Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-09

and that he shouldaEosto the Western
Union office when ttF opened again in
the late afternoon.
Carroll appeared at the telegraph
office shortly after & o'clock. Chief;
Lowe was in hiding in the rear where
he could watch everything in the front
office. Upon q pre-arranged signal
from the clerk, he left through the
back door as soon as Carroll appear
ed and met him inl the front.
Others Arrested In Car.
officer Feiter, who had been placed
on guard irfsthe street, saw Carroll get
out of a Hudson touring car which
was parked at the curb across from
the Western Union office. There were
" other men in the car, ans ~sfs..
Chief of Police Lows arrested Carroll,
Yeiter stepped up to the automobile
and arrested the other two men. who
proved to be Mcconnell, the uan
wanted for murder, and Retter.
1t appears hat Carroll wired Ma
Carroll to send him the 500 in tho
name Of Burke: the name OF the man
with WMpMaMrs. Carroll, according to
theSaatSttkkss. vas living. According
to- DsSAeA2AaYSlarum Mrs.%Carroll, suf-
ferdng HKr61tRgsyhe effects OF drugs over
looked gCart6lEs request to wire him
in the name OF Burke. and sent the
money In his own name. The money
was at the Western Union Office when
he appeared for 1t yesterday. but he
inquired in the name of Burke and
so it was not delivered. Mrs. Carroll,
Mr.. Glarum said, just finished a term
in the Wisconsin prison at Waupon
last May.
Insists He Is Burke,
Today, Carroll insists that he is
Burke. When questioned by Detec-
tive Glarum, he denied absolutely that
he was Carroll, insisting that his name
is Burke. H&sGlarum said that Mrs. Car
roll told hirheSunday morning that she
was separated, from Carroll and was
living with Burke. He asked her why
she had been wiring money to Carroll,
! and, according. to him, she replied:
We'll, he's my ex-husband. Why
shouldn't, 1? Wouldn't you do the
same?"
Mrs. CARROTS arrest followed the
arrest Of Mills and a night Of so-called
w~ild-goosei chases around Mime
apolis: The detectives received sew.
eral tips before they got to- the home
of Mrs. Carroll on Washington ave.
nue..
Mills Started Chain.
Mills, according to Glarum, appear.
ed at the s. Swanson jewelry, store In
Minneapolis with another woman, and
negotiated for the purchase of a dia.
mond. He paid for 1t in travellers
checks issued by the St. Anthony STATE
Bank in st. Paul. When the checks
were presented. to the bank, it wa
discovered that they had been stoler
in the robbery Of that place on Sep.
tember ~. The next day Mills agar
appeared at the jewelry store, ostenst
bly, to complete negotiations for the
purchase of a second diamond which
the woman had looked at. The pc,
lice believe, however, that he reall.
wanted to learn whether or not Mr.
Swanson had discovered Vat tn,
checks had been stolen. His u-res
followed shortly after this. For
long time, Mills denied that he knew
anything about the robberies. blu
shortly before: !. O'Clock Sunday morn
ing. after he had been recognized b,
sTI7one "sot ~tha~deteclivesree-Mil 4 brokt
down. then. and told. the whole story
the detectives said. 9 / ~
The detectives, then, went to Mr.
Carrolps home and placed her unde
arrest. Her story was told shortl
afterward.
Detectives Glarum and Gilman hav
peeH WOrkln8 on the 0ank rODDer
cases for some time. When they pick
ed up the clew. they worked CAREFUL
and swiftly, and soon had gathered i
all the threads. of the case. Whe
they got here last night, they disspv
. cred that the roundup was more i'm
portant than they first figured, for on
) Of the men held, was Mcconnell. 70
: whom the Minneapolis police. ha
been searching. for months. -"
Mr.. Glarum said today that the
t thought that Mcconnell would firt, OF
casionally with the alleged gang Z
l bank robbers, but hat he would ne
stick to them permanently for 1.-The
;. were too heavy for him."
: Carlson's Arrest,
Carlson was arrested in Crooksto
: on a charge Of stealing L. E. Ker
: nedy's car. He is suspected of bein
: implicated in the robbery Of the 8
Anthony State Bank in St. Paul. O
5 n side Of his head. near the fore
, head. is.ia mark said to have bee
re-. ~