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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1914

Page

11

Fatal Gun Fight Ends Cincinnati Bank Bandit Chase

Police killed Frank G Hohl after a high speed chase through Cincinnati following bank robberies and a car theft. A second officer was fatally wounded and ten thousand pilots missing is reported as investigators pursue confederates tied to the crime.

Cincinnati Frank G Harry Buckshorn West Ninth Street Hohl Edward Knoulais Hower

Grasshopper Wins Pony Class at National Lawn Tennis Meeting

The report details Grasshopper capturing the pony class title at the national lawn tennis meeting. It notes LI GH MISS GUGGENHEIM receiving a ribbon and references other police and criminal events tied to Hohl including bank and diamond robberies, escapes, and a wife denying knowledge as officials search for a female confederate. It also covers US National Lawn Tennis Association plans for tournaments and potential Davis Cup actions with Wrenn signaling possible retirement and Adee named as successor.

New York America United States National Lawn Tennis Association Newport Robert Wrenn George T. Adee Wrenn

Former Bank Robbery Suspect Hohl Killed in Cincinnati

Pittsburgh dispatch reports Frank G. Hohl who was killed in Cincinnati had been indicted here for the Homestead National Bank robbery of August last, during which he and accomplice Joseph Kaufman of Chicago allegedly seized $9,000 and fled in a stolen automobile amid a police chase that left a policeman seriously wounded.

Hohl Altoona Pittsburgh Hollidaysburgs Kansas Frank G. Hohl Cincinnati Homestead National Bank of Homestead Joseph Kaufman Chicago Kaufman

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