The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1922, Page 9

well as I can recall, another teacher's room, Then I ran and told Mrs. Smith, the landlady: ‘Edith has shot herself, get a doctor.’ “1 went to Edith, I did not touch ae annot C explain my feelings." very much were feeling “Yes, I did," replied Creasy. He told how he was taken to a room off the District Attorney's office in the courthouse at Mineola by De- tectives Miller, Van Riper and Molloy. “They asked me questions of all William M. Creasy told in County] kinds,” he said. “Atter Ke had t ee rt at Minneola to-day, his story nes eaeihe aN : Uitte on, the ihe shooting of Edith Lavoy, his Attorney Uterhart here nounced r sweetheart, in her boarding|that there was about to be testimony in Freeport June that might be shocking to women and ed with having murdered her,|*#4 all who wished could leave the ‘Icourt room. ‘Three left and approxt- wed to-day that while he was|mately thirty stayed. celal that Was First He Knew of Girl’s Death, Says Ac- cused Man. Creasy, ep on a couch besid v she} Creasy said that Hanson asked him herself with his automatic pistol,|/f he had been intimate with Miss ' ‘| Lavoy indicated that he did not know] “Gey deel: porcranied had possession of the pistol un-[pag been anything improper between je was awakened by the shot them. He said that Hanson applied » told of arriving at the hou 1 foul epit t to him ahd declared he lying he said he was going MR 7.30 P.M. on June 28, and tall yr aid he was goin it in the statement.’ statement referred to by Creasy at which was being prep * him to § and was supposed to n elicited from th Miss L jon in the vq women. Mrs oy and Mrs. Mildred sitting room used by Sheldon was known under her maiden name Hldred Simser, because she had ° 1ent as given nounces nut the day : shooting con- hen Miss $ vut,”” said ann , we wert tained an been intimate with Miss Medical examination subsequently 10k place voy on that Tn. Uter.| Proved this untrue and Creasy dented for Creasy : he ever claimed this intimacy with or sy. ae *" was the answer. iss Simser came back "clock. We heard her coming through the ,” he said, ‘Miss Simser stopped he room and then went to her froom. I still had my coat on and pistol was in my coat pocket ler she went out of the room ond} Creasy declared that Hanson told ught- back sc drinking water.| him he would ne nything me a glass and she drank] to drink until he d the st “Mr, Miller sat beside me with an automatic gun in my face,” Creasy continued. r Hanson had type- written two pages, he said: ‘You will have to sign this before I leave the room or they will shoot you full of hol relieved of these fter she drank, she put the glass 1 it to be writing stand ac s the room. I] people,’’ Creasy testified ked up a little picture and took About sunrise, Creasy said, he was @ cigarettes out of my coat|turned over to John Fogarty, a pri- ket." vate detective, in another room, He arty searched him. said he had in his and a Liberty bond garty gave me back $30 and a “Edith then came back and lay|said wn on the couch i id we lay there t ut twenty minut pockets $10 just abou bill folder, said. piisciousness. 1 At the inning of the session tracted my atten Creasy denied that he ever had told Detective Fogarty that he had been was lying on t buch and Edith was e was mostly on he “When I heard the r > and saw blood on intimate with denied that } voy that vith only ad ever told Mis d come to Freeport bjects in mind, to reamed out and ran t e with her.’ This 's room. I cried: ‘My God, ibuted to him b has shot herself.’ ‘‘Atter T went na letter written to an fiss Simser’ , L think I ineit down beside Bdith and then the | thought of getting a doctor came to me. I ran through the hall and, as I atopped at lf Former Eliminates Mrs. s Lavoy. He also] y}] Who was ill and she couldn't afford a -| prescription. The druggist, moved Das — sisal 4 SAY N. Y. SLEUTHS COULDN'T SHARE IN SOCOLOW REWARD Hearing on Activities of De- tectives in “Kidnapping” Case Goes Over. hearing scheduled for to-day wi COLLET Jack-] of the New York police in regard to the “kidnapping’’ of Walter Socolow son 5 and 3, While Latter |j.om sustice Martin's part of the Defeats Miss Cummings. Supreme Court, on Sept. 21 has been postponed until Monday morning be THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMB aR that none of the New York défeotives would share in this $10,000 yo ward A private detective agency (Burns), it is stated, had an agreement with an Individual in the New Yerk under- world who had informaticy. as to the whereabouts of Socolow. ‘This infor- mant agreed to reveal the where- abouts if the agoncy wéuld see that he got the entire rewasd, This was settled upon and Socélow was ar- rested. Under the cltcumstances, It was explained, the reward would go to the informant and nothing would be received by menibers of the New York Police sehen ment. CARS SHORT, STEEL MILL SHUTS DOWN IN PART e Rork represent 2 o W. Va., Sept. es oe an, Cornelius Brown and| YOUNGSTOAWN, O., Sept. 29.~-The tional women's golfing crown for!) |. Gibert, delegate to the] first curtailment of steel operations on the coming year lies between Miss} | ooratic state Convention at Syra-|account of car shortage was an. Glenna Collett of Providence, Eastern ft wae ldarnbd that the eps | noibéd here toaKy ty the Henubils AEG Tot HERLGIH EE SRUBTEA. UD OT Cen ts BAlUMON Iron & Steel Company, whith has shut eieie cate BetTEGe RAISE Vig ind share 8 the $10,000 reward, has| down eight of its sixteen sheet mills ef yeen shattered because of the fact at the Deforest plant, in Niles. in the semi-finals of the national tournament over the course of thc Miss Collette won her way into ¥? ue hoe morrow's final round by defeatin wl i Miss Edith Cummings of Onwensin,| of Cammeyer Shoes the winner of the Buffalo and Shene cosett tournaments, two, up, while Mrs. Gavin was eliminating Mrs. H for Boys Arnold Jackson of Greenwich, former national champion, 5 and 3. 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