Kidnapper Of Paramour Surrenders
Rockford, Ill. 27 year old farmer surrendered after a kidnapping and the fatal shooting of his paramour and her husband and her father. Marsh admitted kidnapping Mrs Katherine Anderson after the slaying and said he was ready to face the music. He recounted a plan to divorce his wife and elope with Kit before custody fears changed his plans.
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Rockford
Ill
Kit
Glenn Marsh
Katherine Anderson
Marsh
Anderson
Vernon Anderson
Grant Muhriein
Northport
Mich
Vernon
James BR. Marsh
Max A. Weston
Winnebago County
Ralph Johnson
Audrey
Man admits shooting after forced entry over alleged divorce off
The man described visiting a tavern after factory work earning about 100 dollars, redeeming a pawned pistol, and drinking for hours. He claimed he forced entry into Kit and elder Andersons, was jumped by two men, and fired, saying he didn’t mean to kill them. Also notes World War II deaths abroad.
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Audrey
Kit
Mulcriein
Andersons
Lottery Case Arrest Made in Hagerstown Operator Charged
After a week long probe and delay in custody Waverly C. Mike Clark 48 of Hagerstown was charged Saturday with operating a lottery He was released on 1000 bond arraigned before Magistrate Edward J Smith State's Attorney Edwin F Nikirk announced jury trial The case will be entered on the criminal appeals docket.
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Waverly C
Mike” Clark
Hagerstown
Clark
Edward J. Smith
Edwin F. Nikirk
Arrest of Clark in Hagerstown Ends Weeklong Inquiry
The State's Attorney reported Clark was taken into custody in Hagerstown on Saturday by Detective Wayne Sellman and transported back by Lieut. Irene Six and Investigator Allen Bartgis after a weeklong investigation. No other arrests were made. Clark admitted ownership of a safe containing numbers slips.
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Clark
Hagerstown
Wayne Sellman
Iene Six
Allen Bartgis
Local numbers operation tied to Clark with prior conviction
Hagerstown police identified Clark as the higher-up in the local numbers scheme. He was convicted about seven years earlier of selling numbers and served six months in jail and six months in an House of Correction. He currently has no known occupation. John Hughes referenced Clark in connection with the operation.
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Hagerstown
Clark
Jal
House of Correction
John Hughes
Black man arrested for Halloween window breaking at Taylor’s store
A Black man was arrested on Halloween night for breaking windows at Taylor’s grocery on Fast and East Church streets. He allegedly tried to sell a safe to Taylor, who refused, and the vandalism was said to be retaliation for that refusal.
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Hallowe
Taylor
Fast
East Church Streets
Hughes
Police learn safe left at Hughes home by Clark
Police say Clark supplied the safe combination and slips with number figures were found inside. Officers questioned several colored men tied to the numbers business, but none were formally charged with violations.
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Oicers
Hughes
Clark
Frederick
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