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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
8
Friday closes rebuttal phase as Charles H. Hayward and Ben A. Bickley face jurors. The trial centers on forged receipts alleged by the state against Bickley and the credibility of Hayward with witness testimony and motives debated amid sharp cross examinations.
Robbers dynamited the Urmston private bank in Reiley ten miles west of Hamilton between 1 and 2 am Saturday and stole about $500. Three guards watched the street while two men blew the safe. Eyewitnesses include owner Joseph A. Urmston, Dr. W. J. Smith, and Charles Bachover. The robbers fled in two buggies, direction likely south or southwest, with no pursuit successful. Police suspected Kentucky origin. nine dynamite charges caused major damage to the safe. The bank opened in 1907 with $25,000 capital. insurance with C. and Bosch & Company.
The speaker denies filing vouchers or authorizing entries, noting knowledge only in November 1905. A motion to withdraw the account was overruled. They claim no involvement in publishing voucher disappearance and only learned of the Miami Shoe store charge of $3.50 in November 1905. They saw the affidavit and bill when Miss VanArnem called to collect, and they made a $3.50 check.
Detective Hetterich photographed J R Dobson alias Goings in Tom Smith s car and Goings was identified as one of six suspected safe crackers. He had previously been arrested on similar charges and found lodging near the police station last week. The gang used two buggies on the hill near Reiley to escape after the Anderson Shaffer elevator job.
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recounts five doctors misdiagnosing his illness heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach liver trouble. His wife urged Electric Bitters which restored his health. One bottle proved more effective than all five prescriptions. Guaranteed for blood poison weakness and all stomach liver and kidney complaints. 50 cents at all druggists.
Some manufacturers do not advertise because they know their goods are not the best, but rely on unscrupulous dealers who substitute their products for the advertised ones to gain extra profit. Do not be pooled. insist on getting what you ask for.
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