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Robert Barnum): and Round 90-:
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der, the federal court 8 eudawflnc'
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gnu war mtonment um Lew-
lome 50,000 soldiers were training In
the camp. Mr Alexander Cronk-
hite. n graduate 01 West Point Ind
: son of 13:9:- Adelbert Cronkhite.
morn apnc‘uoe Inn-ch. Whilexhe
.. A. .. Lawm-“
l pt rnonl with Major Cr
ll’othier said his pistol was discharge;
.hiic at the request and command 0!
lCupuim ltoaenbluih. ,
; 14': had borrowed pistol and ammuni- ; MAN’S BODY IS
l tion at the instigation of Rosenbluthn
'nn-i had killed Major Cronkhlte ac-
;cording to a. plan mapped out
lituscnbluth.
toscn'nluth had a. strange iniiuenccl
lmnr him, but denied that he had rc-l
.nccompiinhlng UH:
‘br-yon'l the plldgc that he would be‘
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Wumngton Street sod Railroad Avenuo. 80. um,
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.-
l
mfi‘sw
.adjucent copse at timber. followed
g by Captain
; Major Pothier. A {cw moment: in.-
‘gtcr never-u shots were heard. and it
{was reported that W We!
. was wounded.
abreast. and he expired before medo'
lira: aid could be summoned. The
body or the onicer was taken to the
lCamp Lewis Hospital. where it was
bullet um entered his chart on the
3L: from o! the arm pit.
; i-‘ne Cd}8 later the usual investi-
igatmn by an army board was con—
;nuczed- This board thrived at the
lcunciusion that the major had acci-
! dcnully shot himself while firing at
.a target. ‘At the time it was the
.general rumor that it was a. me;
30: suicide. according to subsequenzi
l
; stacmenu of army ofliccrn.
i Itosenbluth and Poihler both testi-
j nod at the military investigation and
' their testimony was substantially the
l same. ,
’ bite had pulled out his pistol to fire -
‘ a: a tin can. that two or three shots
were tired, and then-the major tell
3 mortally wounded. _
! The findings were sent to the m
l department and apparently the mat-
ter was ended With the burial oi the
brilliant young oinccr. and the dc-
porn 0! the omcial decree o: the in-
vertgating board in the govern-_
mental archives. 3
Muor General Cronkhite. how- 1
tier, came home from France in
June, 19:3. and reopened the investi-
gauon in air.- belie: that his son did
that commit sutcmle, that he was too
fiery-er. huh a metal to have shot
§n.:ns-.~li 3'.Cld‘-lil<'£ily, am: that it was
5 Unpumbm ior an aCCidtnlzJ shot to.
ghau: Wounded nim in the spot where
E Int 1331 buact entered.
‘ u-Jneral Cronmme consulted all
8361.12”ch records in the; can: and no-
ciared them tauhy. He then took
'the matter up _w.th A. Nitcbeii Pal-
lmw, attomey genera.) under Presl-
‘ dent Wilson, and several government ;
ginieszigators were set to work,
‘itosenbluth and Pothier, the
‘izis death, were questioned agai
'Un aim-ch is. 1921, Pothier eigned‘
En contusion that he was mponsiblel
‘tor the death 0! Major Cronkhue.
fed accidentally. e
' The next day l’oihlcr altered his
story and conxcssed that be bid wil-
ully ishot and killed Major Cronk-
1
L
l'othler pal/i l
by
l'otnier explained that
caved any reward, or promise, fori
alleged murdc-ri
l’othirrr made several “Memento;
.ln 1h:- Courne of his conicnaions, and :
i may varimi considerably from rack ‘ ”A ”"0" “'33 received hm." yonder-
lodged in 33“ atgciay from coast guard: at Richmond.
1;..." u‘hlch city ’1': : Va. that a man's body found there
cu thr- shore apparently answers the
dvi-cripilon of Georgn ficherdtg. of
South
missing since September 9.
lie was
was working on u railroad. Itosen-~
, bluih was taken into custody in New
5 York City. lie declared the chargca
' uttI riy “ixiiout inundation.
_ A icw days later Pothir-r asserted.
iin urn-espriper interviews that he had
been induced to confess to thc mur-
drr by third dPgree methods.
denied his guilt.
tinny repudiated his aligned confes-
sion, though the trrnd of events may
‘liavc precluded such action on his
part.
. There then arose a. question
iwhether the federal government or
the state of Washington has Jurisdic-
Hon in the case. This was finally
decided in favor of the federal gov-
ernment. whereupon the department
at Justice assigned the case to the
L'nltcd States district court in '1'
coma and instructed Judge Edward
E. Cushman to summon a. grad
Jury to determine whether Rosen-
bluth and Pothicr should be indict-
cd. . »
In the meantime there wan much:
discussion of the case both within
and without the army. Rosenbium.
who is at Jewish pnrentnge. openly
charged that he was the victim or a
second Dreyfus attain that lie-was
being persecuted. General Cronk-
hite and his supporters answered ‘
that Bosenbluth had cleaved trial.
through the eflorts o! powerful
friends. ,
The controversy became so spirit.-
ed that accusations Vermmdo by
both sides against. the department on
justice and the wu- dopnrtment. Ind
tWo United States counters. Gina at
Virginia. and Reed 02 Penmlvunln.
gave notice tint they would demand
It Gonna-clonal invoitignuon or the
entire mutter union the one was
aired in court. . ‘
The grand Jury met in Tacoma. in
the summer or 1922 we witnesses
wOo brought tram every section or
the notion. Au present and former
army. officer- uoquslnted with the
detail: 0! the apair testified. Gen.-
eral Cronkhito was pro-ant. The
grand Jury took evidence for several
weeks. and then it voted indictments
charging Rosenbluth ,and Pothl
with first degree murder. ‘
Bosenbiuth was re~arrested in
New York, and Pothler taken into
custody in Providence. 8. I. Appeni
was taken to the federal courts on
the long-mooted question ot'Jnri‘Ig
la
column was mung. he went into n .
Rooenbluth and Sergeant. ,
l :
ironed that hehadbeeonbotinuae.‘
iiound that be m been mixed by A.
right side. a few inches below and,
They said than. Reset Crank- ;
,nrs: oi all in the federal court for:
“4320.01.99 nan.
onkhite before up
n. f jail here {or sever-:1 months awaiting;
his trial.
,and had been a laborer before be-
!coming a soldier.
'leit his home with
and in company with two other men.
110 . to have gone to
Federal officials; “(WOV-
haw. conundcd that he ”eye, ofll-l‘h" three until
that or one of the
Campbell.
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.2‘
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ever, appealed to the supreme court
at the Inited States, which. in the
.pring of 19:4, ruled that the qua.-
non of jurisdiction must be decided?
Western Washington. The trial on.
ordered to proceed.
Last June Judge Cunhxnnn Bet the
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Party Platform f o :-
Wines and Beer —
Against Elam-Chal-
lenges Republicans
PROVIDENCE. R. I- Got. 1.—
The principal points in the plailorm
presented to the Democratic State
convention here yesterday are as
follows:
Indorses Democratic national
platiorm and its standard bearers;
commend: Senator Gerry and Con-
grespman O'Connell for opposition
to Johnwn lmmigntion hill and
support of bill to increase mall car»
ricrl‘ wages: denounces
can party for tho widespread stag-.3
nation 0: bushels; windicts Re-
trial tor September 30 not! granted
the requtst oi the government tint
1.6 detendanu be tried separately;
The department of Justice namedi
James H. Osborne in special prone-i
cufor and he has been mined by.
other 260218] mtorncys. _L. 14-5
Thompson, iormvr “Home! general?
.01 the some at \‘i'uhlngton. cu re-‘
taincd as counncl {or Romnluth.‘
iPotbier was aided by the American
Legion post here at the limo of his
awry, and Maurice Longhorn: aid;
1". D. .‘iietzger were uppeinied his at- ‘Scnate
tomeys. .
Rosenbluih has been at liberty ong
Pothier could not pull
bail and has been in the county’
i
At the time a! the tuxedy Manor's
i
Cronkime was 24 your. old. ,. Cap-g
tain Rosenbiutb. a graduate}; rho
Yale toroatry school, was 36. Ind ind
been in business in the Orient before
”mining the army. Pothlcr mu 2:
WASHED ASHORE
NEAR RUM ROW
NE“? lileNS‘VICK, .\'. 3.. Oct. 1.
River. N. J.. who has been
bchtrrdig was reported to have
85.000 in cash.
Rum Row to buy
Nothing was again heard of
yesterday’s report
It was rcveulcd
believed to be
three named
who lived at Fortescuo.
had been washed ashore on the Jer-
irom Richmond.
that another body.
The Richmond. Va. com murd-
reported to local authorities tint n
diamond cluster ring found on the
man's linger bore the initial: "6.8."
i . D :
Pipes In House
Testimony in the civil action of
Michael Mattie“) at New Canaan.
against Bern-rd B. Monderer. tor-
merly “or Mnin street. was taken
Monday in the uptown city court. by
Judge Nehemiah Candee. Went-
in the cake will be heard next.Mon-
day morning. . _ .
Mattlelo told the court that Mon-
derer had rented a. house at 152
But avenue owned by the plaintitt.
He is“. the house one-day tut win.
tor. it was unwed. without proper
heat. The water pipes and heating
pipe: from and ‘ the water poured
into the place and'troze over mak—
ing three inche- oi' ice. Mantels
claims 8500 came. Light. Dunn:-
and Quinlan appeared for the-mun.
turgid Davis and Davis for the de-
fendant. ' -- ,
WASHINGTON. bet 1.—-Th¢
federal council of churches through
its commission on‘intemuonai iii-
ttoe and good willhas called upon
the."Chri3tians ~02 America" to
mppérclhrough'reooiuuons ind per
fluent tor prostitution to the ba-
Menu ‘opium conference or
diction. United State- Comma-loner
Hitchcock of New York Maiajhg
government did. not hm‘_ .5 inn-balm:
ion. This decisionwu
in 1’12. 1nd once; ‘ '
com f in November. the "modem
Dome-Ilia; for union: etch-pn-
tinny! opium plateau“. " M
new-1s: mane nadir.
eadm emt of
mo abutment law empowering in-
dividunls
p'inces;
torm- to include abolition o! prop.
erty «validation:
of sate sonata change in election
a! sherifls. making them amenable
to governor;
Judicinry; extension of gubernatorial
powers:
by Republican senators and con-
demns thou who lure
funds for their support and
portnxion into Stole of underworld
thugs to throttle we of popular
mmures:
and challenges Republic-on party to
take real stand in opposition to the
Klan. out! say- party stands
nbooiuio
gunnnteeing equal right to uegroes.
Jews and Gentiles, Protestants and
Cntholics. ‘
publican party in ration and State
for monstrous corruption in- public
office; calls the political character
o! the judiciary of State of burning
disgrace; pledges an honest en-
ter-cement of nation“ and State
‘aws to make the 15th amendment.
cam-tire not! declare: the party i:
.znaltenbly opposed to a return to,
the saloon, but ndvoo-teo tuck modi-
fication u would nllow light wines
and beer: condemns Secretary of
State for withholding rounds of
for put-clan advantage:
promises. if elected. the rcmovti (I
present factory inspector and
prompt ratification by State of child
labor amendment to the conntitu-
non: tomato. removal o! legnl
discrimination: W women:
commends nttoruey general for ef-
for: to suppress gambling in suite
inzlmction
to act mint illegal
pledge: oonnlwtlonnl’ re-
roapportianment
change in election of
criticises leaving of State
furnished
imv
denounces Ku Klux Kim
for
equality of citizenship.
GETS 12 YEARS
FOR MURDER
WATERBURY. Oct. 1.-—Honry
Alien. colored. held in connection
with the murder of Mrs. Mary
Fletcher at her home in this city
some months also. pleaded guilty to
to a. chute o: monahnghtcr in
criminal superior court borers:-
terdu. Judge ”mil Ionizing: Ion-
'tenoed him to’suto's prison for not
let: thus 1: nor mouth“ 15 years.
was: man?
TACOMA. " WASK, Oct. L—F. s.
Johnston. 1. armor neu- Norton.
bu Just hm a bumper crop of
whmthntheuynmmctromseod
taken an Em tomb. Be
um he got the seeds roux-yous ago
not! this you the incl-me was
enough to plant fifteen acres. It was
not learned tron: what tomb the
when was obtained.
OA'I'I'LE DISEASE.‘
Pat 3!. Net: of Tens today asked
the federal government to take over.
complete chum of the work of
Republi- ;
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STALIFORD. Oct. 1.——.\!’.alcoln3
R. McAdoo. rallru..d engineer one
brother of “Kilian: Gibbs McAdoo
who was defeated {or the nomination
for president at the Democratic con-
vention in Set York. spanking at a
political rally here Sunday. predict-I
ed the election 0! Senator Ln. Foi-
lette and challenged the accuracy of
the statement of E. J. Pearson.
prerldent or the Xew Haven railroad
that the outlook tor the refunding
oi the [chI)'-Ulr'.:e million dollars
Lyon per cent. bonds. which rail du-
in 19:5. are ”exceptionally II\01’»
able.“ sir. McAdoo said be war.
very much in doubt whether the
News Haven railroad could. or would;
ever pay its present loan. which. he
slid. amounted to ninety-two mil-
lion dollars. He submitted to hié
nudience a summary 0! the loans
made to the railroad under the
Each-Cumulus Act. which he de-
cinred unconstitutional. The total
amount loaned to the railroad by the
interstntc commerce commission
since 1921 was in excess of seven
hundred and entity-six million dot-g
inn: according to “I'M. John:
Doria. the Democratic candidate for
prudent. Mr. McAdoo said was r.
director of the Santa. Fe railroad Rod
retired only after he was nominat-
I'd for president. In attacking the
Esch-Cummins Act. he said, that
every railroad in the country. with
very few exceptions. has large
loam which {or the most part are
unsecured. Hr. declared that loans
made to the New Hat-en railroad
total ninety-one million. five hun-
dred and thirty thousand and that
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\Vhllc 2dr. McAdoo admitted that
the New Haven railroad had not
charged the maximum mic for
freight transportation. he believed it
was due to the excellent New Eng-
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Says Coolidge Will .
Carry Wisconsm
NEW YORK. Oct. L—Not even
his home auto. Moccasin. is con-
ceded to Senator La Follette by the
Republicans. William M. Butler.
chairman of the Republican nation-
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