The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-10-22
The Discovery of an Abandoned Mitchell Car
In Milwaukee Brings Kenosha
Officials to Scene.
ONE ARRESTED ON SERIOUS CHARGES
Daniel Lough Is Held In County Jail on Suspicion
Following Story of Fourteen Year
Old Daughter.

! lowed the nnulnR OF tire IrachS ledu-
ing from the road to the cabbage patch
across a portion of the Kenosha Coun-
try club golf course and then to the
approach to Pike Creek and the bridge.
Earlier investigation of these tire
/. tracks brought out the belief that the
slayer had driven from the scene to
the bridge, off the highway almost UNI
der the bridge, then washed his hands
in the creek, and drove back out again
going north. Investigators believe
that the hub cap might have been
ripped off when it came in contact
with a concrete abutment on the
bridge Original tire tracks were
found that were believed to have been
made by a Ford car. This was ac-
counted for later when it was learned
that one of the caretakers of the golf
course had driven under the bridge to
get gravel for spot on the course.
Take Youth to Milwaukee.
Another clue which Racine police
empowered has fallen fat-so far as
TIE solution of the murder mystery is
concerned. Cyril Czerwinski, 10, whose
matrimonial difficulties began here on
Saturday when his fifteen year old
wife complained that he had left her,
was arrested in Racine Monday after
noon. His girl-wife has already been
returned to Milwaukee, her home, with
her father. Czerwinski was arrested
on North Main street in Racine by
Detective Charles Yanny and Officer
Grover Lutter, former sheriff of RAJ
cine county A woman had seen Ger
winski driving in a Chevrolet touring
car without license plates and her
suspicious had been aroused. She
called the police and the arrest fol-
lowed. The young man put up
desperate fight with the officers but
was soon overpowered.
Czerwinski's first words to the of
ficers were II didn't have, anything to
do with the murder, don't know
anything about it." This statement
gave the officers the idea that per-
haps Czerwinski may have had
something to do with the double
murder here. He was taken to
the police office where he made a
complete confession.
He signifed his willingness to re-
turn to Milwaukee to answer charges
of larceny of the automobile in which
he was riding from the Bailey Motor
Car company of Milwaukee. He will
also be questioned today about some
worthless checks he is alleged to
have passed.
The young man was paroled short
time ago from the Green Bay reforma-
tory after he had served eighteen
months of two year sentence that
had been melted out to him when he
was found guilty of statutory
charge preferred against him be-
cause of his relations with the girl
who afterward became his wife.
Violates Parole.
He violated his parole, Milwaukee
detectives say, by running away with
the 10 year old girl and marrying her
at an Illinois city. They made the
trip in the automobile which he stole
on August "a, it is alleged.
They came to Kenosha to live where
the girl was located last week. She
was returned to her parents. i The
search for the man has continued
since that time.
The girl still is faithful to Ger
winski. In his pocket the police
found letter from her, advising
him to be on his guard as the police
We're searching for him.
Yukas Is Released.
Monday afternoon at four o'clock
Julius Yukas, who had been held for
the previous twenty-four hours for
questioning in connection with the
murder following several sensational
statements he is said to have made
! in a Chicago hotel, was released from
/ custody. Lieut.. Charles Rock and
Detective Walter Chase questioned the
man at length in his cell in the city
Yukas could not have had share
! in the crime
/ Frank Kurt Eberhardt, &c, who gave
his address as 632 Market street, was
the last of the group to be arrested
and held for questioning on Monday.
| Eberhardt was arrested by Detectives
John Breidt and Perry Tusler after
| they had watched him acting SUSPECT
ously in connection with the murder.
He had with him grip which con-
tanned a flashlight, a bag Of small
tools, complete finger print outfit,
a magnifying glass, jimmy, badge
with the words Private Detective" a
/ book entitled 'How to be Detective
and certificate Of graduation from
a correspondence school in finger-print
work. Eberhardt also had booklet
/ in which were pasted complete story
OF the murder in clippings from the
Kenosha Evening News. He was first
arrested when he offered to come to
the police Office and "help solve the
murder" He claimed he had a "good
tip" After hearing Eberhardt's story
he was ordered locked up and detained
for further questioning.
Missing Man Returns.
The mystery surrounding the report
which had been made to the police
department Sunday that Steve Zalps
had been missing from his boarding
house since Friday, was cleared up
late last night when Zalpa returned
He gave a satisfactory account OF
where he had been in the meantime.
The police were asked on Monday
t. help in the search for Leo Fred
erickson, %, who disappeared from
his home at ITO Lake avenue last
Thursday-the day on which the
murdered bodies were found. Fred
erickson,-it was found, had left tbs
American Brass company where he
had been employed on September II
and had not been working since. Hi: