Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-12-28

said: i am convinced that it was
Wick Still Held.
Alvin Wick, alleged inmate of
Ruth Lloyd's house in 1920 North
Twentieth street, OH the night of
the murder of Glynn is being held
by the police without bond for fur
Their investigation. Police say
charges of being an inmate of dis
orderly house will probably be filed
against him.
NJ. Z. Anderson, witness of the
murder, was released OH $500 bonds
for appearance as state witness.
Bonds in the sum of $500 were fixed
for William Bruce, state witness,
but have not been secured.
Police say they will file no charges
against Ruth Lloyd and Anna Davis
in connection with the murder of
Glynn. They say investigation
shows they were in no way connect
sd With the crime.
D. w. Griffin, Soldier at Fort
Omaha, called at the police station
and was questioned by Chief of De
tcctives Briggs. He corroborateI
the testimony of Anderson before
the coroner's Jury, according 20
Briggs. ....-.. -
Bruce and Anderson wcro the
principal witnesses, who testified
that they were with Gknn up to the
time of the tragedy. Both told OF
the hQdup, although their details
did not agree. -r>
Ruth Lloyd OF ITO North Twcnti-
eth street. Anna Davis. ga Soutn
Sixteenth street, and Alvin WicE,
who are held for investigation, were
not called TO testify at the inquest
Carlson Fourth Man.
The fourth man of the party
proved to be Frank Galrosn, who
rooms with Bruce in the Sunshine
/ apartments. He said he quit the
party at the time they proposed re-
( turning to the Lloyd house. He
Testified that he went home and adj
used the others to do likewise.
Bruce testified that he is teams
e and stated that he first met
Ilynn in SINNERS soft drink par-
ioE- He told of drinking whisky
here. I'd later of going to Invent
9Th and Cunning streets. where they
met two girls. After several drinks
IN the house there, according t.
Bruce. they went to the Drexel no.
tel. where Carlson left them. tIc
testified that Glynn. Anderson and
himself started back to the house
where they had been. and as thev
got TO Sixteenth and Cunning streets.
Two men ordered them to throw mp
heir hands. He said that Glyun
started to run, and one of the hole.
Fps went after him. firing two shots,
Is near as he could remember. He
lid not see the shooting.
Went Home After Scufflc.
When asked if there was any
scuffie between Glynn and the hold
Up. he said he thought there was,
- After the holdup. he testified. ne
vent home and told his room mate.
! who advised him to go to bed. and
he first he knew Of the tragedy was
when he read it in the papers.
anderson, who testified that he
cattle and sheep feeder at Irv-
ngton, Neb., told of drinking i'll
SINNERS place, and later going to
The house on Twentieth street.
where they had some more drinks,
Tor which they paid $3.50.
His story of the holdup corrobor-
tied that of Bruce except that he
told of meeting a soldier who told
aim he had witnessed the holdup.
He claims he procured taxicab and
took the soldier to the fort.
Watts Saw Scufle.
Everett Watts, colored. 8l7 North
Sixteenth street, said he was near
he corner of Seventeenth and Cum
.ng streets. He said he saw SOME
menin a group on the south side OF
Cunning street and also heard three
shots. He said when the shots were
= ired he got behind telegraph pole
md STAYED there.
DIR. Samuel McClenaghan, coro-
ner's physician, testified that the
oullet passed through Glynn's body
near the heart and that he may have
ived Is or 20 minutes after being
shot. A bullet found in Glynn's
.lothing was said to be ~ cali
Der.
Pitch Sees Holdup.
Frank Pitch of South Omaha tes-
ti6ed that on the night of the shoot
ing he was a guest in the Relo no.
lei. and that he heard shots. When
ne looked out he said he saw two
men going north into Seventeenth
street!
B. B. Conoway, an elevator watch
nan near the scene of the shooting.
said a man called there between 5
and 4 o'clock Wednesday morning
and asked him the way to Sixteenth
and Douglas streets. He thinks the
nan was intoxicated, and said ne
vas sure he was Glynn.
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