Halliday’s convictios. | the situation, pointing out to the ———* sa | oe 9 lead ms: the hospital shortly before 4 p. m. iad . ici public was given oppertunity to ( A main was made this afternoon and that no lawyer had been rep- | matrons that she was sure to he ae : body by G. 1 Ashley. who has a filling Mrs. Ruth, who accompanied her| resenting him. Ely said a re'a-| found sane some day—since she/ See the elaborately pres Pera stati , st husband to the its ‘as smi iy ‘dav -evai — of Joseph Marconnot, Carortdelet | tation at Hamilton avenue and lusPband to the hospital, was smil-; tive of Halliday prevailed uO) | was sane—and that then she must | See “ay ing as she left hates ¢ | onl , ae ' recluse, in accordance with in-| /orton place. Ashley, after identi- Ing as sive eft the building at 4) him to again take up the case, | undergo the murder trial. She was fying the body a 7 oclock with two friends ? fter the vear had elapsed Pure Sy structions left behind by Marcon-|{'Y/ng@ the body, told police O'Brien — a oe dg jtaken to the hospital ward of the ot drove an Oakland touring car up He was resting well and wanted, Halliday was sentenced to five | prison and gradually became more aw. . Cx e (ta the statt 1: ee Sia a ee ee ‘a : , Bs ; , ala Ni ” ‘ Marconnot. who died Dec. 26. station at ‘10 o'clock last to sleep,” she said, “so we're going; years in the penitentiary on Or; composed ie home.” 24, 1923, upon a forgery charge in The C . t indicated that the girl provided in detali for the arrange-| "ght and obtained two gallons of ' ~ 4, -9, é . , . ‘ourt indicate: a le gir ; gasoline. sayi . o It was learned that Ruth hadleconnection with counterfeiting of : me ) ments by which relatives and the ving he was en route 4 ‘ | é would he committed to some State public should see his bods, which to Creve Coeur A rmian and wom.- | suffered two convulsions on the| interim certificates for French : ; ; institution of his own selection. lan oce — trip to the hospital from Te ev}., Government bonds He was Sen- he arranged to have embalmed in 1 occupied the rear seats. Ashley ‘ r "7 ra’ fe : one ‘ . “9 ‘ > ' (en — Factors Considered. te the mummifica-| noticed the hood was perforated in several places, as if by bullets Edward O'Brien's wife, Margaret, was arrested wit hhim Feb. 10. but reelased after questioning. O'Brien In a amall mausoleum at Mount (‘emetery, on Lemay Ferry Marconnot's jease, the girl’s deed in killing her remains now rest in a $2700 bronze | gave his occupation as laborer. Wea mother, on what was said to be @) casket, the heavy top of which |/is not related to William O’Brien. trivial pretext: the girl's. outburst today was swung back on hinges, | Deputies Hunt Body. in the courtroom and the testimony] «5 the body was on view through Someone telephoning the Sher- of alienists. Se full-length glass panel. iff's office at Clayton at 1:45 a, he lappa -rgasies cf > aah a a a smalls t)m. said there hud been « fustiiage | ae Ba, 9 m4 was decided the public could not)! of «hots in the neighborhvuod of dealer. Ile was firrmls of the opin- be admitted within it. but a glass Sutter and Pivinouth avenues Dep- | ton that she was sane : door to the structure has been in-| uties Kick and HKeinke rushed to | The jury took only 40 MINUCCS | stalled to permit of a view fromithe scene and after questioning in its deliberations. (the outside, several residents whe had heard The verdict closes, for the pres-| yarconnot. who was a Catholic. | the shooting began a search for a ent at least. one of the most un- provided that the public should he | body. usual cases in the annals of Amer-/ oi 45 this opportunity on the prin- They could not localize the shoot. } ican jurisprudence. ee cipal holidays of his church To- jing and after tramping about the Last Jan. 13 Mrs. Anna or was the first such occasion, | neighborhood in a heavy rain for son was found dead in the bed- ‘Holy Thursday For three more |, more than an hour in search for a room of her home here. Her son, poy: (;00d Friday, Paster Saturday body the deputies decided to return Earl, found the body. The daugh- and Faster Sunday, the mausoleum |to Clayton and wait for daylight, ter. Dorothy, was missing and the jand casket will display their con- | when their second search was suce _ police started a search for her ‘ene through the glass. Marcon- cessful They had not far to look. On the) ,not's idea seemed to be that future The body was sprawted on the second morning she was found In generations would with to see the | sidewalk, face duwnward. head to a rooming house rft two miles! serect of the careful embalming the east It ~vas clothed in a wine from her home Taken to police; process sult, soaked by rain and stained headquarters, she at first blamed a Marconnot, who was 64 vears old| with mud as though the wearer male companion, but later COn-|ang resided at 7528 Virginia ave-| had been dragged alotig the groun4 gardener. He before reaching the walk. |mother and fired the fatal shot) nade few close friends during Ife The sult was of a cheap mate. when her mother objected to her! si. ¢79.000 estate was left to two} O’Brien wore a blue pongee shirt, night fe. which was a continual! nephews and a niece. string tie, black shoes and hose. round of “jazz” gestive a A brown felt hat Was found near his body. Shot Many Times. The right shoulder of the coat | Was powder-burned. An examina- ition disclosed six bullet wounds in ~Searcity of , the right shoulder. three wounds is divulged by | under the right arm. two wounds in The managere | the left side. one in the left shoulder and another in the teft hip. Ser- leral of the copper jacketed bullets i had pierced the heart There are houses to the enat and weat of the lot in front ef which the body was found, but their oc- _cupants could threw fittle light va ‘the killing. They had brerd shoe ~—perhape i3 or if. 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