The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-18
Three Men Flesing Frsn UG
Robbery Job In Brysay n.
change Shots With IL
Local 04icsFs
PUT ON MORE SPEED
WHEN SICNALED 10 SU0P
Last Sighted Out Js2es9oas
Travelling Toward Mt Cls0-
ems at Terrific Pace

seriously Wounooos oSSor o0O01 y
Ing In . revolver duel with eNe g
the trio.
The man who wounded the
sheriff wac captured later ~ Z
posse Of farmers. He 0avo No
name - Robert ovlsey, q ~. n
falo, N. Y. The ohootl00 q ~
sheriff followed . daring rebhefy
on . lonely road neae Dsyam o.
shortly after mldnlglt. Three
yeuno men, we'll dressed, and ~
Ine In . big grey ear, held ~ IN
Herman q .. luytlee, proolooae
Of the eanltoi Chemical Labesa-
tory Co.; J. N. Dye, o. o. leulA
also connected with the oaaltel
company. and Mrs. Z. Smith asd
daughter, Alice, both ~ chteaoe.
Three automobile bandits. iloelng
from Byran, o.. after robbing an au--
there Of $500 and his anto,
we're tagged by four Detroit police.
men, after q general alarm haA been
given, that they were headed this.
way. Two Of the oficers shot q them
when they whixxed by, 1t % great
. speed that the police. could not pee
the color Of the car. The bandits
returned the ofncers' fire, nine shots
being exchanged.
Shortly after o'clock. THURSDAY
morning, Inspector George LArkins
received q telegram from Bryan. ~,
that three men In gray automobile.
bearing Pennsylvania ,liesaae, hed
held up . Bryan man onsartAo ont
skirts of the town, and had robDod
him Of 5000, and taken his a1to away.
probably to abandon the machine, ~
ter gaining time by forcing tnojr ytc-
tim to walk to town to rspoet
Inspector LarlKins immediately notl-
fed headquarters and Scottsn statica.
to be on the lookout for the bandtt3-
Motorcycle 0fiicers were planted
along the probable route Of the fngi-
tives, and the men on the beats wero
warned to be ON the Qui vive.
At 1920 O'Clock. PatrolmAn Has
felt and Kelley, at DIX and Section
avss.. saw . machine with three 0on.
travelling at terrific speed. approach
them. They stepped into the road-
way, and signaled for the machine
to STOP More speed was the a.
swer. and the ofncers jumped out q
the way and whipped out their guns.
They send three shots after the anto-
lists. Six shots were Ared By the
gang In the auto.
Patrolman louis Shauies, ct L.
and Twenty-Afth-sts at-
tempted to stop the car. still travei-
ing at terrific speed. bat the occu-
pants laughed -at him and sped On.
Meanwhile, the big -lysr" and The
detective fyer from police hsadQuaf-
ters were cruising about through D11-
ave-. LAfayette-blvd., Baker and crooe
streets. but never got look at the
fugitives, who took q cr11s-crooo
route, evidently knowing that the D.
troit police autos would b out and
waiting to greet them.
Patrolman Patterson had been Sta
toned on the Baker-st. bridge, near
Sixteenth, expecting that the fugi-
tives would surely cross there. They
failed to appear, and Patterson learn
ed that they turned North ct LIZ
fayette-blvd. and Mghteenth-st..
where another policeman had tried %
stop them.
The auto sped across the city. ana
was next reported from Fischer ana
Jefferson-aves.
Meanwhile, the flyer from McClel-
Ian station had been sent out when
the big machine appeared in the west
side. heading eastward. The ayer
did not connect with the speedlng
auto driven at . speed estimated o
between 40 and 80 miles an hour.
Local police notified Mt. Clemens
authorities to be on the lookout.
Odd FslloWu Pick Atlantic cry.
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