Bandit Claims He Saved Chief's Life in Hotel Raid
Joseph de Prizio, driver of the bandit car in the Glenwood Hotel raid near Newburgh, seeks commutation or pardon arguing he saved Chief of Police Gillmore Q. Bush by knocking a gun from a bandit's hand as officers stopped the car at Tuxedo. Bush discounts the claim, saying the weapon fell when the man stumbled. De Prizio faces a 40 year sentence at Dannemora based on two counts.
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Joseph de Prizio
Glenwood
Newburgh
Tain
Gillmore Q. Bush
Tuxedo
dePrizio
Bush
Danamora
Two Women Seek Death Compensation in Contested Case
A Winfield case centers on a blind claimant who alleges she lived with and was supported by a man named Winfield. The hearing uncovers past ties to Frank Van Amberg, possible marriage rumors, and a newspaper clipping suggesting Winfield’s prior marriage to Nellie Horton.
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Winfield
Thomas Gray
Carrier
Frank van Amberg
Hamptonburgh
East Division
Goshen
Christy Lord
van Amberg
Lord's
D. B. Shaw
Shaw
Washingtonville
Police Bank
Walden
Neter
William Montanya
Wirfield
Port Jervis
Nellie Horton
Charles
Emma Hoerteen
Sackett’s Pond
William Shaw
2Nd
U.S Infantry
William Winfield
Boston Harbor
Cuba
Nellie
William
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