Fingerprint experts dispute Stevens print in murder case
At the Middlesex county murder trial, defense and state experts spar over a calling-card print. Taylor and Kuhne testified that the card print differs from Willie Stevens’s finger. The defense pressed for gaps in the state’s identification and witnesses were ordered from the room during cross examination.
Witness Willie Stevens testifies amid tense courtroom grilling
The testimony centers on Willie Stevens in a murder case, detailing alibi questions about his age, eyewear, church ties, and a revolver. He recounts travel from New Brunswick to the Mills residence, a 2:30 a.m. church run with his sister, and further cross examination over last sightings, statements to investigators, and references to a Parker house and various witnesses.
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Henry Stevens
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Trial highlights in Stevens murder case at Courthouse Somerville
Willie Stevens testifies he was not present at the Mills and Hall murders and knew nothing of them. Detective James Mason notes initials on a calling card found at Hall’s body and fingerprint experts dispute Stevens’s print. Cross examinations and roaming questions continue as key details of movements, church attendance, and alibis are probed with adjournment until tomorrow.
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Jane Gibson
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Wille Stevens
New York City
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Wiles Stevens
Drummond
Somerset County
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Rederick Drewen
Joseph Auret
Fie
JH. Taylor
United States Navy Department
Willie P Stevens
Hattie
Secretary of the Navy
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Eame
Willie Stevens
Robert Hy Me
Twatter
Taylor
Aurora
Iain
Evi Dence
Lee
Saylor
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Stevens
Mr. Hall
McCarter
Wleyens
Bs Stevens
Ering
Gerhard Kuhne
Central Bureau of Identification
New York
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Willie
Case
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Mel
Mills
de Rusgey
Henry Stevens
Hall-Mills
Somerville
N. J
Bridgeport
Remington Arms U. M. C
Monroe
J. Frank Olmstead
Earl R. Lewis
The
People’s Savings Bank
Charles Fox
Fairfield
Homer Sherman
Jarvis Williams
WN. J
Willie Btevens
Harl
James Mason
Hall
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Swollen joints and twingy pain are blamed on rheumatism. Thousands rub Joint-Ease, a soothing emollient, into sore muscles and burning feet. Hindle Cruz Stores and druggists report big demand for relief and comfort. The product's comforting influence is praised.
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