Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 310, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1931 — Page 3

MAY 7, 1931

'KEY' HIES, WITH DEATH MYSTERY STILL UNSOLVED Two Riddles Are Sealed When California Woman Passes. By l'nit'4 Press LOS ANGELES. May 7.—Death apparently sealed two mysteries when Mrs. Esther Carlson, charged with poisoning her wealthy lumberman employer, died as she tried to “Gasp a few words that might have been a confession or a denial. Only a mumbled word that might have been “yes” came from Mrs. Carlson’s lips .when she was asked if she had poisoned Carl August Lindstrcm, retired Chicago lumberman. She died Wednesday night from tuberculosis in the county hospital. Link to Belle Gunncss The other mystery that went unanswered was whether Mrs. Carlson Lore a resemblance to the notorious Belle Gunness, who disappeared after being accused as the poisoner of fourteen persons many years ago -on her farm near La Porte, Ind Mrs. Anna Erickson, a neighbor, had gone to trial on the Lindstrom poisoning charge when Ray Stahlman, deputy district attorney, was informed Mrs. Carlson would not live another hour. With Peter and Charles Lindstrom of Chicago, sons of the lumberman, he hastened to the hospital. Mrs. Carlson was semi-conscious and her answers were so vague _Stahlman refused to accept them as evidence. Same Sigh Is Answer "Did you poison Mr. Lindstrom?” Stahlman asked. A muffled sigh which sounded like "Yes” was the only response. “You admit you gave him arsenic?” she was asked. The same sigh was given in answer. Joseph Marchetti, defense attorhe”. asked: “Mrs. Carlson, you mean you did not kill Mr. Lindstrom, don’t you?” The same sigh was the answer. With that, Stahlman agreed that the dying woman was not aware of * the questioning, and returned to the courtroom. Finds Injured Racing Pigeon Donald Miller, 427 North Forest avenue, today was caring for an injured racing pigeon he found in his yard Wednesday. On its leg the pigeon bore a tag inscribed: “AU 31-W5147.’ ’ He said he will keep the bird until its owner calls for it.

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Margaret Ayers Barnes, above, wife of a Chicago attorney, Is shown after she was informed her novel, “Years of Grace," has been chosen for the Pulitzer prize for 1930. She has been writing for five years, has three children and is a graduate of Bryn Mawr.

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be supplemented with further estimates in July. Morrow’s efforts failed In behalf of an Anglo-French-Italian naval agreement to supplement and complete the 1930 London naval treaty among Great Britain, Japan and the United States. After unofficial agreement on a limitations basis, France unexpectedly repudiated the program soon after European chancellories were startled by announcement of a customs union between Germany and Austria. French suspicions of eventful political union of those German speaking people apparently stopped progress toward continental naval limitation for the time being. But the French admiralty's partial 1931-32 program as reported here does not vary from the program which would have been permissible had Morrow and Henderson suceeded in obtaining FrancoItalian agreement"? American naval experts were most interested in the project for a 23,-333-ton craft described by French authorities as a cruiser, but apparently better defined as a battle cruiser. This vessel is to include the unusual electric welded con-

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siruction inaugurated in the German Ersatz Proussen, and the weight thus saved may be devoted to armor, armament or to increased speed. American naval research now is being directed toward welded construction, and it is in restricted use in the latest American 10,000-ton cruiser plans.

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Glass Found An Heel Times Special VINCENNES. Ind., May 7.—Recurrent pains in a heef of William Garvin, 12, revealed that for a year and nine months he had carried about a piece of glass which became imbedded when he suffered a cut in the heel.

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