The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1920, Page 27

neg MOTORISTS KILL MAN, | PARDONED MAN AGAIN HELD. | PUT BODY ON CAR TRACK. | nenate reeca by dev Smith Sal tlom Shows Peekslkttl rented for Robbery. taven Resident Wae Not Strack by Robert A. Thortins, twenty-four, of No, 160 Kant 100th Street, who was par laterathas Trelter: doned three months awo by Gov. Smith + tence of one to four sanult and rob Id in $5,000 bail by Magistrate It t# charged »mobiln had atruck and | while ser thirty-three, of | years t Jay night aa he was|bery. w sealkthg a he State Road near |for th Buobanan, bis body was picked up and|Simma in Harlem ¢ threwa betw n the Interurban trolle he and another n tracks, It le supposed those who et ra robbed Mau Adama thought m trolley would a T fun over the body and be held respon: Two hours after sible for the man’s death, The skull) Thomas war ares had been fractured twice and oth | show window 01 ehouldera broken, A var did hit the body, but examina. Won of the under part showed that it) could not have tnfileted the injurion. | The Coroner exonerated the motorman @0d the atreet car company Several persone had seen Adams eariior in the evening walking along the State Road, apparently well in toward After an ai « Killed Rat, Peekskill V ie "eet Horlicks, the centre of the highway. Thoy testify sino that he did not ten to. the aide \ i. penrer of the road when automobiles ap- 3 alte proached, He had been t ntrone tn | ilk Safe A taxionb earlier in the ¢ had dismissed the vehicle an walk. x, but| rted to sony FRAN LIN Dips. PARIS, Oct. 16.—John Franklin, edi- torial director of the Havas Age died here yesterday. Mr. Franklin, who| The “Food Drink” eed All Ages. pai , Quick Lunch at Home, Office, end tion which, although 4 Fountains. 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