Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-20
LATEST NEWS
BY A. P. WIRE

TACOMA, Wash. June 20-Own-
er Of one of the American ships re-
ported held by soviet authorities IN
a Siberian port, asks Washington
to move to have vessel released.
Worlds lightweight championship
match between Benny Leonard, title
| holder, and Lew Tender, of Phila-
delphia announced for night of
July 20, in Yankee stadium, New
York.
John D. Rockefeller, Jr. gives
$3.50, 900 to promote use of insulin IN
treatment of diabetes in fifteen hos
pitfalls. New York dispatches say.
One, man killed and several in
jured when militia and local officers
dispense 1000 who crowd about Sa-
vannah, Ga, jail, after arrest of
negro accused of having assaulted
white woman.
officials stated that "between 500
and 525" guests were aboard Levia-
than as she sailed from Boston on
trial trip to Bermuda waters.
Federal prohibition enforcement
authorities at New York declare
they will war on Long Island rum
runners after learning of gun battles
between liquor smugglers and
sheriff's deputies.
lillnOlS SeiidlSs III CiOSilS bSoSloi
at Springfield, defeats boxing bill %
to ID.
Judge of United States circuit
court Of appeals in New York af-
firms condemnation and forfeiture of
British schooner, Henry L. Marshall,
first rum runner seized outside
three-mile limit.
Lava flood 500 yards wide and 80
feet deep reaches city of Lingua-
glossa rs thousands choke roads in
flight from reawakened Etna: other
towns menaced, Catania dispatches
say. !
Hint that Ruhr workers are ready
to negotiate with the French for
cessation of passive resistance seen
by Berlin in statement published in
social democrat organ.
President Harding completes ar
rangements for western trip, tc
start today; first stop to be at st
Louis, where he will speak tomor-
row night.
Nomination of Governor Preus ir
Senatorial race in Minnesota on Re-
publican ticket considered victory
for national administration.
Michigan district ordinarily over
whelmingly Republican, elects Re-
publican to succeed late Represen-
atives j. NJ. G.. Smith by majority
of less than 500.
-Four priests and church lay off
cial shot down in mysterious assault
on parsonage in P~ocahontas, Arkan-
sas; three youths held.
to the stand, he told of going to
Cones home with Dey and how
Cone took them to the garage where
he was polishing his car while wait
ing for Steve PasZterak, how Pasz-
terak arrived and Cone talked to
him alone and then how he request
ed Swackhammer to leave the gar
age while he discussed the matter
with Dey.
Swackhammer's version of the in
cident in Wolfson's saloon was the
same as that given by Dey.
Asked on o examination II he
had seen Cone give money to Dey.
he declared that he had not.
Asked If they weren't both told to
go out and get Cone, Swackhammer
said; mo" He declared hat he had
been given orders to aid Dey in the
everything that happened.
investigation, and told to report ev-
Throughout his direct and cross
examination, Dey referred repeated
ly to a book of notes which he stated
he had written each night at the n
of the days investigation.
Seated at the defendants table
with Mr.. Cone was his counsel, con-
sisting of Thomas Brown and Wal
ter Rielley of Perth Amboy anc
George Cutley. Mrs. Cone who's
name has been mentioned severa.
times as having been home when
the agents called at Cones residence
sat almost next to Mr.. Cone. Mrs.
Edwin Scully was also within the
railing neal the defendant. Edwin
Scully, who is awaiting trial, and
many others whose names are mem
toned In connection with the case
were to be seen in the audience,