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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

10 take every fingerprint they
could find in the Stammer home
and check them against the
prints Of all members OF the
family.
Immediately there occurred a
movement unprecedented in the
annals OF crime in California.
Fresno citizens seized upon the
flngerprint idea and clamored
at the police, sheriffs and state
offices for their prints TO be
taken.
AT the Fig Garden Mems Club
a resolution was adopted in
open meeting insisting that the
fingerprinting of all its men,
bers be carried out at once.
Not, they explained, because
any one of them was suspected.
but as an answer to the hot
breath of suspicion and inuendo
which was stirring the commu-
nifty.
Prints had been produced in
the Stammer home which did
not not tally with those of any
member Of the family. On finger
prints alone, the detectives came
TO believe, their chance of sue
cess depended.
IN the baf1fStiCs department.,
experts labored untiringlX over
rifles and % caliber pistols
which were brought to the sta
tion by officers or voluntarily
relinquiShed by their owners.
With no shell discovered near
the French door from where
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

startled his captor with five
words when they first encoun-
tered him in his rooming house:
"Of course 1 killed her. in
tended TO get one of the family;
wanted one of them.
Murderer Is Hanged
Then he told of creeping up
TO the Stammer house and
watching Mary Louise as she
read. He leveled an automatic
% at the child after first re-
moving his glove so that the
trigger could he squeezed
surely and steadily his aim
unimpaired.
He caught the discharged
shell with his free hand and
pocketed 1t, convinced that his
crime had been perfect, a solid
coVer-up.
but you forgot to put back
the glove when you broke the
glass in the back door," the
sheriff reminded him. "You left
"A single printw
The investigators did not be-
liepe Elton Stones confession
that he desired the life of one
member of the Stan1n1er far1Ify.
They were convinced that
Stone was motivated solely by a
desire to attack the pretty girl,
and that the returning mother
scared him away.
For in the life Of Attorney
Stammer there wasn't a single
-incident which would bring upon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Culinary Art Saves
Day for NonIinguist

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. Feb.
70 QNS)-Staff Sgt. Robert C.
Moody isn't one TO go hungry be-
cause Of foreign language.
II was i'm French restau-
rant I'm Morocco with three
other soldiers" he SAID, land We
couldn't make the waiter UNDER
stand. So we marched out 10 tho
kitchen, where we found some
chicken, and cooked 10 our
selves"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Beautiful Little Girl Murdered;
Father a Prominent Lawyer

the shot was fired. the officers
argued that the rifle used prob
ably was not an automatic.
This narrowed their field of in
vesugation slightly and they
examined first OF all nonauto-
matte rifles and pistols.
Sheriff Overholt continued to
place his hope for a%olution OF
the mystery in the smudge
from the back door glass. The
state - bureau criminologistS
had photographed a print from
this Smudge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
By Terry McShane

his family the enmity of the
automobile thief.
Elton Stone was found guilty
of first degree murder and was
hanged on June u, 1886.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Knew Family Habits

- TRANSIENT" qucriod The
county detective what about
that angle ."
I'm having every drifter
picked up supplied the sheriff
But I'm inclined to think it's
some one who knew the girl and
the family"
"The poor child's eNtraordi-
nary beauty would mark her To-
anei & hb or hood Gcnd. sure.
enough" agreed Conway. And
then there's the fact that the
attack Was made on the only
night that the mother left the
Youngsters alOne-and then only
for halt an hour. Yes. I'm in
clincd ~ the theory that IL il
some one who watched"
Ora lhe evening OF the 25th
Cof0n0r. lIsle reported The rc-
.l.'s az tnc autopsy tho bullet
.uT fne girls brain was' un-
4l. tigrtt.N of 30 calbcr.
NrarvM.. 9D suspects were
.n ttr Fresno ul that night
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

three years for an automobile
theft.
Stone was known to have
visited his parents at Fresno
several times since his release.
Most important, Stones prints
tailed with those from the
kitchen door glass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Maid Is Exonerated

Detail by detail they went
over the case again. The sheriff
reported a complete check made
OF the Indian girl Mary Baker.
The maid. the sheriff said, had
been cleared of all suspicion and
had q perfect abb for herself
and her closest friends on the
night of the murder.
Revealing nothing" COM
Weutcd the sheriff when he met
Conway that night. as 1 see IL,
the only real clue we have now
~ the print from the glass"
Wen have a report shortly
from DR.. Y. O, Heinrich. who
j. examining the print in his
laboratory ~ Berkeley" re-
ported the district attorney
Meanwhile AT the Fresno po-
Ucg department, the sharp
crack of small bore rifles
sounded ON The department rifle
range every hour m the day
twenty-five calibcr rifles were
being rounded up by the dozens
throughout San Joaquin valley
Youths and small boys were
the owners of most of them
some brought their guns in vol
unfairly others who could have
known The Stammcr family or
attended the same school with
Mary Louise. were requested TO
furnish police with their rifles
So that bullet eaHlt! =hc- fired
retrieved from the. cotton-fillcd
ba.lI-tirS box and compared
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Nude Body Is Found

With the car CaraEed, Mrs
Stammer went 10 the front
door. little Virginia clnging 10
her hand. Mary did not fling
open the door in answer 10 her
mothers ring
Mrs. Sf9mmer again pressed
the bell, and when there was
etill no answer she hurried TO
the back door. one glance al
some broken glass and a torn
ny screen on the kitchen door
made the mothers heart freeze
within her
she ran through The house 10
the music room The fire stu
burned ChccrTuIly, but Mary
chair was empty and near II on
the floor lay a law tract the
studiouS girl had been reading
But there We're other things for
a mothers suddenly Sharpened
sense Of observation to behold
There was blood on the floor
and the carpet was wrinkled
She raced 90 the hall again
and 10 bedroom where the
shaded light was burning. Near
the open bedroom door She
stopped in horror
Mary lay on the floor he
adolescent body bare Her hair
was matted in red stain, her
eyes were closed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Suspect Confesses

After weeks Of effort, the
sheriff found his task sur
priSingly simple as he began to
trail this new suspect. Stones
parents had heard from him,
they willingly admitted; he was
working at North Fork, some
80 miles from Fresno.
Sheriff Overholt listed this
final information in the STAN
mer case under the date of
Jan. p, 1886. With Detective
Mohler and two other aides he
hurried over the brief stretch
Of highway to North Fork.
1t was his intention, once
there, 10 use his staff TO follow
the movements Of the suspect
with every possible speed if
Stone should have left North
EnEk--
But he was saved the trouble.
Three hours later he was taii-
ing Stone to San Francisco 10
avoid the mob violence which
he feared might result if the
man was jailed in Fresno. A
bold, defiant. albeit narrow
cheSted individual, Elton Stone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
A TRUE DETECTIVE STORY
NIOTIER watched the pa

4 MOTHER watched the pai-
a lid lips Of her dying
daughter and prayed that they
would move. Assign OF life was
all the broken mother asked, a
sign thar her child would laugh
and play again
Beside The mother stood the
tan figure Of a doctor his pres
ence and bis skill the final bull
wark between the s.rl and the
surge OF death
Another man stood at the
+,cdyrde his arm about The
shoulders ~ his wife The
father watched rs daughters
and prayed
Mr. ara Nts Walter H.
Stammcr were the parents in
this uas.c tabIeal DR. G. NJ.
Vanderburl1. the watchful sur
geon.
But beautiful lf-year-old
Mar. Louise St8mmer never
moved her lips again she died
in thc cIcan win bed where
they bad brought her. her
1a... -. -e-G..----- -47a! tranquil
Bloodpsteh Floor
While on the bedroom floor
was Visible a hlackened blood
patch like an ugly omInouS
Scovl--it was the trademark OF
r vicious murderer,
Mrs. Stammcr had left Mary
reading before n -,al--4ei1 44Hes- leg
fire m the music room of their
fine home. five miles north of
Fresno Cal al $50 p m. sun
DAY. NOV n. 1898.
Her husband, one Of the most
prominent attorneys Of the dis
trict. was leaving by train for
san Bernardino on a business
mission.
With another daughter Nlr-
Cinia. II. Mrs. Stammer drove
fTrr husband To ttt1U rdiffi1'-11y5' sta
ton kissed him good-by and
followed his advice 10 hurry
back 70 me children, dear. TWO
other children were IN the law
ver's house with Mary: Joan,
9. and baby Walter Jr. :.
Over the fiye-mlle drive Mrs.
Stamnler would have hurried 10
the peaceful family scene which
she thought awaited her, but a
soft fog that crept in with the
dusk caused the lawyers wife
to drive carefully, and II was ID
minutes before she arrived
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Father Returns Home

In one swift move the mother
clutChed her oldest born, .n
shaking arms and laid the I'M
conscious Mary on the bed a
moment later she was az the
phone beSecching an alert oper-
ator 20 get Or {. NJ Wander
burgh ~ the Burnett sanato-
rum As she used the telephone
she felt the chill Of creeping fog
and her wide eyes turned 90 the
door
The front door which had not
opened az her ring. now stood
wide OPEN WisRs of fog fl0ated
into the hall.
With The doctor 0n bis way 40
the first word from The opera
tor Mrs. Stammcr phoncd the
railroad and begged them TO
contact her husband The tram
she was told. would be stopped
at Tularc
And so "a father returned thar
night 10 the family Doe bad Itit
in peace and happy secW.tN de-
returned 20 watch hs eldest
child die
Into thc Stamucr home camo
men grim and hafd1aced n fhe
cuisines. of wufiaf Sher4
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Door Glass Broken

THE killer was In the house
when Mrs. Stammer got home,
that's sure" added Detective
Mohler. "The front door was
locked when She rang, then it
was open when she used the
telephone. Mrs. Stammer was
only gone half an hour"
That's right" the district ar
torney agreed "And now what
clues have wes"
~ pane from the kitchen
door" supplied Sheriff Overholt
quickly. There's smear on it
that looks like "A print--and a
bigger one n If he hit IL with his
hand. I've brought the pane
along"
Also" Mohler added. 1--WE
may have the bullet after the
autopsy. provided it's still i'm
the girls head"
ITS a conclusion then" the
district attorney said that the
attacker H. mad--a seN-warped
fend."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

gan 10 outline what he believed
was the true reconstruction OF
Mary Stammer'S murder:
"The girl was sitting in front
OF the fire" he said, her chair
10 feet from the French win
dows. In one pane of glass we
found n Jagged hole through
which the bullet came. Ny idea
is that rifle was used. The
killer stood back from the win
dows, but not too far back
because Of the fog.
after the shooting. he ran
10 the back door, broke through
the mesh 10 unfasten the screen
door, broke the glass and opened
the kitchen door and ran through
the house to the music room,
where he dragged the girl out
and into the bedroom. There,
every sign indicates that ne
attacked her"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

ROBERT II. BAKER Pm. D., d. So
University % Illinois
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Evening star., 1944-05-11
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Evening star., 1944-05-11

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/ tablespoon butter
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l tablespoon minced celery heart
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Just before serving, top with a
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Evening star., 1944-05-11

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Evening star., 1944-05-11

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Evening star., 1944-05-11

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