THE IJEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, JUNE 1. 1922.
Man Identified
as One of 2-Cuti
Grocery Bandits
I'r'iMntr, ArrctrJ After Bf
ing Shot by Houstkrrprr,
Held for Tril on
$10,000 Bom!.
"Fred" Horace Kuich. 22 Cum
ing street, waa identified in Central
Pli court yetterday at one oi
three mailed two gun grocery ban
Hits who field up a More February
7 and departed leaving "Our foniph
meita to Chief o( J'olice Dempwy."
Charles Hendricks, owner of the
grocery-. Sixty-fifth and Shirley
streets, testified t poiiie
Kuuh one of the men, and
fudge Wappkh held the prisoner
or trial under flO.OuO bond.
Kutch offered an unsupported
ahbl
George Evans, white. hired em
ploye at Ak'Sar.Ben field, tetMted
the Unditt Wicked Hm down, took
a few rent, then boed and one
laid. "Kindly present our regardi
to Chief of Polie Dempey."
Fred (Lone Star) Han, third
victim in the robbery, also identi
fied Kutth.
Kutch was arretted lat week
after Nell McNeill, hi housekeeper,
hot hmt in the thigh at the
California bar. She later told po
lice that Kutch brought home loot
the niitlit of the Hendricks robbery,
burned the papers obtained, and
tilked freely of the crime, iter
ttory was reiterated in court.
The three printer, each carry
ing two pistols, got $I81.W) and a
watch from the three victim. '
Auto Crash Victim
Dies in Hospital
Magnu F. Matzfii Surrumh
to Injur!' Kfrrivr l When
Train Hit Car.
Magnu F. Matien, fanner, W,
brother of John MaUen, atate auper
intendent of schools, died yesterday
in the Methodist hospital of injurie
received when hi automobile i
struck by a Northwestern passenger
train on the outskirts of tipper,
Neb, Monday morning at I O.JO.
The car wtt hurled SO feet and
Matien was thrown JO fret beyond
the auto by the force of the colliton.
The train wai Hopped and backed
up to the nation to awitch for an
other oncoming passenger train.
then bore the injured man to Omaha.
Superintendent Matien came to
Onuna to accompany the body to
ilooprr hrrt funeral amice will
be held Friday afternoon at 2. Burial
will be in the Hooper cemetery where
the Knighra of Pythia , will have
charge of the services at the grave,
tictidrt Superintendent Matien,
the dead man ( furvived by two lit
ter. Mr. 1. Simonson of Hooper
and Mr. Carl J. liana ol Twin Fall,
Idaho, .
Kt'aprtl Bank Bandit la
Rcturnr4 to Louisville
Wennl tronin. United State mar
that, escorted Fred Let Miller, et
raped bank robber from Cave City.
Ky. back to Louitville last night.
Miller wai captured recently at
(iraud Island, lie eacaped from the
Kentucky marthal while en route to
the pen alter receiving aentence.
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