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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1933

Page

5

Liquor runner in Iowa killed federal agent in pursuit

In Oskaloosa Iowa June 33 AP peace officers hunted a liquor runner suspect Claude Ride of Creston after a five mile chase. Harry Elliott of Des Moines was killed when shot in the face as he tried to arrest the suspect. A. A. Murphy of Spencer was wounded in the head neck and shoulders but expected to recover. Kennedy Sheriff Frank Hook recounted the shooting. The chase began after officers recognized the couple traveling in the suspect’s car.

Oskaloosa Iowa Harry Elliott Des Moines A. A. Murrphy Spencer Federal Liquor Bureau Murphy Frank Hook Claude Rideout Creston Murthy Elliott Elliot

Suspect in Elkton Farm Robbery Shot by Officers

Desmond Ashley sought for March 3 Elmstead farm raid near Elkton was shot in the chest and captured at his mother's Jordan home by Hickory county deputies. He was hospitalized in critical condition. Charged as a gang member in the $425 robbery of Mr and Mrs Cook, who were bound and gagged but later released. Several gang members already rounded up and one turned state’s evidence.

Springfield Desmond Ashley Elkton Hickory County Jordan Ashley Fred Vandeman Hermitage Joe Cook

Patrol Arrest Totals For 1933 Report

State highway patrolmen arrested 2343 people in the first five months of 1933, Col. B. Marv in Gaste, superintendent, announced. Convictions reached 1318 with only two acquittals. Nearly one third of arrests were for automobile license violations. many were dismissed upon compliance. Some cases still pending.

Col B. Marvin Gastte

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