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Jewel RobberiesU ncoveredHereWith SolutionDOUBLE COURT TOSTART WORK TODAY\oulh Questioned For At-trmpt l o Sell Gun, Tellsof Ring Thefts; HeldConsiderable local interest, as well m interest from other pa its of the county, will be centered at Clear* field this week, for the Mav term of fin! court la ached tiled to open on Monday moraine and a large number of case* are acheduled for trial during the week.Under BailA series of local jewelry store i*K* berieii that occurred last dimmer were brought to light with their solution over the week end, when William Kantrnweip, 18-year-old resident of the Fast aide, taken tnta custody by Sergeant Larry Martin ofDespite the large docket, however 1 the Pennsylvania Rtlroad police, lait is expected that the court will be completed in the week, Two Judges will idt, however. Judge Robert Rlewis of Potter County, assistingJudge W, Wallace Smith, with a! separate court| Of the hat of 45 ranee on the cab Jendar. 2ft wtil go to trial by Jury, ! unless settled or continued before that lime, seven will be disposed of I by formal verdict* three have been I continued, one settled. and another will be tried without aagreement of counsel.The Mav grand jury will aUo go into aeaaioti on Monday morning. But one week of criminal court will lw held during the May term, beginning on Monday. May 11GEO. B. SHUGARTSWILL BE BURIEDON TUESDAY P. M.Funeral aervtctMl are to be field on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock overthe remains of the late George R flhugarta, native Brady Township o* togenarian, who died suddenly at his home in laitherdburg on Friday right The remain*, now lying at | the Moor* chape! here where theyttiAf ii4 vwwedtaken to the Lutheran Church in Lutheraburg at noon Tuesday and He in state until 2 o’clock when funeral service a will he conducted by Rev Mr. Streamer and burial will oe made m the Luthenburg cemetery,Mr ShugarU, who had lived alone, was found dead, sitting in a chair.said t»\ looal police to have admitted the robberies while he vmqi*c*t»oned in another direction. Kanlenwein was arraigned before f Alderman D. D Neff on MnN night on three charges of )aiMi|p§ and was held under 1305 bailcavh. according to police. Bail had I not been furnished up to Sunday I night, and he will be taken U Cleat* fieid on Monday morning for fur*‘her disposition of the case, unleaiiurvhv bail is forthcoming.Kanfenwcin wa* taken into cue-1 tody ia*t Friday. Sergeant MarfciaJ saw him wiaidmg a gun in the Dun* ;.Up l ire store, and. believing a hold*up was in progress, placed Kanten-wem under arrest It dtVilggl^ however, that lie was trying to «fl|the revolver, which was unkoa49$«! U|K»n bring questioned as to WtMffi tie got the revolver, he declawt ha j had traded a ring for It, and a| «* heck up bv police revealed that torn tie a fad. but it also developed (Mfc the ring had been stolen. JS||Local police working with Ser-grant Martin, spent all of Saturday I at work on the case and when they had rone hided they found that ten ring* had been stolen, eight from Vaabmder*. one from Hoy’* and one from Blankleld*. They ranged *511T„f * f* ’ * a tfto M**on c % jo§* y$17 and included a 145 diaaMNP^lire declare that Kantewein admit*ted that they had been taken June, July, August and September, | at various times, when he called aft I the .stores looked over the rings and managed to procure them. All e( them had been disposed of In one
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DuBois Courier Express
DuBois, Pennsylvania, US
Mon, May 06, 1935
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