The Press., 1921-06-23
SuPERIOR COURT.

On Tuesday Frank J. Snyder ot Mansfield was placed on trial before Judge Marvin and a jury by States Attorney Thomas F. NOOne on the charge of blackmail and obtaining money under false pretenses. MT. Noone said Snyder obtained $10O from Farwell on September 4, 1919, claim ing that he had assaulted a person while acting as an agent for FarWell, The states attorney said that on Sep tember 15 Snyder claimed Farwell had assaulted a certain person and that $500 was eXtOrted from FarWell by Snyder. It was also alleged that Snyder obtained on December IA, 1920, S2OO from Farwell by claiming that while acting as agent for FarWell he had assaulted a person and that the damages amounted to $562.62. If they were not paid he was liable to ten year sentence. FarWell, it is said, paid the $26O to Snyder and another man whom he introduced as detec- tive from New York. On December b Snyder was suspected of obtaining this money and was arrested the fol- lowing day. Officer William B. Jack son presented a statement which Snyder signed.
 For the defence those testifying were Snyder, Mrs. Beatrice Rebecca Snyder his mother, and Mrs. Snyder, his wife. The defense alleged that Farwell gave presents to Snyder's sis ters and sought their affections.
 Frank Snyder was found guilty by a jury late yesterday afternoon on two of the four counts. Sentence was de- ferred until today. The jury was com posed of the following: Edmund H. Horton, Edmund H. Pease, Herbert B. Stebbins, Theodore M. Lyons, William o. Rockwell, William B. Chipman, Clarence E. Eldridge, Clinton FL dridge, E. H. WOodfOrd, David HOrgan,
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 Harness for Men.
 To help support the spines of men who have to stOOp over at their work, an inventor has patented sort ot spring harness that Is attached to the shoulders and hips.
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 A Good Start.
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 Relieving Rheumatism.
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