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1934. R三十八
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LINDBERGH MURDER MYSTERY NEAR SOLUTION
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SHOCKING PARIS ENDEAVOUR
EXPOSURES
SECRET LIVES OF POLITICIANS
IMMORALITY IN *HIGH PLACES
ECHO OF DEATH OF M. PRINCE
(Special to Telegraph")
"Ey Telegraph, Copyright. Telegraphie Moo sages Ordinance, 1801. Rrceived, September 11, 8.13
Paris, Sept. 20. famous report of Police Commissioner Guil.
The
REPAIRS ABOARD
ENDEAVOUR
Postponement Of
Fourth Race
Newport: Sept. 20.
to
It has been found neces- sary to postpone the fourth of the America's Cup races. Mr. Sopwith asked for a which ha is respite.
the entitled according to rules of the contest, in order to make repairs to his winches which are used to set the Genoa jib.-Reuter,
laume on the death of M. Germany
Albert. Prince, the noted
Denies Arms
French criminologist, con- tains astounding revelations Purchases about high personalities in The report French politics. was made public to-day.
The disclosures as to the private lives of prominent. Frenchmen are among the most sensational. ever published here in ofBetali documents.
NONSENSICAL CHARGE| AT WASHINGTON
investigating
DEFEATED IN SUSPECTS HELD
IN NEW YORK
SENSATIONAL CUP RACE
EXCITING FINISH BY RAINBOW
CHALLENGER CAUGHT AFTER FINE START
RUNNING AWAY TO A BRILLIANT LEAD AT THE BEGINNING OF THE RACE, THE BRITISH YACHT ENDEAVOUR, CHAL- LENGER FOR THE AMERICA'S CUP, WAS OVERTAKEN TEN MILES FROM THE FINISH BY THE YAnderbilt CRAFT, RAINBOW, AND BEATEN BY THREE MINUTES IN THE THIRD CONTEST OF THE SERIES.
It was no mistake in seamanship on the part of the. British skipper, Mr. T. O. M. Sopwith. He missed the wind at a critical moment and the defender kept the breeze. Then, because of her inability to sail close to the course, the Endeavour lost valuable time and dis-. tance by short tacks on the run home...
It was announced after the race that there would be no contest to-day, Mr. Sopwith having asked for postponement to effect repairs to the winches which set the big Genoa jib.
NO CONTEST TO-DAY
Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh.
SOVIET'S LEAGUE
ENTRY
WELCOMED BY DR. W. W., YEN
TWO ARRESTED AFTER
ALL NIGHT VIGIL
SURPRISE DEVELOPMENT IN FAMOUS CASE
189.
(SPECIAL TO “TELEGRAPH")
(By Telegraph. Copyright Telegraphie Messages Ordinance.
Received, Sept. 21, 8.51 m)
New York, Sept. 20.
Police announced to-day in terse, informal English that "the Lindbergh case has cracked." The mystery of the kidnapping and murder of the Lindbergh baby was about to be probed, following the arrest of Bernard Richard Hauptmann, they declared.
Hauptmann is charged with having received the $50,000 ransom paid by Colonel Charles Lindbergh, through intermediaries. The money was wrapped in small packages, of fifty-dollar bills, and tossed over a cemetery wall by Dr. John F. Condon in the hope that the baby would be restored.
A large portion of this "marked" ranaom money was found in the Tientsin, Sept. 21.
Bronx home of Hauptmann. 35 Dr, W. W. Yen, Chinese Ambas sador to Moscow, who is staying years of age, who entered America here, in a statement to the press more than ten years ago as a stow, expressing his attitude latest international developments,
on
the
away
Hauptmann and another
mil,
Faid Russia's entry into the League of Nations would bring an impor-whose name has not been dis- lant change in the Far East situn- tion as any aggressor State in the closed, were arrested after police East would undoubtedly be closely had watched morally, legally and poll-hidden In Hauptmann's home. tically
Washington, Sept. 20. Further sweeping denials of
the Senatel textimony given to
muui. 1 Committee
were mude The report fntly contradicts
on port tack. Newport, Sept. 20.
Rainbow was when Herr Luther, the the statement of the late Mtions contructs here,
to-day
At 3.11 p.m. the Conditions appeared to favour Prince's family that he was a per-
5.10 with still
her fect husband and father. A judge German Ambassador, visited the
race for the America's Cup, yet it cross the line by at the time of his death, which office of the Secretary of State. the Rainbow, to-day in the third ghting against time, as she must was the Endeavour, which, thanks many miles to go. She had proved occurred under mysterious cir- Mr. Cordell Hull.
Herr Luther recalled the evid to the perfect helmsmanship of Mr.that with airs like to-day she rails cumstances, the report citen the
of evidence
prostitutes
RAINBOW LIKE EXPRESS. etice of aeroplane manufacturing. O. M. Sopwith, went ahead at closer to the wind. keepers of house of ill fame company offelals to the effect that the start. Holding most of the Waka America, in contravention of the breeze, the Endeavour drew out.
The yachts were three and a alleging that M. Prince regular frequenter of such circles. Treaty of Versailles, was selling into a lend of 100 yards which she He was particularly attracted by military planes to Germany. He increased to 200 yards and turned half miles from the finish at ten declared the allegations that Ger-the mark six minutes before the minutes to four and it was expected
they would fetch the finishing line? coloured women, it seems.
many had purchased such equip Rainbow. ment were no more than nonsense.
without tacking again.
JAPAN'S ENTERPRISE.
and
MISTRESS' EVIDENCE. The report includes sensational) evidence of Madame Bernardi, the divorced Colonel
Bernardi. She
Observers at this point expressed the opinion that if the Endeavour continued to race so splendidly it thewould be a rout.
By this time the Endeavour had very little chance of winning, while the Rainbow appeared to be Bko an express boat and was then three- eighths of a mile ahend.
Hughes
of wife of The determiantion
Government to keen stated Japanese
At 1.42 pm, the Endeavour was
The Rainbow crossed the line at that she was M. Prince's mis-abreast of inventions in the United
continued to draw away from the tress and that she had not been States, was described by a witness heading straight for the mark and to-day. surprised to hear of his death at the Inquiry declared that the Rainbow, whose plight was extra- 4:13 pm, and the Endeavour three
The witness under the wheels of a locomotive.
told her, she Japanese obtained the patent num ordinary since the weather to-day and a half minutes later. He had often Asserted, that he intended to com-bors through commercial houses was what the Vanderbilts had been mit suicide by throwing himself and arranged to have the patents praying for.
coplod in the Patent Ofce.--- under a train.
M. Prinec, she added. had a Renter.
most unhappy home life.
All of these statements come as
a shock to Paris. M. Prince was recognised an unauthority in ble profession; and he had had charge of the notorious Stavisky
NON-STOP
fraud case when he died. It wFLIGHT
believed that the information hel
obtained in that respect would TO INDIA
have unmasked dishonest officials in high places, men who worked with Stavisky and aided his plots, for a consideration.
BRITISH AIRMEN'S
ADVENTURE
MUCH THE FASTER BOAT,
found tho ransom money
LABOUR RÉFORMS
PLAN TO AVOID CONFLICT
U.S. TEXTILE PROBLEM
HIGH OFFICERS ATTEND. the Soviet's entry and as permanent
The suspects were taken im-
Washington, Sept. 20. member on the League Council mediately to police headquarters
President Roosevelt's Mediation under & strong guard and question- Board has recommended the crea would also increase her prestige.
Un receipt of the news, Dr. Yened by high authorities, includington of an impartini Textile In- immediately, sent a message to M. Mr. J. Edgar Hoover, chief of the bour Relations Beard of three Litvinoff congratulating him on Department of Justice, Bureau of his diplomatic successes-Central Investigation, Colonel H. Norman embers to handle all textile in- Scheartzkoff, chief of the New dustry disputes between employers Jersey Stute Police, and the Now and employees.
The Board recommended, fur thor, that a Federal Trade Com York Police Commissioner, Mr. John F. O'Ryan.
mission should study the question of wages in the Industry.
News.
foiled by lack of air and the foul WHY ENDEAVOUR LOST. tide.
It proposes that the Impartial body of three should regulate the practice of Increasing
the
It was disclosed thut Hauptmann
an allen and entered the! The defeat, emphasises Reuter, I was was not due to a tactical error on United States legally in 1923, us the part of Mr. Sopwith. He did stowaway on 'a' ship. all he could. The secret was the. He was arrested some time after machine-load of individual work- Rainbow fetched the finishing line he had tried to pass a. $10 gold era and that much increases, should The Board earnestly hopes that with one long tack from the mark, certificate, marked at the time it be banned until February. while the Endeavour sagged to
borgh's hands. Polite went to his the present strike wil be called leeward badly after rounding the passed through Colonel Lind-
She took three short tacks half house when he had been identified, off and that the employers will re secretly, the man who attempted engage the strikers without dia- way down the windward leg. The lo pass the note, and there search-crimination-Reuter. bout lost in time and distance owing ed until they found $13,750 more to tacking and the inability to sail
mark.
The official clock times show that Endeavour reached the first marke at 38 seconds after 2 o'clock and the Rainbow at 2.7.17.
The Rainbow passed the finishing It was obvious that the Enden- your was the faster boat even in anline at 4.15-84 seconds and the off wind and regardless of the Endeavour at 4.19. weather conditions.
Since the bouts started at 11.40 At twenty minutes to three the a.m., 20 minutes, has to be added Endeavour went about on a port for elapsed time.
The Endeavour crept up doggedly tuck with the Rainbow gaining con- siderably. Four minutes later the near the finish, but was unable to Endeavour returned to the sturget to the line in time. She was board trek on the Rainbow's wen- ther and was losing considerable ground.
the boats were At 2.46 p.m., level, with the Endeavour to wind- ward and the Rainbow going
lee. through her the elapsed time, it
When M. Prince's body was found, it was stated there ware wounds upon it caused, apparent-
London, Sept. 20. ly, by a knife. It was supposed
Sir Alan Cobham and Squadron took the then he had been stabbed and under a
train.--United Leader Holmori will leave Ports- minutes 22 seconds to reach the thrown
mouth by down to-morrow on a mark, as compared with the Rain- Prosa.
Endeavour 2 hours 20
in an ordinary commercial aero-seconds. The Endeavour's time
close to the course and to windward, in marked ransom money, hidden as the Rainbow was under her under the floor of the garage. Genoa jib, which, according to the boat a point experts, allows the higher than the Endeavour's Genoa. This was the cause of the defeat-thrown Reater.
American Retains Title
In
WAITED ALL NIGHT. · With this discovery, pollee were around the house in large numbers, but in places of concealment, nad they waited throughout the night. It seemed as though Hauptmann must have got wind of their approach, and as it drew towards morning the police commenced to worry.
BETTER FERRY SERVICE
NANKING-PUKOW PLANS
Then, when it seemed their vigilefletency, by the Fierce Liverpool Fight
5,200 milen noa-stop fight to India bow's 2 hours 28 minutes 62 MILLER BEATS TARLETON IN FEATHERWEIGHT HARBOUR WORKS plane of the courier type, which was excellent considering the wind, will be refuelled in the air at four hut she had some tide with her.. points en route.
The flight is intended for air] demonstration of advantage of the
HAICHOW SCHEME
COMPLETED
ber of new wharves and godowns Wireless. along the waterfront have been also completed. The harbour will be opened to steamers on October
FATAL TACKING. The Endeavour gybed round the
WORLD BOXING CHAMPIONSHIP
London, Sept. 20. the fight and scored heasily In a furious contest. over 16 the body.
TARLETON TAKES COUNT. rounds at Liverpool to-night, Freddie Miller of America, holder
Nanking, Sept. 21. The Ministry of Railways has,
Nanking- announced that the Pakow railway forry servies will be brought to a higher degree of addition, of an- would prove useless, Hauptmann other forry, which is to be built. appeared with a friend. He was in China, while necessary mater solzed as he wont to enter hielais will be ordered from England. The Ministry of Railways has appointed a planning committee to cake charge of the works,--Central NetbA,
1
DETAILS UNREVEALED, Details of the polico caso to against Hauptmanu are not to be revealed, Commissioner O'Ryan Bald. "It would not be in the beat Interests of the case to talk too
R.A.F. OVERSEAS COMMANDS
SIR P. SASSOON'S
TOUR
air refuelling aystem. Their mark and sheeted the mainsail machine will be refuelled from close. It scombd doubtful whether of the world's featherweight Tarleton took a count of six in much at this juncture," he ex
on points to most a short right to the body.
After this the Liverpool boy High federal officials at Wash Nanking, Sept. 21. tanker planes above Portsmouth, she would be able quite to fetch championship, beat Nel Tarleton the fifth round, running in to plained. Construction work in Linyun Malta, Alexandria and Basra, the home without tacking owing to the Liverpool ad
The title is one recognised by continued to score with beautiful ington, however, said that the Lindbergh. cast was the nearest solution of the
London, Bept. 20) Harbour, Halchow, which has been process taking merely minutes and the foul tide. Thore was also retain his crown, in prorress for a considerable by time thus saved hoped to reach some doubt expressed anth in that the National Boxing Association straight lofts and carried the New York development of tho
hours.British the Endeavour could finish in timo 48
of America and is the official night.
.Sir retaliated in the eleventh approach to a Mor
Philip Bassoon. Under unless the breeze froshened. time, has been completed. A num- Karachi in
ex-round with a furious onslaught mystery yet achieved.
Secretary for Air, will lanvo Ens At twenty-two minutes past two world's championship,
The contestants were
land on Saturday in a "T", flying! the Endeavour was a milo ahead
well matched, and, of left and right hooks, but Tar at traordinarily with the wind at cast bowling
It is now reported that Dr tour of the Royal Air Forge uni
bort for Singapore on an extende six miles an hour. Both boats truge audience watched breath-laton fought back with great cour
a pulsating fight in which apa with straight lofts,
Each man was trying desperate Condon, who paid the ransom in the Overseas Commandring A were close hauled.. The now harbour will provide an
The fight throughout was of a ly for a knock-out, and they were money on behalf of Colonel Lind will logva Karaahi on October London, Sept. 20. The Endeavour lost the lead no quarter was asked or given.
over to cover the important outlet for goods tran
Ex-King George of Greece, tacking and sailed
as the man who recolved the arriving back in England, o Aported on the Lunghai Railway,
Tarloton was described after
ot Parliament—British » which will in turn tap the re- Princess Marina's first cousin, Rainbow, unluckily running Into very avon character, both men in-exchanging hard blows right to borgh, has identified Hauptmann
(Continued on Papa 7.) Bources of the north-western pre who is on holiday in Scotland, light airs while the defender retaindulging in strong two-fisted at the end. vinces of China, when its tan lunched with the King and queen ad the wind and kept to her course. tacks.
allghtly ahead with the Endeavour hooks in the early stages, forced Reutor. tion to Shane! is completed and their guests at Balmoral to: At 8 o'clock the Rainbow was Miller, adopting smashing right the fight as a vory gamle losor packages of gold certificates from October 20, in time for the pumba.
Iday-British Wirclean
Central News.
EX-KING IN SCOTLAND
IDENTIFIED.