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W 1: II x i; s n \ v . .1 A X l V I! V fi . I 113'JAPAN REGRETSR1DGWAY GANGATTACK MADEIS HELD FORON U. S. CONSUL RECENT ROBBERYPWith the arrests of two youtif mcu of Ridgway. the probable implication | cf ft third \ouih, of that city, and the0 I ynnPvditd• ft,o ] » : i-1- Idi-ifI-iy-Kit!-1-l-an■reinv-n®p-$*arrest of H. fc Rote n ho vet, alleged propnetOi of the Blue Moon resoi'ton the 8t. Marya-Rldgway highway,by Chief*of-Police Yetaer and NightOfficer Goets. of 8t. Mary's, assistedby Acting Chief Icyer and Night Of-fleer Miles, of Ridgway, the robberyof the Sam Bhatieen giirrn c in Hidg* wav early New Year* Day may beclcan d up.Two of live prisoners, Roy Rogers and l. \ le Shaver, of Hidgwuy, have been detained at St. Marys Jail. Roi-enhover was taken to Jail at Hidg-way, the arrest of a third Ridgway youth it imminentMrs Rosen hover was to be taken In emti»d\ a an accessory after the fact police indicated.The Bhanccn garage on Race 8t, Rid;?way, wu entered early Friday morning, a safe containing aoine valuable papers and Jewels said by Mr Shamwn to be worth $4 000 was taken, also k radio and some ear accessories.A Chrysler .**dan was also taken The missing car was found later Frt* da\ back of the Ridgwav Armory Considerable of the loot was re- I covered with the arrest* of the three men Ml Bhaneen said that a diamond weighing over two carats and valued at $1,000 was not .yet recovered. The jewels consisted of seven rings, two watches, buffalo tooth, radio, pocket knife, safe and a number of automobile accessories,Rogers, In a statement to police,Washington, dsn ft lt;l!Pi Japan today expressed to the United Static.*government its regret over the attack made at Mukden upon Amencan Consul Chamberlain,Japanese Ambassador Drbucht aiding upon instructions from Tokio, called at the State Department a1 noon to make the expression of re-gtet. j Secretary of Btntc flUtmon ex- J pressed appreciation for AmbassadorDeburhiA prompt action but indicated the case was not closed*The .secretary, through a state dr* j pnrtmrnt .spokesman, explained he • had not received a full diplomatic I report on the nsaault on Chamber-! lain When thus report ir icrlved.| he said, he expects to .see Debuchiagain. #Secretary of State Stimon rettiwu immediately to a closed etmfeience with members of the American delI mi c! legofhoistated he#went to the Shan ecu gar-took a radio and then went tongr,R1Ciytithe Hlu« Moon on the state highway between Ridgwfcy and St Marys Returning to Ridgway he got In touch with Lyle Shaver and the two returned to the garage where they put the safe in the car and helped themselves to some car accessories. They then went bark to the Blue Moonwhere they hid the safe h*« k of thewoe * I shed and covered it up withweeds and brush,Thlt; y drove back to Ridgway and went to bed, according to Rogers* statement That same afternoon the two returned to the Blue Moan wharfthey told Roaenhover what they haddone with the safe The three then got tools from the engine house* and cracked the safe. After removing the contents of the safe they were takenegation to the Geneva dUarnumciu ixnferrnclt;*e without giving any indication as to whteher the expression | iU {of regret wa.s satisfactory to this lt;government. /The diminutive Japanese a mb*. - -hrsador, smiling as usual, called on Secretary of state 8 Uni son at noon and remained with him for about five minutes ^ jEmerging from the secretary's office he met reporters. “I have only a ? hurt statement. To male M he mi *1“Acting under Instructions from my government in Tokio, I have ex-pre.ved to the Secretary of Slate Its j amsincere regrets tor the unfortunate i Uu oreurfence at Mukden H Previously the Japanese Consul at Mukdt n had expressed regret to the American Consul there *The attack on Chamberlain was bv three Japanese soldiers early Sundaymorning. He was traveitng from the AmeHean Consulate to the railroadstation at Mukden to board a trainmgimtthemoin1to1ho;leeyetset(taift Cwefor Harbin He was beaten lt;Wpit* * thlt;the fart that he displayed iticntiflcu-ilon cards and an American diplomatic poxsport aIkbuchi.s inMon today marks the first time in aome years that another go* eminent has be n called on to offer regrets to the United Bta ea for am untoward Incident This country had the same experience last winter when Stlmson apologized tothe Italian government for discourteous remarks about Premier Mussolini made by Major RmnPcy Butler,1dealltelinitoUPin the house where, according to Rog-Ig eft, RoM-nhovcr took ttie paiiers that | rwce^ntly resigned Marine officer, Vm | had been In the safe ami the latteras id he would take care of the Jewelry.Paul Murnaghan, of Ridgway, wasbyheFIRE TRUCK BEINGenselsclHJ1Ifhe[to j later implicated by Rogers andatig.kCte *tins*-orleh*'k.aShaver as acting ax look-out when the safe was cracked open.Acting on a tip. Chief Yetxcr andOfficer (loetf of st Marvs, and Officers Lever and Miles, of the Ridgway force, went to the Blue Moon and placed Roaenhover under arrest Tliev then proceeded to the home* of the two Ridgway youths and arrested Rogers and Shaver The arrests were made after the officers had been out on the rase for severalhours.liathTO WASHINGTON *'USED IN MARCHPittsburgh, Jan. ft — fUPl — A bright red fire truck will acid a touch of mlor to the unemployed parade Father James R Cox will lead InWashington, D. C , TTmrsday When the main body of marchers left Pittsburgh today 2ft Joblessmen from Beck’s Run brought, Ui th^ dty in the viUaga fira truck, could not !♦' ac»ommolt;1ftted In parade trucks They were left behindnupet vineacoesfr:cfex
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DuBois Courier
DuBois, Pennsylvania, US
Wed, Jan 06, 1932
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