The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-12
Venire of 60 Names to Form Jury for Trial of Woman
 and Daughter Is Named and Trial Set for June 28
By AssocIated Press

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 Cleveland June IA venire of so names to form jury to try Mrs, Kaber and her daughter. Marion Nc Ardle, for the murder of Mrs Kaber's husband, Daniel F. Kaber, two years ago, was named today after the two prisoners had been arraigned before Judge Maurice Bernon, pleaded not guilty to murder charges, the trial and were taken to jail.
 Prosecutor Edward C. stanton asked the court to set an early date for the hearing.
 Since her arrival here from New York late last night the accused woman and her daughter have eaten but few spoonsful of bread and milk, and this under protest.
 Mrs. Kaber refused to touch the tempting breakfast and luncheon served in her cell today, declaring she would not eat.'
 Mrs. Kabers refusal to eat is looked upon with concern by Sheriff stanton because of her weakened condition caused by loss of blood in her attempted suicide in New York
 New Arrest Made
 A new arrest was made today a man said to have introduced Mrs. Kaber to the woman arrested in San dusky, O.. several days ago, mid wife. alleged to have furnished poison said to have been adminis7 tered to Kaber in his food. was ar rested in his home here and follow ing severe grilling of the suspect late today, detectives predicted tho actual assassin would be arrested to- night
 As soon as the trial date was fixed for Mrs Kaber Prosecutor stanton resumed the questioning Of the two other women. held for in- vestigation and two men. as suspici- ous persons in the hope of breaking down one of the women, close friend of Mrs. Kaber and both men
 Two more indictments both against women, are expected soon one being against the mid wife and kaber, whom the latter accuses Of making the plans for the murder of Kaber.
 Mrs Kaber and daughter both identified the midwife in an exami- nation this morning as having made the poison potioni to be fed to Mir Kaber and charged she also assisted In procuring the assassins who mur- dered him. she declared.
 Seven Now in Custody
 C men, are now in custody for com plicity in the murder. They are: Mrs Kaber. indicted on two counts of first degree murder, one for poison ing and second for stabbng her husband to death.
 Marian McArdle, her daughter. also under indictment for murder.
 Mrs. Brickel mother of Mrs. Kaber. and grandmother of Marian McArdle. indicted for murder following her confession of the part she took in the murder plot.
 Mrs. Brickel was removed from the county jail today to a detention home after being unable to secure $5.OO0 bail
 midwife, arrested in sandusky, O., several days ago who, Mrs. Kaber charged. prepared the poison potion fed Kaber and procured the assassains who we're to beat him up,' but killed him Instead
 A woman friend to Mrs. Kaber. al- legged to have fed one dose of poison to Kaber and to have introduced Mrs. Kaber to the midwife.
 The man with the cap.' so-caIled from Kaber's dying statement de- scribing his murderer held as suspect for several days, but now regarded as probably having no part in the crime because of the failure of Mrs. Kaber or Miss McArdle to iden- tify him today.
 man arrested today under sus- picion or having acted as the go-be- tween In planning the stabbing.