St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 29, 1925

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Cook, husband of Mrs. aye ; ace | tary Also Slain, and Sec | Ing House Employes Join old, grandson of the late Fdwa di Traffic Counell are remawing |Cook, murdered prohibition leader | UL Suit of Fan 3 ps ond Convict Wounded in in Pursuit After E Butler, millionaire Dem@eratiol effect regardises of he 4eetats i bl , | tees died early today in the Hap loaf ©treut Jodew tegekoet yee | was arrested last night ona charg y ILITARY jor perjury 84 7 t Baseball Club. ‘Attempted Escape. of Three Animals. | tint Hoepital of r heitta, lhe Was day. holting invaitd (he action | The State alleges that Coo Es. , | ERSITY | tified before the powreny ae: a * beer to the hoapital yesterday, We tthe traffic ordinance owe 4 — he spent Sunday, Sept. 6 in RUN STRUCK Br the Associated Press. | Three steers from the wide open | had Deen under treatment for the | counel rule-making power tions” in}church and in his room at gf ome | LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 29.—The | 2 tat | disease for tore than three years The -4@0rt 4eeimonw Resolu- | City oux 4 NTIFF ON NOSE. ; spaces of Oklahoma, which were'| He Was the son of Peter G rm ity, but it has been established ¥ killing late yesterday of Fred | againet enfarcarnent of fhe »@ Drill, jit is alleged, that he was out with al B lif 7 ns ie being transferred from a railroad | Linch -y, formerly a, postal am. ' ' , * | Brown, - a ) . ; pt. 29 Mrs. Hester Sieling, who wag be- a | Peni : Y ES oe d | Stock car to the unlodding dock of | |Dloye. Hig mother, before her SEES Seeey Ry kaw Oe ae | fore the grand jury all day yegter Blew Admits He Likes to } Penitentiary here, in an attempte ithe packing plant of Swift @ Ge | marringe, was Miss Anastasia But-|ney, individaatiy, Lich had aalew dD abolish | aay 5 . | escape, ended a career of crime! TS jler. Mrs. Linchey died before thelror an injanetidn prowteting on ae tn the f ae San eae Brae ag F B BI am a ’ laser oe inp sept catia Pere Papin stre ¢, yesterday after. | Fewer es of her father in 1911. an “nt , S | ~~ | rom e entate, to youhig linchey, | ~“°** ' , Mrs. Sieling was dismisseq * 1925. deliberately?” de- | * P _ Ww is killed during the several which have from time t: |was one of $200.900. and bis for- her Phe s: dents who the , by , : ; | shooting and Smith 1s tn the prison (time occurred h f | EDMOND JAMES LINCHEY | . ’ ad Pe y through e grand jury at noon after she Conrad Paeben, attorney | hospital, where his chance for re- : red at this an other | os . a 7 ‘e+ jtune, In recetit court proceedings. | Acting (mie of Paine Kondo had been questioned all morning, is eaten is # covery ia alich : packing. plants. The three serene | ——————————= | haan been stated @ approximately | 4 today that the gollee wepited ai on , n Hayes, ba a an, who | ery is slight. He was wounded | (be guided by Jotigs Kamsias’« & ot connect- as arraigned before «4 Te’ a hall | ees 'in the shoulder. necessitating the | ¥¢Te pursued and killed, and wher! corner, and aimed a shot at its | that amount. | oor © S _| Justice of the Peace at 11 o’c} meeruck by a basehall as he sat. | lk | Linch ‘ ded ¢ | Ciston, 06 that aniy Lie wl te ast Sunday am as pane clock a, lcht-field . bleachers at| Moot ks ee ——“‘“‘“ CS re amputation of his arm. the chase was ever a citizen had | @*° | anchey attende he prepara- permit by the hoe 6a . ming in the a is preliminary hearing was set t mignt-! . eachers at | While Brown and Smith were | peen taken to City Hospital. shot | | Salesman Shot in Chest. tory department of &. Louis Unl-!| i wislested where aad ect ger Rev. Taither | for next Friday morning. Cook's maemans Park on that date, | oe oe taking chairs into the prison chap- ' 7» SHor ir! The shot, however, glanced and| versity, and Blees Military Acad- oe : i tay Church, | ball was reduced from $10,000 to ad tke St. Louis Cardinale ph ok 6 tucutter dthesteieed: thee ete the chest. and a packing house em-| Carroll Kelly, 22 years old, a sales.;e¢™y at Macon, Mo. He began a “3 pr comment is ‘. . Hausha}- } $2000. /- Red | were armed. " |Ploye, injured. in the first in-| man, 3708 Pine boulevard, who/| law course in the St. Louts Univer" | ania bryan aS se Kom Church. The grand jury this morning ex- “ ee One. sitise He fled up a stairway to obtain fussted cum of the animals, was | had failed to get out_of range. was) sity law school, but dropped it 1 | stewed “eo wren " Semie nae re expression |®mined the window pane through MWould you call that deliberate- | a gun, shouting a warning to at Barnes Hospital suffering ‘rom |struck in the right chest. In the/his second year, and took a a tne agape Veatt pe we ° . - 2 . . ; : eo . , 4 g fact; A ww ® 7) Oompulsory | Which the fatal shot was fired. “countered the witness, who Ti _——_—___——— others. As he returned, Smith and Baa sate mea of _tne shoulder | meld &. S150. pate. Gyles winven ON et eee manufacturing |G. Gazer at ihe Cont of Catan of militar- lL. K. Kirkland,! attorney for “Sunny Jim" Bottomley. star | Brown were stooping to aet off porate Becca ap in a store building on the south-| Ccnel me 20 eee iC ) : tly has not | Cook, characterized his arrest” 48.) oR db 7 , pa four charges of nitrestvéerta | JaCOD VUsten, of eyes Laclede | west corner was broken. DUM. He lived recently | ee ms pri a sor na - mt view of|being the result of a trumped paseman an mares 68 the ; ’ javenue, whose duties at the piant The wounded and maddé@ned an-/| 5335 Etzel avenue. » rer eeiag ww Woes ' wus : up ‘ | against the inner wall of the chap- |. : ) , Poltce Coert coariet , = . noite jinals. : | lude the care of a loaded. high-|imal then charged forth in Kings- In March, 1918, Linchey mar- ‘ a eR. OF S90e8 charge of perjury. He ‘ wight | el. Firing, the tft rev w ate: & B E ’ . = 7 P . student 5 es “i declared ) we hav to mak ‘ : . urnkey wounded | powered rifle, sometimes used | highway. “pursued by the police-jried Miss Catherine Foland whe *° vielating comune rian e or A ook had heen given the third de. F ell, we ii e got oO lake a ; eererees Smith. and Brown bolted for the when animals \ real , h ' 2 h fj d hy h 4 b 4 ‘ b ° : Howse JS tage = peaseie +37 seit in) | . @ j _ | , s nen, w r : $9 ’ groups in gree for the last thpee weeks and @ sof it. you know,” Paeben —By a Post-Dispatch Staff Photographer. | prison yard. returning the fire. r@axk ioose in tne eae who ire two more shots. a een a student n the ind PO éeee Judge Gerer ae tone esbyterian | ws oa 4 MRS. CALEB FOX : Tries > slaughter-house, gave chase, carry-| !’assing the fire engine house of school. In the summer of 192¢#.' rato eer was not answerable for what heg@ ed. wiaw ven : : . es to Shoot Warden. ing this weapon, and accompanied | No! 42, a block north of Delmar,| while the Lincheys were Jiving at and parking ries Gaeed ow free anc =the | sald. mr¥es, sir,’ replied the enlight- Here Brown encountered War- | nscale 3 | , ‘ordinances, euch ae the ame one gue last! Townspeople still insist Mrs. C | den Fenton and tried to sh | by two other employes armed with | several of the firemen armed) Hotel Jefferson. Mrs. Linchey was ¥ ~ Btions de-| a) a nsist Mrs. Cook witneas. : : Fai : ; shoot the |,opes. At Clayton and Vandeven-| themselves with axes and ropes|treated for what was afterwards parks law dyeatows. are oaile _ * was murdered by bootleggers, : A New E i rs. aleb Fox Philadelphia Among 32 | warden Brown and Fenton joi ; ) : A Srouget Sy the Praskiu nl ; . . S New Experience. ; ’ | sanpeied. thabr euedek ental ter avenues. about two blocks away | and joined in the chase. sald to have been polsoning. re- peauie Sinan , a , : Wwe oe : ’ ; age: they overtook the animals, and one Firemen Lasso Animal. sulting from tablets swallowed by svemens ae ary) Tasisiame Homicide Verdict, ET od he was dor an ae Qualifiers Out of 80 Starters ‘ai Women . | 4 rire pers weapon went/wejl-directed shot killed one of The steer turned west in En-|her. The attending physician was| *°° * Stemket tjemectiow agente Me Violation. A verdict of justifiable hom: | ?, vate ° | Off. A third time Brown's gun dis- right avenue nd was chased! obliged to sue for his fee, and ob- OCB s Cowntowm rules & tel icide e witness stand € ' , them. & = : pred ante gcopingy a evard stop! was returned by a Coroner's jury to- “ e . Pon yess dag meg ra National Tournament. | bene our Nae mp he fled to The~shot. however. appeared through a yard and overtaken in/tained a verdict for $760. Mra pending the ciry’'s amewer on #: Kingshigh- | day investigating the death of Joh cl —_———-- —_ | r Wall, where ne was shot ly dd t he frigch f the|the rear of 5016 Enright. Here} Linchey. in her testimony, deniz! amended petKiot of Cie gimmrtt: A n . ition was being taken at * | dow | Only to a o tne rig t o : . ’ ah of Delmar Scott, 16, a negro living at 118 ven’s office in the al | ad aay? g0° am i “ | other two steers. who ran north in | one of the firemen succeeded in| that she ha@ taken poison, put City te Pie Weetrwe. McKenna, a) South Garrison avenue, who was Budi in the $7500 4 | [wo years ago, in January, 1923,,she was sure she could telephone| “Morse was killed in the first | vandgeventer, turned west in Mc-|/assoing the steer with an impro-| said she had tried to frighten her) ©*y Coumseioe Seach will te ark avenue. | fatally shot Sunday as he was at- me ene wets BE Op = ‘youth and age teed off in the an- home that she had qualified. | fusillade from the prisoners, who Pherson avenue and outdistanced vised noose. Dotter and his men | husband. | motions for 2 sew Crial « “Re tir Bept. 27 for| tempting to force entrance to a re Temces at 2610 Kut. | nual golf tourname:t at Belleair, “I'm as pleased as punch,” she | —_ army rifies. Smith was cap- | their pursuers, who followed short- | @rrived in a few minutes, and one Last July Mrs. Linchey filed euit) of | i i J pow, Mr ~ . ae ' the | 2nts in the Women's National |both as a player and organizer is he ates: anti pearing poirnig gos eed 8 es in a few moments, but be-/torium, 6238 Ella avenue, at s/ change Building in 1922. was ad-' St. Leuk. Ties will atoend « | or peewee at ‘kk th is | Championship tourney at the St. | positively an inspiration to the telling the man he w aa ter | fore Dotter could maneuver t0/| o'clock tonight.. Patrons, teachers,| judged insane in District Court Safety CoameS meeting & CE eighth Inning and struck the ball, Fietle Canntes Cia Wut this tite le ge a ae “f y oc ie e was going out| shoot at one of the steers, they! pnyips and friends are invited. here vesterday. «md inter. re Summveurlsatention to create S/o), instead of age was served.| “Bho is held in canecaliy bith \ourtee on sree. Brown left and/ troke and ran. The purscit of the : , : run if you could?” asked At- he eee x i é Sox 5 oe ag he is eld in especiali) high | during his absence the man frees one they singled out led west in ca on Mis defeated her older op- |regard in England, where she has himself and notified t} li Bre ivi . Paeben. ponent by a score of 7 up and 6 to |competed frequently in the 1 me re a a police, Kingsbury to De Baliviere. south Without waiting to spit on his,., oF toate on 7 Se Ue LOUENA- | le officers arrived but in the| into Forest Park and on to the [ a : play, eliminating her from the !|ments o he WV ans’ Golf : wee : — ' Ser shake the mud from = ot gnidincre mags agente 3 Pibyprsesse A pei ~ gran | meantime Brown had led in the! golf links. Here the animal was & Bottomley replied: , In Many Tournaments. “sapesrsag heed * mt rt } "OTN y irst ¢@- \ ] ‘ os é ‘ =. ; | , - ‘ : ' “From your experience asa pro- Lt in pee bo Me salinidied ie m cheats ~ gn sera formida He ;man hunts ever conducted in this | place and on to Kingshighway. a fesional baseball player, do you! ... po. ination -in idubt tie 17 P yo al 9 nang ceeiitiee © Otis }section of the country. | where it turned north. At Delmar | © | whether or not it adds to the/1,.-naments held Accordingly ne a in ‘the gravel with h ua The fugitive went from town to | boulevard the animal turned west. | | teputation of a player to make a ae om ste? Soi i oes eae win yeti i ag er town, leaving behind a trail o%| While pedestrians and passersby | | : > ‘day wh foot an : “e- f ' What is known as safe hits?” ‘it ow ean ai +) , ae 4 mata & * 6ing % “as score-'crime. He was finally arrested’ at this busy corner scattered in | . | “Ie does.” brecal as te lat a 5 on board impationtiy. ‘. : near Medicine Bow, Wryo., after a! various directions, Traffic Police- “Particularly home run hits?” a ee nee poles bs the . Mrs. Fox, Continues the de- battle with a Sheriff's posse in| man Doellner halted the steer in * “Tt does.” | as icult yore eam —o a | ee tion ae has eee te hich he was seriously wounded. front of a hotel on the southwest women's par, and easily madeiin the National Women’s Tourna- | - “It also is the means of ing added compensation?” ~ “Tes.” Defense Examination. | Having established a mercenary | forthe home run. the plain- | “*6°: who is 16 vearse old, and who bring- | ner way into an 88 for the course. The youngest player to qualify was Miss Virginia Van Wie of Chi- the first round with ment since it began and has quali- fied no les€é than’”’ | “Yes. and I'm 64 years old and don't intend to quit the game un- til I have to be carried around the A A PLAIN STATEMENT OF ODs= If your wife doesn’t ~ 4 : o* | stood around the scoreboard until |] didn’t qualify and won't get to send | ,soing to get a hit at all ' |most of the field had finished and !that telegram.” National Price \lark But the bewildering variety of mauthentic styles is not less bticeable than the multitude of necessary prices. J hot $2 yesterday. course,” flung back Mrs. Fox bh lik tak 8 COUnsel rested, and th Sh . : . sc gg ee yer Cimenl The “golfing world’s grand-j|from several paces farther away , ' uy sOap you e, e | ; | her’ and. incidentally the/| “Please don't make it 66 or 68. questions at Bottomley. oe | he » f “When you go to bat, you ee grandmother of three children back Enjoyed the chat with you 80 a ca e @) REME IL [ / . means of Icnowing tetihes ou | 2 Philadelphia, was just a little bit; much. Come, Dorothy, let's see | . a 54 7 ‘tired after yesterday's round but/how many beat 88. I'm afraid I{ ut de it. If & B e "No, sir.” “Ht might be a single, double, a|~ ete tee Sees © home runt” ‘BIG HAZARD IN THE “You did not intend deliberately FEW STEPS FROM THE CURB TO STREET CARS ——— — eee eer aa © fa] Oo: marae || home. a @ Staten sortesnco || you don’t, the whole RT DEFECTIVE LAMP SOCKET KILLS MAN AIDING FRIEND —_— - — ~. 12) — hit anyone with the ball?” help a friend cost "No sir. I am ~»*not ac in His desire to | , NO, gir. quainted : * Continued from Page One. lim. | , a | Please remember you can get any “ eet: Hayes. —— ———| bia, retired Sacied termined Wage | le you ma l " a alleges the Cardinals’ é ‘ onep : & 2 y y select, in any leather w Was negligent in not pro-| boulevard car past the stop a&t/jand, ‘Ill.. Sunday afternoon. Au- | THE WORLD'S BEST MUSICAI COMEDY - . . — ‘ , rere . , . i want, in any Regal store &@ canopy for the bleachers. Wyoming street, where eo “y- | gust Humpeler went into his base | , i & ie. 6h ies Sin. 1| CORO. See ere eee nee ee ee eS | —WITH— step into from New York to . League bleachece ure uncov.|°f 32424 South Grand boulevard, | on the light received a shock. He | . | sFrancisco,forOnePrice—$6.60. {O “ wag run down by an automobile was. discuaing the macer with / JULEA SANDERSON—DONALD -BRIAN | any Jim” « 1 a | ouly ast as she ellm when the latter proposed to | Now it isn't any trick to make a 7 *Otle When the ka leucine alent |Cherokee street car as : won try. When he took hold of the | FRANK CRUMIT—ONA MUNSON . ¢ . ' ‘Ii street. Robert H. Kar! o ‘ ‘lamp socket he dropped dead. . 3 , , , Pp shoe and it isn’t any mark of . ea funy deposition eed pm eae street. City Smoke Com- + ara by the mato showed | “He, Ne, Nanette” holds the long run and attendance records of Chicago, where it ¥ hius to charge a high price fora a ; ie he pis a eres | missioner, was fatally injured Dec-| that the basement floor was wet.| Played for a solid year; Philadelphia, where it played for seven months; Los Angeles, | atter b b h C On a buntis, ae gonr ae ‘ soa . 1924, when a young woman, ap~' Flovd Schooley. the city electri- where it played for six months ; Beston, where it played ter five months, and San . P n, , ut the whole Shoe 7 es ae parentiy becoming confused, ccove ‘cian. who made an investigation. Francises. where if played fer twe months. it is new the reigning success of New orld knows it's an achievement ! a \into a group waiting for a Car &° aig that he found the lamp socket York 4 Melt ) nd St Levi ' produce a shoe in this Quali , ) F BURGLAR IDENTIFIED |Grand and Arsenal. defective, but no unusual voltage, ’ ’ : P 8. this Price —$6.60 ve (al MEO Who Was Sha 3 i the regular 110-volt current being | “We, We, Nanette’s” engagement at the American Theater will establish a new record | e¢— . . r a ~ b - | , . . . * . 7 C terdm Gupdeccner. | DEMOCRATS MAY INDORSE for this city and fer the attraction for a run limited to three weeks. St. Louis wil SALOON OWNER FINED $200 theretore take its place among the recerd-breaking cities. The American Theatr Nee ss ew 1+ ~» | The 2@gTo) =o bur ’ " ‘urgiar shot and And there's only one way to do Biles soncay Se’, hel s2¢) CONVENTION NOMINATIONS ; harden tao & sian orang Oe and that is by shipping direct Uv the yard at the rear. ¢ the groc- | ee eT oe ee | é 1¢ rear o @ groc- . “ a om the factory to the Regal Stor U) 7 f John J. Jordan, 2661 Olive| Plan Suggested by Judge Priest | Him Bribe. Every effort has been made to extend the “Sanetie engagement here, but other | doin bu . & es, f : Was identified at the ; Necenily. and Rejected, Now = ~ oe = oo was ete Pyne cities insist on having the attractioen and it 1s with regret that the announcement 's | 1 . Pe! . ' a) i e. ? = 1 > i . | ; S @) end mgy gn \) ire an ee ee nee TI cenaneaa eee Central free - 6830 saabeh pan then ted made that Sa ay, 10th, will see the G Se T #0 2orm— Une i f Sid. who lived with his | Ie == ‘ - , : ‘ cif : ; ret Quality, One Profit (a) Mother Aten yen ist | committee is Ikely to indorse for-| Provisional Judge Grodzki in. the | comedy sensation in St. Louis. (T HAS BEEN POSITIVELY DETERMINED THA i ' ne ce—$6.60. J Wth Garrison avenue. a imer Federal Judge Henry s. Court of Criminal! Correction today | FURTHER EXTENSION OF THE LOCAL RUN WiLL BE MADE. } mid he had but recently re-jtion to select preferential candi- | Detective-Sergeant Coakley, who SEATS FOR NEXT WEEK—THE THIRD AND FINAL WEEK | ‘a) io home from a trip in the|dates for State offices, Chairman arrested Wilke Sept. 16, declared | | He had never been in trou- | Mestres said today, although the there were two bottles of home| OF THE ST Lous FNGAGEMENT WILL nl PLACED a brew on the bar when he entered ’ as e executive committee of the Demo- rejected fore, she said. 15, TAKES POISON Ne Bailey. 15 years old, 1521 Sr avenue, is in the city hos- | fOday suffering from poison’ 'Wilke’s saloon, as well as two | steins also filled with hpme brew. He testified that Wilke had asked ito speak to him privately and of- fered him $100 not té@ prosecute | ithe case. cratic State Committee it two weeks ago. As is known, Priest said that «a convention nomination would vir- tually ags‘tre nomination but rati- had at —_— -— ONSALE TOMORROW MORNING AT NINE O'CLOCK SS LAST TIMES—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th MARKET ae z I eet « | St 7:30 last ‘ni fi d have to be | dees ght. fication woul lave Bhe told the police Bhe took the the primaries. He declared the! Wilke declared the bottles on his | AT ay 2 wD because her mother would convention would eliminate much} bar contained nonalcoholic bever- | SEVENTH . \. oe Permit her to keep an engage-| of the bickering that has been lage and that the steins were filled | NO TE — SEATS AT Box 0 r | * | With « young man. Her com /| present in Democratic ranks for) with the same liquod. He me! TELEPHON RDEBS—ALL SOLD THE rric : | . oe i serious isome time. offering Coakley a bribe. é a -

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