Desperate boy robs teacher at Cedarville school
A 14 year old adopted son of farmer Charles H. Davison threatened and held up Miss Elsie Neuman after discipline at Cedarville school. The youth, Massateness, later fled to the Davison home where the guardian was informed. Detective Shinn recovered the revolver with five cartridges and took him to Hightstown Police. A prior custody at a Philadelphia charity home is noted.
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