Bandit Says He Saved Chief's Life at Tuxedo Raid
Joseph de Munzio, driver in a Glenwood Hotel raid near Newburgh in 192, seeks a commutation of his sentence on grounds he saved Chief of Police Gillmore C. Bush of Tuxedo. He says he knocked the gun from a bandit's hand as Bush stumbled from the car, a claim Chief Bush today doubts but finds plausible. The bandit faces a 40 year Danamora sentence on two counts.
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Joseph de Munzio
Whicch
Glenwood
Newburgh
Gillmore C. Bush
Tuxedo
dePrizio
Bush
dePrigio
Danamora
Two Women Seek Death Compensation in Onerous Case
A Winfield case hinges on claims of death compensation by two women including a blind plaintiff who says she lived with Winfield as his wife. Testimony reveals past relationships, a supposed marriage to Nettie Horton, and a 1898 Spanish American War era courtship. Evidence includes a newspaper clipping and various testimonies about livelihoods and previous partners.
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American Medical Association
Herald ‘Tribune
Wendell C. Phillips
The
Winfield
van Amberg
Tha Waa
Lord‘a
D. B. Shaw
Shaw
Washingtonville
Alown
Politee | Bank
Warden
Walden
Winfeld
William Siontanya
Washbingtonville
Ida Montanya
Sarah A. Lord
Hamptonburgh
Daniel S. Wright
Craigville
Alice van Sickle
Orange Farms
Mracord
Thomas Gray
van Sickle
Mr. Eager
Port Jerria
Nettie Horton
Charles and
Emma Horton
Sackett's Pond
William Shaw
2Nd
U.S Infantry
Boston Harbor
Cuba
Nellie
William
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