The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-08-19
Chief of Police O'Hare Announces that the
Department Will Pay for Information
Bringing Conviction.
FOLLOW CLEWS WITHOUT RESULTS
Men Who Have Been Mentioned in Case Tell Officers
They Will Come Any Time They Are
Wanted and No Arrests Made

| statements of Mrs. Keefe, who lives at
LOG Park street, in the house directly
/ adjoining the garage. This morning
Mrs. Keefe, while she was reticent
4 about stating anything regarding the
! things which she remembered of the
shooting and while she admitted that
sne was excited, still chung to her be-
lief that she had seen an automobile
standing in front of the house where
she lives.
Did Not See Murder.
mo, no, / never saw any of the
shooting" explained Mrs. Keefe.
when heard the shots ran to the
front window. There was a car parked
in the shadow of the trees and there
appeared to be two men in it. 1t was
facing west but as soon as some other
man had run from the direction of the
garage and jumped into the car, it
whirled around and went south on
Maiden Lane"
Mrs. Keefe said she did not have
time to get a good idea of the car or
any of the men who were in if, -
cause what she sew oa ned = fore
the sound of the sAals AZ an eted
out" She cannot understand why per
sons on Maiden Lane did not see the
car and admits that she was very much
excited and nervous during the whole
time.
Another Heard q Car.
Mrs. George Clark, who lives at 1O3
Park street, across from the garage
where the shooting occurred, declared
she was awakened by the shots and
hurried to the window at the front of
the house. She said she saw no one
but that she heard motor humming.
She thought that the motor was at the
corner of Park and Exchange streets
and believed that it went south on Tx
change street. She said that her hus-
band hurried to the garage but that
he also could see no car or anyone at
the garage. When he reached the
scene of the shooting, Pacini was al
ready gone. t
Mrs. Thomas J. Ryan, of 102 Park
! street, who, according to one report
had seen the bandit car, declared this
morning that she knew absolutely
nothing about it. eve only heard the
Shots" she declared 1--WE saw moth
ing and know nothing of the shooting"
Others Tell Their Story.
The first man to reach the Arnold &
4 Murdoch garage after the shooting was
! Charles Colwell who with L. Stella
had recently returned to their garage
located just around the corner from
the scene of the shooting, heard the
/ shots and ran to the source Of them.
/ They had placed their car in the ga
/ rage half an hour before and were
standing near it, talking, when they
/ heard the shots.
/ Both men rushed out into Exchange
street. They declare that they neither
/ saw nor heard anything and had there
/ been car there they would have seen
/ it. A moment later they saw Charles
Pacini staggering across the street.
! Colwell ran to the Arnold & Murdoch
/ garage, which he found deserted. but
with all the lights burning. He saws
/ he saw no trace of a car
I Oscar Johnson, the man who yester-
/ day gave description to the police of
I the men whom he saw running down
Maiden Lane after the shooting, was
on the porch at the time of the shoot
/ ing, but can not remember seeing anv
/ car going south on Maiden Lane.
4 Substantiates Johnson's Story.
/ Henry Steinbach, who lives At the
/ Wells boarding house, declared today.
that ne also had seen the man skulkin,
between the buildings on Maiden Lane
whose description was given to the no.
lice on Tuesday by Oscar Johnson. He
+ declares that the man went along the
i buildings of the Wells plant and then
went north where he lost sight of hin,
Plans have been completed for the
funeral services Of the late theatre
owner which as previously announced
will be held Thursday morning at ten
o'clock at the Holy Rosary church with
/ the Rev Father Smith officiating at tha
singing of the solemn requiem hiob
mass. The remains will be laid to resi-
in the family plot in the st. James
cemetery.
! Hundreds continued today to flocl-
to the Pacini home to pay their tribute
to the memory of Charles Pacin;
Many former business associates 80
the deceased are expected in Kenosbs
tomorrow to attend the funeral SER
ices.