The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1923, Page 14

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_— FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1928. ‘Armed Men, Desperate, Stalk Seattle Streets and Police Say They Are Powerless ' By S. B. Groff paraded before the victims of Without raising bie hands and burglar, It considers omy the Armed gunmen daily patrot bandits, but none was kdentified. Schmitt opened| actual evidence, Perhaps thie is ae une to prison They were charged with being be, here in America, the 2th yn = During Thankagtving holidays. disorderly persons, vagrants, or . : © y days in jail, althe the police night ie alway eg Fp gat ae of desperate bandits » a policeman and two citizens, ied on charges of carrying say they were morally certain eolare Nee have AFrested nearly 20 sos | 't | a and burglars, arrested at great re shot down by bandite and) concealed weapons, Several ro- that two of the men had com what All of these men are | “The beat of police work oftem risk to the police officers, have ¥ & score of other sensations!) ceived Nght jall sentences and mitted beldups in four counts for nothing in apite of the escaped with trifling fines and a of by the rest were fined,” one police | ing in superior hours of their capture |faot that we have the guilty party Bentences when tried in court. Were arrested by the pc official deciared Still freah in the mind of the po ne helght of the erime wav eehind the Sera, tact week bam pent yg a rested « man who waa watching the Courts, hands tied by criminal | "49 Bayle ¥ — pos the recent ‘ lef of Baws that render them powerless [9 have been guilty of the ortmes) age on suspicion of having bee Mit suspects wh: sued a génoral * imptionted in the dynamiting cashier of the Seattle Star make ap ‘curt is not to blame for|the cash. He had an automatic pi» to recognize the appa: inten. | Sttributed to them, > 4 in one nich ont of all Hions of the potential it and “Nearly all of the suspects (three safes, were found to have mon were arrested after a thrilling , consider only the actual | arresied carried pistols or black | long records aa safe crackers, hav chase in the downtown district, Both naid Chief Beveryna.|tol in his pocket. Who will ag available and let des | jacks, The majority of them | ing served several prison terms for armed Schmitt then fled, He wan walke| “It ts the law that ts at fault, The| that he was not @ potential if nos Tinea characters off with light | bore criminal records on the | bursary Investigation dine of the suspects, ing down Second ave, when Deteo- | law fails to recognize the apparent|an actual criminal? Yet he wae Coast. One by one they were ‘the fact that one of the men tives Montgomery and O'Brien halt! intentions of the potential bandit fined 450 for carrying a gun.” THE SEATTL at any one member of whom were undoubtedly guilty of slipped thru These were some of the eriev placed ed him. Jances advanced by the police Friday the recent ? | part of the loot taken from one of, sertoun crimes the nm was of carrying . from his pockets, © | loopholes of the lav weap and thi fire, Killing O'Brien t i ghest nienee was one of 30 The shakedown" of suspects a highest pe " “ te past week the po | ere natia an swth of atablinhed wt to a de filed against one crime way @ Wiley: tach, poles During fficer neve it ts dincor time the suspect peets. known to be desperate charae ters, but owing to the lack of evidence against them, they have been charged with minor kree burglary were of the men. The ease te atill pend court the they Schmitt had previously robbed two men. this condition,” prep The could giv themrelven an almout | arrests were an were three others nted number of prisoners, many oned had But the The most serious charge THE BUYER'S GUIDE -gnd a lol of fin for the whole familtc!! 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