WOLVERHAMPTON TRAGEDY
SEARCH FOR RAMSDEN,
A. DIFFICULT TASK.
Pre«s Association —By Telegraph—Copyright.
LONDON, January 29.
There are two families named Ramsden at Wolverhaifipton and four at Leeds. They all deny any knowledge of the wanted man.
The police are still inquiring for Ramsden by means of a signature in the Liverpool hotel book. There are no grounds for thinking that Ramsden was a passenger with Reeks, but he was amongst the crowd who saw Reeks with a packet of dollaT bills. The police are unable to make anything of the slips of paper with the name " Parsons " thereon, apparently in Reeks's handwriting, which were found in Refeks's bedroom.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15986, 31 January 1914, Page 9
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