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2. —TEN PAGES.CLASH IN LOS ANGELES SUBURB COSTS ONE LIFE,SIGfWrcc 1I SituTJciOi'Ctll*MEN IN SEARCH OF STILXConstable Killed anrl Son and a !niofHukc r.2 ml Peklr ami f11 Tr are (1 1o i?a liny Thf bjiltl BlKh rlen whir!ilurli1Deputy Sheriff Wounded byTown • Marshal — Members ofFnmily Suffer Indignities,Uly the FrraMl,os Angela, Cal., April 2».—Onn mnn is drml and two others wounded. mm powdbly fntally, an Hits result of a raid at Inglewood,- a suburb, early today, of the house «r an alleged bootlegger by a bund of tnaaked men estimated to havo numbered more than KM. _The dead man is Constable »• «•Mustier, of Inglewood. and the wounded are Ids son, Walter Mosher, Ids deputy, arid Leonard Bulge, a spcolal deputy Klicriff.They were *hot by Frank Whocmer, night marshal at Inglewood, whcn he \\p\it Co the aid of the alleged bootleggerand his family.Tlie force* or the district attorney office. tlui sheriff's aiul the coroner’s offices have combined to Investigate the entire affair and fix the responsibility. Aeeordinir Co Ihe investigating offlrlnls,1|hi raid was on tlm homo of Math lasfung elettr \va y Pci Jlug iOeitlonlag ifron:provHati!CJc: from Umll have cava Iralf mobl Iwu imixctrullrivettUlHrallvIncftgadtrefciljie ruiu WilH uil MIU i . IlirKldunyen. -who with .his brother, Fidel, |”* was seized and bound. Then they wero Hi resit Plied with desith by hanging mid -Hording sitid finally dragged from their lionii; and carried six mites, whom they wpro loft. lied. ,Klt;:\U it is ehRrged, Bernard A. and Mary HMuaycn, 13 and 15 yearn old, my rj iolt;: lively, d a w a hi era of FI del Flduaycn, were compelled to stand nude be-Coru the millers. .In addition, a neighboring ramlly, in-I'lmllim six children*. nnc of whom wjih believed to be dying of iloiUrte pneirmomrt. wan rorced to rice from their home and hi do for huiii’B In a field.» iAsleep When Bnnd1 Arrives. .All In males of llm KMuaycn home were asleep when llie-raMcm arrived. Violent hummerhigH at ihe. front,and bark doom iiroused them, - Horne of the raiders loro, open the front screen door unci farced an.entrance. , .m,l anmvcrcd 1ho knocking at Ibe bneu floor,” Mrs. Angela Ktdunyen, wife of Fidel, told . the. I ne» LI grilling official# to-lW]‘'Several jna6liclt;l' nw wearing hOOilK which'covered ail of their faces. excopt their .eyes,. war© _th*ro. ThW,n■ drink, w, told thojpi we dld notr'haye tMany' Hashed revolver^ In ohr^fttCOM, -, ^mw-v ureuaed mo of running a stiJi.uThey accused mo of running a still, ■: Ba Id FJdol ItHdu'nyciib “They demanded to know where It was. Before wo know wliat it was all about they grabbed me and my brother, Matblnn, and bound us. 'i'llon they ransacked the house. they lore up everything. They overturned themutlrcasea, They even went Into myftutighter’** bod room. . , .“Thu two girls wero in ihclr night-gowns. The jmiflkeil men yelled to them to dress at untw. The girls clone,1 the door, but the men threw It open again. They made the girls tftko off their night clothes and clvess in front of them with I bo door open.Mob Composed of 100 Men.The wrists of 1*1,1«1 Khluapn stlj' bo™the mr,U» of the ropes with which theynd been tied. After. th» men hadtorn up everything,” 'Fidel continued, “they drugged uh out. ^l^ or TtJ0V-Handled me and several J /threw my wife brutally against the uonr.Plead Ml to be taken with us. hut they made her go to the rear of the house.“fust » we got outable ami were »n«a up by the front perch iho shootingB1a“little fellow wearing a short oy«r-ue cried out: ‘One, two, thro*.,four.*;o#l amfu wWt. mask acted as leader, ic ittrpiTe tSen outside we saw‘VhTt seemed Vo’ be a signal and theI! lUii fro his nlB i i'r fUJ 1Jji110'lt;lu.rotdfiiJljlt;!lt;Vvlhlt;clnuiHttWflriiII.e.beIlHWlWlitn wo wore tixaen oumipw irobnbly J00 mauUed inou in addition to bfiHo w]io hud entered.The leader yelled; #A motorcycle cop»n,l some fools arc comings ■■We were held by some of the men« itrr, (i *tn 1 rl W fill. Lwhile the shootltiK w»H going «nlooked at the automobiles parked tjlonff the road,.but the license plates were nil covered, -My captors saw what I was doing and made me look In another dh*“Muliilaw and I wore put in a large jlack touring car with some men who^erb not masked.Taken to Bolice Station,“They took us to the Ingle wnodpollce nation and tried to make the lt;ff'eir there take us lri«on«r», butrue men told him they were fedejruljf-k«iMinjuikIkCCJR a id had raided some bootleggerswero taken to. the Bed.m, Beach police «tutlon- The men tried to make the officer* there tuko «a an prig-nr,Arj. ilUt they ttl*o refused.“Before taking uh to these stations the “.h w.“ch !.»lt;! .E?'1Wera removed and w« were “Our captors threatened to hang us If wo did not tell the location of a still theyrtguUwit
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Sioux City Journal
Sioux City, Iowa, US
Mon, Apr 24, 1922
Page 7
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Myke G.
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