New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1924, Page 3

¥ YY VW Yw BELLMORE ROBBERS PARTLY IDENTIFIED Ihree Held After Being Picked - Out by Witnesses New York, Apri me n' were identified y as members of the gang winch raid the First National bank of Bellmos L. 1., last Friday at noon, stole §7, and shot to death FErnest 1. \Whitman, a guc bond salesman, as he en- v bank. ‘Yhe three mien were ¢ without bail on carges of mu der 1n the tirst degree cnd robbe V'oar otners arc beng sought,.one them the driver of a soccnd automo ile into whica three of the robbers L ns.(um LAt Hicksville, ‘used of the murder s as Louis Lober. L [ well endh steeet, and John Bak- ol 1ve West gy -socond all in Manbattaa, When ar- resied Saturday a rioon in an un- anted housc ne Nesconsct, ed by Sheriff Amza Biggs County, Lobcr said he 60 St holas avenue id 1 Aic Ly lus pecuiiar nost «.m wooden leg. He explaine teaday he gave a fictitious address so that his miother might not know it vus he who had bes happens that ¢ t nue lives a IUUI’S Lol 70 years old, a butcher, with & good r putation and father of four grown daughters, Girls Picks Ow Dners, Hali a dozen per who fleeting glimipses of the fugtives at Bellmore or Hicksville had scanned the faces of the prisoners &nd had said they did not rccognize them. Even Margie Kunz, a Hicksville girl who saw three of the fugitives trans- fer from the murder car, a Buick, to | counsel, the People {in a statement that |upen its arrival by ¢ W e NE Y N 'STONE IS BRANDED AS J. P. MORGAN & CO. MAN New Attorney General Said to Be s, pecially Acceeptable to Wall street Interests « Washington, April .—Enumecrating a list of corporations for which the law firm of Harlan I%. Stone, the new attorney gen b legis) Senator L a4 declared ‘today “it would appear facts that i the-appoint- as not di ice of whic Wisconsin is the h {from the ment of Mr. Stone by Wall st larly. by J. I'. 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In the group of witnesses that paced up and down before this line-u three girls, | whose names the authorities would not divaige, and Rudolph Kowalke, boolikecper of the 1%irst National bank or Bellmore, Kowulke had studied’ the fu of the fi robbers who entered the bank and held up him and Mary Umhauer, sintunt cashier, Miss Umhauer been § " unable to identify the priso: But p 4 = Kowalke's memory proved better, Window Without hesitation . he sclected Ventilators Johnson and’ Baker as two of the . Pure Milk men who robbed th bunk Then, two of the girls plek t Lober as Bunnics, Chicks and Fges, hoxes, tha driver of the mu cur ) Three Pieces For Wednesday llnh Women s Muslin Gowns Round and square neck styles, made in pink and white of ex- cellent quality muslin, Yor Wednesday 39(‘. [ JSPIN Ilml (-'NN. \\:\.~I|n|h|t‘ Rick Rack Braid Plain colors and two-tone of- fects, For Wed, lc only — Yard . . 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