Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1930, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, SELIEMBER 5, 1930, um MHEURS FA". OFFICER HELD SLAYER MRS {:H ANEY GE[S E':., TS;&%&:& ,;,“'5."._.."3 CONVICT MURDERS %fifi %fi?‘g‘: c»:u:;lgz Lfi::?:!asgv;asv ;’T“%‘%m R Rhooting of Woman, Charged to Bush the FE”_OW. PRISONER | The ‘decd was committed in the pres- AT | ] Constabl of Cnadias Peblen. uum o 41 and o meme” ,m":;mh‘*'::"" “‘m"’“ STOUP Of | e of 18 om Trial in Ttaly Con- (P—Constable. . Pirt of e Roysl f,’.'; %‘:x"""m 5’;"’.""‘"’..'., 8.5rothc | Patal Stabbing Believed Due to| 28, was _’pm}":‘_": m -m:mm " fess Piot to Xill Duce,Of- . - a 7-incl e from m SV Osnadian miNied phlics was skxéigned through lie insurance, the| Grudge Over One-Time Division |Kkitchen. Harry Lipschitz, 26, was taken | - . e e ; in Province Police Court Wednesday on & . & £ Bank Loot. before Warden -!,:e“;u E. Lawes and | By the Associated Press. Astronomer Declares Plane.| mirie cwres st out of e aeun | Noted Aotor Leaves Property| : o fiae Jaid The knlly was stosen several | o it LoiE, Tuly, September 5-be Of Mrs. Wophig Light of Tpewich, 8-Dak, Argentine Snow 7 Feet Deep. —_— WetkS 685, len several | ajjeged chief of & gang of 18 terrorists tary Fragments Too Hot mm‘“m"m"mmflb = leury, and Insurance Valued mnghno A.’A' e t:xu n:cvhmber 5| By the Associsted Press. hl.-h:v:s h:.m'“le.l‘u:hl?“ c“n.nm:fad not | charged ;nlt;’ rumerous mml-:: :: after a coroner’s jury returned ~There's 7 feet of snow over SOmS | oagyNING N, Y., September 5.—An | DoV n e /pro- | section of ly yesterday took I i rtions of the Transandine Railroad. | ceeds of & $6,700 bank robbery in Wood- | ness stand before tribunal for | i to Keep Footprints. e e hu gty waan at $500,000. R r® otwaen Argentine and Chile |inmate of Sing Sing Prison, believed 10 | haven, staged by, e o K e | Let us give you —_— fired into her ahdomen hy Pirt. —— has been interrupted. have harbored a grudge over the divi- | another man. ' International interest was given the I s By the Associated Press. Pirt pleaded not "'“" By the Associated Press. KT a demonstration CHIOAGO, September 5—Of 400 1,08 ANGELES, September 5.—Hazel it of this known meteors which have been dashed | Twa LOOT B ANK G. Chaney, widow of Lon Chaney, will to the earth following cosmic catas- receive the bulk of the screen actor's | H trophes—meaning smash-up planets —_— $500,000 estate under a will filled for — ~—s0t one has shown any trace of fossll| KANSAS CITY, September 5 (#).— | Probate here vesterday. > N New I nm-lmhw lngfa%}:fle’ away gnrlr; ouE | Two men robbed the National Bank & | com;;"g” g'l&‘g"lfi:fd ot estafd e Ivers t e 4 I i own_sphere, arles E. 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