Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1931, Page 6

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Smith, insecticide manufact- urer, has promised to tell a grand jury all the details of an alle insurance plot in which he disappeared hn Winter, leaving an embalmed body o! an unidentified man in his lmmad automobile. The county attorney made this state- ment after officers reported that Mrs. Smith had signed s statement admitting that her husband's disappearance was part of a plan whereby she was to collect his $60,000 in life insurance policies. Smith, who once was the cmdldltl of the Farmer-Labor znny for ernor of Towa, was held in jall at Adel. while his wife was in custody of Sf agents at Des Moines. Insurance Plot l.vnld. “Under our plan,” Mrs. Smith was quoted in the statement as l)‘\n‘ 5 was to collect the insurance or c it when the huurlnee it and then meet John w’hm hfeo' into communication with me, W might be one to two years.” Smith's whereabouts remained un- known until last June 23, when he was found near a Garner, Iowa, roadside, bound with a wire He was taken to the State hospital for the insane at Clarinda for treatment for relief from a mental illness, and subsequently re- moved to jail at Adel. County Attorney Sackett said the grand jury probably would make its in- vestigation of the affair this week. He added that while Smith could not be compelled to appear, he ously had promised that he would 14 to the grand jurors. ‘Wife Bares Bigamy. as that of smmu. but later was ex- humed at the request of insurance companies. Mrs. Smith’s statement, the officers said, cleared up other angles of the case, including & bigamous marriage by her husband to Pauline Shaw, an 18- year-old Elgin, Kans., girl. They added that her statement was made last Sep- tember 3, following several hours of questios by Sackett, and after Mrs. Smith had talked to Miss Shaw. The authorities said that Smith ad- mitted the illegal marriage, but that he had little comment to offer on this phase of the case. COTTON AID FACED IN TEXAS SESSION Lawmekers Convene to Enact Measures for Curtailment of 1932 Crop. AUSTIN, Tex., September 8.—Texas ll-wmnnn assembled here todsy for & session called by Gov. Roes 8. ' terling to enact laws to curtall the Sta'fll 1832 cotton crop. Southern planters looked upon Texas, | which produces one-third of the Na- tion’s supply, as the lever in the move- ment for a reduction of acreage. | Governors of South Carolina, Georgis | and Arkansas have indicated they may a solution of the probl producuon and low prices. eral production curtailment pesals were in readiness for nnoenw tlon to the Texas Legislature. In addi- tion to the nn-l”fl-eotwn mhct of Go\ Huey P hml of Louisiana, s L of J, d, Texas com- loner of urlculture advocating & 50 per cent reduction in cotton acreage in 1932 had many_followers. Senator Walter Woodward of Cole- man, Tex., has drafted l Mll ‘which would prohlbu a) mln lanting more than half of his tillable llnfl in cotton. INEW YORKER CAPTURES BRIDGE CHAMPIONSHIP William 8. Xarn Outscores Experts in Three-Day Tournament and Wins Own Trophy. By the Associated Press. DEAL, N. J., September 8.—William 8. 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