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AUTO IT THEFTS ARE BELIEVED CLEARED UPClifford Mohier Declares Innocence But Later Admits GuiltWhen Clifford Mohler. living near the corner of High and unnion streftis. v/as bailed into municipal court Friday morning, be steadfastly refused to admit any part in the r?-cf-nt tire thefts lt;f which he was charged. Following: the court session, however, detectives were able to get a complete confession from the boy and a number or thefts are said to have been cjeared up;Floyd garden, who was arr*ft*:l »t i he Bwaru-i tire store or; Clinion street, was bound over to the circuit court under bond of on achiirffc of stealing two tires. Between $706 and SSOO worth of tires were stolen from the S war is store within a few weeks, accord, ng to re-ports 10 police headquarters and it is IwJievvU Worden was a member of ihe gang responsible,Louis (-ink, charged with assault and battery as a result of bis unwelcome attentions to a young girls in Lewis si reel, was fined $5 and costs when ad milted that he had le*n guilty of actions of ari unbecoming nature. Link testified that he had been drinking home brew and did things which be would 1101 otherwise have done. Link is married.A continuance until August 19, was taken in the case uf Walter Bp row. charged with having stolen a Ford automobile from Mrs. Edith McKee, last September, The continuance was taken to permit a more thorough investigation of his past record at Columbus. Ohio, where he served some : j time in the penitentiary, according: to I load records.Ernest V- Keck, charged with having .stolen a fish reel and line, was dismissed Friday morning, when, after several continuances, no one appeared to prosecute the case against him.Lafayette Riddle, colored, charged with wife nogiect, was granted a von-Linuiine* ujuil Saturday, while bond was fixed Li\ the amount of $500..Vine train climbers, eight of them taken by Nickel PLue Detective ,Frick, Tvere released upon their promise lo leave the city immediately. The Nickel Plate men declared they * were net upon railway property when r; rested, and a close scrutiny of their previous records was made to learn, whether or not any uf the men were wanted in oUi.fr cities.Dallas Branstrator and R. E. Peters, charged with speeding, each paid fines of ?5 arid costs.
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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Fort Wayne, Indiana, US
Sat, Aug 06, 1921
Page 8
Full Page
Clipped by
Roberta H.
USA 25 Jan 2020
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