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AMONG 23 SING SING
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MOTHER AND CHILD CLUBBED
By A Special Correspondent
Edmonton (Alberta), December 18.
ROYAL MOUNTED POLICE have just investigated
a grim series of murders, in which six people has lost their lives, in a lonely settlement on the Northern Alberta Railway to Peace River. The tragedies are the result of the brooding jealousy of a section foreman, Carl Schwez, who was displaced from his job by one of his victims.
BOYS WANT TO REACH THE
MOON
FIRST EXPERIMENTS WITH PENNY ROCKETS "WIRELESS? Nonsensel The
fellow's crazy. We ought to have him examined."
"Television? Ridiculous! Never heard of such ramblings.".
These are the things that, scoffers said a few years ago when radio and television were first ́spoken of.
Now it's a trip to. the moon that scoffers are holding up to ridicule..
Three people walking be- side the track at the little wayside station of Tieland, 100 miles north of this city, a desolate spot in the back- woods, heard a single shot, and when the police raced up in answer to their alarm, they found these dead:-
Carl Schwez himself, a bachelor, Bged 40; Carl Nelson, section fore- mon, aged 30; Mrs. Alma Nelson, aged 23; Edward Nelson, their three- year-old son: John Marcinuik, a see- flon hand; George Reul, aged 55, a rieighbour of the Nelsons.
With Rifle Butt
Schwaz clubbed Mrs. Nelson and her child with his rifle butt in the absence of her husband, whom he had shot in a toolhouse as he cluoped over his work. Marelntuk had been shot as he ant cating in his shock, Reul's body was foul on his bed, where he
he had been sitting.
But no amount of scoffing can damp the enthusiasm-nor. the gun- Servez was discovered on the rail-- powder of young Malcolm Wade, of the newly formed Manchester Inter-road track with two rilles beside him. He had shot himself through planetary Society.
the head.
New York, Dec. 30. Nine boys, all minors un- der 21 years of age, are
He has practically convinced me
One of the three people who heard. among the twenty-three in
that moon-rocketing isn't so far the single shot, apparently that which' the Sing Sing death-house, nway after all (writes a London killed Schwez, was a sister of Mrs.
Nelson.
awaiting execution during correspondent).
He has almost convinced his
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the week of January 4. mother already, and that's Never in the prison's history thirds of the battle. have so many minors await- ed execution.
iwo-
There's only one drawback to Malcolm's enthusiasm-probably to the relief of Mrs. Wade-that is an Act which forbids liquid fuels being
used in racket research.
Malcolm is 16, six feet, and lives in Portugal Road, Prestwich. Over piles of books in his own "den" he told me the story of the birth of the interplanetery society.
and another boy, Erie Burgess, were the first two to work out the idea," he said.
Decree-Then Reconciled
Wolverhampton, Dec. 24.
"GOOD HOPE" is the name
on the door of a house in Wrottesley road, Tettenhall, Staffa.
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The name was given by Mr. and discover a rocket which would really they moved, into the house last May "Both of us were terribly keen to Mrs. Phillp Keith Saunders when reach the stratosphere, and so far after being divorced In . January
and reunited a month later.
To-day the husband who
dent in the
sult applied to Sir Merriman in the Divorce Court,
we are doing fine.
"NEARLY BLEW OUR HEADS
OFF"
wag
Youngest of the nine is James Sullivan, 17 years of age on August 10, who, on February 20 last, according to testimony introduced at the trial, entered the dry goods store of Herman S. Meyerson in Brooklyn, beat him into unconsciousness with a bowling pin, and took $9.00 from the cash drawer. At the time of the murder, Sullivan was
Then, us we progressed, we made a student in the Richmond High School we were fairly probelent other boys we both realised we had made a our own charges, and by the time
Mrs. Saunders sald to-night; joined. in Brooklyn, where he was "We improved the shape of our mistake and so we agreed to make known as "Little Dillinger" cradles, and gradually sent them
rockets, mude properly scaled another. start." because he read extensively further and further into the sky
Our highest rocket so far reached of John Dillinger, the slain 400 feet. outlaw. Sullivan attributed
getting greater the crime to a craving for money.
Also awaiting execution on January 7 is Wentworth Sprin- ger. 17, five months older than Sullivan, who, with Lawrence Jackson, 18, and Robert Tali- ferro, 19, was convicted of mur- der in New York.
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Other minors awaiting deaths are! Salvatore Scata, 18, of New York; Frederick Fowler, 19, of New York; Henry Stevens, 19, of Mattyville, New York; Charles A. Waterbury, 20, of Euclid, New York, and Charles Ham, 20, of Baltimore. Stevens and Waterbury were convicted of shoot- Ing Charles Salisbury, President of the National Bank of Lacona, New York, during an attempted robbery.
Scata, one of the minors, was in- volved in group that provided the most sensational murder of those committed by the present inhabitants of the death-house. On September 2, six young men, including Seala, at- tempted to rab, the Avenue X station of the B.M.T. Coney Island subway line. Edwin Esposito, nged the subway collector, was
Cansferring day's receipts from the station; ordered to raise hila hands,
iie Sphen
pied for his gun
and WAR slain.
men involved in this murder, convicted and rentenced to electro- cution In Sing Sing, are
Som
Kunimel, 21, Eugene Bruno, 233 Joseph Bolognia, who fired the fatal shot, 24, Dominick Zizzo 26, and Theodore Di Donne, 31. This is the first time in more than 25 years that so many persons have been ben- tenced to death here for one murder.
Robbery has been behind the mur ders committed by most of the occupants of Sing Sing's death house at the present time. In the County Court in Brooklyn, within the past twelve months, goften individitals. convicted of murder in the first de- gree, all but one participated in the -ruthless killing of their victima while engaged in robbery United, "Frem,
"First" we bought penny rockets for u rescission of the decree granted robbed them of their charges and to his wife, who had now returned put them in our own rockets, several to m at a time. They nearly blew our Itends off.
"Now we are
rockets. The intest will have an all-metal hull, and will be some
three feet high."
The President, saying he would do nothing whatever "to discourage this excellent application," granted it and congratulated Mr. Saunders,
to see their rockets fizzle into the sky yet who knows but they will be the last to laugh?
Malcolm suys he is going to be passenger in the first man-size rocket to clear the ground,
But Malcolm's mother, generally These future spacemen brave all tolerant, may have something to say weathers, stand in fog, ice or snow, about that!
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