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cw Bto-tic ofarmyGivesAftera f terboardFootrace from Law■stitutcPitts-Gilbert Martin, 25, IsdgwayheldOutrun by Officer, 61.Second Youth Is Held.Mycr.Twenty-five-year-old Gilbert Mai-ribute. | t;n, Inter-City district. Kansas Cityt offi- surrendered in a yard last nigh!r posti Mac-after a pursuit through streets andalleys, through gardens and lawnsage of and over fences.He was caught oy Police Officeresville, t Joseph Miller, who is 61.«*I outwinded him. said Miller.Martin started running whenr was ; police attempted to question occu-ief ofMlo-fi thepants of a motor car carrying anIdaho license. They had receivedcomplaints of persons tossing bot’Iee postout of a car. The 1947 Ford sedanwas stopped on Calhoun near thcom-n Eu-shing.ow asChillicothe Iron Company, and whethe police car approached Mart;startedMiller shouted, bu24.bornle jobMartin paid no heed. Martin turneElmtwo or three times'* over the fugitive’s head. Martin ducked, butkept runningWhen he turnedrn inaway and started running throughlawns and gardens. Miller said heberly, no ionj?cr warning shots, forruary ; jcar 0f striking residences.spentKan Several Blockslan ofThe entire tootracc carried overa course of six or seven blocks. Miller estimated.Martin, pantingheavily, finally stopped, and help uphis hands. Miller snapped handcuffson the fugitive and flagged down aIYellow Cab which happened to be! going by. Theihe two to the police station.U andTucMeanwhile, Officer Roy lt;RedKmbeck stayed with the car. inwhich a second occupant remained.from The youth, identified since as Har-| lan O’Guin, 13. of 802 Arlington./ed to| Kansas City, apparently had beenplac* asleep. When Knibcck attemptedJ. M» fieldto remove O'Guin from the car. theyouth locked the rear doors.Hewar didn’t want to let me in. andged.started kicking, Krubeck said. Hiearedo officer opened the front door andmorn- pulled O'Guin over the front seatphon*' and out of the car.*etcricThe 18-year-old O’Guin was toori thf* drunk to be questioned last nighte tele- and was permitted to sleep Martins’eigh- was questioned several hours byi out.: Police Chief Wilbur Pfaff. other cityimers officers and a state highway troopernagedChief Pfaff said a radio checkishingwas made on Martin and came backwith not wantedMA furtheritruek check was being made on the Ctrin all and license plateTheWhat charges, if anv. would beus not filed against Martin was uncertain.O’Guin was oeing held merely foiortcdwereinvestigationPfaff said Martin is Gilber** the (Skillet* Martin, who was sentencedhere Jan. 19, 1918. to a 2-year term'h:l- at Algoa Farms in connection withflock the fatal stabbing of his brother-m-mee-. law, Walter Baker, 23 Bakeraftero~v24, 1947. on Stewart street, insince southeast Chillicothe, duringla mil v row. Martin was 18 at thetime. Charges of attempting toburglari?* the Crookshanks BakerySept. 2, 1947, were filed against Gilbert Martin and were dismissedMuch 3, 1948, after Martin wa*.
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Chillicothe Constitution Tribune
Chillicothe, Missouri, US
Thu, Jun 30, 1955
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