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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12354, 26 January 1926, Page 9

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LEAP TO DEATH After barricading himself in ' his house at Edgbaston, Arthur Henry Bale refused for two days offers of food and assistance from ' kindly neighbours. - Then the relieving officer forced an i entrance, but before Bale, who was about 60 years of age. could be'reach-.. , ed, he. leaped through an attic window and fell more than 20 feet to the 1 ground. He died in Birmingham Hospital. CLUE BY CARELESSNESS Carelessness of motor bandits in providing a valuable clue for the police is expected to lead to their arrest. They broke into the shop of Mme. Rene, in Eastbourne,, and stole a large quantity of exclusive models, while from the premises of Mr Morris they took a large number of cigarettes and cigars. ' .lubj In their haste one qf?;th@ftC dropped a handkerchief in Madktjja’ft sEot, and this the detectives found;. Jx „bore a laundry mark, which..pffictrs were able to trace through ,tb'4 register of laundry marks, ->; ; o. ....rrns 1 • DOG’S FATAL FIDEtt&Y ——— .‘r—nfiiti - ,«ir ~1 In an indirect way the of his dog led to the death of W alt kf George Huggett, 54, a Brighton Post: Office overseer. 1 sr? The dog, a faithful companion, hoarded the tram on which his'in aster was ‘ proceeding to work, and; I 'in trying to get the animal off the c?r Huggett fell on hia head. "Vai’ He lay unconscious for--several hours, and subsequently died from a fractured skull. ■< ■ Accidental death was the verdict recorded at the inquest. " .

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