New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1925, Page 14

e T R R O e T R RO (By Pacific & Atiantic) (By Pacific & Atlantic) According to affidavits, C, H. Bartholomew (left) paid $1,250 for pardon of son Ernest (right), convicted Left behind by man who brought him from Italy, Stnvgriu Cander- of car theft, to Volney Johnson, reputed used as go-between by ex-Gov. Davis of Kansas. In center is lieri, 9, born in the United States, was claimed at immigrant.home Mrs. Ernest Bartholomew. in New York by grandfather, found after long search. Assisted by husband, Mrs. Frederic McLaughlin, who was Trene Engine Hurls Train From Track Senator Edwards Named in Bootleg Trial Castle, dancer, left Chicago 8 she gave birth to daughter (in nurse’s arms). Aftermath of Jazz Whirl (By Pacific & Atlantic) Charles Hurlbut (above), dry ‘agent, who accused Senator Ed- o wards. He was corroborated by Senator Edwards, named in bootleg probe. Lionel Wilson, Zellow worker. Senator Edward 1. Edwards of New Jersey was accused by prohibition agents as backer of William F. S;“m"‘c”pmfl ;ead of $50,000,000 bootleg ring, in the trial of Griffin and eleven police officers in ersey City, N. J. By Paciic & Atlntic) Death Probe Notorious Crook in Toils Rammed amidships by giant locomotive in manufacturing f Los Angeles, Cal, a elec rain was hurled apping off fire from which o obbin’s Hair Cutler Roy Haufschild, 3, vic’im Arthur Haufschild, father (Telepix photo @ by P. & A.) After it ]”‘." been ascertained that son Roy died of phosphorus— This photo, sent by telegraph, shows ' Gerald Chapman (left), enough to kill twe adu! s—Arthur Haufschild, the boy's father, $1,000,000 mail bandit, handcuffed to sheriff, after capture in Muncie, ted, charged witk murder, in Milwaukee, W Boy was Ind. Chapman escaped from Atlanta, Ga., penitentiary two years )00; father was to get money in event of lad's death. ago and detectives have been searching for him ever since. Many Breath-Taking Performanceés at Ski Club Meet ) m Cutting Ice te Be Used Next Summer Quite una T tle as he T o T S T R S SR T J posed for the steamship Ole Jansen of Swedish Ski club was crowned champion in castern emateur ski meet at Paterson, N, J., in photog Calamares in New York. Twenty other turtles were brought; their day replete with thrills. Photo shows Sig Steinwall, head of Swedish Ski club, after a spill, meat for eating, their carapaces for ornaments. 925: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) against ne W\\\\\m \\&Q\‘ s S \\\m : Bl ol e, § RSN\ I A\ o e . B e i,