New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1928, Page 5

HIS FOR Kansas City Broke ATTENPTS T0 KILL ANER FRIEND Man Claims_ Other ! Up His Home roAle nheim Kansas City, ) young real « police he broken while friend lay near death taree bullet w Hurrying th Union station J. Whecler m private office of . A. Miller been brought in t trict Pullman company superis S ey dent, and without warning fin three times ot the official. Al the |aNce company. of bullets struck Miller, onc entering | stockholder owning 63 the abdomen. e A Lol sumncdade floor | Harlem Railread Rebere Blumicrs, Puitman enplose {0 U0, ‘ho was in conferenee with his chief | 42 b L profits arising from started 1o lead Wheeler from the | Prof room, door, Miller ¢ atd “He's ou his finisin him.” Miller fell across 4 Employes from of a4 by the shooti Whecler to police anc to arrest with was on his wa anyway. “He broke n told Chict of 1 “I tricd to Kill him. plenty of worr it Asked to up fo t Toyne details p \ an etensive 1o was described pluint filed by as very jeal charged her hush provide ample 10 year old d ligious pamph Superiori was underscored. The Wheeler ber rocently purch pany formed by fribute an electrical device he in- vented, and th in the Pullin While Wheeler sought to coll the Pullman official, he denied this had anything to do with the shoot- [ Miller, wio and married, was said by to have & ‘hanu of recov LINDY FLIES WHEN HE HAS A HOLIDAY Takes Up Three Planes, Seven Passengers New York. Charles A, Lin 0 he went fying, planes and seven passengers. He used his from discussing the future of avia- tion and plans “Now Colon next flight to asked him on ficld. “This about on a holiday t the defails of my next long-distance ficht to ths future.” “What are you going to do on this holiday,” was “Oh, I'll: probably do a little fly- | ing.”” and he Lindbergh first took a apin in his own Ryan plane, cavorting in the air over Long minutes. Curtiss Falcon delivered to the army. ' Returning i took aloft a 10-passenger tri-motor- | hut whe n friends for ten vears Landing he received per-| mission to take a turn at a new built for the Weste Stanley Umstead \!V‘vlvv 1o hool Hur\ I of th prome 1L 1L Con N Walt : Grove Los plot; Lic ni AR ¥ AP e without his erst- from ounds. rough the crowded here yesterday, Harry | ade his way to f i Central Terminal his pistol to- | flicial and shout- | propertics of the uses not provided feet again. Let - ae o {the | yesterday's clash !'were five killed the T ¥ to the poli » my home,” Whecler | The Japanese eivilic retcetive: A. Toyne. | not known. cansed me dered. | The Japancse inot confirm ind 1'm glad 1 did arraignment. | had developed al estate business in a divorce co at foreign prop of the Japanes At 2:15 o'cl American Legati word from the ¢ Wheeler | It has not been he his wife April 10, la: Mrs. ous. fund elf and [on May 1. aughter. Several re- | lets were found in | A passuge on | of the Individual,” had Miller ased stock in a com- Wheeler to dis- | rs and Millers © two often conferred | an company office. admitted he had oct money he loaned | is ahout 45 vears old. | ’ You'l It's When that back from hands you'll as new as May 4 (P—Colonel bought it. dbergh had a holiday taking up three holiday as an excuse [| US. for a world flight. el, what about your| Europe?” a reporter his arrival at Curtiss overnight, Ladies’ and Dry Cleaned $1 it.”" he answered. “I'm | oday and I'm leaving the next question. did. | Island for eeveral which had just been rom that flight ho| Hartford, May 4 (A the New York Central 1 the New York Co for originally drawn in 187 Japanese Casualti Reported at Five I\lllcd Peking, May § (P)—It wa It was fea |cral had been tortured ed to [ nationalist occupation of that LAWSUIT IS BROUGHT New York Central ance Co. of Hartford, he nix (Fire) 1 1 con property i ntr the cont s Are with th and leoted still wa Think =" dress comes our expert's think it is when you Get out your old Dresses or Suits and send them to We'll pick and get them back to you them up Gents' Suits and Pressed 00 Star Cleaning Co. 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