New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1922, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1922, that the aviator's headgear tunate man, Will Giberson, was mur Lecointe Hold Former Record. ald dered in his own home while he| Tpe farmer world's record, recqg.|™ust be redesigned before the high slept s ; ip b H L L P nized by the Federation, was made in | ®P6d could be Taintained with | Mrs. Gibershn scribed by the! safety. An inclosed cockpit might pr ion as ¢ voman of steel| I'rance last year by Sadi Lecointe,|also afd in solving the problem, he nerves, never winced. Of all those | Who piloted his machine at an aver- | gajq i he atone seemed (A€ of 204 miles an hour The force of the wind at the speed n the courtroom £ien. Mitchell in the tests yesterday | ne attained, Gen. Mitchell added, mnaffected | In his charge, Supreme Court Jus-|fleW twice with and tw against | probably would be great enough to Receives Verdiot Calmly, Protest- | ce aiich i i irore fo sive | the wind. on the to trials with the | eak a piiat's arm were he (o thrust : e A Jant no speclal considera. | Vind he avera 4 and 241.88| oyt his hand during such a fiight o aman. | miles an ho Sy st o et the new ottcini record, Gen. |8 Hartford BARGAIN BASEMENT Hartford mg lflnflcence Justice Kalisch said that it was un-| the wind his average was 204.20 g Mitchell drove an army-Curtiss 206,15 miles an hour biplane, mounting a 400 horsepower Commenting on his great speed, | ourtiss engine. A———— Gen, Mitchell sald it might now be| geopetary of Commerce Hoover considered “an ordinary feat” for an | wiinessed the flight and congratulated necessary for the state to prove that Mrs. Giberson actually fired the fatal .'_T",I"; g gl L Mrs. [ghot, It need prove only that she ¥ Glberson was found gullty 1ast|wag an accomplice in the crime night of the murder of her husband aviator in one of the modern high|,mny and navy and civilian engineers . Willlam F. Giberson, in Lakehurst power planes to attain a rate far in| on their great strides in aeronautical August 14, and was immediately sen excess of 200 miles an hour. Only | development. tenced to life imprisonment I]RIVFS Pl ANI: AT mechanical development, with in- ML ° ) L y y © Mrs. Giberson received the verdict creased protection for pilots, was guilty of murder in the first degree necessary, he believed, to register SEEKING HER HUSBAND, e on AN ety dan Cven faster fights than have beenl yio Gharles R. Borchard, of New i demeanor as she had done through Wind W Terrific. Haven, has written to the local po- B O o nd Was Terrific, lice, soliciting aid in locating her hus- Of Hartford Gen. Mitchell's leather heimet was [ band, who left home on Oct. 2. The Jury Out Four Hours slit by the wind' during his rush [ woman claims to have received infor- .,LE;“‘;, R l'r‘vp‘;hll-:“n";n‘-‘x‘r‘;‘r‘-\lmly::‘1 I ASS[ Ghlef 0[ A]‘my AV[a(]Ol] SCIS through the air, This showed, he| mation that he was seen in this city. am innocent," Giberson said, “and if T have to remain in prison for the rest of my life, T wi Mt Clemena, Mich: #Oct 18 not ¢ the irst NNOCH I on - s GRLARR e, T Inddcsnt ety ©| Brig.-Gen. Willlam Mitchell, assist- | punished 1 shall fight this case to ¥R o ThItter ‘and " ant chief of the United States Army © With a dramatic flourish, the case | Ald Service, yesterday set a new offi- | lew over a one kilometer course at flourish came just before the charging of the jury Selfridge Fieid an average speed Springing a surprise on the court- | of 15 miles an hour {n four heats. O tor ‘Thyne pridadsd Ehe < timed by representa- blood-staine pillow in which Giber. | tives of the Federation Aeronnautique son's head rested the night he was ale, thus making the rec- S l slain in bed. On the pillow was outline in grease and grime, o pistol. which last week won the Lays Pistol on Pillow. speed trophy and in which Then Mr. Jayne produced the pistol R. J. Maughan later drove un- the | © lly at a speed of 248.5 miles an r an with which the state claimed i 1 erime was committed and which it as- | our. While Lient. Maughan's speed , | at that time faster than that serted Mrs. Giberson had hidden in e Hanse outhouse before hiding herself and [Mmade yesterda s under United 5 . i announcing., when discovered, that ¥ . Mo represen- THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY her husband had been slain by rob- 4 ion Aeronau- bers—a story which the prosecutor ] tique Internationale were present, a ’ defined as a*'Mutt and Jeff fairy tal fact that pre d his mark stand- With spectators craning their necks, | i€ as an official world's speed rec- Mr. Javne laid the pillow on a table | 01d in front of the jury. Then he Placed | m——————— , M 4 w ; ; : I the pistol on the outline of oll and r = en s, omen 8 and Chlldrens New Up_to-Day Shoes. dirt “You will notice that this revolver f a revoher on e pilow @il || "Fhe Lincoln Realty (o Dwarf Boston Ferns . You don’t have to be told that the A. L. Foster Company car- TUNIVTUPIG) tehell drove the army Cur- Jayne. “I tell you that this revolver was placed upon the pillow heside | 5 5 . R o i e en e el ried an extensive line of very high grade footwear and this se- : | was pulled, and he was killed. This is a tell-tale exhibit which, 1 believe, In 5-6-7 inch Pots g & s s LA i 7 lection of choice shoes will be capture the murderer. “This is the most cold-blooded, vil- lainous, dastardly, cowardly murdec||| f d | in this state, and the murderer de- serves no sympathy. Even the fonlest » == . s and most criminal thief has some .,‘"“, > ac 3 & Flaced on Sale cense of honor, and generally speak- ing, is not a coward. 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