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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1912

Page

5

Murder tale pits suspect in hold up and surrender

Crawford Graham a moving machine operator in New York told Patrolman Behusaheer last night a tale of a hold up on Sunday morning at Fifty-ninth street and Third avenue Brooklyn ending with a knife theft. He later told District Attorney O Neil he was prompted by detectives. In Annapolis Md two candidates contend for the Democratic nomination for Congress from the Fifth district Frank G Smith of Calvert county filed his name and A Theo Brady, former State senator, said he would contest the nomination.

Crawford Graham Mace Kung Anon Ong Behusaheer Fifty-ninth Street Third Avenue Brooklyn Dustiga O'Neil Annapolis Frank G. Smith Calvert County A. Theo Brady Semante Arvadet Gouty Mr. Smith

Robber snatches satchel from Chicago cashier

Albert Kehoe a 30 year old cashier for M J Neahr Company paper bag makers was robbed of 31870 by a man with a revolver at West Sixteenth Street and Armour Avenue in Chicago. Kehoe had drawn the money from a bank and was en route to the company offices. Post Want Ads Are Free. Use the classified columns of The Post and secure results. No charge for the advertising.

Steent Chicago Albert Kehoe M. J. Neahr Company West Sixteenth Srelt Armour Avenue Kehoe

Subcommittees Meet in New York on Tuesday

A coal mine workers and coal operators subcommittee, after adjourning in Philadelphia, plans further talks in New York on Tuesday to advance an amicable settlement. A tentative deal circulated today was denied by the committee, but progress was reported and a compromise is hoped soon. Further discussions in New York will involve company presidents as the suspension enters its second week.

Philadelphia New York Ansareament Totmy

Motive and Arrest in Chinatown Double Murder Case

A two year man hunt ends with the arrest of a Black suspect in Richmond Va Det Sgt Joseph J Ryan of New York and Capt Lee McMahon of Richmond report the suspect admits killing two Chinese men Wong See and Wong Que who ran a restaurant at 66 Weet tath street in New York on March 18 1900 He claims self defense and suggests a third Chinese man killed was a witness The prisoner will be transported to New York on Monday.

Enda Richmond Joseph J. Ryan New York Lee McMahon Apresthaniel J. É Acalas gales ager @ wears Wong See Wong Que Weet Tath Street Motley

Eleven Robberies Reported Across the Capital

Police logged eleven robberies from capital neighborhoods yesterday. Victims include Mrs Cora Roberts on Dungmere Fourtqntn streets and residents on Florida and Biltmore avenues. Items stolen range from jewelry and coats to fountain pens and clothing. several cases cite mislaid keys and opportunistic thefts near stores. A neighbor, William Mertimin, was questioned by the Central Office.

Cora Roberts Dungsmere RP. Andrews Company F Street I. W. Nordlinger Gale Adrome William Mertimin Central Office

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