Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-07-24 | Page 9 | Woman Will Split Reward with Youths

Woman Will Will- S Split Reward With Y Youths Escaped Convict Willing Willingto to Go Back to Cell in in New Jersey Four ch children dren will be 1 1250 50 richer when they receive their share of a 25 reward offered for the capture of William Voorhees 31 31 escaped convict from New Jersey The children aided Mrs H. H H. H East Fourth South street and Mrs N. N P P. LeLonde East Fourth South street in holding Voorhees for police after he entered Mrs home in search of loot Monday morning Half Hall of the money belongs to the children said Laid Mrs Tuesday I haven't made up my mind yet what to do with the theother theother other half hall Mrs modestly belies any ny heroism in capturing the convi convict t. t He didn't make any effort to get away she said I think the theman theman theman man was was wa tired of traveling In our Wild West and wanted to get back home He seemed glad that it at was wa all ov over r Voorhees who was seized by bythe bythe bythe the two women when four children children chil chil- dren pointed him out as the man who who had just left her home es es- es rom the Bordertown New Jers Jersey y pr prison on farm J June e 15 police po po- lice said ald J OJ He H waived extradition and is being held pending arrival of New Jersey officers ers In Voorhees' Voorhees room room 47 East First South street arresting officers officers of ot- Detective C C. H. H Olsen and Patrolman H H. C. C Pierce found three watches and two rings stolen he admitted from Lieutenant Lieu tenant Copps of ot the New Jersey Jer Jer- sey ey state penitentiary in whose home he was a trusty when he escaped The four children who will share in the reward are Barbara Gust E East st Fourth South street Nathalie Stewart Sixth East street Winona Hodgson Hodg Hodg- son Sixth East street and Murray Moffat Sixth East street