Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1935, Page 11

‘ROBBERS TRALED “Five Kidnaped in Flight of > By the Associated Press. sand five kidnaped women and men, >continued today. ° The gunmen fled with $2,800 from {3the Franklin National Bank of Frank- <1in, Ohio, leaving a dead companion +who was found to be carrying a com- “plete outfit of women’s clothing, in- . ciuding underclothing and a wig. He < was wearing women’s silk stockings. ione was shot. -~ investigated for several hours, but “ dented there was a “chance it’s Thomas < H. Robinson.” % the kidnaper of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll . liam E. Graham that killed the man = left behind. A bill of sale in the pocket - Thomas Lee of New Concord, Ohio. ' "The patrol said the men were believed : their identity, both were believed well | £ known in that section. ~ tioned a youth who was brought to a | ; nounced later that he was not a mem- > ber of the robber gang. « said he fell on the ice and acc!dent-, < ally shot himself. < electrician, Virgil Groves, upset the | | - gang's escape plans in Franklin. * shut off the motor of their automobile | | .- Xenia. % Janecke and got in Morelli’s car. = of Columbus, and finally into Colum- I eDifferences between Alejandro Ser- | - were adjusted yesterday at a meeting ;- of seconds and a proposed duel was * called off. Serani resigned from the * cabinet Wednesday in order to fight S PP TEL B AR I N 12343 )0 e gTpeR st P R L TS « Nindows . ' INFATAL HOLD-UP Ohio Pair After One Is Killed. COLUMBUS, Ohio, December 6.— A State-wide manhunt for two rob- . bers, one wounded, who fled dely) 2 from Western to Eastern Ohio, leaving | “behind a trail of stolen automobiles ‘The robbers dropped $8,200 as the Five Department of Justice agents Robinson, sought as of Louisville, has been known to mas- querade in women'’s clothes. One Wounded in Arm. Frank Morelli of Springfield, Ohio, teleased here by the pair after a wild ride, said one of the bandits, Jimmy, had been wounded in the arm, ap- parently in the same blast from the | gun of Pranklin Village Marshal Wil- of the dead man bore the name of State highway patrolmen kept a close watch on all Eastern Ohio roads. heading for Bridgeport, just this side of the Ohio River from Wheeling. Al- though the patrol had no clue as to Martins Ferry, Ohio, police ques- | hospital there early today with a bul- let wound in his shoulder, but an-| The youth | Quick thinking of a middle-aged | He | while the hold-up was in progress lnd pocketed the ignition key. Graham ran to the scene and | started firing. The two robbers Jjumped into an auto containing Mrs. Bertha Burdge of Miamisburg and her sister, Mrs. Edna Bowlin. At 65 miles an hour Mrs. Burdge decided to wreck the car. She gave the wheel a jerk and the sedan turned over without seriously injuring its occupants. ‘The gunner then took command of & bakery truck, forcing Alex Janecke, the driver, to take them through Xenia and Yellow Springs. His assis- tant, Frank Cadem, jumped off in In Yellow Springs they released | Morelli drove them through Spring- fleld to South Charleston, then north bus, where Morelli was released. —_— Proposed Duel Called Off. 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