Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 280, 11 October 1916 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11, 1916

JOHN GOODWIN SLAYS DECKER NEAR CAMDEN

EATON, O., Oct. 11. In a fit of anger, reported to have been aroused by long-standing , differences, John Goodwin, about 40, shot and almost Instantly killed Samuel M. Decker, 35, about 5 o'clock Tuesday evening in the

neighborhood of their homes, two miles north of Camden on the Camden and Eaton pike. Both 1 astride horses, the men met midway between their homes. According to Francis Craig, an eye-witness, Goodwin demanded of Decker, "What have you been telling those lies about ; me for?" Decker denied that he had I given circulation to lies, and slipped I down from the horse's back. Goodwin : did likewise, and the men clinched f Goodwin drew a 32-calibre revolver

and fired two shots. The first went wild, but the second entered Decker's left side in the region of the heart.

Maintains Composure. , i Craig approached and took Goodwin by the arm, and advised him that he I had better return to his home. ; Goodwin complied with Craig's ad- : vice and proceeded down the road and 'into the lane that leads to the home. (He apparently had regained his comtposure, for he went to the barn and 'i performed the evening chores and 'never hinted to his wife that he had ! slain Decker. 1 It is reported, however, that Mrs. ' Goodwin saw the men in the road and

heard the shots. She later mentioned to her husband that "she was going down there," but he cautioned here to

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Tne mauer was reponea io dbctui Ed. B. Wertz, who proceeded to the Goodwin home, accompanied by Marshal WiHard Armstrong. Goodwin of

fered no resistance and told the officers and his family that he had problably had done something that he ought j not to have done. ! Proves Blow to Wife. 1 Goodwin turned to his children,

Irene, 7, and Francis, 14,-and bade them farewell, but passed no greeting to his wife. This proved a keen blow to the woman, friends said, and she became almost prostrated. The slayer was brought to Eaton

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f CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., Oct. 11, Miss Matie Dirk will go to New Castle this week to be the guest of Father Spellman and Miss Clara Tittle....: Mrs. Lewellyn Bell has returned to Kokomo, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Hollowell and Miss Lottie Marsh, of Los Angeles, who is visiting in their home..... Mrs. Carl Boyd and son, Horace, of Chicago, were the guests of Mrs. Reba Whiteley at supper Tuesday evening, in the home .of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ohmit. Attends Convention. Dr. J. N. Study is In Indianapolis, in attendance at the meeting of the Mississippi Valley Medical Association. Mrs. Harry Hobbs and daughter Mary Louise, return today to their home in Plainfield after a visit with the former's parents, Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Boyd Mrs. C. S. Kltterman and Miss Amy McDaniel attended the funeral of Miss Myrtle Brenneman, held Wednesday at Germantown.

All white garments should be hung In the sunlight; colored garments in the shade.

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OXFORD, " O., Qct. .11 Oxford Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star,

celebrated Its tenth anniversary last night. About . fifty members . of the Hamilton chapter, which instituted the local lodge, were present as guests.

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and then taken to Dayton at 9:45 to await time for arraignment, which probably will come this week. According to Marshal Armstrong, Goodwin made no statement, but did not deny having committed the crime. Body at Roadside. For two hours or more the body of Decker lay at the side of the road where he had fallen. Coroner Carl W. Beane. of West Manchester, was sum

moned and made an examination of the

wound, and then ordered the body re

movnd to the Decker home. Decker's

wife had been Informed of the crime,

but when the body was carried Into thA hniips she almost fainted and a

doctor was summoned. He is survived bv one son. Marshall, 8, four brothers

and one-half sister: Riley Decker, of

Reiley, O.; Roll Decker, near Gratis; Ernest Decker, of Richmond, Ind.; Reoree Decker, a rural mail carrier at

Camden, and Mrs. Guy Folton, residing

northwest of Camden.

During the last eight or nine years

Preble county has had four murders, and this one numbers the third committed in Camden and vicinity.

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