Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-15
OFFICERS TO EXHUME
BODY OF YOUNG BABE
Minneapolis Authorities Ask Des
Moines Detectives to Send
Man TO Be Present.
DUDIs DENY MURDER CHARGE
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Gram. )--chief II Detectives Mcdonald VIII
send a representative 10 Minneapolis 70
attend exhumlng the body d the baby
which Mr.. and Mrs Ben Dudl claim Is
their child Tho chief was asked 70 send
representative b. John r. and william
~ Nash Of Minneapolis, attorneys.
Mr.. and Mira. Dudl arc held here on
,hargcs Of murder They are accused Of
murder Of an infant found on n dump a
few days ago They claim that they
know nothing whatever u the baby found
here. bit that their own child died and
WAS buried IN Minneapolis Coroner
Rooms has ordered the body Of the latter
exhamod. chief Mcdonald has not de-
cided whom 10 send % Minneapolis.
Police Make Boose raid.
Two automobile loads of whisky cone
tanning ssl hints we're seized ~ a squad
" police on the hlshUay just east n
Des Molnea Wednesday night THIS u
said 10 De the largest seizure ever made
here except IN raids on express COM
panles and depots II lad been shipped
~ express 10 Clarkaon and IL was tipped
IN 10 the police that the big e6Dslkbs
incnt was for pes MoineB parties Pc
lice Officers vent 70 clafkaon, watched
Tho men load the whisky into their ma.
chimes. and arrested them Just before
lhey reached the city limits with their
Uig consignment,
Ninr Counties Gravel Roads
Nine counties viii gravel roada this
season, according 70 plans made thua
far, working out comprehensive ayH
tom IN each county, They arc Clay.
Hardin Marahali, cefro Dofdo, cfawe
ford. Bmmet. Tama, nuena Vista ana
Black Hawk BoHda will be lasuad 70
pay for the roads New bridges of per-
nanent type viii be put IN BY many II
these counties.
Atlantic southern Case
Another hearing on the appeal Of the
Ease Or \. y. smith ana othora against
the Atlantic Southern Halfway company
from the railway commission Of Iowa
was held late yesterday afternoon be-
fore Judge w. y. Ayres. The commits
slon ordered the railway to resestabllsh
The operation Of the railway between
Lyman and Villisea. The railway CON
tends That II cannot mako ezpenses by
operating and Is making an effort 70
diamantle the road,
Dr, Wise Defends Brandets.
Rabbi stephen s, wiso Of New York,
who was here yesterday With the peace
party speakers. severely arralgned Aenas
tor cHmmns for HIS opposition 10 the
confirmation OF Bfandeie' appointment
10 the supreme court baneh. lie said
Any man who votes for the rejection
~ Louis D. Brandeia proves himself nm
enemy Of that high and dlslntetested
type Of tribuneship uniquely embodied
during the last ton years In services Of
liraDdcis 10 the nation"
PILES for Railroad Com missioner.
y. n. KuIp Of Emmetnburg. candidate
for The republican nomination for railroad
commissioner filed bis nomination papers
with the secretary of stats today iie Il
the first candidate for railroad commits
Nloner 10 file. other candidates who filed
today we're Congressman William II,
Green On Council Bluffs. candidate for
recollection. !. q Lauer ~ WAgerty. DEM
ocratlo candidate for nomination as state
Representatives J. ~ Wiehman Of Garner,
republican candidate for state Representa-
Tive ~ Hancock county, and II Guy Rob
crts OF Mount Ayr republican candidate
FOR nomination az state representative
Gets Liberty After right.
Goldic Steele Of Sioux CITY alias N. l..
Hickman. whom the prison authorities al
Anhmoaa refused 10 release on March "a,
when his time was out because Il was
charged he took part In the riot AZ Ana
mosa last winter. was granted hia liberty
yesterday on habeaa corpus proceedings
by Judge Milo r. Smith at hearing held
at Marion. stecles good time was taken
away from him following the riot ana
Judge smith ruled that the punishment
was too severe, lie allowed ten days for
steole's part IN the uprising and two days
for minor offenses innHmuch as Steele
had served that amount OF time he was
released
Husband Hurt, wife Fails Dead.
o. r. Mlllard, manager Of the telephone
company at Montour. Ia. fell from a
telephone polo Wednesday when 1900
volts OF electricity passed through his
body. His wife. who was standing near
watching him work, started TO run %
him and fell over dead, Mr. Willard wnA
believed 70 BE- dead. but later regalncd
consciousness.