New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1928, Page 14

,MM&I!III‘ to That of - Prieighting Son ’ Grand Raplds, Mich., Feb. 17 m} : ik -—Thomas Kiecal, 74, father of Stan- ley Ketchel, career in the prize ring was cut short by an assassin, has met a sim ' Jar fate, Kiecal's body, with the elashed, was found in & barn loft | at the family home yesterday. John |8 Kiecal, n, in whose possession & bloodstained knife was found, Ww: beld. The killing occurring nearly 1 years after Stanley was shot to death at Conway, Mo., is believed by au-| . thoritles to have had its motive i @ dispute over land left by the for- wmer middleweight champion, which since has multiplied in value. Stan- ley, who adopted the ring name of | “Ketchel,” bequeathed to his mothe: parcels of resort land along the Pin Island lake district near here. Mrs. Kiecal recently drew up will, police said, under the terms o which the property would have re. verted to her husband at her death. Alexander, another son, instituted court p! edings in an effort to obtain $16,000 from the mother as | § his share of the estate. The suit m’ & still pending. Although no legal ac- tion was taken by the other broth- ora, Leon of New York city an John and Arthur, who live here, they were said to have objected to provisions of the will. John, arrested several miles from the scene of the slaying, denied con- nection with the killing. He would give ne account of his movements nor explain the bloodstained knife. A cap, which was picked up near the spot where the body was found was identified by Arthur Kiecal as the property of the man held. John s the youngest brother of the late Stanley, who was shot to death November 15, 1910, at the Two Bar Ranch of Col. R. P. Dick- inson at Conway, by Walter Diplay, a farmer. The shooting is said to have followed a dispute over the af- fections of 2 young woman. 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