The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1922, Page 4

~~ SHOTMAN ON ORDER OF HER HUSBAND, WITNESS SWEARS ie Mrs. Mabel Champion Took Deliberate Aim, He Declares. CLEVELAND. Oct. 27.—The threr shots that killed Thomas A. O'Con well, carnival promoter of New Haven. Conn., in » scuffle In a restau rant here last July, wore fired b) Mrs, Mabel Champion, on trial for first degree murder, while she took @eliberate alm and after her husban: bad told her to shoot, W. H. Conklin former oight manager of the restau Fant and one of the State's star wit- Messen testified at the tria! to-day. Conklin, who returned to Cleve- land from Baltimore to test ty for the Prosecution, described the fight be- tween O'Connell and Ansley Cham- Pion, husband of the defendant and said he was telephonidg for the polic- wien he heard some one cry out “Don't shoot.” At this point Cham- pion shouted “Shoot,” Conklin testi- fied. He said he saw Mrs. Champion levelling a revolver at O'Connell, wh + stood with hands upraised, “| saw Mabel Champion levej th: revolver and shoot Thomas O'Conne'! Did Will Rogers“Kid” Republicans, pe ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, CAPT. SIEGERT NAMED BATTALION CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMEN? Or Really Mean Campaign Speech? Waller aateationce tir Mae) They Smile at Ogden Millg Mass Meeting, but Wonder Whether Comedian Was Sincere. Will Rogefs, stage comedian and inder for the first time last night when by invitation of Kermit Roosevelt His ta k}po'ntments take effect Nov. 1, Capt. Richard R. Si¢gert of Engine Company No. 287 in Brooklyn is the |P McCormack, Engine Company No. e addressed the Ogden Mills mass slicited a lot of laughs, but there were moments in it in which hidefiound tepublicans wondered whether or not they were being * nan of the theatre. Rogers was introduced by George’ W. Wickersham, and started his peech with the following: “IT have spoken In all kinds of joints, from one of Mrs, Vanderbilt's rarties on Fifth Avenue to Sing Sing fh Ossining, but this is my first crack tt @ political speech, and I hope It ops. I don't want it to go over and hen have to go Into politics, because ap to now I have always tried to be ronest."* “Now, as to Mr Mills," he went vn, “I have read up on his family history. He comes from the old Milla family of New Jersey. There was Eleanor and Ogden. Eleanor, belng rather wild, went into the cholr, while Ogden, being of a more divine, spirit- valistic mature, took up politics. Bvents of the past few weeks have shown that Ogden's was the better ridgment. Statistics of the last Con- Rress show that not a Congressman was shot. ‘But, at that, the cotntry has been wondering why. “This Mr. Mills can go into any Fifth Avenue home he wants to with former cowboy, turned political spell- meetitg in Town Hall. "kidded” by this But he fs the only man who ever bothered to write a personal letter | me over something that I had don which pleased him. He was about the biggest man in the United States ut the time, too “IT would do anything for a Roose velt. Why, do you know, if # Roosevelt asked me 1 would even make a speech in favor of Harding. | and that’s going some.” ‘The candidate, Ogden L. Mills, ea throughout the speech@with a stolid expression, but toward its end be miled ax if We liked it, Mr, Wicker Governor. BROADWAY JEWELER FREED OF THEFT CHARG: |’ On motion of counsél, John H. Gil- bert, an indictment, charging Henr Broadway, with grand larceny, war dismissed to-day by, Justice Dudley | the Supreme Court The motion w not opposed by the District Attorney ‘The charge against Hirsch was mad y Mrs. Ferne Chase, Wife of Arthu ‘thase, watchman in the Chase Nations Promotion of; onc captain to bat |law. talion chief, five Meutenants to cap taincles, ten firemen to lieutenant ano the appointment of twenty-five fire- men on probation were made to-da, by Fire ‘Commissioner Thomas J Drennan. The promotions and ap OCTOBER 27, new Battalion Chief. He has ocen a | 241; rocklage, ngine fire fighter twenty-one vears He | Company No, 7 toe T. B. Mor- will (ll the vacancy created by the |ris, Engine Company No. 224; Engi- recent retirement of Battalion Chief | « ree Luke Flanagan, who quit to practice | No, 234; Chief Siegert’s name appears four — on th ne _ The now Captains are Joveph 3. Paul, ye by Bao May, Hoole “end Ladder No. 43; Edward P. Hines, Hook and Ladder No. 2; An-|106, and Max Vilinsky, Hook and thony J. Poggl, Engine Company No 17, and John Barrett, Engine Com- pany No, 227. The new Lieutenants are Edmund! ferred list of volunteers in the Staten aoeversensseeensavenseansuereneesoenass invennnnonsuensenseneonnansenesnrenesssenessstonessesusenreensenrsnnesesusnesennennenensannnennaceeneneyssnnene nes 1922, roll of merit both | Hook and Ladder No. 22: ‘mnginser Ladder No. 123, Of the twenty-five new firemen ap- pointed, five were taken from a pre- Island exempts. and found LOCATE BiG CACHE , OF BOOZE AND STILLS MODESTO, Cal, Oct. 27. Armed with,long steel probing rods, deputy sheriffs pierced the hayatacks of the fields hereabouts than 3,000 gallons of liquor valued at $36,000. Farther investigation disclosed the presence of two twenty-barre! still running to capacity. Four ranchers were arrested. “ ‘ aeepeenceoesenenssacasen Best & Co. Fifth Ave. at 35th St..—N. Y. Extablished 1879 Naeeaneracesowenenneee orenseee: CORRECT FASHIONS FOR WOMEN - MISSES - GHILDREN - BOYS: AND MEN, SATURDAY SHOPPERS WILL EIND SPECIAL VALUES IN SMART WINTER APPAREL naaaennnenseneanencnsnsonnennvenssvensentoessnes a | while taking deliberate alm at bim.” Conklin testified, * The revelver was then produced by the State and identified by Conklin as the one used by Mrs. Champion, —_——~—— WHERE MAN IS NOT WANTRD. (From the Loutavitie Times.) A woman will stand for slime hint from a Roosevelt is the samo ur m the man. she Ran ‘a command from my wife. Ihave oo|knowing anything about’ it The the only exception is that py will not politics, When Col. Roosevelt died,|]Chases and Vard permit him to fool around in her kitchen. my ideas on politica died with him. out delivering something. quite a novelty. He has some mone) fand he went into Congress to protec! |; ialla. When it. “I am here to root for Mr, Milly because a Roosevelt asked me to. 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