Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1930, Page 7

o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, | RALEIGH HABERDASHER Washington’s Finest Men’s Wear Store . . . 1310 F Street NflR]‘HGU'fl' 'I'[] mE e e e i et | KEY-MENTOF GHEST A o tie letters |~ TO VISIT/INSTITUTION one each to his mother and father and his spiritual adviser—Northcott Peneived the two women late last night. | Florence Crittenton Home Will He still refused to admit slaying the | % youths, but said his mother, Mrs| Ve Supper and Explain Sarah Louisa Northcott, and his neph- Work Monday Evening. s ew, 15-year-old Sanford Clark, knew all about the bovs. He said, however, their Following its policy of ecquainting the i | bodies had been buried on the ranch.|members with the various organizations Hemses to Admit to Mothers Mrs. Northcott pleaded guilty to a| ot the Community Chest, the Key Men's P charge of murdering the Collins boy |Klub of the Chest, which is composed That He Really Killed and is serving a life sentence here, |of the “key men” in the group solicita- Since her imprisonment, however, she|tion unit, will visit the Florence Crit- Children, has insisted she did not kill young Col- | tenton Home, on Conduit road, next y lins, but pleaded guilty to the charge in | Monday evening. the hope of saving her son from the| The institution, which cares for un- gallows. married mothers and their children, is By the Associated Press. 'Asked for details concerning the bur- | regarded as one of the best-managed SAN QUENTIN, Calif,, October 2 |ial of {hree youths, I;IOT;hcn(‘t told l"'/lKVs. hll)mes]ol{, its khl;ed in t’lfie blgnltetd 5;:;;&& oo | Collins and ‘Mrs. Winslow to question | The club members w entertaine w)_" i B, ihcfl‘S-‘ Northcott and young Clark. at supper and taken through the build- convicted of murdering three boys | 'Tho investigation which uncovered (ings by Miss Joan S. Cole, the super- on his Wineville, Calif, chicken |Northcott's alleged crimes began August | intendent, who will explain the work. ranch, was hanged at State’s prison |31, 1928, when his niece, Jessie Clark, - . = s skod immigration authorities to_deport . here at 10:00 a.m. today. fer prother. Sanford Clark, fo Canada.| Plan Whiskered Foot Ball. Northcott was led into the death |Northcott fled to Canada after officers NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., October Compare these Topcoats for style and quality with those sold for $40—$45 elsewhere | cott had abused and slain three boys. # 7 i trap. He collapsed as he was led | Officers visited the ranch and found i !I"ritntzggg‘:g‘iefé%‘;:g!‘:ge from the death cell and was sup- | shallow graves containing bones and | Giois" S0 anhiversary they are to ported by two guards. quicklime. i aAIiE depict the first intercollegiate foot b.iil ! > ° For the first tim i N game, that between Rutgers an gt i wn:e,::,e? e Ristory |y murder of a Mexican youth whose | Princeton in 1869, when there were 25 oo | decapitated body had been found at|men on a side and shaving Was ot so Some 140 persons witnessed the | PUente, Calif, several weeks previously SR ar execution, g i | also was laid to Northcott. brought into the room blindfolded. Northcott finally was bm-restedd n‘;a‘.r Vernon, British Columbia, and his e SN TN (Shlf, October 2.—| mother later was found at Calgary, Al- die on the suilowrthcott prepared to | perta. Both were returned to Riverside, having granten 1S Jere today after | Galif, to face murder charges. On the o i x( s'rl: an eleventh-hour inter- | way to Southern California Northcott o e mothers of three boys | confessed the slayings, but later repu- whom he allegedly mistreated and | giated the confession. | g.u‘r‘;:-rteg on his ranch near Riverside,| 'fried for the slaying of the Mexican | o Cgrgzs o youth and Louis and Nelson Winslow, angT3gohtistine Collins of Los Angeles | Northeott dismissed his attorney during |8 nd Mrs. Nelson Winslow of Pomona, | his trial and took charge of the case i-‘mmm Of the three youths named as| himself, He was convicted and sen- dgrg:cnfls victims, visited him in the | tenced {o death. after which he waged sath cell late last night in the hope | an unsuccessful fight in appealing the of learning definitely whether thelr | case, sons were killed on the Wineville “mur- der farm” two years ago. it Railways of Finland are adopting the Writes Three Letters. policy of building motor roads in new Except for the finding of bones .in territory instead of extending their lines shallow graves on the ranch, the deaths | there. $10 Cash Delivers Choice of QOutfits 3 Rooms, Kitchen $65.00 THE MONTANA 1726 M St. N.W. 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