Evening journal., 1922-10-27

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fhis oorrVOoF~Sion IN p"hs eoHsosoo
When II IL az hand. which may %
soon. tho Arrests will be made, ana
not before.
Highly significant vas ths reply b.
Mr.. Mon 10 one interviewer VINE
sseed:
"Is the State mp tree az fsr ~
this osss and ma sonuon are con-
oernedf"
Mr. Mott turned dfrostiy 10 ths In
Guirer and ssidi
''Ihs osso II decidedly moi % I.
tree I would say no. most sfnphstf-
cally. TO your question"
rs tho statement Of Mrs. ofssoK.
the eyewitness. the reason for yvur
saying 'ernphstic>lly nor"
"Ysx. that IL one reason, eut tnsrs
are also other equally pertinent rsa-
sons for my making that statsmsnt,
other reasons equally pertinent TO
back up her statement"
Mr.. Mott was asked directly
WHISTLER ne would arrest certain per
sons and ss5di
IT don't know don't want 30
cast any insinp~ffons until I am very
sure"
Time MOI ros oppo<puDe~
Tho NEXT question wss:
II the authorities have had rns
statement OF an eyewitness for thir-
teen days statement which you
yourself ssy IL most orsdible-why
haven't thoy made any arrests or
taken any action?
The time Is not opportune GO feks
any action"
DO you need oorroooratien OF an
eyewitness 70 nnroer
MOI necessarily 1oI my
eSo-w''nes - -
70 put oeIOre Sui'' 800 So
petty Jury put ne1et -
are seems sNeiys-i'H -. 49,
So " s1 S,-n q, -. b.1ds
ns 80" sr.i -,an Nv
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49, -. oo,,r,- -. 49,, wh.r. ~,
80 $1,000. 80 % bs vary
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- - r..dy % 30 right 20 trial
80 an ,yr.-t and indiutmsnt Il
bsvs enalvz.d IN. statament Of MIRA.
G,bson varv carefully and Il Is most
orsdfbl.
Mr.. Mott was asked about the own
ership OF automobiles supposed TO
hava been seen in the De Russy lane
IN the night OF the murders. but he .
refused 10 discuss the matter. From 4
is.rned that the Identity OF two au-
,omohila, has been esta blished and
that thew will be shown 70 have play
ed parts IN the case and 10 have af-
forded valuable clsws 70 the author
I,I..
rrb. bas do,,erters NJ @he new oro.e-
outor viii be IN New Brunswick.
rather than somerville, because, as
Mt. Mott said. most all Of the per-
won, fnvolved in the case and all the
= ocunnsnts and oonsiderAbis of the
yxork haa bean done there.
This naturally would indicate that
an arrest "a not a matter OF hours. 4
when the time for an arrest arrives
N. prosecutor will move to somer-
Vile assuming that the murders
were actually committed in Somerset
county. which has been established
almost unquestionably. Any persons
arrested WIN be taken to somer-
Vile.
There Will be no re-examination
u Mrs. Hall or Willie Stevens or Of
INV other chief figures in the case
,or a dav or 40. II at all. said Mr..
,Fott Who addsd that alibia from
,o,,a =, 49, .rsr,,roA ,rcirAf,s
Jen-v s..vsns ARE besng investi-
-a,aS .srat,,Il,,
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-. -. .baotiaS - cs-os,,Il,, 90
:. - - t.a-.s - - -.
$500 - - A''s,l-.O' go - -
.NeH Al 'i4e e'en' "a d" a oSI He
houghI ne might Sun continue 10
Examine important witnesses lie De-
ieved that WINE the GIBSON state
nent ala not neea corrooorauon ao-
olutely' II naturally would look bet
er to Grand Jury II backed solldly (
y other indisputable afiidavits about
he time, place, SC. He was asked:
What would you say as to the mo-
i've IN this case. Mr.. Mott? Have you ,
lecided on any motfve7" ,
Every ono can see a motive for
hat case"
Have Won found the knifa and
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