The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1924, Page 4

PA 4 IN SLAYING Soribbled Notes May Aid it Loeb-Leopold Trial BY EDWARD ¢ «United Pres CHICAGO ficers from t forney Robert 1 University of i pearch of students able to tes that Nathan Laced, confe Franks, 14-year sane. Believing that the Leopold Crowe's aides “defense against Assured that Chief defense cou to save the two young ates from tho gallows by them insane, the state is making a n Leopold and Loeb arted he defense.” will attempt ollege gra provi @ trial jury and will show that the| iirderers were of sound mind. Testimony of those Leopold and Loeb should mean much More than that of so-called expert » aliennists.” » Crowe's staff, meanwhile, an Smounced they had “new evidence”| Dagainst the young intellectuals, who who knew] ‘Killed Franks. The new evidence, it as © was said, consists of pencil scribbled ) nétes, written by both Leopold and} Loeb when their confessions were) Back on slight discrepancies. | These notes, it was explained, aro fm the youths’ own handwriting and Will be admitted as evidence even ) tho the trial judge should throw out} | the actual confessions as evidence. ‘The notes, much Ike those taken By college students at a classroom Dreviated as the confessions were Tead to them. HERE’S MORE ABOUT EXPO GIRL STARTS ON PAGE 1 @ut the Northwest, but with STORY wt Public as well. RY TO BE TOLD IN THE STAR “If people could actually 0 Around and visit the various factor- “tes that are growing up !t would Fesult in boosting prosperity here More than could be Imagined, but "the whole buying public cannot do | this, so we thought: Why not have Somebody do it for them and tell them about it? "Three weeks ago Paul Knudse the ‘Just for the fun of it” kidnaped andj Being read. Each took notes of the! Other's confession in order to check | lecture, were written hastily and ab-| That’s One Result of I NEW EVIDENCE Burton May Become G. O. P. Running Mate DEATH CHARGE aFollette’s Candidacy, Political Wiseacres Say BY ROBERT J. BENDER BLAND, ¢ have whatever on t rm, but it al 1 of marke |ready is having a very upon consideration Coolidge’s runt pr iden w Ithe » bably ta re evelopment intimations Burton. quarters Ma practical solutic residential problem. B is no t on Le ow nom ay prove to be a ver of the vice Jer of note make & the con rton a spel doubt ctive address to to refute the testimony of}... Aa Racy amr tia sf | tmprei upon the delegates: will get as many more important, as president : of the University of Michigan and see of these t 5 s former president of the Univernity Bitache of Crowe's office sald, “tO! 16 atinnesota, he would be expected fell what they know of the habits of|to materially strengthen the pulling Leopold and Loeb, We are sure that| power of the ticket In two states I be alah sas which La Follette 1s counting ¢ their stories will bear weigh pat ‘aed ate met Coolidge of Smith's incumbency At one divine, having he was preside: Cool! during . |governor of Massachusetts. time he was of the Pil grims’ chureh, New York His abil ity as a campaigner is attested by Coolidge supporters and there ap pears to be nothing In his record which would serve to embarrass the ticket were he sel pastor HERE’S MORE ABOUT G: 0: P. STARTS ON PAGE 1 for the tmmediate consideration of agriculture, bonu: transportation and reclamation legislation. 2. That former Attorney General Daugherty be specifically condemned and repudiated by the republican party and forever disbarred from holding any position of honor tion WOULD COMMEND TAX SUPPORTERS 3. That former Secretary of the jcondemned and repudiated by the jparty and forever disbarred from holding any position of honor or tion. 4. That those republicans who voted for the recent tax bill passed by this congress be commended, and that the convention pledge itself that ‘‘nelther the Mellon plan nor any other tax bill providing for un warranted reductions in the super: jtaxes of multimillionatres shall re celve the support of the republican | party, 5. That the Individual senators— Norris of Nebraska, Couzens trust under a republican administra. | Interior Albert B. Fall be specifically | trust under a republican administra. | Gecretary 6f the exposition, started| Michigan, Reed of Pennsylvania, Od- On a quiet quest for a young Indy) die of Nevada, Howell of Nebraska, |) Who would be admirably fitted for| Brookhart of Iowa, Borah of Idaho Such a mission, and found her in|and La Follette—be commended for | the Fraser-Paterson store. Thru the| thelr efforts, respectively, tn oppos- | Ge-operation of Mr. A.G. M. Fraser,|ing the Ford otter on Mussel Shoals, ‘of the company, who generously re-|'n uncovering prohibition and inter. Weased her for such time as sho| Dal revenue frauds; In disclosing may need, and thru the editor of| Saft and corruption in the veterans’ The Star, who promised to tell her | ureau; In disclosing prevalent con- Story for us, the plan was made|‘litions in that bureau; in exposing Possible. serious maladministration of the ot SHE'LL TRY HER HAND AT MANY THINGS “Our ‘Exposition Girl,’ therefore, will visit the factories and plants ‘of different of our exhibitors, try her hand at some phase of the ac- tual making of their products, and ‘The Star will give a picture of her _ St work and tell her story from _ time to time. When you have seen a her making everything from auto trucks to candy, you will begin to Bet some {dea of the really big and Growing manufacturing center we _ have here.” | Asked for the name of the Ex. Position Girl, Frame refused tg sive it “What's in a name, anyway?” he asked. “For the present, at least, ad call her ‘The Exposition So very shortly—perhaps tomor- row—The Exposition Girl will tel! You how Seattle makes shoes or overalls or some one of the wide _ Yange of things that will be shown in the exposition. Follow her from day to day, and learn of what your city does when _ fts men and women—your friends ~ and neighbors—work: French Flyer Down Near Tokyo, Japan __ TOKYO, June 9,—Capt. Pelletier _ Doisy, French airman, today com- pleted’ a flight of some 12,000 miles from Paris, landing at Tokorosawa, near Tokyo, at 11:57 a.m. His lost Jap was from Osaka. ry Portuguese Pilots Alight at Bangkok LONDON, June 9—The Portu- + Suese Far Eastern flyers fluw today from Rangoon to Bangkok, a Cen- tral News dispatch from Rangoon «‘bays. Good News: Business Booms Inereases Shown Bverything’s “Up” Increase in Seattle's building con- " ings and activity in manufacturing and trade for the first five months of 1924, a3 compared with the same period in 1923, are reported by the Chamber of Commerce in a business survey made public today. The first five months show, these increases, the states: Buflding construction, 74 per cent, Bank clearings, 10 per cent. Postal receipts, 10 per cent, Tonnage of cargo passing over Beatfle docks, 34 per cent, of cargo passing over Se 18 per cent, of 1924 murvey struction, commerce and bank clear- | farm loan act; in department of jus- tice scandals; in the probe of Senator | Wheeler’s indictment, and in the oil investigation. SEVEN RESOLUTIONS PACKED WITH TROUBLE There are seven resolutions fn all —each packing trouble and embar- rassment for the administration if | permitted to rach the stage of con- | vention deliberation that will bring a vote. There is little Mkelihood, however, of the convention chairman |letting the resolutions get this far. In demanding return of congreas July 7, La Follette lists the follow. |ing legislation as his reasons: Emergency agriculture relief; funds to carry out provisions of the soldier bonus; the Howell-Barkley bill for settlement of disputes be- tween carriers and their employes; reduction of railroad rates and recla- mation relief. The resolutions regarding Fall and Daugherty are identical, Each charges “‘gross betrayal of public trust’’ which has brought ‘‘shame and discredit’ upon the republican party. The resolutions demand that the actions of each man be ‘con. demned and repudiated as being in- compatible with the principles and traditions of the republican party,’ and that each man “be forever barred from holding any position of honor and trust within the gift, either of the republican party or of any future republican administra. tion.’ WOULD PLEDGE REBUFF MELLON TAX PLAN In asking a vote of congratulation for the 31 republican senators and 211 republican congressmen who voted for the recent tax bill substitu. tion for the Melion plan, one resolu: tion would pledge the convention “that neither the Mellon plan nor any other tax bill providing for un- warranted reductions in the super- taxes of multi-millionaireg ard profi. teering coroprations shall receive the Support of the republican party in any future session of congress.” The resolution of commendation for those senators who have been ac- tive in recent investigations follows the precendent set by the convention of four years ago, in which praise for congress and individuals was em- braced in the platform. The Wiscon- sin delegation resolution puts the fol- lowing squarely up to the G. O. P.: “Renolved that this convention ex- jtend its approval and commendation to the following republican members lof the senate for their exceptional services in the public interest and for the credit they have reflected upon the republican party WOULD COMMEND WORK OF SENATORS “To senator George W. Norris of Nebraska for courageously opposing the effort to deliver Mussel Shoals to private interests upon improper con- ditions and with inadequate com- pensation. To Senator James Couzens of Mich. igan for his goal in uncovering tho “ling party sald. | : | — Dr. Burton Dr. Marion will make the epeech placing Leroy Burton Calvin Coolidge’s name in nomination as president be- fore the Cleveland conven- jtion, Dr. Burton is presi- Ident of the University of | Michigan. He has held other |important posts in the field lof education and has numer- jous degrees, among them one |from Amherst, President | Coolidge’s college. He is an jold personal friend of the president, ‘Narcotics Fine Based on Value | A fine of $ Kee, a Seat pee mokit was imposed on Jt Chinaman, for f | in J HERE’S MORE ABOUT BAREI STARTS ON PAGE 1 farm on May creek last Monday | Bare! was shot twice thru the abdo men with a 45 caliber pistol during | the raid. | | The wounded man became steadily worse Sunday and death came at 5:30 p.m, Barel’s death was expected, despite several rallies he made dur ing the week and an operation by |Renton hospital physicians during which a plece of the man's punctured intestines was removed With the filing of murder charges |the opportunity to be released un bail will be withdrawn from the f | prisoners, held for the shooting, T! former policemen and Harry daker and Chester A. Rothermall, clvilians, Steve Montrose, fifth man who has been accused by his asso- |clate, Redden, as the man who fired |the shots that killed Barel, has not {been found. A murder charge a! faces him, MURDER WAS | PREMEDITATED ‘The men will stand trial for their lives because a killing occurring dur |Ing the commission of a crimo is con | sidered premeditated murder. William M. Whitney, assistant pro: hibition director, and members of hin party which burned the Barel dis tillery last Friday night, said that jcharges of deputy sheriffs that the | plant was burned to destroy evidence |were ridiculous, The distillery had |been left unmolested by the sheriff's staff since Monday, the day of the shooting, and the moonshine planted thero was entirely unguarded, Whitney conferred with Prose cuting Attorney Malcolm Dougias on Sunday and Douglas declared the state's case did not contemplate using the still and planted moon shine as ¢yidence. Diagrams and jcharts of the farm have been | drawn. | “Statements that the plant was |being kept to show the jury the hugeness of the plant raided by the hijackers are silly,” one of the raid Everything but the bullding was movable and since no guards wero stationed there, it fs certain the barrel of moonshine and the mash barrels and parapher nalla would have been moved to a new location if the place hadn't been destroyed. frauds and {irregularities in connec- tion with internal revénue and prohi. bition enforcement. To Senator David A. Reed of Penn- sylvania for disclosing the wide- spread graft and corruption in the veterans’ bureau under the adminis- tration of Charles R. Forbes, To Senator Tasker L, Oddie for demonstrating that grave conditions of neglect and Inefficlency are still permitted to persist in that bureau. To Senator Smith W. Brockhart of Towa.for his vigor in conducting the investigation of the outrageous scandals In the department of justice, | 'To Senator R. B, Howell of Nebras- |ka for exposing serious Irregularities and lack of efficiency in the adminis. To Senator William Borah for the |Judicial manner in which he con. ducted the investigation of the un. warranted indictment of a fellow | member of the senate, To Robert M. LaFollette for his signal service in bringing about an investigation of tho corrupt leasing of Teapot Dome and other naval oil reserves,’ In addition to these resolutions, thers was also one advocating direct vote of the people instead of the con vention system for nominating presl. dentin! candidates and another de signed to prevent corruption of poli tleal candidates thru restrictions on campaign contributions, A total of 42,495,597 feot of lum. ber moved thru the Panama canal to Atlantic opast cities during 1920, jare O, L. Redden and Jeseph H. Burt, | Lan-| tration of the federal farm loan act. | THE MACLEAN DENIES a. Tt HERE’S MORE ABOUT MONDAY, JUN 1924 DEATHS ON PAC Bodies of Four Recovered After Boat Capsizes SHEEP BURNED Wife Says He Smothered J t/Cattle Also Perish in Fire); ... =p A f the x 1 automobile zy Baby to Death in Maine = plese Which Sweeps Yards es drowned 7 we out t le UNDREDS of suffocating sheer Salen gad CASE TO BE FOUGHT ipa + ge AN bgoreeot agli rorod ; Girl Sues Husband’s Parents | join persons were take steers plung nly against t Vu pita TACOMA, June r ee 5 not seriou made frantic effe encape late , “hg aE m perger i thavams ae"? unday night when Barton & ( v. Waward V. Coss ee ‘ , ‘ The | stock per t Wyoming ave, and .. Pa a ae Lean, filed Saturday t ay 4 wasp t, caught fire erson, | Dan MacLean in which she ¢ ee nd firemen had subdued the 5 Hive y nband with having emothered bie to ta head of live ste bg — list included their infant baby daughter to dea } others were injured in auto AB Henge ar pelted e R d in Brunswick, Me, on ebruary : , pit eager geri Americans Ready Will be bitterly fought, it was futic|” ‘Phe George Bkatedt, 23, 4417 | for Haipong Hop | mate t Mor day by Macl s atte and-a friend named!” rhe origin of the fire Is undeter-| HONGKONG, June 9 Prd ) : ( unqualified denial ¢ : ite Mahe, | mained, Fire Marshal Robert L. Laing] 1; wg Paut Jones, a de 4B . h : C F red} of the charges were made Mond » Mod oy at. | 87% ve completing retuet.| Shot by two deputy sherif ¢ the charge made Mond Mody Yor more than an hour eight com-| stroyer here, were comp’ im refu f a ipl pied by young Maclean thru Langhorne. hurt while working on his car; "Paul! 4 otc. of firemen headed by thees| ing and fitting the three planes of | early onday The Attorney asked that public Korn, 2420 W. Nevada at, bit byl igttation chiefs, fought’ the blaze |the American round-the-world flyers| brings the total number of | Sudeme t be suspen 4 until suc ; aute 08 A way, ap i Mrs, 3 water and chemicals a des heye Monday, preparatory ‘a. take| gunshot fatalities in Senttle a time as the matter ts thrashed Lohse, 416 Republican st, a 8 " off for their next stop at Halpong. ; dl r; , 4) orate effort to nave the doomed ant 4 teat of the ofa righ —— eet 2 600 miles south. The airmen arrivea| !9 24 since the 4 MacLean, in her complaint, Ekastedt and Nyberg attempted to| “seany women in the large crowd |here at 1230 o'clock Sunday after.| Year. Automobile deaths “iviav - “se ’ ei nl gy agp Parmar de sere jen oar one the plaintive bleats of the sheep —_——_——_— total 19. . The gun death gis nb RE ye Za h bppey Tibag esas thru the roar of the flames. Po . ErAiiaeesian nk followies 19 fa knocked her unconscious taken to the rwegian hospital to| 1°. ‘ines kept beck the throng of Pelletier Shows jare Q rd when she tried fight him awa ound treated sities N I suicides, 8 homicides and $ potest hogy er reg tance hen anothe Firemen were successful in confin ° mprovemen' accidental shooting ened to kill her if ahe aid not take |wheg ano ing the fire to one wed, preventing | EAward 3 Pelletier, 602% W ee Aiiote oll ena r the Grime. gh sufferir jn react 5 pa bh gee wing st, who was shot in the back COUPLE. EXONERATED jwas taken to Leg gaat Se eutae rune | rriday afternoon by his deughter,| CLEVELAND, June ‘ BY GRAND JURORS Korn, @ Pole, w os walking on ot Mra. He Wallaston, waa stil! threatened car strike here was Maclean was a student at T 1 way, near Charleston ave, when ER 3 ‘ critical dition at the Beattle| gerinitely postponed today at the time of the he Was hit by a car driven by George HERE'S MORE ABOUT |) General hospital Monday | defini y poate 4 ad Lean had M. Rogers, 6062 dint ave, 8. W DEPUTIES | Pelletier spent a restless night ana| To 19 ; couple Rogers told police Korn walked in showed no improvement, It was said.| "treet carmen’s union Mew, Mac. |front of his machine. Ss 3 ON PAGE 1 Mrs, Wallaston shot her father when | was contained in a letter fro body to a Mrs. Lohse was. riding with her) STARTS ON PAGE sho found him mistreating her| international officers to o ‘ one. wane ee seabep a psn og eo — tires and the gan tank. Buddenly they | mother, according to the police. the Cleveland local ver to the grand jury but {her auto co ‘peared started to slow down and then they > — - — when this body met the couple was chine at Broadway N, and E. Harri-| stopped. We found Martin had been | exonerated. fy W. Tt. Dippo of Auburn. Mrs.| shot. We took him to the County hos Mra. Maclean's first story WAS |) 14, suffered a broken shoulder| ital, where he was pronounc that the baby had met death acct: |) le Bille dead.” dentally ‘and later she confessed to killing the child to “get It out of the way.” Sult for $25,000 damages for alienation of her husband's affec |tions, was filed Saturday almultan- Jeounsly with the diverce action against Maclean's parents MACLEAN DENTES ANY FIGHT WITH HIS WIFE | In her complaint, Mra. MacLean charged her husband be r because she dec remain in Brune Ho was at her ap the time, ahe charges, and at 1¢ 1t wann't so late he would get rat biscuit and give It to both she and the baby, but that it was too late to get the rat biseult, so he woubkl) “Whereupon. omp "the defendant grabbed a p aby's face as she t reads llow and t ove the bed awake in denial, upon ts ways he k 1 objected to Maclean left the } telling hin wife that These accidents to the shooting by deputy sherifts fot Frank C. rant man, who was riding in @ car) whic! in Searching parties had not In the fugitive’s auto was found a revolver, @ finshliight and @ pair of Washington license plates which had ere in addition Martin, Spokane restau-| 01 issued to Thomas J. Cronin, of Pasco, for another make of car, The auto bore an Oregon license, TKIO QUESTIONED BY PROSECUTOR PERSON IN 14 HOURS the deputies say, was speed- recov. ered the body of William McCiellan,|"y srimore told the police he Ivea| Hurried and improper eating, |your stomach in condition; soothe 1, 112 N. Gist at. before noon Mon-| .) tn parker hotel, and said Mar-|Rervous worry and lack of exercise | your tired, overtaxed nerves; brace ay, owing his drowning in Angel! 41 wag living there in room 108,| Clog intestines and weaken the Liv-|up your system; send p 7 lake, near Des Moines, Sunday. Mc- |‘ g to the room the police|er. Self Neglect and the use of |healthier blood coursing through Clellan drowned when ho lost his bal-| ¢ whom they arrested) "“s0-called” mild stimulants aggra-|your veins; feel like a different nce and capaized a canoe tn w for Investigation. & 4 con-|vate this condition and make mat-|person in 14 hours, or less. You, he and Leo Kells, 312 Lucille siderable money on bis person, and|ters worse. The result 1s Self Pois- | too, will be satisfied, as others have, were paddl cards showing that he was a mem-|Oning; no longer can your liver do|or no cost Rolls wi 4 from the water! so. of the Spokane Elke, and a|its work properly, and your health) Dr. Thacher’s ts sold and recom. by Ht. H. Wolfstone, 972 17th ave+| vember of the firm of Wilson’s|breaks down. mended by Pioneer Drug Co, 627 es Maclatman's body immed | warts Lu |. which operates two| That's why you wake up dull and|ist Ave; Lion Drug Co, 807 ae cafes in Spokane. tired, tongue coated, bad taste, and|Aye.; Rainier Drug Co., 915 a McCauley, Larimore and Nolan|offensive breath. That's why you|Ave: Cascade Drug Co, Ba HMOQUIAM, June One man was| were taken from jail Monday for|often suffer from loss of appetite, | Station; Columbia Drug Co. killed and two other persona were| questioning by the prosecuting at-|bad digestion, gas or sour, weak|Rainier Ave; Warren Druz seriously Injured Sunday tn an auto|torney. No decision has been made) stomach, constipation, and a gen-|Cor. Howell and Minor, and Cor. crash near Humptulips, 20 miles|as yet as to what action will be|¢ral rundown, nervous condition of | 4th and Olive, and The Washington jorth of here, Oliver Olson, 36, high|taken in the case, Meanwhile, the|the whole system. Drug Co., Madison at 26th, in Se mber at the Polson Logging Co.,| police are attempting to establish) Make this test! Cleanse and tone |attle; Enumclaw Drug Co., in Enum Camp No. 14, waa the victim of the! ownership of the Cadillac car which/ your liver and bowels with Dr.|claw; Nasmyth Drug Co., in Kent. here | accident was occupled by the trio. Thacher’s Liver & Blood Syrup. Put |—Advertisement. [her remaining in Brunswick. T was no altercation.” he anid =: He saya he did not learn of the} baby’s death 1} the next day.| Ho advieed hin wife to take the child to Portland, he says, to avoid notoriety In the college town. MAY FACE JURY MacLean to Go to Maine if} Charges Hold Up | PORTLAND, Maine, June neth Ross MacLean, Wash doin college, Brunswick, 1 be brought here for trial in connection | with the death of his child, If charges! reported to have been made by his young wife, Nettie MacLean, are sub- stantiated in the Tacoma courts, Ken. of Tacoma, and a former atudent at Bow- w divorce} | Announcem | made by Coun h | Ingalls after he was tnformed of two | sulta filed by young Maclean's wife, | one for divorce and the other for }000 for altenation of affect! to this effect was A M.| | orney Ra ns against | |Mr. and Mrs, A. Ft. MacLean, her} | husband's parents. | “According to the dispatch from} | Tacoma, Mrs, MacLean claimed her husband killed the child," Ingalls raid. “If these charges are upheld by the Washington courts, MacLean w | be returned to Portland for trial foi murder." | Ingalls, {t was understood, will! |send a special representative to Ta- }coma to follow the MacLean | there and report to him. ‘ARREST WOMAN ~ SECOND TIME Nine Graham, Shamrock Inn, Taken With Beer Mrs. Nina ham, proprietor of| Shamrock cottage, was arrested Sat- urday night by Deputy Sheriffs Harrihan and Joe Hill, when they found four quarts of beer in the place. Mrs, Graham, according to the officers, admitted selling beer, but begged to be released on prom. {ses that she would not sell it again, She was released when sho posted $750 bail. Sho was arrested two weeks ago jon Nquor charges, Deputies also raided the Greon | Mill, where Surah Anderson and Bill | Lewis were arrested for conducting a dance without a license, They were arrested a week ago on tie same charge, as county commission ers have refused their applications for dance hall licenses, L, Lamont was arrested when deputies raided his home at Red-| mond and seized 106 quarts of beer jand a quart of moonshine whisky. |Judge Atwood Will Talk for Ad Club case | | | | | Judge Harry 1. Atwood of Chi- |cago, will be tho principal speaker at the weekly luneheon meeting ot} the Seattle Advertising club Tues. day noon, in the Masonic clibrooma, Arcade His subject will | |be “Phe Condition of the United | States." Judge Atwood is nation aly known as the author of a num her 9 books on American govern: ment and as a lecturer on subjec pertaining to elvics and the constitu. 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