Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1938 — Page 5

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bombing a private detective, asserted today that he would “fight through to the Supreme Court” if necessary in seeking to gain a reversal He charged that it was a “travsty on justice” for the jury to conict two of the defendants and to cquit one. Lieut. Roy J. Allen, the After more than 30 years in the second man convicted, said that he! U. S. Cavalry, Col. Osmun Laalso was prepared to carry the case | trobe, Washington, is retiring. The to the nation’s highest court. order has been signed by PresiCapt. Kynette and Lieut. Allen dent Roosevelt. Col. Latrobe comheaded the powerful police intelli-| Mmanded the guard for President gence squad. The jury found them | Coolidge when he visited the guilty of planting a bomb in the | Black Hills in South Dakota in automobile of Harry Raymond, 1927. His ability as a yarn spinformer San Diego police chief. Mr.| ner amused the taciturn PresiRaymond almost was blown through | ¢ént, who had the cavalryman the garage roof last Jan. 14 when transferred to the White House

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he pressed the starter of his automobile. Wounded in 150 places, he lay near death for several days

Escape Death Penalty Capt. Kynette and Lieut. Allen

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something will happen to him.” | There had been two similar but less

serious bombings of civic critics, for |

which no arrests ever have been

were found guilty of malicious use of explosives. Capt. Kynette. an explosives expert and accused by the prosecution of being the man who actually planted the bomb, was convVicted additionally of attempted murder and deadly assault.

made. The case rocked Los Angeles politically. It brought a break be- | tween District Attorney Buron Fitts | and the Police Department. Mr Fitts, jubilant over the verdicts, said he would go before the grand | Both were acquitted of murder | jury Tuesday with “new evidence, | Conspiracy, the only count in the | the nature of which I cannot speak indictment that might have carried | now.” | 8 death penalty fF “It Fred A. Browne. another subordihate of Capt. Kynette, was exonergted or 1 charges and released. Unless the decision is reversed. | Capt t to prison | term of from two years to life. |

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