AMERICAN ITEMS

Hokitika Guardian, 26 November 1923, Page 3

AMERICAN ITEMS

AVKT.Ut.AN AND NJ. CABtE ASSOCIATION. CROOK ARRESTED. (Received this day at 11.10 n.m) Xh'NY YORK. November -1. j’olice 'in Us Angelos captured M- - ward Carlton, who was wanted lor robberies at a number of rich Hollywood a charming wife, whom he eomiella •to accomiJiUiy him mi lls KU( s ' 1 .wh * 77 ,11 a Ciii'inii' r-le then leaned from an •iea.ni. and escaped, but the police seemed evidence from the w.te winch led to his arrest .

BOBBER SENTENCED. y-jcW YORK Nov. 21. Another man. m life sentence m I -os . charges of robbery. IDs special,h lo enclose himself in a n-unk am a himself carried into hanks and oth places that he decided to rob

TIOMH on'KAGKS. NEW YORK. Xnv. thirty persons wore injured »d si-oros to*. J « bv the explosion of two bombs .l.utt d respectively apuust the Italian - Danish consulates. IV u, r L u radicals. It is baievcd the o - T „,,es were intended aiia.nst consuls personally, hut both escaped Mat,- people were hurled Iron, t e, .. . beds' and wounded by Hym-class. < Italian Consul found a box tibule and notified the pohee Bt ei„ K if m> innocent paekaf'e .bat . one left, and for which t ie owner wo« return he took it ins.de, and then ,n anticipation of the owner return,,,*, placed it outside again. A Bet the an had retired, a ter, ill,- explosion occurred, the entire front ol the ta being blown out. As a result of these explosions the- police are guarding the homes of the Mayor, judges and chief city officials.