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THE AMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 9. 1919."
YOUTHS bONrtSS
POLICE FRAMEUP
AGAINST BEE MAN
Two Boys Admit They Never
Saw Reporter' They Ac
cused Until He Was
Brought Before Them.
(Continued From Pare One.)
to approve of Captain Haze's meth
ods. Chief Ifberstein also is known
to have offered to promote a cer
. tain police officer if he succeeded
in "getting The Bee reporter."
Morris and Thorpe declared they
would never have sworn falsely to
having seen the reporter leading a
Rang of boys to fie the court house
.. had not Captain Haze and another
detective convinced them that they
would he turned out of jail if they
complied with their request.
Beys Change Mind.
"Then afterVwe got to thinking
about it here in jail," said Morris,
; ''we agreed that we did not want to
be a party to a frame-up on an in
nocent man. We decided'last night
we would expose Captain Haze and
the other detective."
.The other wf net's who testified
against the repor'ei- before the grand
jury, i'. a notorious bootlegger, for
mer tioliceman, at'd now an aprent
v for Ehuer Thomas and Cominissfou
er RiiiT-er.
The affidavits follow:
. The ff davits,
j "Ernest Morris, being first duly
sworn on oath, ("eposes that he
.never saw - John -H. Moore, a- re-
V porter for the Omaha Dai'v Bee,
on the night of Srotcmber 28. 1919.
. . "Ke further tkvicses that he en
tered i'ito an afrrnient with Capt.
Henry P. Haze' " i sweat that the
afoies-:d John 1'. Moore did in
duce h;m, with o''iers, ito go to a
garage located at the. northeast cor
ner of ; Seventeenth and Davenport
streets; in the City of Omaha,
county, of "'Doug!.'"?, where gasoline
was retired, and then the afore
said John H. Mor-e shouted to the
crowi! to !come on and burn the
court 'muse.'
i Did Not I'.-ow Moore,
i . "That "the affirAt told the captain
that he did not 1 now or could not
even identify the aforesaid John H.
Moore, -and thrt 'he captain told
him h ; would fir; that all right, and
that fhortly afterwards the affiant,
, in cor-'any with etc Harold Thorp,
Were b-mtght to. "cam 201. city hall.
Here Are Two Affidavits Exposing the Rottenness and Stupidity of Omaha Police
Officers, in Their Attempt to Convict an Innocent Man on Most Serious Charge
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by a detective to then unknown, and
told to .sit down, and that Mr.
hMoore would soon be in. This hap
pened n two different occasions,
but on the third occasion a tall man
came in and shook hands with Cap
tain Haze, who told him that the
party he was supposed to meet did
not appear, but that he (Captain
Haze) would let him know when he
would need him; that is, Mr. Moore.
As soon as Moore left Captain Haze
came to me and said, 'That is the
man, isn't it?'
"The affiant further says that he
promised to testify against John H.
Moore on promise to him and one
Harold Thorp that if they would
do as requested he (Captain Haze)
would see that they would not serve
a day's sentence in jail.
"The affiant further deposes that
one detective, to him personally un-
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known, said in their hearing that
"We have been trying to gef'that
for a long while.'
"That the affiant, realizing the
enormity of his crime of railroad
ing an innocent man to the peniten
tiary, makes this statement volun
tarily. (Signed.) E. MORRIS.
"Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 8th dav of November. 1919.
"FRANK R. KEEGAN,
"Notary Public."
Second Affidavit.
"Harold Thorpe, being first duly
sworn, on oath deposes that, he never
saw John H. Moore on the ' night of
September 28, 1919, and as a matter
of fact never saw him before in his
life.
"Affiant further deposes that the
statement of Ernest Morris is true.
(Signed.) HAROLD THORP.
"Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 8th day of November, 1919.
"FRANK R. KEEGAN,
"Notary Public."
Both Morris and Thorpe still are
in the county jail, both having been
sentenced to 90 days on pleas of
guilty.
Hire Driver to Take ,
Them on Motor Tour
And Then Kill Him
Og'den, Utah, Nov. 8. Carl Cole,
19; Fred Cole, 20, and James Ken
dall, 20, alias James M. Heim, jr.,
arrested i here yesterdays charged
with the murder of M, J. Needham,
a rent car driver of San Francisco,
October 31, according to Sheriff
Peterson, confessed their crime to
him today. ,
.According to the sheriff, the trio
had planned leaving"San Francisco
for the Uintah basin, where they
expected to winter, spending their
time at trapping. ' In order to make
the journey, it is stated, they needed
a car, and after a conference, de
cided upon Necdham's. -According
to the sheriff, Needham was mur
dered with the aid of a hammer,
after he had driven them 20 miles
from San Francisco.
Auto Bandit Asks
Policeman to Aid Him
Corning, N. Y., Nov. 8. The' call
ing upon a policeman to assist in
the stealing .. of an automobile is
nrobablv the very latest in the an
nals of auto banditry. That is what
happened in Corning when Muriel
Hunter, ot h.noxvuie, n., an set
for a eet-awav with a touring car.
hailed Policeman Fr.ed L. Dimick to
help him crank the car. The owner
of the car opportunely appeared.
Hunter was arrested.
Alleged Forger at 11
Chicago, Nov. 8. -Lyman Ballard
:.s only 11 years old, but he has a
mind for complicated strategy. The
hnv. it is alleged, recently sent a
note to his : mother, .signing his
school principal's name, requesting
the immediate presence of Mrs. Bal
lard at the school. Upon her return
from the school Mrs. Ballard dis
covered the loss of three rings,
valued at $200., -Lyman was nowhere
to be found.
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The Bee's Free Shoe
Fund
"Inasmuch as ye did it unto one
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Me," said the great Teacher.
tA dollar or more sent to this fund
will work for many monthf keeping
some ivery poor little boy's or girl's
feet warm this winter.
And your reward for the kind deed
will assuredly come to you in the
fullness of time.
Try this method of helping some
poor child and at the same time do
ing good to yourself. , . ' .
All gifts will be acknowledged in
this column. .
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A Friend 8 00
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Address, Free Shoe Fund, The
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Ohio Sustains Federal
Prohibition by Small
Majority, Vote Shows
Columbus, 0., Nov. 8. Ohio Ia,st
Tuesday' voted to sustain the action
Of its legislature in ratifying the fed
era! prohibition amendment by a
majority of 1,480, according to com
plete returns from all but two pre
cincts in the state, and official re
turns from 79 of the 88 counties, re
ceived and tabulated at the office of
the secretary of state. The vote
stood: For ratification, 499,776;
against,' 498,296. ,
Although returns on the other
prohibition questions ,voted upon
had not been tabulated officially, the
indication that the repeal of the
state wide prohibition was defeated
by 30,000 or more majority, that the
2.75 per cent beer proposal was de
feated by a majority jof 15,000 or
more, and that the wetTsucceeded in
defeating the Crabbe prohibition en
forcement act by a majority of
25,000 or more.
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Jellicoe Arrives.
Victoria, B. C, Nov. 8. The Brit
ish battleship New Zealand, with
'Admiral Viscount Jellicoe aboard,
has arrived here from Australia.
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