The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1922, Page 24

MB REFUSES ; i} | | | ay | | | | sq tended a musicale at the summer horne * Me attacked her. ~ TOGIVEUP ARTIST WOMEN ACGUSE a Says MacArthur Alibi to New! Jersey Charge Is “Over- whelming.” ALBANY, Feb. 3.—Gov. M day re .sed to grant Alexander A. MacArth sey, where the Jatter was indicted for alleged criminal Miss Mary Louise Brad teen, a Normal School student 17, and on Mrs, Heien D. O°} tforty-six, Oct. 10, both in Cedar Grove, “%. J., where th women live. | The Governor announced his posi- tive conviction that the identification of MacArthur by Miss Bradshaw as her assailant was beyond the bounds of belief in the face of MacArthur's alibl, which established that he at- extr aw, nine Sept. | ef his stepmother, Mrs. John R. Mac- Arthur, at Martha's Vineyard, Mass., Sept. 17, At the extradition hearing in Albany two weeks ago a dozen well known men and women testified to the presence of MacArthur in Massachu- getts at the time Miss Bradshaw said “ Of the charge made by Mrs. O'Neill the Governor said the evidence was flimsy and, while the alibi for MacAr- thur that he w in his New York home on that day, Oct. 10, at the hour of the alleged assault, was not stronz- ly presented, it was stronger than the evidence produced by his accusers. Gov. Miller swept aside New Jer- vey’s contentions that an alib) estab- lished by MacArthur could not be con- what unusual ale ks upon | ance pmptain h case, who neces om quite the testimony | nesses, one ir the two occ | fash On. “The nccuced was a total stranier to each before the occurrenc h aes ned, accor ane to their ony, in such me the ir ability to tden mi than doubtfu gn any re her positiv ht fo: ty! ng the accused. “L have reached that, as to the date fir nee overwhelmingly absence from the St the second charre of the evidence from the State. ‘No attempt whate the icion wa support th ries of th |nesses in each their ability to Identity the accused: That omi may be du r by prosecuting upon the proposition that an alibi would not be that the Governor take to resolve mony even on t!: the accused was ‘ fugi tive justice. “I find the law to be the other way | on both of these propositions an upon the evidence I find that tt cused was not within the demanding State at the time of the commission of either of the crimes charged and, | therefore, must decline to grant ex- | tradition.” | -_—_ HELD IN BIG F INUM THEFT. Louis Lu Frankie Notter, were States Commiss charges of po: $300,000 worth paroled 1920 from the Government's Old Hick- | ory Powder Plant at Jacksonville, Tenn, Bail will be fixed to-da Comethin ie idered and that the Executive “can- | not undertake to determine a t | upon conflicting testimony, but should vemand the acoused to the demand- | ing State,” pronouncing both these | wontentions “erroneous.” “The evidence that the accused was not within the State of New Jersey on ybhe 17th of September but was at| Vineyard Haven, Mass., throughout She day and the preceding and sub- | yequent days is to my mind over- *whelming,"’ the Governor's memoran dum reads, “Absence from New Jersey on Oct _ {0 1s not in my opinion so conclusively the accused standing by itscif is suf- Ificiently convincing to establish the| ASTOR COFFEE. . 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