Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-10
KUEHNLE, ONCE
ATLANT|C'S CHIEF,
]. NOW 4 CONVICT
ShOrn of Power, He Enters PEN
itentiary and DOns Pris-
on Stripes.
HIS IDENTITY FOR A YEAR
WILL BE "CONVICT 1872"
Goodbye, Old Man." He Bids
Chauffeur, as He Steps
Through Doorway.
Especial to the Newark star.l

hbiNeii itdueT VI AlldnIlC 01lSs Ell
tered the New Jersey State prison
at 10 o,elocl, This nornine :, serve =
e'ooN 'l'is ii'oiiilns - sc. We 9
49, iiiiposei Sh iiiiu ~
/ Ap'heic county more than tWelNs
/ mg tths ago. He was convicted of
be- & financially interested in a large
contract awarded by the Atlantic
CITY BOARD of wa+er cou,oissionars
90 1t, = 80 -
VI "iich ne was member Wheh ths
Noilliac. was let.
huehnle left Atlantic City this
morning in his own automobile ac-
companied by Sheriff Ingersoll and a
close personal friend Kl,ehnle was tbe
last 70 ,aayo an ,,,+r,,c,,,,,, -, ~
',,.5 'stNe ene autoniop,le "heh II
"iriFeu az the prison gate, ana as
the three men stepped through the
big doorway, Kuehnle turned to his
Chauffeur and shook hands with him
Goodbye" old man, he said.
Kuehnle VIII be kent in quarantine
for two weeks in accordance with the
regulations of the institution. after
which he will be assigned to some
kind of work
Convic, sza
T., -,
1-a,'.1l ~ ooi.ipl,aIce with tle prison rules
~ e,l.ls a..l's was siven eatn, prints OF
AZ ,a iraSers ,.;s Mers 'aeen Zen ana ne oonned
ens plison sarp; alIer Wnich ne was
SV,,,o ,5I,,.i,,rs IN ~ ceil, ne WIN oe KNOWN
. 1e15hs o5s ms prison term as convict
A'9..
,lII sa,leouSly WIN the ARRIVAL OF
on,,,oooi Co1,a,.,,e, T,i1a Mueiinis came Acthg
49, ,,,.4 ,io. t@yioI anu Ihe Judges OF
,,,o,.,- ~ ~ ~ paIoons, VINO pesln tneir
Iia woIn d. .ile prison To-Day examining
oo,,rt cbor;ee oaSs "a liiIs .ei III VI
: tho prison half on hon, ,,,itb Nrr
Kuehn1e after which Tho ,,,ator ,,art,,
minus Mr. Kuehnle ret,,rnad +o AZ
lantic City Kuehnle's overeoat was
left in the car b. him and this was
taken back by his ehalIffeur Head
Keeper Madden safa Mr. I<uabnle Mill
he allowed fiftv days OF his one wear
sentence for good behavior
'ro Thomas Mabonev in charge or
the centre wing. Kuehnie said. "I
am here to comply with tha ruIes
and regulations and Want % be
lcft IN quiet"
Kehnle made long and hard fight
TO keep out of prison The county
judge of atlantic county, and also
the sheriff were set aside in the pros
ecntion and kuehnle was indicted by
an elfsor-drawn grand jury. At
torney-General Wilson. in the admin
istrat on Of Governor Woodrow Will
son. was interested in the prosecution. !
J,,of
yas eent 70 A Atio,t;o rsi3,, e. resan;da iaamsdt,
st I<nel,nle,s rial s+a, he ~ s1,a p,nsin"
tion .tbe case ruas % r,;od tt,o,,e,l, III
tbe State court end oao,, s',sta;raa "a
tho conviotion an5 ,,r1aid 4ho ia,.oI
ifv Of tbe elieor- dra ,Yy i,,ries
Tho final decision q apainst hin, oon,e
abo,f two weeks AFRO
~ s.. n ,
W.,
.lne pellef IS general among friends
on y uehnle tiat the court or pardons
WI! IN snort time take favorable
actlon on an application for pardon
nder the law kuehnle can be paroled
N the prison parole board after he
Neu oi'c- .hlrd OF ms sentence
huehnle does not look upon the or
oeai with that degree OF depression !
Whieh might be supposed to enthrall |
one accustomed Tor so many years
70 the case and luxury of life in all
its phases and to liberty OF action
seldom Vouchsafed to the ordinary |
mortal. He laughs lightly and ap-
pears to look upon the situation in
lllo lishl OF one ABOUT TO undergo
think he has hee,, r,,ade +ha Cot =,
,,,ido. ,aao bi,', soha,,ao fr s1oa..;,,s, 49,
bis noliticai na,.tv serera,,v aod e.
inada,.y as,,a,,isii, III - 7si '''S a'u i's
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