Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 14, 1924, Page 14

Pe. Rue ToPHs — Iszez2 ote 4. PAGE FOURTEEN YOUTHFUL GIRL CONFESGES TQ KILLING FATHER Mother Urged Her on as She Tramped Him to Death, Claim. TAMPA, Fla. March 14.—The story of a 16-year-old girl who ed upon her father until he Hed while the mother, accord. > the girl, urged her on, marked the second peculiar slaying in this vicinity within the last few weeks. The girl, Johneva Winchester, and her mother, Laura Eva Winchester. are held on a charge of murder in connection with the death of John Edwin Winchester, who was killed last Wednesday at Seffner, Florida The othet killing avas at St. Petersburg, Florida, last month |+ when Frank McDowell, 19, shot to death his father and mother while they slept. A year ago, according to hits story, he eet fire to the family residence at Decatur, Georgia, caus ing the death of two sisters. Johneva Winchester described the Xdlling of her father, declaring that she “stomped him dead” stopping at intervals to see whether he was still Sales? —_ Queen of the Montreal Winter alive while her mother held her arms| Sports Carnivak for 1924 is Miss cording to officers Mrs. Win “Jesus made me 4o it, | the universe, made Mrs. Winchester as having said she had regained her right senses and de d the arrest of Raymond healer evangelist. as hypnotized,” Mrs. Winches: ter told the officers. “Richey did it He {s to blame for the death of my husband. I was under his power. It was his influence that spurred me on and directed my wild impulses.” She said the daughter was not to blame. REBEL GENERAL GES UP WIT FORGE OF oO) Insurgent to Retain Similar Command in Federal Army. VERA CRUZ, March 14.—(By the Associated Press.)—Genetal Eduardo Love, rebel, has surrendered to the federals with 600 men. He was al- lowed to retain his command, join- ing the government forces. Refugees arriving from Puerto Mexico say the ‘rebel general Can- dido Aguillar, has returned to Fron- tera, leaving General Benito Torruco in command with 1,800 men and gunboats. General Jose Dominguez, com- manding the government forces, is reported at Ojapa, awaiting rein- forcements and a battle for the possession of the port is expected ehortly. Previous reports were that Puerto Mexico had been captured by the federals. NAVY OIL LEASE NO GRAB’ oAYS PAN - AMIERICAN U. S. Got Big Bargain In Pearl Harbor and California Deal. LOS ANGELES. 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