Watchman Accused

Watchman Accused — Philadelphia Inquirer, October 22, 1915
Philadelphia Inquirer, October 22, 1915
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WATCHMAN ACCUSED Jitney Driver Also Charged With Larceny From Camden Plant Charged with larceny of soap, polishes and other goods from R.N. Hollingshead and Company, Ninth and Market streets, Camden, James H. Newman, 2740 Pleasant avenue, night watchman at the plant, and J.J. Mortimer, 2623 Cramer street, that city, were arrested by a Philadelphia detective agency and held by Justice of the Peace Schmitz, of Camden, under $800 bail for a hearing before Recorder Stackhouse. It is declared that in the course of some time goods amounting to several thousand dollars have disappeared from the plant. Mortimer is a jitney driver and it is alleged that he carried some goods said to have been stolen away in his car.

Jitney Driver Also Charged With Larceny From Camden Plant

Charged with larceny of soap, polishes and other goods from R.N. Hollingshead and Company, Ninth and Market streets, Camden, James H. Newman, 2740 Pleasant avenue, night watchman at the plant, and J.J. Mortimer, 2623 Cramer street, that city, were arrested by a Philadelphia detective agency and held by Justice of the Peace Schmitz, of Camden, under $800 bail for a hearing before Recorder Stackhouse. It is declared that in the course of some time goods amounting to several thousand dollars have disappeared from the plant. Mortimer is a jitney driver and it is alleged that he carried some goods said to have been stolen away in his car.

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