Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-08-22 | Page 9 | S. L. Burglary Suspects Held by Reno Police

S. L. BURGLARY SUSPECTS HELD BY REND POLICE ' ' I Masonic Emblem Leads to Identification of Silverware Sil-verware Taken Here; Officers to Go for Pair Two men giving ths names of Harry Bailey and Okey Wlnemlller are held by Chief of Police J. M. Kirk ley of Bono, Nev on auepicion of being buralare who entered at least one Salt Lake home In the pest month and possibly several others.. The men wer arreoted Tuesday night In Bono when they attempted to dlspoa of a quantity of labia . aUvarware,- sooscdlng- se,. Information received by the Salt Lake police. Tha allverware found In poesee-alon poesee-alon of Wlnemlller and Bailey wea Identified by T. A. Osborne. 162 South Fourteenth Kast afreet, by a telegraphic description thla morning morn-ing aa being some of that stolen from his horns while the family waa absent on Its vacation thla summer. Ths burglsry of ths Oshome home wss discovered August (. when th family returned to the city, A report re-port of It was msds to ths police at that time and a list of the stolen articles, which consisted largely of table allverwsre given by the owner. Included In the list of stolen articles arti-cles waa a Masonle charm which Is believed to have been ths solution of tha burglary and the resultant Identification of the men held In Reno.- Cheater R. Col born, aecretary to Chief of Detective Riley M. Beck-atead, Beck-atead, recognlaed the poaalhle connection con-nection between the men held In Reno and the Malt I-eke burglary when he aaw tha Maaonlo charm lleted In Kirkley'a telegram. He referred to the, detective bureau fllea and called Osborne In, who aald Kirkley'a description fitted I many of the articles taJteq from hla home. . Col born wired Kirk ley to hold the men for th Rait Ike police department. de-partment. Chief Becketead and Col born will probably leave tonight or Thursday for Reno to bring Wlnemlller and Bailey back here, 1 The- Oaberne home waa broken Into by the burglar Jimmying tha front door. The door waa badly damaged. Every room In th hous waa thoroughly ranaaveked by th robbara and a quantity of clothing and lnxpnalve article of Jewelry taken. N Th . allverware and tha atasonle charm were, among tha loot. On emerging from the home the burglars fastened the front door in a manner that It would not attract attention from the street or that of paeslnc neigh bora. The tdenlty of the burglars remained re-mained a complete myetery until Col born delved Into detective bureau bu-reau record oil the tip from Kirk-1 -. j