Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 227, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1935 — Page 24

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POLICE NAB SIX AS SUSPECTS IN HOLDUP SERIES Women Are Said to Have Identified One as Lunch Wagon Bandit. Police today held six suspects for questioning in connection with three holdups yesterday and eariy today. Just 11 minutes after a lunch wagon at 906 E. Washington-st had been held up early today police picked up George Jordan, 27. of 942 E. Vermont-st. as a suspect. Mrs. Mildred Kuhn. 28. Eastgate Hotel, and Miss Mane Devore. 37. of 71? E. Vermont-st, who were in the "wagon” at the time, identified Jordan as the man who robbed them of $6. according to police. He was charged with vagrancy and a woman companion. Miss Mary York, 34, of 714 E. Vermont-st, was Charged with vagrancy, intoxica-

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