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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
SavIna Equipment.

Chicago, July 1s.-(By the Associat.
ed Press)-The railroad shopmen's
strike, nineteen days old, Is beginning
to be felt throughout the country IN
gradual slowing up OF schedules and
the cancellation or combination or
many trains to save equipment.
Fifteen railroad centers in the mid.
die and far west reported today that
247 trains have been or are about 70
be discontinued. The southwest from
st. Louis to Texas points appeared to
be the hardest hit.
Combined with the rail strike, the
coal strike also Is entering into the
TRANSPORTATION question. = Railroad
stocks we're depleted when the shop
men struck, and with the curtailment
OF freight service several roads are
hard pressed for coal to keep their
engines running. z.
Summarized Report.
Summarized, todays' reports show:
Chicago-lllinois Central officials re-
ported no trains have been annulled;
the same report was made by officials
of the Chicago & Western Indiana,
| Chicago & Erie officials said some
suburban trains in the east have been
cancelled, but none in the Chicago.
district. A considerable amount Of
freight traffic, the officials said. has
been reported by the Erie road IN
certain districts. Trains are running
almost on time. The immediate vicln-
ity roads report virtually no Interrupt
tion of passenger traffic. Between
Cleveland and Detroit passenger
steamers which ordinarily carry Part
of the summer load have been with.
drawn because Of the coal situation.
Trains on the Santa Fe have been can
celled.
A few delays were reported by Of
ficials OF the Michigan Central. NO
trains have been removed they said
New York Central officials said no
trains on their system have been re-
! moved but stated delays in passenger
and freight service are reported daily
Grand Trunk Central
The Grand Trunk declared service to
| be about normal. No passenger trainS
on the Chicago & Alton have been can
| celled, officials said. but there has bean
considerable delay in freight service.
Officials Of the Chicago Burlington 4
Quincy reported no trains have Seeu
removed Passenger and freight sSrHt
ice continues normal Chicago d
Greatwestern officials denied the re-
noval OF any trains and said service
| Is Comparatively good"
Two through trains on the Baltimore
! & Ohio and one local run have boen
| cancelled on the Chicago division. Ono
of the trains cancelled carried mail.
Passenger trains continue TO run lats.
! the officials said. but show improve
! ment.
| St. Louis. The Missouri Kansas 4
| Texas has cancelled forty-two local
, trains on the Wabash "a duo to coal
| shortage. The St Louis and San
Francisco will cancel 26 trains Thurs
| day.
Springfield, Four Wabash passenger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
PLANE CARRYING
|. DENNY WRECKED
United States Secretary o1
Navy Narrowly Escaped
Death In China.

Peking July 19.-(By the Associat'
ed Press) edwin DENLY. secretary OF
the navy in President Harding's cabi'
net narrowly escaped death here this
afternoon in an drplane accident He
was flying at a height Of 1000 feet
over the Great Wall when the engine
of the plane broke down. The machine
was demolished in landing, but Mr.
DENLY was uninjured. The plane,
which belonged to the Chinese govern
ment and had seen service in the re-
cent fighting between Generals WI
Pei Full and Chang Tso LIN. Secretary
DENLY emphasized, however, that ne
had made the flight at his own sugges
! ton. and that he did not 90 as the
guest of the Peking administration.
The forced landing, made IN the
heart of the hills traversed by the
Great Wall. was a thrilling one after
a spectacular flight in which a high
altitude was reached to avoid the
mountain tops.
The party took off from the capital
at noon. In the plane, besides the
head of the American navy, were Cap
tain Robert Bruce and Commander
George Simpson Of the American
navy, and Charles Dolan OF Boston,
who piloted the machine.
After circling over Pekirg. Mr.
Denby suggested that they proceed to
the Great Wall Of China. After halt
an hours flying over the wall at an al
titude Of 1000 feet, the secretary oi
the navy expressed desire to follow
the course of the ancient barrier TO
observe It's path over The hills and
sides
The plane was turned along the
course Of the wall, when suddenly the
gasoline feed clogged and the pistons
stopped, leaving the parry 1000 feet In
the air with a series Of Jagged peaks
and crags below.
Realizing the danger. Pilot Dolan
started to volplane downward seeking
landing place. Finally he located
what appeared to be comparatively
clear space in the midst Of the hills
| Here the plane was brought TO earth
only to be wrecked against the rocks
that strewed the ground. Secretary
DENNY was the first man clear Of the
machine as II struck. and be and his
companions all escaped uninjured
The party walked to Nankow station
where they telephoned their plight tc
Peking and a special train was sent tc
bring them back to the capital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
Chairman Hooper Announce:
Complete Failure Of Labor
Boards Efforts to Bring
Settlement Coal Strike
Hurts Transportation =
Fuel Stocks of Many Roads
Nearly Depleted.
SETTLEMENT EFFORTS
FAIL

Chicago. July 1s.-(By the
Associated Press)-Failure OF
all efforts to bring about the
settlement CT the countrywide
strike Of the railway shopmen
was announced in a statement
issued tonight by Ben w.
Hooper, chairman Of the Unit.
ed States Railroad Labor
Board.
"As there does not seem to
be any probability OF reconcil'
Ing the antipodal views OF tho
carriers and the men on the
question at issue. the labor
board and none of its members
are now engaged in any fur.
ther efforts along that line"
the statement said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
CYCLON|C WIND
WRECKS HOUSES
e.35 Inches Of Rain Fall In 40 Minutes
at Thornton, Texas.

Houston. Texas. July ia cloud
burst and cyclonic winds are reported
to have struck Thornton. Texas, early
tonight. Reports say several houses
were blown down and windows all
over the city shattered from large
hailstones accompanying the storm.
In forty minutes SS5 Of rain fell. No
one was seriously injured, according
to reports, but the damage was heavy.
Houston, Tex, July l9.-The town or
Olctha. - miles north of Thornton. is
cut off from communication and II IS
believed heavy damage has been wrought
there Surrounding territory Is isolated
Storm warnings were issued at Beau
mont for all coast points. according 10
reports here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
Schedules Slowed, Trains Annuled,
As Shop Strike Grips the Country
0H|O OPERATORS WILL AWAIT
UNION AGREEMENT WITH MEN
POSTCARD IN MAIL
FOR FOURTEEN YEARS

Cumberland Nd, July 19.-Four-
teeL years ago L. Roy Kimes, drug
gist. this city, was in Chicago on a
brief business visit He mailed post
card picturing the Wabash avenue and
elevated railroad from Van Buren,
street to- John H. Surratt. Jr.. then
employed in the Kimes drug store as
clerk. The postcard Is stamped plain
ily Chicago, H.. July q. 1890 p. m,
j1o0S." This card was received yester-
day in the Kimes postoffice box here,
Surratt died number Of years ago.
The postcard is clean and has the
appearance of having been only re-
Gently mailed. Where the card has
been held or hidden during these four
teen years is an unsolved mystery,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
PROHIBIT P|CKET|NG
At RUSSELL SHOPS

Huntington, ". Va, July 1s.- An
Injunction restraining striking shop
men of the Chesapeake & Ohio rail.
way from stationing "pickets" on or
near property Of the company in the
eastern federal district Of Kentucky.
which includes the yards and shops at
Russell, Ky, was issued yesterday by
Federal Judge NJ. J. Cochran at Cow
ington, KY, according to word re.
ceived here by E. L. Book, general su.
perintendent
Railway officials tonight admitted
they planned to apply tomorrow be.
fore Judge George w. McClintic at
Charleston for a similar writ directed
against strikers in the southern fed
eral district of the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20

Charleston. w. Va July II "e' .
were 10 untoward deTe'opinehtS ''""i
In Brooke county and indicaH"hS "''
that the recent disorders VIII NOV I%
n.ared according TO tclcphonic REPORTS
n,od. :, state Official today by hdJut-
a, ceneraI / II Charnock, who Is
Making n survey Of the strike situation
{, Tho northern part Of the state.
The adjutaut general left here ! N'S-
d.,. and arrived in WellsburE last night
with county authorities he made an
automobile trip over tn" scene ot inc
recon, shooting. officials learned. an"
found the situation "sattstactory. 1t
u.as not known nj tho adjutant gen
erals department when he would return
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
CONVICTS REVOLT;
ONE IS SHOT DEAD

Santa Fe. N. NJ. July l9.-Martin
Baldonado. convict in the state penl-
tentiary here. was killed and hVe
other prisoners slightly wounded to-
day when eight guards stationed III
towers along the walls opened hre on
4 mob OF convicts after they had re-
fused to enter the cell house. Raldo'
nado. sentenced for six years for
burglary. was shot through the back
and died within few minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
DUAL TRAGEDY IS
REVEALED BY CHILD

william sport, Pa, July l9,-Attracted
BY the cries Of a three-year-old child
who was standing in an automobile and
pointing toward LyconinG creek and
calling Mama. passing motorists on
tho state road near Bodnes went down
10 the creek and found the bodies Of a
man and woman in the water with their
throats cut. a mileage book in the car
with the child identified them as Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ Shearer OF Buffalo. y. 7.
The car also carried a New York license.
Authorities were baffied BY the dual
tragedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
TROOPS TO ABERDEEN
North Carolina Governor Acts When
Car Inspector Is Driven
From JOB

Raleigh. y {" July l9.--Governor
Morrison authorized the adjutant gen.
eraI t. send state troops 10 Aberdeen,
y. e. on the request Of Mayor Page
who reported th', a car inspector for
no S~ahoard Air Line railroad had been
,akcr from his norh by strik" sEmpa-
,niz,~s ..uA told ~ leave town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
BURNS INCOMPETENT
TO MAKE HIS WILL

Los Angeles. July l2.-Thc jury III
tho contest over tho viii Of Ma'th"" -.
Rurns. late today rendered verdict
IN, IN. shoe merchant vas mentally
,,co,ne+art when he made a VIII leaN-
i,r the hulk Of his Nno0n" estate %
his widow and mother ~ Gloria swan.
.or film actress Tho contest va
drought by Burns blood relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
HERR|N
Business Men and Miners Op.
pose Plan to Open Mines
With Troops.

He-r,n. IL. July 19.--tBy The Asso-
ciatcd Press) - Presi1"nt Haro'ns
rIau for rc.open!ng the coal miaes OF
the country under the protection or ma .
tional guardsmen ami teoeral 'ro"'S' II
necessary. was opposed IN r"S''u I'""S
adopted al a meeting OF pro'cSS'o'"' d no
business mon and miners of Ten tlt'eS
in Williamson. Franklin ana JACKSON
counties A large coal min'0E~ a''tFIC'
hare late today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
U.S., DESTROYER
SHAKEN BY Mine
Tho "rrAcy" Unharmed When 'Aete"p'
r. MAD. to Sink Suns Flagship

Canton, China. July ls.-(BT Inc As
.oc,a,ed Press)--A floating mine eN'-
IDENTIFY intended to blow up the Chinese
cruiser Wingsung on which sun ld'
Sen. deposed President Of South Ch'n.
js making his quarters. enploded IN
the harbor today within so feet OF me
United States destroyer Tracy the
Tracy was shaken. but is said 20 nc
INDIANA ged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
rARREp AND FEATHERED.

Lakeland. Fla, July 1?.-R. J. sanders.
employed AZ the Atlantic coast Line
railroad shops her" was taken from
ar automohiIe IN front OF his home
today nv twelve men. given coating
n, ,ar and feathers and warned not to
return % work AZ the shops Sanders
aid forichf no would comply with the
VarninE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
MERGER
IS OUTLINED
Federal Trade Commission
Hears Midvale-Inland-Re-
public Counsel.

Washington, July 1S.-Attorneys rep-
resentinE the Midvale. Republic and In
land steel companies today informed
the Federal Trade Commission that the
proposed merger Of those companies had
no connection whatever with the recent
ly affected merger of the Bethlehem aad
Lackwanna companies and also that the
proposed consolidation had never been
discussed with officials OF the United
States Steel Corporation.
The commission was understood 10
haze reached no agreement as 70 date
for a hearing OF its complaint against
the Bethlehem Lackwanna merger based
on alleged unfair methods OF compeu-
ton An investigation Is being mAde by
the commission into all the facts at
tending that merger. II was said ana
the facts presented today concerning
the proposed merger OF the MldNa4e' Re-
public and Inland companies, we're uh-
derstood to have aided the commission
In its study OF ramificattons Of the steel
industry.
Claim Public Benefit
Thomas L. ChacOournc. Joseph /.
/ Tunulty. William Wallace. Jr., John
j. Walsh and Levi Mayer. representing
he three steel companies, appeared at
I "A
and outlined in detail the proposed mer-
ger asserting II would no, conflict with
federal statutes but would be OF actual
henefT, o~the public and the steel in
dustry.
The attorneys were said to have been
asked specifically If the proposed uni
! ricatIon OF the three companies had oeen
! discussed with the officials or the
( United states Steel Corporation ana MF'
! Chadbourne as spokesman Tor the al
,ornevs. explained. i: was said, thAt the
matter never had even been d'ScnSseu
/ directly or indirectly and that the ap'
p-oval or disapproval OF the corporaaoN
/ had never been asked or wanted.
Organization Plan
The commission was told tntrc vas "o
! intention of the MidNale kepuo''S anu
! inland companies combining with the
/ pn,bloban Lackwanna. Youngstown
/ Rrisr or steel and tube companies OF
: A,,s-ica ratification OF the three corn'
! n,rias n was explained would produce
| a unit having plants IN CoatsviiIe ano
} rohnstown. Pa, Youngstown ana Nile1
! Ohio. Chicago INDIANA Haroor) ILLINOIS,
and Birmingham. Ala. ..:- :,
! Tho products Of the one INSTITUTION II
! uas announced further would he more
! diversified than the products OF an! o"'
; Of the companies and 1t ""nId oe /"
position TO place steel pFoau'JS III ."'
principle markets OF the CohhuE 1" Tup
ply the demand al different Po'"''
. nror7 pity and efficiently.
! Tbs commission was also told that th'
oz,bi,a,jor of the three companies
,,.,I;d no, disturb competition IN th'
s,ee, industry. as the output OF the com
na,jas was but ~ per cent Of tn'
countrys production.
pe,ailing the financial phases OF I'M
,ooosed combination, the attorneys
;otntlv explained. 1t was said tnst n(
NV bonds would be issued. but ina
about S.222.oOn shares OF new S''c'
a.onld be issued against 2.56&,ooO share!
-, ,bs constituent companies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
GEN, HARDORD WILL
GO into ARMENIA

washington. JulyN9.-Maior Cen
sral Harbord. deputy chNS Of staff who
has been IN France for more than
month on a special mission viii head
the American division on the British
AMERICAN commission TO investigate
-.r1r,ed rcassacrAs in Armenia shoulf
,ha Turkish government ultimately
aErae to such division.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
M'MULLEN TAKES
THE LEAD AGAIN

Omaha, Neb, July l9.-(By The Asso-
ciated Press Ada m MoMullen OF Bea-
trice went into the lead again tonight
for Republican gubernatarial nomina-
ton after having lost the lead 10
Charles II Randall Of Randolph earlier
IN the day. Returns from 1852 pre-
cincts Of 1913 In the state gave McMuA-
len 44,50S Randall 4+.2li.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
TAKE OFF a7 rRAIHs

Portland. Ore, July 1s.Iope-atfon q
twenty seven branch line passenger
trains on the Northern Pacific systera
IN oregon. Washington and Idaho VIII
be discontinued effective today and 70
morrow according -. 4. D. Charltoi
general .passenEer aE"ot OF tne 'oaa'
western division.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
BRYAN LEAD GROWS

Omaha Neb. July 1s-Charles R
Bryan. brother. OF william Jennings
BRYAN. increased his lead for the DEM
orratic gubernatorial nomination late
tonight. With l.e49 out OF 1913 pre-
cincts reported. the vote stood: Bryan
.. SAG. Dan B. Butler, Omaha. 2c,Ss4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
ITALIAN CABINET RESIGNS

Rome. July 1e-(By the AsSocia'sd
pressD-Prerier DeFacta and his en-
tire cabinet presented their designations
% the king today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
WEATHER FORECAST

u.,f virrtnia. western Pennsylvania
and oh.o-Fhf Thursday ana fr'aAS'
M, much change In temperature,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
THE INTELLIGEN G E r

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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CONTINUED on Page rwsivs-)
The New York herald., 1922-10-01

prominent society wedding that Of Miss
Mackay Mr. Kenneth
OBrn Morgan O'Brien Mays
Miss Mur Vanderbilt Mrs Morehead
Goodhe Livingston Mrs Edwin Post Jr Mr. Clarence
bridegroom Miss Eln Mcka
Wadsworth Mrs. Pierce H. Butler and Mrs. H. McFadden
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-12
ANUL xvI1.-No. 1862.
PropTi0tarii mine|or 81 propunerea
PresedinteIui Harding
RASPUNSUL fNTARZlE

WASHINGTON, II Iule.-Proprietarii minelor de car
bune bitumnous" sau incs sedntele ntrunre pana Du
mneca fara sa ia decse asupa raspunsul
sal dea la propunerea facuta de presedntee Harding pen
aplanarea greve.
Imediat dupa nchderea sedntei, delegate lor in
runte presedinee A. NJ Ogle sa dus alba unde
mai bne de dscuta presedntee Harding asupra
paulu propus de dasu spunndu ca panul acesta
ntr situate crtica M ntr mare concurenta
Gu regiunile Gle carbun carl nu sunt in uniuni.
Delegata zicea ca membr eli dornici pentru cat
mai grabnica apanare pentru reincperea pocune dar
ca, de mportanta trebua nante de
aspunsu nal e adus la cunostina tuturor spanlo de
mine, cac deega des putere @ exprime in numee
or voau sa faca putea produce nemuumiri
Advocatu proprietaror de mine arafat presedntelu
rrObema din toate punctee de vedere cnd anum facto
din nustre 81 dscund chesta crbunor in toae fazele c
de producune referndse la mnele centrae concuente la
relatiunea lor economical Gu minele neunioniste.
Presedinele Harding ascutat viu nteres, insa
vorb putin spunand numai greva tebua apanata pro-
ductia carbunelui reinceputa.
Astfe propretari de carbune bituminous despart
ara ajga la nteegere asupra panulu propus de
presednte, nsa dupa toate ndicatune nemultum
de ell paranduse presedntee acorda mneror prea multi
din cerusera
Proprietarii minelor de anrac spus presednteu
rspude mncrii Isl formula rasunsu Sintn
Ia itrunea comteulu suprem execuv; proprietar cbu-
neu btumnous inruni din Dumneca 81 pro-
bab voa asupra rspunsuui in Lun
Gimineata
D-l William E. Borah, republican de Idaho zis
ca daca aunge Incurand La InvOre guvernu
toate mnee asupra ui Parerea dansuui este Nanul
presednelu este bun inr fe dar usurare permanen
chesta aceaa poae adusa decat de uaea mnelor in
grija guvernuui 81 operarea Or de catre stat
Proprietar de mine par Fl departe de caea de acord
Gu programul presedineui Harding. d. Ogle dat
comunicat prese zce ca panul presedneu cat
sudat mai multi att preznta mai mute atur 81 din
aceasa ee mai deberare 81 cercearle ee
mai amanunte
Minerii par aprOba panul /resedineui in nfregimc,
ales daca Ii patesc vecle leuri pana la Martie
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-12
Confainta dd3 'Hag3

HAGA, II Iulie.-Rusii refu-
zand sa discute chestia proprietatei
private ceilalti delegati au convent
eri ca sa stabileasca un program ce
poate fl dus la fndeplinire la acea-
sta conferinta. Punctul de vedere
englez este ca rusii n 'au dat re-
spuns definitiv inca. Eli ar fl re-
fuzat din motivul ca numai asa spe-
ra sa faca vre-un chilipir Gu aliatii.
S'a decis deci ca sd sc ceara ru-
;ilOr, in mod definitiv, formularea
Dunctului lor de vedere ca sd nu
se piarda timpul ell eli. Respunsul
lor Sc asteapta pc Joi.
:. PARIS, II Iulie.-Guvernul
francez decis ca sd tina expertii
,ai la Haga pana la finea discutiei
.u rusii. Guvernul francez nu STA
'chilnbat atitudinea sa fata de rusi
il este de parerea ca conferinta de
la Haga nu va putea aduce nici un
'ezultat practic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-12
tuaTca nliIldOr dc
caha Stat

Washington, II Jdlie. In
parliament sc fac mari incerca ri
pentru punerea minelor de car
buni sub directia statului, fie cd
presedintele reusestc sd aplaneza
actuala greva, fie ca MI.
Unul dintre planurile ce sc
dlscuta astazi este acela de sc
pune tOata industria minera in
mantle comitetului muncei de Id
senat sau in grija unei comisiuni
compuse din deputati 81 senatori.
Tn altul este sd Sc accepte pro-
lectul depus acum cateva luni de
senatorul Freiinghuysen, care fu-
seses retras din cauza protestelor
rldcate contra lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-12
D FEMEIE CONDAMNATA
LA TREIZECI DE ZILE
INCHISOARE
Cea mai grea pedeapsa pent-u
delict de communicate.

Sef-judecatorul Dempsey refu-
Eat sa intcrvina i'm caz,ll doamnei
Christine Miller, 1865 Z. 18th ST.,
care fost cOndamnata la 30 zile
lnchlsOare in casa de cOrectiune
pentru ca a manat automObilul eli
in mod negligent. .Ea fost accom-
paniata de un politist 81 eri fost
inregistrata 81 predata matronei
temnitei. Doamna Miller fost
aflata vinovata de curtea Gu jurati.
Ea fost acuzata ca lovit Gu au-
tomobilul sau pc William Gaylord,
in etate de opt ami, domiciliat
1172O Honeydale ave., 81, dupace
fost silita de trecatori sa ia CO.
pilul in automobil 81 sal duca la
spital, ca Ia pus pc trotuar 81 a
scapat. Doamna Miller neaga ca
en- ar Fl manat automobilul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-12
ISL UCIDE SOFIA 81
SOCRUL

John Mittermueller este aproape
de mOarte in spitalul din st. Clair
ave. FL a incercat sinucidere duDa
ce STA OmOrit sofia 81 sOcrul in ca
sa acestuia, 1864 Z. 32nd Str.
Vlctimele sunt: Mrs. Katie Nit
termueller. sofia sd divOrtata. 81
fatal Ell. Frank BIasius, la care a
locuit dansa cu copiIul eli dupa C:
a PRINT divort de barbatul sau, Gu
cateva luni in urma.
MartOrii spun cd Mittermueller
a mers la casa sOtiei sale ca sa p!a-
teasca intretinerea ce fost jude
cata de tribunal. Dupa &c ef s:-a
salutat sofia ia dat un Gee de $50.
Dupa un moment luat cecul lin
mana eli 81 "a dat fetitei lui, An
ME. care are etatea de ; ami. In
acelas moment ell si-a scOs revo!ve-
rul 81 tras dOua focuri asupra So
tiei sale, apoi !s'a intors catre cum
natul sau care a 'fntrat in casa Ba-
tranul Blasius. care matura i'm az
dac. auzind pocnetele revOlveri:'ui
intrat 81 ell i'm casa. Mitterm lel
Ter. vazandu-l, a descarcat 81 ,su-
pra lui dOua gloante. Blasius a
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