Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 90, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1934 — Page 15

AUG. 24, 1934

RUM RUNNERS IDENTIFIED IN $427,350 RAID Vannie Higgins Gunmen Are Picked Out by Witnesses. H<t CnUfd Prr. NEW YORK Aug. 24 -Search for a dozen bandits who -fuzed $427,250 r ah from an armored truck in Brooklyn earned headway today • ' w ith disclosure that three rum gang Ben had been Identified as par- • tlcipanrs in the raid. At the same time, coast guard .vessels snaked their way through f, the fog off Sandy Hook on the trail ” of three other Q JMCtI in a 100- • 'foot boat. A third angle in the search came . .from Keansburg, If. J.. where police said that an empty canvas bag from the Federal Reserve bank in New •York had been found on the beach. It might have been washed ashore • .from a boat, they said. The cash stolen in Brooklyn was in bags. . From a group of rouges gallery portraits of the associates of the , late Vannie Higgins, slain rum run•ner, witnesses selected threee men . as re mebhng participants in the • holdup. . All three were said to be hard.ened criminals capable of cngineer- . lng the nation's larsest cash rob.bery which followed in design and execution some of their highjacking exploits of the prohibition era. 'Their names and those of the witnesses were guarded. Meanwhile, two coast guard vessels answered an alarm that three suspicious nV’n were in a boat fifteen miles east of the Sandy Hook light vessel One of the searchers returned, after a fruitless hunt. Alaska to Develop Tin TIN CITY. Alaska, Aug. 24 Development of valuable tin deposits near here will begin with arrival of seventy-five tons of machinery shipped from Seattle. The tin ore is said to be among the richest found on the North American con-

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Mrs. Ella Rainey, widow of the late speaker of the House of Representatives, is being urged by influential Illinois Democrats for the nomination as Henry T. Rainey’s successor in congress. She is thoroughly familiar with congressional work, having been her husband's secretary for many years.

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