New Britain herald., 1915-09-02
Browns Confession duplicates Woman
 Who is Now Held Without
Had Told The Any Women in|
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groeS-EliZabeth Tiffany today was held without charge of having melted of her husband, Dr. c. Fra a wealthy and we'll know of this city and Newport. raignment was at Warren
 The three male priso charged with murder and held without bail. All fd not guilty. They were Id Warren pending a hearth Sept. 16.
 Mrs. Mohr was arrested ing at the Mohr home in sive Elmwood section of tH lowing the alleged confess negroes who told the polic{ had been hired by Mrs. M her husband out of the wd
 Taken To Warre|
 She was brought to the ton where she was turn officers from Bristol Cou which the killing was dol night. Accompanied by Arthur Cushing, Mrs. Mohi in an automobile to Warrer ty seat, passing on the wal of the murder. Another carried her alleged accom-
 Mrs. Mohr appeared to least disturbed. She is tive body and was dressed tailored suit and a mod hat, the spreading brim of hid her features. At tf house she sent out for a which she so arranged t. the lower part of her fact cealed. In her hands, wi covered with white gloves. ried a vanity box. Mrs. M ed the officers and her col smiles and when told tha to be removed to Warren r{ from her seat and said: "I
 Jealousy The Moti
 The police have entertI possible motives-jealousy of Mrs. Mohr toward Miss Burger, the doctors secrd an alleged desire by the viii possession of her husband erable estate.
 Negroes Charged
 The negroes are charged der. They are George the chauffeur who was q Mohr's car at the time of ! ing; Cecil Victor Brown, employed as 8 hostler by and Henry Spellman, half Brown. s1s
 Healis has been detained lice since the shooting, as of the affair conflicted with by Miss Emily G. Burger, { assistant, who was in the and who also was wounded.
 Brown Breaks D0w
 Brown was taken into cd night after Healis had told that he and the hostler h to rob Dr. Mohr on the uigI shooting. The authorities q lieve the stories of the fiegl Brown was subjected to a examination, during which down and admitted that he cerned in the shooting and Mohr had offered him s2,q her husband.
 Healis and Spellman, corroborated story, and the arrest of M 
 Browns Story.
 Brown at first denied thd any connection with the a said he passed over the Nas where the shooting occurreI motorcycle, explaining that his way to visit a friend at Detectives who went to Rf{ investigate his story return Spellman in custody. Spell hat there was a plot aga Mohr, and when Brown Spellman's declaration he mI tailed confession.
 According to Browns std Mohr proposed severa1 weekd he kill pr. Mohr, prom1sin| him $5,000 nine days after q was accomplished. He said to help him out, anl lis half brother up to talk tN 1ver with Mrs. Mohr. HeI present at this interview by q Mrs. Mohr, Brown said vas to receive $1,00O and Bi .Iealis $2,0OO each.
 The arrangements for theI were carried out in detail. \ o the confession. At a ~u] ;pot on the Nayatt Road Hea| he engine of the automoh Brown and Spellman, who ,roached on motorcycle, crepl he bushes and fired at the z If the car. Brown said he dohr and Spellman wound Berger. After the shooting md Spellman went back to n 'ycles. They threw the rev0l
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