Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-26
BANDITS THREE
TERR0R|zE
L-Y n N
TRIPLE TRAGEDY IN
MASSACHUSETTS TOWN
Attempt to Steal actoy Pay
roll Results in Death Of Manu-
facturel Policeman and Rob
ber Latter Self Slain.
10y Morning. Journal ss.eIal L.a..a wlr.l


Lynn, Mass, June 25..-Three ban
dils, armed with automatic magagin,
revolvers, today shot and killed
Thomas A. landregan, a shoe manu-
| tacturer, fatally wounding Police or.
ficer J H. Carol and ran away witt
a bag containing $4,000 Policeman
Carroll died shortly aftorward Al
| hour Inter one OF the bandits was
dead from "a self-lnflicted wound a
second Was In the hospital with five
bullet wounds. while the third was
under arrest Abraham Lyons who
wns wandering through the woods
wns shot IN the thigh by one Of the
robbers, who mistook him for "a pur-
suer All but seven dollars OF tn,
money Was recovered
The bandits We're Russian Poles
their ages ranging from 20 To 20
years 1t ls suspected that at least
one of them was identified with the
Jamaica plains outlaws who COM
wjtted two murders and. terrorized
tfift suhorb Of Boston in 1900 The
same bandits are also suspected OF
completely IN murder and robbery
at Methueni Mass
IN Accompanied BY the policeman,
Nh Landl egan was going from the
bank With money fof the employees
az Welch and Landregan's Factory.
The robbers were close behind their
victims and soon two of them drew
magazine reVplVers ana began firing.
rhe manufacturer fell dead in his
tracks. With bullet through his
brain officer Carroll staggered q
few steps down the street, then
dropped unconscious. The wound
from which he died was in the LETT
temple,
The third robber seized the money
bag, while the bandits who had done
the shooting made "a demonstration
With their fevolvers, waving back all
those who gave evidence VI amy In
tention TO interfere
Finally they ran after their COM
rade BY this time the pursuit was
on. The bandits started for High
Rock, one Of the most commanding
heights in the city threatening
whomsocver they met and firing sew
eral random shots A horse belong
ing to Miss Bessie Baker was being
held by a groom IN front OF the
Baker home one of the robbers
grasped the horses bride and,
threatening the groom with death II
he inteTielcd. started down the street.
Miss Baker hearing the disturbance,
ran out OF the house, threw her arms
around the horses neck and held on.
The bandit thereupon dropped the
bride and rem
Reaching the summit Of High
Rocks the bandits divided the money
They then separated
Police and citizens discovered one
of the bandits in thicket Several
shots were fired at him and the iugi-
live returned the fire. called upon
to surrender his answer was to send
u bullet through his brain. He died
instantly He had been wounded In
five places second bandit was lo-
Gated short distance away. He sur
rendered only after he had been shot
four times He was taken to the
Lynn hospital and probably viii die
He said his name was Andy Alison,
The third man was captured with
out struggle. one of the fingers
OF his left hand had been shot away
He gave his name as Caccino Wlad-
opsEi Neither he nor the wounded
man could throw any light on the
identity Of the dead man