Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1930, Page 11

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Smith had aimed a revolver at him in the course of a heated dis- | cussion last night, the chief executive disarming him before he could shoot The Governor's account of the inci- dent was verified by James Cashman, | county commissioner, who was at the Smith home. | The Governor had come here from Carson City to discuss with Smith |el-l | ters of criticism he had received from the Las Vegas Board of Trade. | He said he found there was no or-| ganization_such as Smith described in | | letters he had signed as secretary, criti- | cizing the Governor for investing in Las | Vegas real estate. | _The Governor and Cashman said Smith called the chief executive a liar. Balzar, for years sheriff of Mineral County. seized him by the collar. Smith then drew a revolver, the Gov- ernor_and Cashman said, whereupon the chief executive disarmed him. |CLEVELAND YOUTHS ON TRIAL FOR MURDER Accused of Torturing World War| | Veteran to Death After Robbery. By the Aisocihted Press. PIOCHE, Nevada, August 5.—Joseph A. Morlock, jr, and Kenneth Carter, Cieveland, Ohio, youths, were called to trial here yesterday for the murder of Herbert E. Hulse, a miner whose body was-found in the manger of a deserted stable, Ap#il 9. | In confessions they allegedly signed in Cleveland where they were arrested, | the youths said they tortured Hulse, a World War veteran, to death when he discovered them robbing a safe in his cabin, December 23, 1929. Later, they | said, they shot Joseph A. Morlock, sr., |and threw his body in a clump of bushes near the stable. Young Mor- { lock said the decision to slay his father | was reached after the elder Morlock | had threatened to leave them on the | desert to die. Thomas Gibbons, Cleveland police the prinei- | detective, is expected to be pal State's witness. He is alleged to have witnessed the confessions. GEORGIA JURY INDICTS | DRY AGENT IN KILLING | Federal Officer Claims Gun Was Fired Accidentally in Struggle With Rum Suspect. By the Associated Press. COLUMBUS, Ga., August 5.—The Muscogee County grand jury yesterday indicted W. K. Johnson, jr., prohibition agent, for the murder of Ray Rodgers, 20, who was shot to death by the officer while delivering a gallon of whsky to George Moseley, an under- cover agent. The slaying of Rodgers occurred on the night of July 25, when he, in com- pany with Eunice Johnson, Columbus girl, drove into the yard of the Moseley home. Johnson claimed the gun was | accidentally discharged during a strug- gle for possession of the weapon be- tween the Federal agent, Rodgers and the girl. Miss Johnson said the firing wa:tnflb an u}'fif‘“mhm‘ s a_preliminary a few days after the shooting Recorder Arthlyu‘ Lynch dismissed a murder warrant against Johnson sworn out by Chief of Police M. D. Gill. At the hearing Mose- lfi corroborated the version of the ling as told by Johnson. ————— SAIL IN 30-FOOT BOAT Group to Trace Columbus’ First Voyage to New World. 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All of yesterday, the opening day of the woman’s trial for the slaying of Fred Oesterreich, retired Milwaukee, | Wis., manufacturer, was spent by the | defense in examining prospective jurors. An attempt by the defense to have | the case tried before the judge without a jury met with failure when Superior Judge Carlos Hardy denied such a mo- tion. Otto Sanhuber, attic lover of Mrs. | Oesterreich, recently was convicted of manslaughter in connection with Oes- terreich’s death, but was released be- cause that offense was outlawed by the statute of limitations. Sanhuber, dur- ing his trial, admitted living in attics of the Oesterreich residences, here and in M:l:auku. to be Oester= reich. near Mrs, o Agnes Irvine, who died recently st | Islington, England, aged 84, did her own washing every Mondsy until the end. Colorado Nomination | State ticket. ial Sabtpres The State assembly held today. DENVER, August 5 (P).—Contest for | N the Republican® senatorial nomination | between Willlam V. 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