... TEE LANCASHIRE DAILY POST. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1910. “DR.” CRIPPEN AND “BELLE ELMORE.” i i^ ...

... DEATH OF SIR ALFRED TOBIN, FORMER PRESTON M.P. Was Leading Counsel for Dr. Crippen IJ’HE death hat occurred in SwiUcr* land of Sir Alfred Tobin who, from 1910 to 1915, was Unionist M.P. for Preston. He was 83. He was formerly Judge of Westminster County ...

... “DR.” CRIPPEN’S DEFENCE. LEADING COUNSEL NOT DEFINITELY DECIDED UPON. ■“Dr.” Crippen, interviewed in prison yesterday, laid further points before his solicitor, Mr. Arthur Newton, and there was subsequent consultation by Mr, Newton with the medical experts ...

... his vessel. Captain Kendall s reported message is as follows: Dr. Crippen and Miss Neve, lam confident, are on board. is still shaving his moustache growth, and is growing a beard. Dr. Crippen has suspicion that his identity suspected. The other passengers ...

... for allowing Dr. Crippen to get out the hands of the police when it was known the chief of police at Scotland Yard that Dr. Crippen had made several false statements about the murdered woman, and whether the chief of police had Dr. Crippen under observation ...

... necessary. The Quebec gaolers express surprise the apparent lack of anxiety shown by Dr. Crippen and Mies le Neve. Thev seem quite content, and even wear air confidence. Dr. Crippen continues read a great deal. One the books, secured for him at his request, is ...

... STATEMENT BY MR. ARTHUR NEWTON. Mr. Arthur Newton, solicitor for Dr. Crippen, said yesterday to a Press representative: There is sure to be appeal against the verdict I shall see Dr.’ Crippen to-morrow and arrange matters with him. He has often spoken to ...

... escape of Dr. Crippen and Miss I their vessel. Only five second-cl barked the Sardinian Hav: given not correspond with have been used by the fugitive.* The Press Association was inf ...

... below Rimouski, in order serve warrant on the suspected person on the steamer if he should be identified as the missing Dr. Crippen. QUEBEC, Thursday The steamer Royal Georg© arrived hero this morning from Avonmouth. Great excitement prevailed, and many ...

... when he found her the Montrose. She had lived with Dr.” Crippen at Hilldrop-crescent. He had ascertained that Crippen held several American degrees as doctor of medicine. Mr. Newton; Was “Dr.” Crippen perfectly calm and collected w hen you called on him ...

... of the London “Daily Telegraph’’ states; —The police authorities have been unable to discover any trace of the fugitive Dr. Crippen. Reinforced a party of determined women, Mrs, Ginnett, Belle Elmore’s fellow-official in the London Music' Hail Artiste’ ...

... Inspector Dew. To this accusation the prisoner offered no reply. Answering a few questions next put to him by Judge Angers, Dr. Crippen, somewhat to the astonishment the Court officials, who seemed under the impression that he had been naturalised as British ...