Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-07-22 | Page 3 | Tompkins Believed to Feign Insanity |

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Date	1917-07-22
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
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Article Title	Tompkins Believed to Feign Insanity
Type	article
Date	1917-07-22
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
Page	3
OCR Text	Show TOMPKINS BELIEVED TO FEIGN INSANITY JOHNSTOWN, Pav July 21. Passing Pass-ing baok and forth in his cell in tho Cambria county jail at Eberhur, n. , erring "I rlidii't do it, I didn't d"o it." George Tompkins of Philadelphia, who Thursday confessed to the murdor of Edmund I. Humphries, prominent coal operator, Mrs. Humphries and their l.V year-old son, last night repudiated his confession according to a statement by Warden Knee of the jail today, it is believed Tompkins i j feigning insanity.
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