LECTURER'S SUICIDE.
A TAXI CAB TRAGEDY. LONDON. September 12. At the inquest regarding the death of j Mr. H. G. Evelyn White, a lecturer at i the Leeds University, a verdict a_ | suicide while oi unsound mind was j returned. A brother of the deceased stated that a week ago White was very upset, and told i .him that Miss Nind had been pursuing him. He had told her that he had no affection for her, and Miss Nind had threatened to commit suicide. — (Reuter.'i ! _ I White committed suicide in a taxi I I cab at Leeds. He was proceeding to an ' | ineruest concerning the death of Miss | Helen Nind, a musi- teacher, having been j ! subpeenaed- It was disclosed at the j inquest on Miss Nind that she had j poisoned herself. The coroner said there j was no suggestion of anything wrong; (between Mr. White and Miss Nind beyond the fact that the girl was highly | strung and apparently upset by a I | quarreL
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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 218, 13 September 1924, Page 7
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