New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1927, Page 18

tending the hold-up It was not vaguest detalls of the neighborhood in which the old-up occurred. Tompson stated that the charges that Madeiros' confession was |spurlous or the result of “coach- ing” on the part of Sacco-Vanzetti lawyers, were unwarranted and un- air. “From the very Thompson said, “the government was Invited to participate with us in the developments of the case regards Madeiros. They had amp! opportunity to follow it through and obtain first-hand data on the however, and with this fact in view “timid- part of i reasons but some of them are pre- J"fl[iE ASSA'[E" sented here,’ then I would have |considered his declsion fair and |just, for he might be withholding Ccertain reasons which would be |sufcient to warrant an adverse decision,” Thompson said. S The chief counsel then attacked 1 Judge Thayer’s contention that Lawyer in Famous Sacco-Yan- coriher Droot that Madeiror con- i tesalon was untrue was to be found Zetti Case Presents Argumems lin the fact that he was unable to | describe the scene of the crimes. - | Thompson sald Madeiros was in Boston, Jan. 28 (UP) — Judge ‘S,Nxflg B!mln:lrw 'rml;' t;nccm in his ' life—on the day of the double mur- Webster Thayer's 36 specific reasons | | 7. ) yence could not be expect- tor denying Nicola Sacco and Bar-| .4 'ty pe familiar with the locale. tolomeo Vanzetti a mew trial were| «If Madeiros had shown an in- vigorously attacked by Attorney Wil- |timate knowledge of the locality in llam G. Thompson, chief defense ywhjch the crimes were committed,” counsel, in his arguments before the |Thompson argued full bench of the state supreme court |oulq have demanded to know how here today. |he had gained tis knowledge in Taking the judge’s reasons as list- | yiew of to fact that his only visit ed in his declsion ome by ONe |¢; South Braintree Was on the day Thompson tried to show the court |t veseion that Thayer had given unfair con- N o W Dok sideration to the confession of Celes- | o o MO0 TS S e Ma- tino Madeiros, basis of the latest| . - y 3 move in the six-year battle to save | the convicted slayers from the elec- | tric chair. Madelros himself is scheduled to | die in the electrfc chair April 27| for the murder of Wrentham bank | cashier. Thompson charged Judge Thayer with “a lack of rationality, a lack of -consistent, logical thought,” and | further stated that the trial judge was on many occasions self-contra- dictory. “Judge Thayer, from his decision In this case, gives the impression that his feeling in the matter is: ‘These men must be guilty’ " declared Thompeon. “I can come to no other concluston but “his after studying his decision, denying a new trial to these two men.” The chiet defense counsel. who | was continuing an attack on Thayer day for the government to come begun at yesterday afternoon’s ses- |forward with charges that Madel- ston, cfiticised the manner in which [ros’ confession resulted the judge had charged the jury and |coaching on our part.” stated that the judge’s reference to| The question of Madeiros' this charge in his decision was incon- [ity” was then considered. sistent with the facts. Thompson read that Much Self Praise Judge Thayer's decision Judge Thayer's declsion, Thomp- |quoted Madeiros as saying he was son said, included page after page |“scared” when the shooting began of Inconsequential matter and a |during the South Braintree hold- great deal of self-praise. | up. “If the judge had sald in his| “The judge contends that the @ecislon something like this: *This| Morellis (members of a notorious decision contains some reasons why | Providence, R. I, gang named by Y cannot grant the motion for a Madeiros as being responsible for TIME TO PROTECT AGAINST - GRIPPY COLDS The tend‘el: fhroat, d}at exhausted all fagged-out condition, easy suscephl?dxty to grippy colds, the all-too-frequent cough or other respiratory infection, are Nature’s wamings that it’s time to protect your weakened resistance. 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Tee GOWN RAPHAEL BUILDING ELEVATOR SERVICE 99 WEST MAIN STREET ROOM 104 iby Judge “the government | deiros was drunk, Thompson said, | and considering the excitement at- | surprising that he recalled only the | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1927. the .South Braintree crimes) wouldl not have taken a timid man such as Madelros with them ,for the hold-up. he'd un the cashier of the Wren- he must die in the electric cair) he fired the shot that killed cashier because he thought he saw the cashier This between being great difference |scared and being timid. Then the defense lawyer consid- ered each of the 36 reasons given Thayer for disbelieving Madeiros' One question involved concerned the number of automobiles used in the South Braintrce hold-up that resulted in the shooting to death of Frederick Parmenter, payroll mes- senger, and Alexander Berardelli, a guard, on April 15, 1920. In his confession, Maderios stated that two automobiles were used, a Buick and a Hudson. In| his decision, Judge Thayer pointed to the fact that 60 cents was found lon the front seat of the Buick, ! | proving, he said, that Madeiros | was lying when, he claimed the | robbers escaped in & Hudson, beginning,” '~ matter. They did not join with us, 'lyi it seems to me pretty late in the | from | which | Thompson called the judge’s de- cision on this point “absurd.” He said testimony at the trial showed |that the 60,cents was found on the |boards beneath the front seat. not on the seat. He pointed to the fact + the anoroximately $15.000 stolen was contained in steel boxes little likelihood that | was part of this| The judge cited, as another rea-| s ief that Madeiros was | latter atement that he | had expccted to get $4,000 or $5,000 | as his share of the hold-up money. The judge pointed to the fact that Madeiro's actual share would natur- ally be one-sixth of the total, six men | having participated in the robbery, according to his story. Madeiros’ | share would therefore be only $2.- | 620.43 instead of $4,000 ~or $5,000, | the judge stated. | Thompson said this was another | |absurd conclusion. He said thati | Madeiros' expectations had been | based on the belief that consider- |ably more than $15,000 would be ob- tained in the robbery. “He therefore supposed that his one-sixth share of the total would | | That is why In addition to ‘ciros has said that when he ! uld seem to bear out Ma- | engine. deiros’ fear of gunfire. There is a [ond both had falls breaking bones. confession. | wedding at their | be around $4,000, serted. Thompson KILLED IN NEW HAVEN New Haven, Jan. 28 (P—James | H. 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