Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 116, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1926 — Page 2

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HALL-MILLS CASE PROBERS TRACING DIARYANDPISTOL Many Questioned as New Jersey Authorities Seek New Links for Chain. Bu United Press SOMERVILLE, N. J., Aug. 20. With Carpender and Willie Stevens heldrto *the grand jury for alleged complicity in N the famous Hall-Mills murder, New Jersey authorities today turned to tracing a diary arid an automatic pistol as important additional links in tKS ease being built. -The diary was found in an ash can *rt Washington, D. C., a few days ago. It was described by de tectives as having been partially burned. ‘ Persons who might have knowledge of the affairs of the Hall-Mills group, which the diary mentioned, were being questioned in an effort to establish authorship of the paper. Maid Denies Ownership Mrs. Louise Reihl, maid at the Hall home at the time when the Rev. Dr. LHall and Mrs. Florence Mills, wife of the janitor at Hall’s fashionable church, were killed, denied authorship of the diary, but at she same time was quoted as saying she had kept a diary since childhood. “I don’t know what I may have written in a diary (four years ago,” she was said to have told questioners. ‘‘l only wrote about my personal affairs, and while I may have mentioned the Halls, I don’t know. Anyway, my diary has been destroyed.” The automatic pistol was found in Philadelphia and a long story told of how it was recovered in 1923, wrapped in a New Brunswick (N. J.) newspaper, from a room occupied by' two men and two women, who had been talking about the killing of some . unknown person. Os Spanish Make It was of Spanish make, as was the gun alleged to have been used in the shooting of the minister tmd Mrs. Mills and of the same calibre. But thus far detectives have been unable to trace it into the hands of any of those accused of the murder. Attorneys for Carpender, the prosperous Wall Street broker, and Stevens, his eccentric cousin, definitely determined, according to their announcement, to apply on Monday to the Supreme Court for bail for the twe. Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall, also accused of complicity in the murder, already is at liberty on $15,000 bonds. The State Will oppose any application for bail for Steven 6 and Carpender and may ask the cancellation of Mrs. Hall’s bonds, Prosecutor Alexander Simpson said. All Thursday evening there was much activity around the Hall

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home where Mrs. Hall remains in partial seclusion. Lawyers and friends came ar.d went, evidently plar ninfj the next step in the defense, following the holding of Stevens and Carpender. At the Somerville jail where Stevens and Carpender are held. Warden Janies Major announced that the two would be placed on strict prison routine today. Until nok they have had fnany liberties, including the right to see friends and attorneys at will. "Hereafter they will to abide by the prison rule of two visiting days a week and to join in the jail routine, Major said^ IMPORTANT STATEMENT Bu United Press y PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20.—William Wintrer, a chauffeur, who foun.fi a revolver of Spanish manufacture believed to be the weapon with which the Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Mills were killed four years ago, has been questioned by police here and Is reported to have made an important statement. Wintrer waS\ questioned last night by Lieutenant Bellshaw of the

I SSO went to Violet Herlitz, 3555 N. Capitol Ave., L. S. Ayres & Cos. repI resentative. 1

murder squad of the Philadelphia police department and several New Jersey (detectives. It was undent stood that he later took detectives trf a downtown hotel, he is said to have found the gun.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

EVEN BUILDINGS ARUMESS Moving Permit Issued Third Migratory House. Restlessness of modern days has Infected the dwelling houses of Indianapolis, it seemed today. Meanwhile the celebrated hotise of Robert Hackney has arrived at Twenty-Sixth St. and Capitol Ave., completely blocking the thoroughfare. The domicile is blocks away from- its new resting .place at 2318 N. Capitol Ave., and is about two days overdue from the day and onehalf Hackney estimated would be required for the jaunt. With the issuance of a permit by the park board Thursday to ~F. J. Huggler to transport his restless house near Fifty-Fourth St. and Kessler Blvd. to anew location near Fifty-Third St. and Cooper Ave., ahoth?* migratory house was added to those in flight. The Haugh Hotel Is "inching" Its way along Michigan- St. between Meridian and Pennsylvania Sts.

LABORITES 'TO MEET \ . •' Federation Sessions Start Sunday at Vincennes. Bu United Press VINCENNES. Ind., Aug. 20.—Laborites from all over the State will meet here tomorrow for the annual session of the Indiana State Federation of Labor* and allied groups, whjch opens Sunday. Every union is expected to be represented. Marriage Licenses John Jones. 50. 835 Adelaide laborer: Jennie L. Davie. 46. 817 Adelaide, housekeeper. t^, JJarley H. Edmonds. IP 1063 Cornell, Novella £. Lowe, 17. Mart innate. Be*-imr. Wilfred J. flatly, 28. Chieasro. salesman: Olive L. Means. 28. 3848 Washington. John H. Graham. 18. 2242 Shelbv mason: Nancy E. season. 18. 2242 Shelby, stenographer.

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