New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1926, Page 17

S22 R R A R Rt e s o e e e e e e o —— g e = Sp— e T T E e g e ettt e T T S R S e ot e e e et S L] T T e e 23222222822020228222222! 24 R RRAAAAAAAAAAAa———_=—= e agh & Y e » HLVANA 1S FREED INMURDER TRIAL Jury Ignores Evidence Given by Slayer Ross Mineola, L. I, Feb. & ory of Ambrose J, rom tho death house pMson to testity against Stanley Klvana, being tried for the third time for murder as a result of the Bellmor L, bank robbery, did not con 1o jury in the Nas. W county court here yesterday that Klvana was guilty, They cquitted him an hour and a half after the case had been turned er o them Klvana a8 a material witn the story he told o cave — The Roes brought. at Sing Sing in s, $25,000 bail because in ing the men John Slattery's Old Home- stead hotel in Long Island City on the day of the murder, and Dis- trict Attorney Elvin Edwards hopes that, as the result of Ross's story, he may be able to obtain the indictment of some of the men of James Cuniffe's gang, who, it has been testifled, committed the robe bery and murder, Ross testified be- fore the grand jury yesterday, and plcked out the pictures of three men as those who had been with him on the robbery. Verdlct Not a Surprise The verdict was not a surprise. Tt was not expected that Klvana would be convicted after his two previous trials, one of which re- sulted in & disagreement. But hig counsel did not hope for quick acquittal. So when it was an- nonuced at 6:07 o'clock that the Jury had reached a verdict there was a buzz of incredulous excite- ment in the courtroom. It hacd been empty since County Judge Lewis J. Smith’s charge of all ex- cept a few persons, of whom Mrs. Eroest Whitman, widow of the bond salesman, who was killed as he entered the bank, was one. Bhe has sat all through the trial and remained almost alone in the courtroom awaiting a decision, When the jury filed in and the toreman, Henry T. Jackson of Cedarhurst, a builder, stood up to announce the verdict, Klvana stif- fened and watched him with every muscle tense. His wife and her| sister, Mrs. Bertha Bransfield,.and | Willlam and Barney Klvana were seated among the spectators and | leaned forward in their chairs, they women with handkerchiefs to fl\(lr‘ mouths. | The words “Not Guilty” fell from the foreman’s lips and Klvana sway- ed a little and then sat down sud- denly. He smiled a faint emile, but | then paled and seemed dazed an H overcome by his good fortune. looked around almost stu seemingly not recognizing his wifu or brothers, who were almost jump- ing from t seats in their delight || eagerness to he with him and imbraces Wife pparently after thre s in th Klvana 1, as h he wag and eleven months ¢, he relaxed, and wh went over to him, threw his around her neck and drew n'r 1 to him for a moment soon n connection . is wanted 10 | fore tiie grand hearing evidence e cell ¥ had been | convie- v hope in for Ross now lies ve cle hatt hours to | N executed mur- Smith ce 80 | 1 Scems Unmoved ed Ross' story,” ‘ ana. after the verdict. rv happy now. T little ‘1 am od news for silently in a | and was appar- oved by the ver- nothing to say,” she said “1 teel T must bt the Inevitable.” Two Men Put to Death | At Sing Sing Prison | Ossinin Y. 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