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DEDHAII. Mass. tAP).—~A vol-
uminous bill of exceptions in behalf
of Nicola Bacoo and Bartolomeo
Vensetti was filed in Norfolk eup-
urlor court here yesterday by Will-
iam 0. Thompson and it. h. Erh-
iiann of their detense counsel. The
ll" salts that the Supreme court
overturn the denial of a new trial
made by Judge Webster Thayer inst
union!” on exception taken to the
ustioe'a refusal to rule on certain
ii'estlons.
Attached to the bill was a atx~tnch
inch of evidence given at the hear-
ng. When the bill is allowed by
ludge Thayer it will no on to the
lupreme court. By this move the
41-year fight to tree Sacco and Van-
't-tti of the South Braintree murders
of INC!) they were convicted. will
no prolonged two or more months
longer. Not only does it prevent
.t-ntence being passed upon these
wo but it resulted in a respite or
.-lootrocutlon until January 27.
lit”. for Celestine F. Madeiros on
whose conteuton the motion t r a
tibw trial was passed. his was or-
Igtnally sentenced to die early in
{ September for another murder.
Rev. 3:. Baring
am it
In Sound Beach
BOUND BEACH. -- The Rev. Lewis
W. Barney, Ph.. D. pastor of the
First Congregational church hero.
for the put is years. will ti-ndi-r his
resignation in the near future. it
was made known today. Dr. Burnt-y
came here in 1911. having nut-«vomit
the Rev. Dertt C. Ezslreton of
New Rochelle. N. Y.
Dr. Barney’s contemplated relig-
nation. which comes as a great siir
prise to his many friends in this
port of tho state. is the result of
tacticnai trouble uhlch hns been
brewing for some ilm- l‘i lint-m v
is also chaplni of tin loonl tire dc
partment and
the Greenwich Masonic order.
Fourth Birthday
For Fascisir
ROME. (MW—Tho fourth anni-
versary of tho Fascist march on
Rome which resulted in the forma-
tion of the hliisroilnl trovcrnmcnt
was cv‘lcbi'ntcd throughout itnly
ycstcrday.
l’rcmlcr Mussolini issued a mes-
sage to all Fascists reviewing the
accomplishments of the regime and
declaring that it stood "n mountain
oi xranltcmgnlnst which thi- rnhcor
oi the dieposscssvd and tho conspir-
aclca of criminals are alikc power-
loss."
The mommy was road in the var.
ious mortinga by mcmhcrs of the
govcrnmunt and high Funcist au-
thoritlcs
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FRIDAY. 00' I‘UIIER 29.1926
“D W.-
In this shack in "in western Pennsylvania mountains. PM MODS!-
monu suspect in "It' llllll‘tlt‘l‘ of Don R. Mellett, Canton (0.) publisher,
D “It! to have hidili'n during the lust ten days of his freedom. He Ill
captured by Detectiic Ora Slater alter members of his iamily bad re.
vealed his hiding place.
CAPTURE 0F MELLETT’S SLAYER
IS BIG FEATHER IN. SLATER’S CAP
CANTON, Olilo.-—Thcy said tho
Canton underworld um [on tough
for Detective om” Slnh r. the "pri-
vate Hawkshnw."
His critics couldn‘t you how a
countryilcd sort of u It‘llU‘V who
seemed to have nothing lilllt'll more
than a fund of funny Fiill'it-u could
capture tho slnyci‘s oi llilll Mcilctt,
the crusading i‘uiiion lilllill'.
Sliiter's “snunr (‘uli Iii s. lilOl'l‘
crooks than i-iiicunr” ppm» The hurd~
boiled policti di'ptli'llnt nix oi” the hip;
Depew. but who was Just a bit
out of his line at dcteciing criminals
Vocation Ends—Duck to Work.
But aftcr liis ton-day vacation
Sliitcr came back. no quietly ra-
sumcd work.
"It ll‘J‘i'iI only lc‘. olil ‘Ory' alone
n, “'Iilll‘ lll.\_‘.li" hi'li show 'cm yet."
he (‘Ulillilt‘ll to it iriou' in Clinton.
'l‘lii-y lit lilni illUI’ll‘. Slater began
sowing his not.
I‘m“ a hmmy hum“ "'11 a “UL ii wait on the mcmhcrs of Put
“w' . Nii'llrrinuii's {nmll iii X .i
A“ Fiction “”"l" "5"“ It. i'.i., tli.il his “sugary“ “lit-l liftfd’ Cilia"
lint. working on u «vi-l 'l'..il 1).. “W” ”h“. n.‘
”NW“ or“ mm”. “"1““ I ”I" k" ' lz'ii history how how ‘his mom
i‘iiiili" iii the millilil, l'. .[ \itllii . ..‘m out [u 1'“? I. i“ oiling?
molt. the formcr (til ». it i. ho had .lili-S 01 communication 8’ p 9
limit hunti'd 0\'|'l 171v notion tori “\‘oiir llliilllt‘l’ is r'cry ill and
thrco months niiv.» {unlim-
ilim'n tit his gang.-
night.
“1” NWT. hnrii‘i long to liw. Send the fam-
tlllill' Unl‘ Jill)"
._\- hlillli' signal as to your “hero.
)nliniits.”
It was a bloodless I.‘J|iilll't'. Siati-r i . .
hadn‘t own a gun “ '1. ho w i’ It “orkcd. I'nt nent in Twin
‘" l litit‘lifi. Soon Mcl)criiiot‘. iiiid Sini-
to bring Mi‘l't‘l‘l‘nt'il i»...-it it) lhi“ “..m‘ “up .0 Mm.
scene of the ('l'lllll‘. ilo- ii..iiil|y “‘Jlik- l
"l :.it lin \tl) glad to meet )01
ed up to hicilorniott :ii i- i Sintcr sziiil
"Put, I‘m wry glint l i i \oti.‘ WW _. W
Pat, without n “iii ni iinliil
along. i-‘roni Thin l: i 1.. ob rlm:s and Scar
('nntoti tho iinnriiit-il s i -i Ill‘ltl Mc-
in till] I
.‘-l l) riiioii
Dot-molt rodo qnugily I
ton. it was “It" iviiiiini;
linck by the Mind.
Wagging Tontzitc l- n “tum-r.
iln the \t'ny liili‘k .\’.i‘ii‘ t-ii‘,t‘r-‘
taint-d. ills ltiimilrum ,-. . ll' 5. ii...
qultit way. his "Hull-ll” in...“ mum» <iiltc icirin-r iii-iiinls. of tho mwrit'.
an immvdlntiv frioiitl of i: w imn pod t‘i' Illl‘ lli'iiliz‘crm‘t 'l'imi-s and iii-[rip-
llco oi the nation litltl inimiui as oi lini‘t Star. 'l‘lii- two popcis “‘lll Ill
di‘hpernto crliiiiniil.
‘It was not iho tlrnt i-z itzI-‘l' (‘Rst‘ or ‘i‘inii-s-Stnr hcginning next Mon
Into which ”in sinclzt i“ . iiiwk. ] tl.l\‘.
show from t‘iiii‘i~i:..iti i. , .. llllt‘tl‘ S'nimcr Simpson principal owni-r
~~nor the tli‘xt that 51 ~ tilllt ct IIIT 'Illli'i hits iicquliid Conliil
. ni‘ ili- . Si 1'" irom its publisher Goon:
ll Hark The building occupied h\
'i‘l n S or iii tli Mrncr of Slate and
LRTIIYC‘IIT‘ strccts. formcrly tho homo
iil' illi‘ Si-atiiili‘: i‘iilli. Is not sold with
Under One Contra.
Alter Illondz.
Announi-iini HI is:- non mo lc il-
A {cw months tw’nrr. .‘li 'i‘roi.
Ohio. lic won A CONT-"Skit ii Il‘ilill
Jilkt‘ NORM". notcd with liliililiiiir.
Herc. too, "sugar" llltl the “urn. liv.
won Ncnhii‘. by tho fiililoil t:ill<ii:.L' mi 1 n“. 5.1;“: in” is lcnscd to tho, ncn
tho wraihcr and the crops t tiu'ncrs of tho nvcn‘spupcr. The biisi
Slaicr‘s methods how Wm“... ii iwii . m.” and ctlltorinl munant‘mcnt of
many other crimes. but his unlit, ”1.. Thing “1“ MN,“ tho policies m
eccentric ways worn too ninth (oi the mmMm.‘ publication.
the nrwspapcr men covirim. iln- -...
Canton murder.
Thcy had born on tho jolt liirtlii
24 hours whcit funny stories iiiioi;
“Howkshnw” Slntcr begun to Illl‘iili
out. Slater wns too good a sin-5..
tor banter to pass up.
He seemed to be wasting his timv
Ho dawdlcd around (Hinton, minim:
to this one and that. To (‘tip ill“
climax. after he had noon at work
on thecnsc for two months. stat-r
announced he thouzht he Ought to
take a ten-day vncntion. '
"After that.“ he said. "l‘m com-
ing back and get McDormot‘.."
Curses. Jack Dalton. I'll go and
unite a nap and whcn l awoken, be~
ware, for I shall camp upon your
Fast-ch
Get Quick Quaker...
trail! That was the way it sounded - .
to the visiting humorists of the COOksm 3 t0 5 mum
press.
Slater was hurt wh- n the atoricsi
more printed. His pride rankicd. HASVE h“ nourishhfbrakhm
Fifteen Years a Crook Chaser. “’9 makeshift breakfasts sim-
allyHtosavetima OniokQualscris
F0 15 earsh h
r y e ad camped ona ter I 913th
crime's trail. When he was a sher- .
lit ou‘. in Indiana. back in 1907, he “fini‘gk “ultimo: WOW
jailed as men who ‘had attempted
to wreck a in. But poi-hap- the Sunnliutheexcenentlyw
humoriets n a forgotten that. food ration of ein. carbohy-
drates and vitamins—beam: the
Perhaps they forgot. also, that in
"bulk” to make laxatives less often
m: Sister not five men behind the
em in a big Cincinnati holdup. ed—thstdoctoruadanthoriuu
m trailed and caught “Red" novsowidelnge.
Ron after Holt had killed a Cleve- Start day that way. Feel
land policeman. bone. look how and
His "sugar" coaxed a confession on your toes every minute. Ask
from a prominent official or a Mloh— your doctor.
inn concern that he had swindled . Your has Quick bub.
tho company out of more than s also magnumhnew
quarter of a million dollars.
"rhea the famous Nesbitt case.
choirs; "::L?..ft°“i.f:‘: ;Quick Qua ker
more funny stories than Chauncey
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