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   Syracuse Herald (Newspaper) - March 22, 1927, Syracuse, New York                                M- Foreign Independent OWNED AND HADE IN SYRACUSE HERALD CITY EDITION YOU 50 NO X Y TUESDAY MARCH 22 CENTS GRAY MRS SNYDER DENY CONFESSION HADDON GRAY PLATT D t Defenders And Mobs In Clashes Municipal Council Will Fight to Defend Rights Reign of Terror Snipers Fire Continually and Japanese Re- turn Shots China March 22 British troops shot and hilled at least 11 and wounded about a score ot when made a fresh to break through the Carriers of Hie international here late today Later the British admitted 300 who gave up their anus upon entering the settlement Shanghai March 22 The municipal council of the the American chairman today Issued a manifesto reiterating its in- tention lo use all the resources at its disposal to retain control of the situation After tracing the history and de- velopment of 0113 foreign tjie council says It is only awaiting ment by the Chinese Chinese tho cil which will complete tlie constitution time ago to to the consideration of outstanding the advice of ro presents live Chinese When the councillors tako the council will comprise five Britons three Chinese knd two Japanese Th considers the present the powers to insist on due respect accorded to the t reaty obligations filtered into between one anil other self-respecting nations the time arrives Near Death No Yardstick For Says Ritchie Condemns Dry Law as Effort to Standardize Personal Habits EDWARD PAYSON WESTON Hiker Western Hit By Car On Way To Pray Octogenarian Intent on Giving Thanks for Aid in Critical State down by an automobile while on his Vay to church to give thanksgiving In prayer for haying been from the Direst admirers who his fame aa walker Edward AVeston SS pedestrian lay shadow of death today in St Vincents Hospital one time the name of Edward Payson Weston on every tongue and he would be cheered as a hero city through which on his But Principals in Snyder Murder Only Evil as Result Maryland Governor Shies Off Comment on Availability By LOUIS SEIBOLD Pen Annapolis March conduct cannot be measured or changed by means of a yardstick applied throughout the country This Is tho keynote of tho cal creed of Albert Cabell Ritchie potential candidate for the cratic Presidential nomination and three times progressive Governor of the grand old Commonwealth of Maryland Tlie Maryland executive who present shares with Governor Smith of New York was of course discussing the prohibition question over which his party is and aggressively divided lie was sitting at in the quaint old State Capitol set down among the tranquil and apartment In the ear t Henry Judd in end the murder an Below Sriyder accused of aiding Gray iGray Alleged to Have Broken Down When Shown Pullman Ticket Dated March 19 and Found in His Room COUPLE CLAIM STATEMENTS WERE OBTAINED UNDER DURESS of Abert Snydei left is the murdered in the murder of her Perfect Go Awry Pair Accused of Slaying Magazine Editor Stand Side by Side in Facing New York His Wife in Court Too Chief of Police Cadin ordered two Syracuse men de- this afternoon in connection with the murder of Albert Snyder in Queens Village early Sunday morning The men are Haddon Gray with whom Henry Jndd Grayi accused jointly with Mrs Snyder with the murder lunched on Saturday and Harry Platt of 805 Salt Springs Eoad an insurance adjuster Plitt vras brought to police headquarters shortly be forenoon Haddon Gray was ordered detained when he appeared in chief's office with his attorney Eichard -J o'clock questions jr reporter trails Of his predecessors from early provincial days Many of them unforeseen clues which leaves j the time when to trap its perpetrators were never better illustrated than In the event exploits had never brought him t considerable revenue e nee and poverty came ness and recently the old man was Governors brown derbies prevailing styles of the ancient boots of the musical comedy type and swords Brow of Thinker Incidentally there Is nothing the present Governor oC Maryland to surest the high-hat forced confessions of Henry Judd Gray and Xre They saul they planned two phases of the alibi which was to prove they did not chib the woman's husband the planted evidence of robbery in the Snyder home was to show that Mrs Snyder had not been in her husband's room Immediately after her arrest when thu jolice remarked that the case did not have of political fiction the feeling of a burglar's job an impressive background he I up tu reputation he has found Kick nnd destitute In a Of beins wholesome ren tenement subsisting only 01 charity of obligations can be reviewed in their proper prospective Pending the outcome of the Iw being waged in China and unaffected come Tall athletic land sinewy clear cut Playwright j urea and the brow of the student As he hern n New York land thinker the Governor of land is essentially modern in com- t lie council appeals to reporter New York Press formed a committee to raise with some of his illustrious official and at- limes minded and foreigners to support the measures being taken Qnd tlie response was to protect the International 1 mediate and larga After Ions contributions Anns Mchols troops arc railway around In tho direction oC the Shanghai interest t and producer n set aside go to the aged alker long as he lived thus from almost less poverty to comparative North Station the center of this re- maining Northern resistance The two forces nre expected to tonight and assured comfort mo old 10 celebrated his SSth week ago today keen sense of already looms large in the presidential tions of liis party is type of business man Jle the faculty of grasping a point as quickly as any man I j had been admitted hat do you it doesn't look How jan you tell 2 lots of burglaries They aren't done this was the lice reply Six distinct flaws appeared in the plotters arrangements as follows on her said she had been struck and no marks where she had been tied 2 The job did not have the ear marks and the characteristics of bursters 3 The had not forced indicating that the Intruder tho old i have ever met and of finding the There was continuous sniping anniversary mostly by Nationalist riflemen northeastern border of the nnd penetrated foreign quarter The Japanese marines who are holding the exly portion this area are hit to Ibe Snipers shot for Eliot The Japanese arc posted on several from they for the snipers A small detachment hp guest of honor M n dinner where heard himself extolled his old exploits Yesterday tirely recovered from and with thanksgiving There THIS scant medical pre- answer for a woman's remaining in Interviewing him under swoon for five hours without real circumstances was not however j physical without handicaps For one 5 which Mrs Enyder the Governor is just recovering said was lying in the bureau was from a severe attack of old found under a BOILER EXPLODES 3 OF CREW ON Ma Syracuse Herald Staff Jamaica March Henry Judd Gray and Snyder today stood before Frank Giorgio and their attorneys made a flat denial of alleged con- i in they admitted the murder of Albert Snyder the husband of the accused woman i said that the confessions were obtained duress I claimed they were subject to great mental torture T-T j real and were made false promises i demanded an immediate upon their Tossed 15 Yards as Mount of Jot guilty of Snyder nn lared the examination will be unnecessary as Gray and rrs_ fo tomorrow At the same time Detective Lieutenant o o guty o niu set the for Thursday i of District Attorney however de- H o 1 d e ii b y Northamptonshire j rch 22 Prince of was from his horse Grove JIL March Salem engineer at first JUmn m the ai Ed Bruce fireman and C j point-to-point both of Villa unhurt The Prince March 16 lie was leading in today's race when the tripped on a 1 branch the Prince about 15 The Prince arose to catch the horse to i j remount but the animal got away CONEY HOUSE GOVERNOR COMING SUMMER reo York March -2 Ine was unable re- ire floor new SUine in j m an interview with a Syracuse Herald reporter said persons will be arrested in Syracuse for aiding YJ jn attempting io aii alibi for what lie the j Lieutenant McDermott also said i that Gray's aliened confession ths result of a man ticket which he found in the rooai In the Gray's was arrested morning This ticket according fn 10 t Moon nt Island erected as the first effort In on attempt to vO C Kast X March It was the firet fall tlie Prince Support fi i r loyal wife came for what had torn done make the resort a rival of Atlantic City will be the first mer capital of York State Governor Alfred K Smilh it was i learned accepted the of- j commonly 6 Snyder's revolver was found on Of Kincaid president of j cld heart j Ho used the first term and j bed broken the breach the Hotels has had a in a j today to Henry Judd Gray held in publicly known He displayed his by lying still during few required for the rest of the i gallop past As soon as the 1 danger of being jumped by as far as with of bert Snyder magazine art editor Gray 23 brunet and plump woman who has been a wife to Gray for 12 s eart cnM o us e e e roen open -a e reac the oes for him admitted his with the j but not apparently j to uss floor oC the hotel another horse was over he left him a trifle i ins been put In a clum mansion during the season set out from his Greenwich had attend church out i fort to that he had reached summer plodded across tue for the revolver and sousht to Governor or Seventh Avenue other factor which frequently a resistance lo Lieutenant called for on tlie Empire State Express o ilie New Central Railroad out of Syracuse on Gray's Movements Lieutenant said that Gray took that train out of acuse and nent to Queens whert the crime was committed Xew according to ut his alleged confession early j a m next but continued to profess behet rs i has of Fummer in J none the worse for his experience His horse was caught after i afternoon in Syracuse Immediately ber husband's Innocence 1 believe it and J the police officer SSI -i i made telephone to 1 various friends in an to com- Has Bis Improvement Program tond on With France Held In Snyder Murder Page z Page 3 5 Page 12 sprawled upon pavement we can sandwich our talk in Gray to home in horse was recaptured and he con- was carried J other police HI her mother's I cents it found it was on this basis that we jn Xew York his As The left 3m had head Injuries which his stepped from Mil Sc been LILLIAN MARSHALL it was feared were a to the yardstick us applied to of photographers rushed a them Gray buried his face j jf s not the time site and with the Beared her father said f he SECOND SECTION Aboard Transport PASS I social Items for Women and 14 and 15 Chester B BahR Page IS Sports IT IS and 19 Crossword Comics ZO -1 Dr Harry C Extracting and specialist Sckel Theater man of his nsc and ert minister in the closely related of Gray buried his face i tion nnd states rights the Maryland t- i Governor up the stairs j tiro Hern is a Mclal experiment t He was taken to the motorist undertaken to standardize by where he the personal habits of all the people at a all and at Mrs was a time when the of later She as In an i ATHENS COLLEGE CORNERSTONE LAW Washington 22 the American arid ing side by side President 4 of nnd in working rear ago but was by a from declared SUES FILM CONCERN SENATE REP ASSES SALINA LAND atone of tho new Athens College financed partly by money from the United States and roon to take its place In the chain of American institutions hi the Near Kast The announcement was made by the Harry C- Webb pain Eckel Theater i I the problem for themselves through rra tion in those stales but soon was revived nti Los March io lian Marshall former actress 1 burn the home here Charles for In Court j gor bat were forced yesterday the to retreat met by and j j field Motion Picture j Machine fire to a Xew lork About 30 shots were ex nation no one was wounded iTie sett that the J the irom i tion has to fulfill an agreement County and were known to he turned lo questioners Now Fll tell the whole i But that alleged which he was attired in Syracuse His other clothes were the same But it was a different man than the in at the in where that received tlie sanelton lo postpone her society and through which i pea ranee in had were attaining temperance Police after decided that slie was too set to the ordeal of transfer of the town of Salina lands to The measure was previously both bot vetoed by Governor Smith Senator H Fearon M Stonn of On- t picture DRUGS SEIZED a raid on an Karl SIMM U not M Moreover the other prisoners sponsors of Tho proposed peter means the Wation Mid bcca piren cf the If it b VorV on a the Federal narcotic act which may city Concluded Column County x I THF Mrs stood at hi 1 I I is ana stout Sac hss I Generally fair tonight and dart Site is colder i y y i 0 wore a muSkrat fur Page 6 Column 7 tl i v   

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