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H 2 " THE STANDARD-EXAMINER TUESDAY, -APRIL 6, 1920 ' H
I1 ffll BANDIT KILLS !
' iPOLICEMAN BEFORE
I HE IS SHOT DOWN,
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Robber Secures $20,000 In St. ,
5 Louis Bank; Retreats to j
2 Theater, Where He l
Battles Officers.
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rFTY ARMED POLICE j
IN 20-MINUTE FIGHT I
Robber Uses Orchestra Pit As j
Trench; Face Is Shot
S Away.
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St. Louis, Aoril 5. A lone bandit
kSIed one police officer, seriously
v&ntndecl three others and himself was :
k2'ed when he held up and robbed the j
Kaslon-Tavlor Trust company here of
0.000 late today. 1
"The bnndil, carrying- a revolver in
'Sch hand, entered the bank shortly I
njrer 3 o'clock. There were fifteen j
customers in the bank and he herded
tfrcm and the employes in m private;
room and bepin firing the revolver'..
V riot call was sounded and fifty
I)licemen, heavily armed, responded
The bandit obtained S20.000 from Louis !
Il Schneider, me calmer, ami sougm ;
ituge in an adjoining theater, which
vSris empty at the time-. j
The police surrounded the (heater.
'line bandit used the orchestra pi'. !
rSoni which to shoot and would rise (
ru4er the lop of it and fire as the pa-
itblmen entered. The gunbaltle last-j
vO nearly 20 minutes. I
Policeman Terrence McFarland was j
"Hot through the heart and died in-1
j-Iantly. Patrolman Claude Adams was
'tot in the abdomen.
Police said the man's conduct indS
cSied he had become crazed from use
c& drugs. The money was found con-1
tailed in his clothihgi
; Crouched in the pit the robber had ,
'fcre advantage of being hidden by i
darkness, while the policemen stood
itCthe light as they entered.
ijTohn R. Lanagan, president of the
l'jjnk, told the police the man began
finng as soon as he entered aud thai
fk!p of the bullets passed through" his
Itair Several women in the institu
tion fainted.
lhe robber was shot in the face so
tjidly that police said it probably
culd be impossible to Identify him. j
The dead bandit was tonight identi
i'ert as Frederick C. Smith, an elec
trician, 40, formerly of Dayton, Ohio.
His identity was traced by a Iraft reg
i-tration card. I
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ISWITCHMEWS STRIKE
10 BE BROKEN B!
UNION SAYS CHEF
B. R. T. Officer Declares "In
surgents" Strike Is Illegal;
Union to Break
Walkout.
Chicago. April 5. A break in the
strike of several thousand "insur
gent" switchmen in the Chicago
switching district was predicted to
night by A. F. Whitney, vice presi
dent of the Brotherhood of Railway
Irainmcn, who said several hundred
union switchmen from many points in
i he middle west arrived today to take
the places of the strikers and that
nchers would arrive tomorrow.
Switchmen are coming to Chicago
m such numbers that the backbone of
lhe strike will be broken soon." he
said. "Every carload of stock that en
ters the stockyards will be promptly
handled by a reserve crow of union
switchmen and we expect to have the
six hundred idle locomotives going in
short order."
The Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men, with which the railroads affect
ed have working agreements, has de
' cl?.red the strike illegal and is co-op-crating
with railroad officials in ef
forts to bring about a resumption of
v ork.
Officers of the Chicago Yardmen's
association, who engineered the walk
cut, claimed that 9,000 switchmen and
ardmen employed on eighteen rail
roads were on strike today but rail
road officers placed the number out at
approximately 2,500 and while admit
ting that freight service was operat
ing on a twenty-five per cent basis, at
libuted the reduction largely to yes
prday's snowstorm.
FINDING OE GIRLS
I BODY BRINGS TO END
1 WftTlOWWIBE SEARCH
; Hull House Matron Identifies I
Body Recovered From Lake j
Michigan As Miss
Bh ! Jeanne Dc Kay.
Chicago, April 5. The body of
. Jeanne Anna de Kay, 20 years old,
whose disappearance from Hull House
i December 30th was followed by a na-
', tional search, was found today in Lake
J Michigan near the municipal plor.
H- ' MrB. Gertrude Howe Britton of Hull
Hp I House, identified the body. Except
! ! for a coat and hat, which were missing,
'; the clothing on the body was lhe same
r as Miss de Kay wore when she disap-
I peared. A scar on the left temple and
t smallpox marks under the eyes assist-
?d in the identification. 0
P Mrs. Britton said she was convinced
Hr i the girl had committed suicide. No
. evidence of violence was found on the
body Coroner Hoffman said the body
JL bad been in the water three months. .
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No Easter Revolt
By Sinn Feiners,
But Police Busy
Dublin, April 1. Though
there was no Easter rebellion
the Sinn Feiners gave the gov
ernment nearly as much annoy
ance as if there had been They
demonstrated also their wide
spread organization and the sec
recy with which they are able
to execute their coupes simul
taneously -in every part of the
island.
Not only were tax offices and
police barracks attacked, but
private residences of tax collec
tors were also raided. Papers
were removed and destroyed
but in these raids no one was
injured.
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FRENCH TROOPS TO
NUKE II RESPECT
TREATY OE PEACE
Paris Government Defines At
titude on German Crisis in
Ruhr District
ACTION UNCALLED
IF TROOPS DISARMED
French Consider Drastic Mili
tary Measures Necessary to
Secure Respect For Pact.
Berlin, xpril 5. By The Asso
ciated Press). The government
forces have lost two hundred men
killed in fresh fighting in the tri
angle formed by Duisburg, Dort
mund and Essen, according to of
cial inform? tion given the corre
spondent this morning. Except in
this triangle quiet gradually is be
ing restored in the Ruhr district.
Paris. April 5. (By The Associated
Press). The attitude of the French
government in lhe present German
crisis is delined and explained in a
note issued tonight. ATter reiterating
that the government has no hostile
designs toward Germany desiring on
she contrary the resumption of normal
relations with that country and ex
pressing realization of the difficult? sit
uation of the Berlin government, the
note declares the German governmen'
has give"n way to pressure by the mili
tarist parly "not fearing to infringe
the imperative and most solemn stip
ulations of the Versailles treaty."
The note continues:
"The sequence of facts follow:
"The first request for permis
sion for I ho entry of extra troops
into the Ruhr district was made
Just after the insurgent movement
by the military authorities on
March 15. It was renewed from
Berlin on March 17, in the name
of the legitimate government by
von Tlaniel,.who has remained in
Berlin with the consent, at least
implied, of the insurgent govern
ment. "All information from the allied
missions, and again, the day be
fore yesterday from the high com
missioners at Coblenz. does not
cease to show that German mili
tary intervention is uncalled for
by the situation, and it would be
attended with the gravest dan
gers from the .point of view of se
curity both for the population and
the men in the Jield."
The note then points out that if the
German government had carried out
the disarmament clauses of the treaty
there would have never been the Kapp
insurrection nor the red army in the
Ruhr district and remarks that ar
ticles 42 and 4-1 are such an Indispen
sfiblc safeguard that article one of the
P'ranco-Anglo-American convention de
fines as a casus foederis those dispo
sitions insufficient to assure the pro
tection of Europe. It concludes:
"The situation created by the abrupt
offensive of the German troops in the
Ruhr obliges the French government
today to consider military measures,
the execution of which cannot be de
ferred. The sole object of these meas
ures is lo bring Germany to duo re
spect of the treaty and they are ex
clusivelv of a coercive and nrecaution
ary character."
It is estimated that at least tjvo
weeks wJU elapse before conditions are
normal. The assertion was made to
day that the military employed in the
Ruhr region with the exception of a
few additional batteries, does not ex
ceed the force authorized by the peace
tiealy and that these troops will be
withdrawn as soon as order is re
stored. It is declared ihat the entente up
to the present has expressed no op
position to the government's military
measures in the Ruhr region, although
the French have continued their atti
tude of protest. ,
Mayence, April 5. (By The Associ
ated Press). The Frencb"troops will
occupy Frankfort early tomorrow
rnoi-wning. Some detachments have
already started.
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Design in the decoration of the Cor
inthian capital is taken from the fo
liage of the acanthus.
f Miss de Kay was the daughter of
I John Wesley de Kay, wealthy packer.
!now residing in Switzerland, She was
sent lo Chicago by her father soon af
I ter her graduation from a London
boarding school. She arrived at Hull
House last December to assist in work)
among the poor under Miss Jane Ad
dams' direction.
"She was despondent while at Hull
House." said Mrs. Britton, "and griev
ed over the pox marks on her face."
'FEDFjft OFFICES !
; ARREGT PICKETS AT i
BRITISH EMBftSSY'
Government Takes Action to
I Prevent Move By Wom
' en Irish Republic
j Sympathizers. .
! PICKETS GIVEN BATTLE !
I BEFORE POLICE ARRIVE i
I
j Women Warned of Felony
, Charge For Insults to Dip
i . lomalic Officials.
Washington. April 5. (By The Asso
ciated Press). The fedoral govern
ment moved today to put an end to
the picketing of the British embassy,
which was lenewed this morning b
women sympathizers with tho move
ment for an Irish republic.
United States District Attorney Las
key informed Matthew O'Brien, coun
' ol for the women, that if his clientr. j
J persisted they would be prosecuted
jiuder a federal statute which make
the offering of an insult to a diplo
matic representative of a foreign go-c-rnment
or to his official residence, a
felony punishable by a penitentiary
sentence.
Simultaneously. Mr. Laskey com
municated his decision lo the District
of Columbia commissioners, who in-:
Mructed the police to arrest the worn
en after warning them. Cantain Doyle
and two police-women were sent to the I
embassy in a patrol wagon and found
Mrs. Mary Walker of Astoria, Long
Island, and Miss Moliie Carroll of New
York City, carrying banners on tho
sidewalk.
Captain Doyle informed the banner
bearers that unless they left in fif
teen minutes they would be arrested
fader federal statutes, but they refus
ci to depart. After they had been tak
en to police headquarters and held foi
half an hour, they were reloaaeu on
.rders trom Mr. Laskey.
The district attorney explained sub
frequently that the police had acted be
fore Mr. O'Brien had had time to not
ily his clients of the government's de
cision. An hour before the police intervened
Mrs. Sophie Stanton and Mrs. Hattie
Lai kin. of this city, attacked two pick
ets who had preceded Mrs. Walker
and Miss Carroll, and were arrested
or. charges of "disorderly conduct."
They were released upon depositing a
cash rorfeit of 525 each.
Mrs. Walker and Miss Carroll were
not replaced at the embassy after the
police took them away and leaders of
the movement would not say what
were their plans for tomorrow.
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Striking Carmen
Demand $6000 Day
For Time Off Job
Toledo, April 5. Striking
street car men today demanded
36,000 a day for the time they
are out of wjrk as the result of
suspension of car service due to
the refusal of the city council
i to psrmit a fare increase to take
! care of a wage boost. The men
j expect the city to compensate
j them, it was said.
Settlement of the strike took
j a backward turn today when
! the Fix councilmen who balked
the agreement between the men,
; the operating company and
j Mayor Cornell Schreiber, stood
! pat on their former action.
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THREE KILLED BY
SUSLIDEIiW
CDTT0NW00D GORGE1
Salt Lake City, Utah, April
5. Swan Odgarrd, his wife
and an unidentified man were
killed late today when a snow- !
slide carried away the house
in which they were living in
Little Cottonvood Canyon,
north of Salt Lake City, ac
cording to word received here.
The house destroyed was own
ed by the Wasatch Mines com
pany, by whom Odgarrd and
the other man killed were employed,
SELECT CREW WHO
WILL PILOT R-38
NEW Y'ORK, April 5- Eighteer
chief petty officers from the naval av
i?tion stations at San Diego, Cal., and
Cape May, N, J., who will assist in
navigating the dirigible R-3S to Am
erica, sailed today aboard the trans
port Princess Matolka. The H-38, a j
sister airship of the R-34. is being
built for the American navy in Great
Britain.
j STECHER BEATS DRASK.
"Raleigh, N. ,C. April 5. Joe Stech
er, champion heavyweight wrestler of
jthe world, successfully defended his
title hpre tonight in a match with Tom
my Drask of The Netherlands. Stech
er took two successive falls, each with
a body scissors and arm lock,'' the first
in one hour and ten minutes, and the
second in one minute.
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I Mercury's year is S7 3-4 days long.
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Rent Gougers in
New York Lose
Fight In Court
New York, April 5. New
York landlords lost the, first
round today in the battle being
waged between the tenants and
rent gougers when tho new anti
rent profiteering laws were giv
en their first court test' More
than three thousand men and
women crowded municipal
I courts in the Bronx and Brook
lyn to appeal in six hundred
eviction notice and rent in
crease cases.
In every instance tenants
were granted from one to three
months' stay-over when they
proved their inability to find
new homes. In a majority of
cases landlords had served not
ices effective April 1 and May I
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RUSSIANS DESTROY !'
JAWS CONSULATE jj
Ify TWO-DAY BATTLE S
During Cbh of Troops at Ni
kolaevsk Siberians Have
Forty Killed and
Wounded.
RUSS MAKE REQUEST
PEACE WITH JAPAN
Delayed Advices of Clash
Reach Military Headquar
ters in East Siberia.
San Francisco, April 5. Japa
nese Vice Consul Ishida has been
killed by the Bolsheviki at Nlkola
evsk, eastern Siberia, according to
cable advices received by the New
World, a Japanese language news
paper here, today.
The same advices said that the
Russian government formally has
asked the Japanese government fof I
- .. j i i .
jccu,c inu kiic tripctnese government 1
has responded by sending Ysgoro I
Miura, its special envoy at Paris
and former minister to Switzerland,
to Russia to investigate.
Recent Honolulu and Vladivo
j stok dispatches told of ,jghtingbe.r
tween Japanese and iisslans in NU
I kolaevsk, a town on the Amur rlv.
: er in eastern Siberia. Vladivostok
dispatches, March 22, reported for
I ty Russians killed and eighty
wounded.
A Tokio cable to the Nippu Jiji,
1 Japanese vernacular newspaper in
Honolulu, March 30, quoted delayed
! advices to Japanese military head
I quarters in Siberia, reporting a two-
day battle between Russian forces
' and Japanese at Nlkolaevsk begin-
nmg March 18. According to this
j report the Russians destroyed the
Japanese consulate there and Vice
Consul Ishida was missing.
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I WOMAN REFUSES TO
! SEE SHERIFF ; SUICIDES
i
LOS ANGELES. April 5. Ashley
Murphy, former sheriff of Bent conn
ty, Colo., died hero today after drink
Ing poison at the home of a woman
who had declined to see him. The wo
man told tho police she had knowr
Murphy in Colorado and that he had
threatened to commit suicide if she re
fused his attentions.
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Bufalmco, an Italian painter, drew
caricatures in the fourteenth century,
putting labels with sentences to the
mouths of his figures.
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