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(The Morning Edition Of The Abilene Dally Reporter)WEST TEXAS’OWNNEWSPAPERPRINTED LASTREACHES YOU FIRSTVOLUME 82 A.M. EDITIONABILENE, TEXAS, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 24TWELVE PAGESPRICE 5 CENTSNUMBER 189* VI*IREAD IT EVERY DAY:WhirligigA discussion of events and personalities in the news, world and national, by a group of fearless and informed newspaper men of Washington and New York.HAMILTON’S TERRIFYING FEARPhares HoldingReward MoneyPending TrialExplorerStricken■onIBARROWREVEALEDLittle Honeymoon Shipin Pacific; HadWest Texas DelegationSTATEMENTMARY O’DAREpendicitis(Copyright, 1934, By The Associated Press)ARCADIA, La,, May 23.—Clyde Barrow, notorious Texas law, and his gunwoman, Bonnie Parker, were ambushed and“Whirligig” will t» published as »newt feature. Opinion* expressed \r*those of the writer* contributing to th* column, and should not be interpret*0 as reflecting the editorial policy of thif newspaper.PromiseWritingiHv The Associated PressHv The Associated i*rrst * might be trying to put him on theDALLAS, May 23.—A terrifying j spot so he passed them driving very _.ar Raymond Hamilton, Texas bank fast.” she said, robber, had for Clyde Barrow, desperado slain in Louisville, was re-voo 1 oH tnnlcrht inA ATShe referred to a meeting which had been arranged apparently be-By The Associated Pres*WASHINGTON, May 23.—The navy was informed tonight that the condition of William Albert Robinson, stricken with appendicitis aboard his yacht at Tagus cove ofthe Galpoagos island, was too critical for an immediate opera-with0IIW l/v# \l VUVli AAVMA w ----------a posse led by an oldtime Texas ranger .Frank Hamer.The law-mocking desperado, whizzing along the “Big Road” highway at 85 miles an hour, ran right into a trap set for him.Before he or Bonnie Parker could get their guns into action the officers riddled them with **The trail of the bandit pairBy The Associated Pee**AUSTIN. May 24—L. G. Phare*.chief of the state highway patrol,today said the rewards for Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker, “dead or alive,” would be withheld pending trial of Billie Mace and Floyd Hamilton at Fort Worth. The patrol chief, suspecting Clyde and Bonnie, had guaranteed a reward of $1,000 for slayers of two patrolmen near Grapevine Easter Sunday. He had collected about $4,000 in free-will contributions. He said from this amount would come some expenditures for expenses incurred incident to the hunt for the killers. Hamilton and Billie Mace have been charged with the killings.with
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Abilene Morning News
Abilene, Texas, US
Thu, May 24, 1934
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