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February 8, 1929
Nogales International
Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona
What is this article about?
John Olds, fired from Twin City Auto Laundry, pleaded guilty to burglarizing it out of spite, stealing a small amount of money. Sentence deferred one year if he pays damages. He also broke into Studebaker garage and Speed and Service station same evening.
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Olds' Sentence
Deferred When
He Makes Plea
John Olds, formerly employed
by the Twin City Auto Laundry
here, pleaded guilty to a burglary
charge at his arraignment before
Judge W. A. O'Connor Wednesday.
Passing of sentence was deferred
for one year providing Olds pays
for damages he caused to the auto
laundry when he forced his way
in and stole a small amount of
money recently.
When Olds was taken into custody
he admitted to police that he
had broken into Jack Cohen's auto
laundry for "spite", because Cohen
had discharged him. On the same
evening he forced his way into the
Studebaker garage and the Speed
and Service station.
Deferred When
He Makes Plea
John Olds, formerly employed
by the Twin City Auto Laundry
here, pleaded guilty to a burglary
charge at his arraignment before
Judge W. A. O'Connor Wednesday.
Passing of sentence was deferred
for one year providing Olds pays
for damages he caused to the auto
laundry when he forced his way
in and stole a small amount of
money recently.
When Olds was taken into custody
he admitted to police that he
had broken into Jack Cohen's auto
laundry for "spite", because Cohen
had discharged him. On the same
evening he forced his way into the
Studebaker garage and the Speed
and Service station.
What sub-type of article is it?
Crime Story
What themes does it cover?
Crime Punishment
What keywords are associated?
Burglary
Guilty Plea
Sentence Deferred
Spite
Auto Laundry
Break In
What entities or persons were involved?
John Olds
Judge W. A. O'connor
Jack Cohen
Where did it happen?
Twin City Auto Laundry Here
Story Details
Key Persons
John Olds
Judge W. A. O'connor
Jack Cohen
Location
Twin City Auto Laundry Here
Event Date
Wednesday
Story Details
John Olds pleaded guilty to burglary after breaking into his former employer Jack Cohen's Twin City Auto Laundry out of spite following his discharge, stealing a small amount of money. Sentence deferred one year if he pays damages. Same evening, he forced entry into Studebaker garage and Speed and Service station.