davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
HELPED KILL KABER,
NEW SUSPECT SAYS
Prisoner, Arrested Near Buff
falo. Makes Alleged Con-
fession of Staying.
WAS PROMISED $4,000
Declares He Was Double
Crossed by Woman Who
Arranged for Murder.

BUFFALO, June 17.--Salvatore Gala,
arrested to-day at Eden. near here, has
confessed. accC riding to District Attorney
Guy B. Moore that he was one of the
two men who killed Daniel Kaber, Lake
wood (ohio) publisher. in the summer of
1919. According to the District Attorney,
Gala said he held Kaber in bed while
victorio Pisselll. companion. stabbed
the man TO death.
The arrest OF Gala followed informa-
ton through a local probation officer
who learned that the man was staying
at the farm of Joseph Giglia. relative,
at Eden. To day District Attorney Moore
and four detectives searched the farm
and finally found Gala hiding under a
barn. He did not resist arrest.
Mr.. Moore refused to make public
CALAIS alleged confession, but he gave
out what he termed a summary of the
essential facts in it. This in part was
as follows:
.'Cala said that the subject of the
murder of Mr.. Kaber was first brought
I'D By Armena Calavito, a mldwife.
she tod MIN liTs- AdpSi "ohtSN ~ o.
rid of her husband. as she was getting
tired of him. The midwife told Gala
she had tried to kill Kaber by admin
isterlng poison to him on several oc-
casions. but had failed. Mrs. kaber
would pay 5000 TO him II he would Xii
kaber. the midwife told him.
Gala and Pisselli met Mrs. kaoer
several days after this. They went to
the Kaber home and Mrs. kaber showed
them the room in which kaber would be
asleep. She told them she would let
them know when they were to Kill her
husband and also agreed to pay them
5000.
Several days later Gala was notii1ed
to come 10 the Kaber home. When he
and Pisselli arrived there they found
the front door open They heard the
sound of women's voices. but they
walked into the house and into the room
where Kaber vas asleep.
"Cala said the man was signify
aroused. but he held him while the other
man cut him up with a knife. kabe-
struggled with them and CALAIS partner
I'm the crime cut several times again.
Kaber may have tried to shout but his
mouth was mufled by CALAIS hand.
They left him dead in bed.
Gala did not receive the money, and
he thinks the Calavito woman double
crossed him. That Is the substance OF
his confession"
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
BOMBING IN CROWDED
STREETS CONTINUES
Irish Civilians Suffer More
Than Police or Military.

DUBLIN. June 1.-THE weekly Official
review or the situation in ireland says
that during the week five policemen were
killed and tlirty-four wounded and that
two soldiers we're killed and ono soldier
wounded.
The review declares that tho bombing
outrarcs In crowded streets continue a
regular feature Of tha rebel opera tions,
resulting in casualties TO innocent civil
ians in greater number than to the police
or the military.
or forty-nine trials OF civilians by
court-martial forty-four resulted in con-
victions and five In ac1uittals. Sentences
10 fifteen years' penal scrvltude we're
imposed three times on persons charged
with the possession Of arms and afnnu-
milton. The total number OF persons In.
termed ls given In che review as 3,tss.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
JEANNErrE vosE Is MISSING.

An alarm has been sent out in Nassau
county for Jeanette Nose, 25, stenog-
rapher who has been missing from her
home in Warner avenue. Roslyn Heights.
Mineola. since Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Vose, her mother, told the
police that the girl left home late
Wednesday, saying she was going for a
walk She is described as pretty. 6 feet
inches tall and dressed in black
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
Counsel AbsoIve williams.

On behalf of the mysterious Frank
Williams. claimant OF the guns, Thomas
j. O'NeilI and John J. Fallon, Corpora
ton Counsel for Hoboken, contend that
not only is he in no way affiliated
with the Sim E'ein movement t,ut that
the United states is OBTAINING his prop
erty illegally. They declare in memo
randum they have prepared for pres
entstion to the United States District
Court that despite the fact the Gov
ernment is holding the weapons under
a warrant founded upon alleged viola
ton of title OF the espionage act
there is any amount OF legal precedent
that shows it is not illegal for any
person to ship arms and ammunition TO
any country In the world, provided the
United States is not at war with that
nation at the time.
In other words. O'Neill and Fallon
say that even IL 1t was shown that the
machine guns were destined for Ire
land ian admission they do not make.
however,. IL is none of the Governments
business. The only violation of law,
they contend Is the failure to make
record of the guns on the ships mani
fest.
However. the Government does not
intend quibbling about the legality of
smuggling arms into another country.
And the Department of Justice Is not
concerning itself about legal precedents
on filibustering. The United States will
seek TO prove conspiracy.
Mr.. F'allon insisted yesterday that he
is representing Williams only in so far
as the iatter's plant against the seizure
OF the machine guns by the Government
interiocks with the city of Hoboken's
contention that It and not the Govern
nnent has jurisdiction over the arms. de-
spite the fact that the arms were found
upon a Government ship and a Govern
n1ent dock.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
TRUANr GIRL GASES HERSELF.

When truant officer called yesterday
at 80 Willett street to compel the attend
arce OF Martha Korn, 16. at school. the
girl placed gas tube in her mouth and
turned on the gas. She was resuscitated
The Korn family came from Poland
about six months ago and the father was
anxious that the daughter learn English.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
u. s. SEES SINN FEIN
PLOT IN GUN SEIZURE
Gross VIII Ask for Indict-
ment of Three or Four
Men for Conspiracy.
HAS DAUGHERTY ORDER
Attorney : General Wants
Full Report From Depart
ment of Justice Agents.
ENGINE CREW is SOUGHT
Arms Traced Through All
Stages to Ship-Williams
Mystery Clearing.
HAS DAUGHERTY ORDER
ENGINE CREW is SOUGHT

The indictment Of at least three,
and possibly four, persons will be de-
manded of the Federal Grand Jury
in Newark Tuesday by Isaac Gross,
Assistant United States Attorney, who
will charge that these persons were
ci-iminaIly implicated in the alleged
plot that accomplished the slowing of
495 machine guns in the bunkers of
the freighter East Side in Hoboken.
Mr.. Gross will contend that the ma
chine guns were intended for the Irish
republican army and that the plot
comprised features that directly vio-
lated neutrality laws and certain sec
lions of the United States penal code.
The identity of the persons against
whom the indictments will be asked
was not revealed.
But, under instructions from Attor-
ney-Gencral Daugherty, the New York
and New Jersey Offices of the Depart
ment of Justice combined last night
in their efforts to make immediate re-
port to Washington upon the why's
and wherefores OF the presence of the
machine guns in the hold of the East
Side and Of the vast mystery that has
enveloped the case since the discovery
OF the weapons.
While II was not possible to obtain
an official statement of the theories
entertained by the Government men
seeking the necessary proofs, 1t be-
came known that they believed the
guns were destined for Ireland; that
they were smuggled aboard the East
Side as the result of a quickly con-
ceived but carelessly consumma.ed
conspiracy and that it will not be diff
ficult to present to a Federal Grand
Jury facts that will compel the in
dictment of several pefsons who have
been acting as American agents for the
Irish Republican army.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
FaIIon cults ~ Plot Is shown.

Reminded that he declared on Thurs
day that the city OF Hobolens interest
in the arms had ceased with the seizure
by the Government, and that he there
fore had Joined Mr.. O'Neill as a private
lawyer in helping williams, Mr. Fallon
said
well. II / said that II was because
Mr.. O'Neill was present when / said so.
At any rate, you may be assured that II
there is any conspiracy shown / shall
drop out of this case at once"
Mr. grpss. to whom Attorney General
Daugherty telegraphed instructions yes
terday. said that the attempted SNUG
CLING not only was in violation or the
espionage act but that section of the
United States Penal Code that has to do
with the plotting of conspiracy against
friendly States" He said that he would
ask that the guns be forfeited to the
United states and declared contra band
I'VE have learned where the guns and
ammunition were bought" he said. "We
also know 10 whom they were directed
by the agent who sold them. We know
who bought them. We now desire 10 find
the members OF the East sides engine
crew. When we find those men our
evidence will be almost complete.
II have no doubt that this IL Sim
Fein plot. And that sort OF conspiracy
muet stop"
Have you found out who william lsT'
he was asked.
NO, and rm not az all sure he isn't a
/ mythical person. However, " he really
exists and can find him I shall have
him over here 10 answcr a few aues-
TONS"
The New York herald., 1921-06-18

on Williams. There was little variety
in Williamss callers.
Here in this building" the doctor
said. "it Is generally known that he is
an Irishman. but we do not know what
his business is"
One of the first steps to be taken by
the Department Of Justice is TO trace
from the Colt factory in Hartford
the 600 machine guns that Williams
says were his and of which, he COM
plains. 105 are missing (only 48 being
found on the East Side). The Auto
Ordnance Corporation. 800 Broadway,
owners OF the patent and for whom the
Colt people manufacture the guns, de-
clared yesterday that their books would
be at the disposal of the department to-
day. One official OF the corporation
said that the books were not available
yesterday because they were locked in
safe whose ombination was known
only by Mr.. Merkling. the secretary,
who was In Washington. They refused
to verify or deny. however, the story
that the GOO guns Williams claims COM
prised a quarter Of all that had been
manufactured thus far.
Another williams Puzzle.
one coincidence that is puzzling the
Government has to do with the notifica-
ton received by Williams that the GUS
toms men were SELLING the guns. Will
Jams contends that the guns were stolen
from a truck in River street, Hoboken.
last Saturday. He asserts that he did
not notify the police because he did not
want publicity. He says he did his own
searching for the arms.
Obviously &c was unsuccessful, for 1t
.,@& .ff hn ans
found and took possession of the 495
machine guns on Wednesday that Will
liams hurried to Hoboken, obtained a
search warrant and went to the East
Sides dock demanding that the place be
searched.
When Mr.. Fallon was asked to explain
this he said
well. as a matter of fact. he was
suspicious that his property was on the
East Side on Tuesday. Mr.. O'Neill tele-
phoned me Tuesday saying Williams had
such suspicious.
But the Department of Justice men,
informed of this, have demanded to
know why Williams did not procure his
search warrant the moment he had
reason to believe the guns were on the
freighter. as The East Side was scheduled
to sail Tuesday night and failed to leave
until Wednesday merely because the
missing engine crew deserted at the last
moment.
Mr.. Fallon said that Williams and the
city Of Hobcken intended asking the
courts to vacate the Governments war
rant of detention just as soon as Mr..
Gross would sgree to appear in court.
The memoraieum that Mr.. Falion pro
poses presenting to the court and the
contentious OF which he will have to
prove cite ms;iy precedents. one para
graph of thu preamble TO these quota
tions from court opinions says:
1.-The neutrality law is sections 1S and
"A of the Ur'ted States Criminal Code.
IL is perfectly obvious from mere read
ing of the said statute that there Is not
the slightest proof in this case OF any
violation or attempted violation OF the
law There is much lack or
accurate knowledge with reference TO
the sale of fire arms and munitions, even
when the sams Is sold or attempted to be
sold to persons living in foreign coun-
tries with which the United States is at
peace"
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
Lawyer. cant Find williams.

Unofficial efforts 10 locate Williams
yesterday failed Both Mr.. FaHon and
Mr. ONeill said they mad not seen him
all day. At 100 West Forty-tbird street,
his business address. the legend "F
Williams. Contractor was discovered
on tho door OF room l02. The room was
locked. On one side OF Wilisms's Of
flee is the local branch or tho waiters'
union An official OF that organization
volunteered that there was something
wrong. because Williams hadn't been
in his office In three DAYS"
ON the other side OF room l02 is the
office Of Dr. Shapera. dentist The
doctor said he had not noticed that any
body had been in Williams's office for
three days. He explained that 81 was
noticeable because frequently Williams
had been visited by big. swarthy man,
who had an italian name. Frequently,
too. fne doctor eaid, a certain group Of
men. all loquacious and noisy, called
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-12
Sec. Twp. RING. Damages
$500
for a hearing upon said petition. and
having by said order appointed a conn
i;Alrf re

for a hearing; upon said petition. and
having BY said order appointed a CONF
5sss2 sfss 2ae.s S sia fes RRa sss.
the azssns
tcmber. 1921. at eleven I11) o'clock a.
M y sne saissnf Sec Of n lis nsis r. 81
for, said committee to meet ON the
ANNA the Same. and ID Having
i l1a &.df Ssesd eomnnit tee* embodyins
the three MOST anublie places Of each
town through which said proposed
change han.Ss OF said road runs. or affected
the day Of said hearing upon said petit
ton. and being satisfied that said 40
tleis, were SO posted and proof of said
posting ,;ftaa duly made. ahd the said com,
place DESIGNATED in said order and said
notices: and examined the same and
Board. and Recommended that said peti s
ton be granted. and said Board having
met at the time and place designated in
the county auditors office in the City
~ Wl!imar in said County. on Thurs
ali aasf had Is Il, 9u iavoF
tion and consiuered ssid petition it and and
and a majority Of said Board having
agreed that said petition should he
: r Is HEREBY oRnERsD. That. the
is hereby granted, and said highway is
hereby changed 50, ~ to run accoruins
"a nd distances as follows, to-wit: s.-.
center fsnte g, Ct the north line Oh sector
Kandiyohi County. thence north or
the north and south quarter line /. Of
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-12

- County Auditors Office. Kane 1iyohi:
Seoounnty. pilimar. Minnesota. September

$. County Auditors office. Kandiyohi
eoou " " Vfllimar. Minnesota. September
IS The Board Of County comamis
81 said County. convened In special see-
son on above date at - O'Clock D. N.
M 2n above ada te. Il members present.
me se salla called order the chair
County Road No. II was now taken
Sc. .ior considefa tton and final action.
and He'd. The Commit on said road
IA g. and hledS$tts report which said
sn por Sc ", was fayora The ber1ef1ts
shown ia the Hnal order der = The foliow-
Ing motion was then made and duly
carried carr Moved that the report OF the
accepted ard that the petition be and
tne same is hereby granted. Moved
1urther that the amount to be expended
qt 100000 and that n. B. johnson IL
hereDy appointed as a commi ttee to
oversee the work. The following ordsr
ofasr sn d 5ssnsa saa as so
State of Minnesota. county OF Kandi-
WHEREAS. A petition j. signed SIS ,y
twenty -four freeholders Of said County.
praying for the establishment Of q Ger
q oaln m nigh na IN said County. running
and Roseville and in Irving township
r. OF any .ine9rporated city.as herein
82ard at, Its session on the second day
from te to tne, an@ Ing
ing determined by the judEment of'a
majority: of its members that said petit
{ f1on is IS reasonable on It's face. and hav-
July 4 ssS. appentsd T Faea ssss fe
2iSt day Of September 1920. at two
2ee IL the NJ CIT It the II sS%nt sditors
bearing nd3 upon said petition. and having
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-12

county Auditors off1ce in the city 81
IssvilIniar. in said County. on TUESDAY.
The list ay
having been deferred from time % time
until September 2sth. 10 r. at q B. III.
and duly. heard all that anyone had 70
Ting OF said petition and considered said
petition and the report OF said commits
Sc; dhfIs1fn ana
1T is HER or u ..i.is,o. =: n. the
sif ssrsbg ,snf:a an! said ,s .
hereby este t,lisshe..l, $50 as to run &c.
cordinE to said commit tees report l.y
eourse s and distances as follows. to-
Beginning at a. point 80 rods east 4
rs 5ae a s9anGTs four
and common to the sections thirty two
strip Of Kosevilie On township line. and
tn snce so rods south on the section ton
IS 81 township Of iryihg. and thence
mile thru tie center 81 ths n 81 3 Sec.
!.aR xs Sc Il ana she sas
ship q frslne s thenee ranniss . south
the SEN Of the Nw and i p' the s sEM az
sbip q e fsefisn thence rus 9Ma
the W. Il n and t as
center eM t the enc sre9sh shs
q al q f sscsl9n ye SS e toTnshIp
east Of the cor ners common IL se s. ions
S. 6. e and Of irving township ana -
q ss Nit6 ethar fei
rods east -oi the cdEnsr colan'on to sec Z.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-12
FEDERAL JuRoRe

Hugh Campbell and ]. w, Kent re-
turned Saturday from their service
on the Federal Grand Jury at Mime
apolis. The fo.lowinE are serving on
the Petit Jury from this county: T. /.
eastman, William Maier, Martin Pc.
iterson, Howard Frye and Mr.. War.
ner. the latter from the Raymond
neighborhood. sa..-..s - GO - =.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-12

Az i am moving away, q VIII sell
Of public auction on the old BjorEN
farm located IN Section 8. Burbank. Is
mllss southeaat OF Belgrade, 5 miles
southwest OF Georgevi.le. and miles
north OF New London. on
Tuesday, October 70,
Sale starts It 10 O'Clock Tho fol-.
lowing IS Net Of NE articles Tor
sale: NJ
rs my entire herd OF Pure Bred Hol-
stein Cattle. Herd Bull Willow Rid
ge Kornayka Skylark No. 1s77s6 By
Sir Korndyke Hengeryeld De Kol 10th
No. Ssoa0 He Il !, 81 brother 70
Miss Korndyke Maid Ormsby who
produced in 5ss ds1s LIS. &c lbs but,
ter. Dam of W. n X. s. No. 1s773s
IS skylark DeKol Lady Mercedes who
produced 1914 Ms butter in I days
and sa205 in 3e5 days, She by JACK
Mercedes, sire of SIR Pietertje Orms-
by Mercedes. Sir Korndyka Hen9eT.
weld DeKOl 10th ID From q z2.29 ID.
3 year old daughter OF Sir Ormb6y
Hst1gerveld DsKol. sire Of Pietertje
Maid Crmsby and grandsire OF Ouch
ess skylark osmsby Worlds Cham
POM $500
3 Cows named below.
NetheTiand Buckeye Korndyke No.
454416.
Willow Ridge Pri.!ys Nesl No. ise,
SOS. s. = 49, s.: s. S.
Buckeye Netherlands End No. So.
Aegis Korndyke DeKoI No. 14544l6.
Buckeye Hengerreh Korndyke No.
337491. z.iSx
Clothi1de Hartog Prilly Walker.
Becky Byronia End No 204228.
Willow Ridge Prilly Alta No. 211-
,232. S. e
Manitou Aaggie Duchcss No. 155.-
40.
IL pure bred Holstein heifer . yrs
Old and / heifer calf. daughter OF
Willow Ridge ,Prilly, Nell. Ragistra;
tson papers to be had on day Of sale.
pure bred Holstein heller, daugh-
ter OF Buckeye Netherland End. Reg
istration papers to be had at sale.
HORSES q bay mares 10 yrs old;
1 gray mare Is yrs old; gray mare
II yrs old; I black mare yrs old:
I gray gelding yrs old: 1 gray
mare 2 yrs old; Pure Bred Duroc
Jersey hogs: brood sows. 4 shoats.
MACHINERY Mccormick bind
er; / Lacrosse drill; Mccormick
mower; heavy drag: spike tooth
drag; tanning mill; Lacrosse sur
face cultivator; Grow cuitivator; 1
John Deere disc; John Deere corn
Planter. lumber wagons; 2 hay
racks; 1 LItchfield manure spreader;
/ bob glsa, one 1 ~ b. p. gas engine;
. hay rake; one 1 b. p. CuShlan gas
ehg.na;ai1 DeLaval cream SEPARATOR;
Horse clippers; garden seeder, one
I2.bcstle testing machine.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS motor
washing machine; = ice box; 1 hitch
en- cabinet; II hard scoaa heater; I
Singer Sewing machine; bsdsteads;
I organ: couch; Smith Premier
typewriter; l Pathe photograph with
some records; 200 shocks corn in this
field; 3 acres standing corn; many
other articles too, numerous to nlan-
ton. Z---=-l,z@t =
Free Lunch at Noon.
TElRNls- Sums OF SO or less, cash.
On larger amounts time will be given
until Nov. I, 1D2A on bankable paper
bearing s per cent interest.
G. e. PATchlN. Owner
Peter Handarsnn. Auctinmea ar
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-12
Countersigned: - ~ ~ s -
County Auditor. .s.. S. = :s 's..s.

County Audi tor. go 5Ss,g $3 .s:5's$ s
that the coupons attached to said
a'onlss shall be in substantially the fol-
lowing form: So .+v:a .:ss4 s
$4,000 81, ~ q ss Mo-
On the first day ;. ia.
Tire County OF Kandiyohi. Minnesota.
Will Day to bearer Thirty Dollars $780,
ODD in Gold Coin; ut the First National
ban II st. eIslu.. minnesota. being ttte
semi annual stallment of interest due
on it's Trunk Highway Reimbursement
eus..eN October /. 1921. vs. s.E
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-12

49,
0Ak1 0Ys11AL 11RA10 UXDAn
District Court 1vsafth ynaieaal Dissx.et
State Of Minnesota, County OF KAN
Anton Peterson. Plaintiff. = 5 .z5s.
VS. So e
Go. Neslund, end. Kandiyohi County
The Standard Lumber Company. Inter
x9tlss /. hereby fiysn ts.s the
and by virtue OF a judgement OF the
above named Court. entered and dated
the 4 9Th day OF August, A. d.. 1921. in
being IN favor 81 The r Standard q IamSer
certified COPY 81 which ms been de-
livered to me with Instructions TO en-
Have this End day Of september,
1921, levied upon the following descrtb-
e 81. req. estate lying and being In the
SIa,ty,.of Wi ~ ,.,; andiyohi County.
Tho Vest NIFTY feet Of Lot One; the
East tkAnty feet OF Lots thirteen and
North h.lf 81 lot tWsive. I'll II e bIoc e
forty-four, Of the City Of Wnlmar, Kan
diyohi County. Mlnnesote
ana snan gsscssa g ELL fhs aooye
] 2th day. ofs agovefnl.ss.sl9 z1. stt tise hour
oS ten oscleck. IN the forenoon OF that
Day s. .sPuelts ventlue g the hiEhest bid
Sspunty osart1pu In the CITY Of VIII
mar, Kandfyoht County, Minnesota, to
satisfy 1adgmellt amounting g the
ser 81 end 800 dci'a 1see
81 81 Aafusss 4Ss fafs 81 IL 81
cent Dor 1nnsnh seg ether With isersase
tees upon yhe sid jude ment and s15sk.
N Dated this Find L Day Of September,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-12

5(3)s BY attlfnE at the end Of the co,i-
.,c.l ioril provided for in said resolntit,n
-thP following lanEuare: - = = -
The Following shall he nriuted on The
back If the honf,s. -, -: = - s'.>
-" : :. "scnIrn>,o 80
r. O 4ellR No. l7O~ +:
III - IL =. ~. :bapcock: -Iommlssioner 81
=, ,,s.ass - Lne STATE or Mnhesota
Kana5va hy eann tnai. Inc Gn4nty ,t,l
~, ~, IN. A.lnesDsa. - en1ltlen to ~.
e1s nna az oon 49,, IA Sne !assfesae sum oi
shS'u ny w uneer Secfson subsection
S spI OF Ghapter, b2S. LAWS. l92liz thai
Sly SLY ponuS h nen ~ Issued are such q
a ~ Inelr maturity cut Of the Trunk
f,,Gs. nW ~. rune ana only out OF that
~ anH o,,. IN accordance with me provisions
~ thal. salo