Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1923, Page 23

4 cRiRAbrssnurNasn T - “ g0 eesBosnancrran o SESFNDER] H a i e -ADMITS MURDER; TRAPPED AT PHONE Jersey City Police Hold Man on Wire While Officers Rush ! to New York Booth. Ssasvesuy February 16.—Syl- soldier and last By the Assoc NEW ° vester MeGrath, former who was trapped late telephoned the police of J., that they had ‘ccused another man of Christine Hervis Wallington, . was held in jail to- & wetion of the authorities ty, N. J. confessed, t strangled the sear as he of however, n was preceded by a recital of the manner of Miss Hervish's death. Girl Dend When Found. The body of Miss Hervish, daughter * of the sexton of the First Methodist 1ipiscopal Church, Passuic, N. J., was found near Wallington the morning December She had been P KB BB UG h A s B KON SRR TASN RN B TNESEAPA RN T a o Dakota, Boston I taken questioned When and ed. > booth His that still to ktlis 1% Tonocent. he 1 know, T was B Navy. A fellow named Downey, did the job.” Capt the wire Aavas wnerss dix COINS MORE UNIFORM. >. Weight Declared Better by Assay ssnssnsnidicainunocns TRICK TITLE BARRED. Woman Legfslator Says “Truanti told Coot. | |SEEKS TO ENJOIN WORKE! The Thrill That Com | WUZ ATTACKTED 8y A BAND OF Pawriee ieiais ) Come Back. A we'LL kit 2\ T HULL TRIBE Ari” SCALS g o ur > ',!) - Tee ot o . wree HY —By WEBSTER. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, es Once in a Lifetime. | WuZ TRAKED G A PACK OF TIMEER WOLVES FER 15 MULES An” They Wuz 3 BOBCATS AFTER. €7 1M, 15 DRERSLAYER. A DAVY CR¢ 7 {. gack vev ¥ SHANT Y I~ WINTER TIME — FROM NON-UNION SHOP Organization Says He Signed Con- tract to Work Only With Organized Labor. Inted Press whether bind members by Stereotypers nst nber of the union eking to learn if the de- g by IC Justice Coronado ca labor as well as b ployer,” V Thornds | torncy, representing the union, sa The suit alleges that on July 1921, Meyer, then a member of the electrotypers’ union, signed an agre ment not to aceept ployment and that in violation of Taft in th voked by - lcontract ne went to work for : union prin on , 1923, The suit asks the er from continuing work nion shop. "horndyke decl £ unions from interfer ing with non-union employes who had signed contracts with their em- ployers not to join the union. Attorney Thorndyke predicted that probubly would go to the Court of the United States NOTED DENTIST DEAD. 1ary 16, Should Stand. i The voice | floor of s House ives was heard vesterduy rst time in the his husetts. She | got what x 4 l Miss M n of Brockton, ¢ " lone of t presentatives of the peaker. 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Cortner, Muncie, Ind., kleagle and organizer of the local Ku Klux Klan, arrested Wednesday night when police raided klan head- quarters here, is arraigned in police court he is expected to enter a plea of not guilty and demand preliminary hearing. Cortner is held in the Clark county jail on a charge of ‘“conspiring to incite riot.” Attorneys for Defense. Several attorneys from other cities have arrived here to co-operate with ¥Fred Anderson, Cortner’s attorney, in fighting the case. Cortner has sal that the affair will take on national importance before the end comes, as D. 0, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1923. the Springfield rald was the first aged against the klan in the United utes. The backing of the entire na- tlonal organization of the klan is expected to be given in alding Cort- ner and the local branches of the klan to have the case decided in their favor. 681 Taken im Raid. Despite denials made yesterday by a number of persons whose names were contained in the list of 681 al- leged members taken in the rald, police insist that each of these is a member of the klan. The United States district attor- ney’s office in Cincinnati has been notified "of the raid and word is awalted here as to whether the gov- ernment wants to take a hgnd in the case. The district attorndy, it is understood, has asked the Department of Justice for instructions. —_— 5,472 QUARTS DESTROYED. SAVANNAH, Ga, February 16— Federal prohibition enforcement agents, led by Division Chiet R. Q. Merrick, late yesterday captured and destroyed 5472 quarts of imported liquors, the record quantity that has been seized In a raid in this ction, The liquors were found in an out- |SCHOOL LAWS ASSALED AS BAR T0 FREE SPEECH |Enactments in New York and Oregon Subversive of Constitu- tion, Dr. Ryan Declares. By the Associated Press. 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