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CHICAGO, July 29.—A single
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facturer, In a daylight ambush In
a busy South
Side street yes
terday.
Mr. Gumbin’s
son, Owen, 19,
who was riding
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car to their
home, was not
hit by the shot.
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one of two men
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side Mr. Gum
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traffic light at
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was driving directly In front of Mr.
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gunmen drove to the left of Mr.
Gumbln's machine as he stopped
for the red light. One of the killers
poked a shotgun through the side
window and fired. The blast shat
tered Mr. Gumbln's head. The kill
ers sped north on Wallace Street
as young Gumbin leaped from his
father’s car and shouted for help.
As police hunted the assassins,
they said members of the victim's
family could give no motive for the
slaying. Mr. Gumbin wax part
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been attended by his brother, his
sons, Owen and Jack, 23, his wife.
Blossom, 53, and other relatives
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Special Session Urged
To Act on Home Rule
A resolution asking that Congress
"act favorably” on the Auchincloss
bill for home rule In the District
during the special session was
adopted last night by the Central
Suffrage Conference of Washington.
Conference President Wilbur S.
Fineh called a meeting of trustees
and officers of the group at 700
Jackson place N.W., to renew the
campaign for local suffrage.
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found by his father, John H. Smith,
of 3340 Eli place S.E.
Coroner A. Maruder MacDonald,
in ruling the death accidental, said
the garage doors were open about
two feet.
The dead man la survived by his
wife, Mrs. Caroline Smith,
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