Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1926, Page 18

DRY AGENTS CAN INVADEARMY POSTS Court-Martial Holds Officers ‘ May Be Arrested for Vio- lating Prohibition Law. By the Associated Press. © OMAHA, June 3.—A Federal prohi- Mition oficer may Invade a military Feservation to arrest Army officers for ¥iolation of the Volstead act, an Army court-martial held here yesterday. A motion to smuppress evidence against Capt. W. B. Allen and Capt. James W. Arnold of Fort Crook, Nebr., charged on twn counts with liquor law violation, was overruled hy Lieut. Col. W. C. Weeka. presiding member of the court. despite insistence of the captains’ counsel that his clients’ con- Ftitutional rights were violated by the arrest. Homer Banner. the agent who de the arrests, told of finding liquor the officers’ car. ! *The doctors vaccinate against al- most everything just now hut Spring fever, which hothers most folks more than anything else,” grumbles the Girl Severely Hurt Falls Into Machine By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 3.-Jean { Weiner was seviously injured yes- terday when her long hair became THE EVENING When Unshorn Hiaie| LONFESSIONS END MURDER MYSIERY NEW AIR MAIL LINE Robbery sUSpectS Repor‘ted Route From Chicago to Milwaukee entangled in a hookbinding ma- chine. Fellow workers said they often had urged her to hob her hair, but she had insisted on adhering to the “old-fashioned way. Her hair, done in two rolls at the sides of her head, hecame loosened and was drawn into the machine at which she was working.- She suf- fered severe lacerations of the head and face. WILLIAMS NEAR BUTLER. SAN FRA ). June 3 (A, Col. Alexander thrown into very cloee contact again Willilams of the ma- rines, who thook a court-martial out of a cocktall mixer in San Diego re- cently, #nd his successful accuser, Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler, are to be to Have Admitted Killing Woman in 1924, Ry tha Assoclated Press. BUFFALO. N. Y. June 3.—The murder of Mrs. John A. Telford, wife of a formey Pittshurgh editor, during a rohbery here in April, 1924, has been solved by the confession of two men under arrest here, the police an- nounced yesterday. The men who made confessions are Mariano Leggio and Samuel Mazzi, both of Ruffalo. In their confessions the pair im- {plicated Willlam McKenna, now serv ing a term in the Auburn prison, and Don Zirpello. The men were arrested recently for questioning in connection with rob- berles and, according to detectives, Gen. Butler arrived hers yesterday | made admissions which linked them to take temporary command of the | Department of the Pacific in the Ma rine Corps. Col. Willlams is to ar rive next week to hacome commander of the recruiting office of the depart ment. They will have offices in the same building. with the Telford murder. On further | questioning they confessed to having | &hot down Mrs. Telford as she came | downstalrs to investizate the noise they were making in ransacking the Exeter terrace home, police said. Telford moved to Buffalo from Beaver Fallm, Pa., two years before the murder. He published a news- paper in that city for some time and was engaged in the automobile busi- ness here, @ died recently. i g TO BE OPENED MONDAY and Minneapolis Will Extend Mervice From New York. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 3.—Another branch of Uncle .Sam’'s growing air mail service will be {nitiated Monday morn- ing, June 7, connecting Chicago with Milwaukee, La Crosse, St. Paul and Minneapolis, it was announced at the Maywood landing fleld here yesterday. This new branch will extend the over- night service between New York and Chicago to the new stations on the Chicago Twin Citles leg. The first plane will take off from here 10 minutes after the overnight plane arrives from New York, or about 5:45 a.m., and will complete the trip at the Minneapolis terminal at 10:45 or 10:50 a.m., standard time, The piiot will be Charles Dickinson, owner of the Ploneer Air Landing Field in Chicago and a leading mem- her of the Chicagn Aero Club. The Natfonal Museuin has acquir- ed a lizard known,as the tautera. | whose origin Is traced back to the | days of the dinosaurs. | BATTLE 150 YEARS OLD. Fort Moultrie Engagement’s An- niversary to be Celebrated. CHARLESTON, 8. C., June 3 (P).— High Government and State officials, officers of the Army and Navy and the entire corps of Annapolis midship- men will participate in Charleston's celebration, June 2729, of the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the battle of Fort Moultrie. One feature of the celebration wHl be a tribute to Sergt. 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