Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1929, Page 25

STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1929. M’GOULDRICK SILENT ON KRAFT MYSTER THE EVENING Greece Crushes Riot. ATHENS, October 22 (#)—Rioting of | alleged Communist origin on the Island | of Thasos Monday necessitated send- ing a strong police force from Kavala to restore order. There were several ar- | rests. Thasos is in the North Aegean ‘]50! about four miles from the main- an charge placed against him, was locked in Tombs prison and a hearing was | set for tomorrow, when a copy of the | indictment is expected to be on file here. Capt. E. W. Sundstrom and Thomas Decley, lookout man of the Creole, as- serted that Kraft jumped overboard of his own accord. Deeley told S. I Cooper, general manager of the South- ern Pacific Lines, owners of the Creole, | he was positive no shot had been fired | aboard the vessel. Both the captain | and Deeley are quoted as saying Mc- | Gouldrick was on the bridge at tue time Kraft is alleged to have jumped overboard. ( Reporters were barred from the pier when the Creole dockea and only the | detectives were allowed to board the ship to arrest McGouldrick. 7 Hurt in Political Riot. MEXICO CITY, October 22 (#)—El Universal Grafico reported last night that seven supporters of Pascual Ortiz Rubio, _presidential candidate, were | found wounded when political enemies attacked the hotel in Tepic, where | members of the National Revolutionary | a strike at the Loray mill of the Man- | March 1 to reply to the defense, when | ville-Jenckes Co., which preceded the | papers in its appeal are filed. disorders in which Aderholt was killed, | Judge Barnhill also allowed the de- were given sentences of 17 to 20 years | fendants bond pending hearing ©f their | in State’s prison on the second-degree (appeal. He dxed those of Beai, Miller. murder count and sentences of 10 years, | Harrison and Carter at $5,000 each to run concurrently with the other sen- | McGinnis and McLaughlin's at $2,500 tences, on a count of assault. er | each and Hendricks at $2.000. for judgment on two counts of assault| J. Frank Flowers, chief of defense was continued. counsel. ;nnm:’nced e wou'{ co;'nflum-l ’ to 20 year sen- | cate with headquarters of the Nationa u;fr‘:feby'i:v:&g‘ehiafiv. Barnhill, who | Textile Workers' Union, in New York. Dresided over their three weeks trial, |in an effort to secure the bonds. All | were Fred Erwin Beal, Lawrence, Mas: :‘he convicted men still were in jail to- | | c er. New York: Joseph Har- | day. | | Clarence Mier N and George Carter, | The defense indicated it would base Mizpah, N. J. |its appeal on contentions that Jud’xe Three Gastonia strikers. tried -ndrg:r“’?:“:’n;";:‘:“'gf"g‘t‘:g“’;fimg} i convicted along with the Eastern 1abOT | (75 roused the prejudices of the jurors Teaders, received shorter sentences. Wil- |50 &roused Lo PERICCES “not given a liam MeGinnis and Louis_McLaughlin | g8", o8 e were sentenced to 12 to 15 vears each | 5 In State's prison on the murder charge | e and 1o five to seven years on the assauit | Urges Arbitration Board. charges, the sentences to Tun COMCUT- | qu,cis Cable to The Sta Fently. K. Y. Hendricks was given a | “SANTIAGO, Chile, October 22.—The five to seven year sentence. | minister of foreign affairs, in whose The jury of nine farmers. a merchant, | ministry the department of commerce orders there, seven members of the an automobile assembly plant employe |is, has sent to Congress a message National Textile Workers' Union today |and a retired merchant, spent 57 min- planned appeals to the State Supreme | ytes in deliberation before returning Court in an effort to escape prison | the verdict. | the purpose of arbitrating commercial sentences | “"Tne defense was allowed by Judge | disputes. Many important firms in Four of the defendants, who came to | Barnhill until January 15 to perfect |Chile have already given their approval | North Chrolina from the North and led | the appeal. The State was given until ‘to such a project. STRKE SLAYERS PLAN TO APPEAL Beal, Union Organizer, Given 17 to 20 Years in Gastonia Killing. GOLDENBERG'S “AT SEVENTH AND K” YES EXAMINED FREE THE DEPENDABLE STORE |Ship Officer Is Held in Tombs Prison Awaiting Hearing | on Murder Charge. \ WINTER FARES TO CALIFORNIA A most economical and comfortable Route for Winter Tourists—through the Old South and the Historic Southwest is provided by the Washington-Sunset ite. Passengers save approximately ©of sieeping car fare by using Tour- sleeping car service rail fares now in effect via Is By @9 Associated Press. EW YORK. October 22 —Arrested | by New York detectives yesterday when his ship landed from New Orleans, John MecGouldrick, second officer of the | steamship Creole, was held as a tugitive from justice from New Orleans, where | he is wanted in connection with the death of Jack Kraft, formerly of New York, on October 11. | | " According to_telegraphic dispatches received by police here. McGouldrick has been indicted for Kraft's murder, which is alleged to have been committed on board the Creole as it steamed up the Mississippi River through the delta country below New Otleans early on the | morning of October 11. Loulsiana au- |party were meeting. Troops were sald thorities charge that Kraft was shot to | to have been called out to Miispense the | death and his body thrown into the |attackers, who subjected the hotel to river along the Parish of Plaquemine. |revolver fire. Federal Congressman ‘MeGouldrick, non-committal on the | Vidales was among those injured. Genuine Invisible Bifocals Far and Near Vision in one pair of lenses. $7 Sold regularly at $15. Special price. . Fi lity Le: i B —— “Every Pair of Glasses Fully Guaranteed” Use Your Charge Accouni—Optical Dept.—Main Floor. Br the Associated Press CHARLOTTE, N. C. October 22.— Convicted of second-degree murder and three counts of assault in connection | with the slaying of O. F. Aderholt, Gas- tonia police chief. and wounding of other officers during texiile strike dis- Thirsday and 8atu for lllusirated booklet B, and railroad fares. G. V. McArt, Passenger Agent, WASHINGTON-SUNSET ROUTE Southern Railway Executive Office Blde.. McPherson Square, Washington, D. C. recommending the establishment of a board similar to that in Argentina for —Advertisement. A Host of $3.50 and $4 Anniversary Hats Offering Latest Fashions—Wide Variety—Exceptional Value! Soleils Felts $49.50 & $59.50 Coats They Are THE Outstanding Coat $3 ' z .50 Event of Our 34th Annivgrnary Sale . graceful tiered Of course we have added new coats since the sale began—for Washington women and misses have eagerly taken advantage of this extraordinary offer- ing. Luxurious Black, Navy and Brown Broadcloth Coats, with gorgeous collars and cuffs of natural Manchurian Welf . . . Black Manchurian Wolf (deep furred and glossy) . . . Beaverette (dyed coney) . . . 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