Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1930, Page 12

"A-12 ; ‘CHE ‘SUNDAY "STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. DECEMBER- 21, '1930—PART - ONE. HOODLUM IS SLAIN [lnasan guee doue Muleommey 2,3 | ourie, ity raf sl hind,she g | MRS. KEITH-MILLER GOES | B et fom v iy ouste| < WOMAN FOUND DEAD | TOPEKA MEAT PACKER |0 e o o M et o 1 wounds his . him, h ) IN RUNNING GUNFIGHT Polics believed 1t was ‘a. reprisal for s, 180 sedan containing five men TO NEW YORK HOSPITAL , Ber plane. The fver retumed (rom | pctor's Wite Reported to Have ACQUITTED OF MURDER Kimmel to kil Kramer. Poioter has' " / v and one PRS- - tried. ! B |1 coetpants Marted hooing 't Ml | apoener Sye Aviatriz's Health Has| MUSY UL Sesitarum o tesiment | Taken Potton—Triend Takes Life. | 5ogungunt Demten Plot to Hire Ban | A% Tokves for Kimmarx aleged cone 5 - | conney’s slayers with a machine gun. 5 re - | The men in th g YONKERS, N. Y., December 20 (F).— ] pa car ed Begn Bad Since Plane Crash - Sk 00 3 e 06, - ot Ble ploye Who has Confessed vanced' the packing concern's colléctron i i abandone Ditch-Diggers Watch Three Cars (Dot o B e s tuamen | 1 and fied Intd the nesriy Ao rre of Men Shoot It Out T machine gunner walked back to the in South. . LUDLOW VICTORY UPHELD rector of the Presbyterian Church at Actual’ Slaying. of $30,000 life insurance it carried on st. Lo A coupe came speeding down the road, | G and he.and his companions drove |, 1, pysociated Press. : Germonds, who had -been missing since [ 5 (L e e L g in St. Louis. pursu y & touring car, lesses said. 5 - . | December 5, was found dead -yesterda g lousy of Ki T NEW YORK, December 20.—Mrs. J. n':'::mfl“ Louls Ludlow, Demo- | | 75 0%\ chand in the loft St the bars| TOPEKA, Kans. December 20—Louis ’::mlnylnothel;‘::pl‘uy.- ton . & ts in France this year spent| M. Keith-Mliler, Australian aviatrix, | crat, e House from the seventh g melr home. The coroner said her |H. ‘Kimmel, former president of a| Kimmel took the stand and denied 8 The occupants of both cars were firing - at each other. The driver of the coupe had been caused by drinking|Topeka meat packing company, was ac- [ POInter’s testimomy. u Tourlsf B attempted to stop when he came to the | approximately $120,000,000, " which is | lost four days on a’ recent flight out | district of Indiana was taine - e e Te Dreseinber 20.—Gunmen | Gitch machine, but the car skidded and | 100,000,000 less than 'in 1928, Ger. | of Havana, and wrecked later at Jack- | terday by a House ‘Elections Gommittee, poison. q in three motor cars, armed with pistols, | turned ll'lmumi on the wet pavement.| many's tourist receipts increased about | sonville, Fla., yesterday entered a New | Ralph Updike, a Republican, who| Mrs. Karl Gerlach, long a friend of jon with the slay- | T d e guns and a shotgun, engaged | The {gg - l‘éfi skidded to a awg 120.per cent, which is partly accounted | York hospital for treatment for inter- | formerly held the seat in the Seventieth | Mrs. Jensen, ended her life last Thurs- | ing of Roy Kramer, vice president ot build 0'3.9{1-&?: T e to in a shooting affray in the southwest "‘{“d ttn l"g‘ "r. 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