The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1924-03-28

John Gamble, f03 North Happy
Hollow boulevard.
DIR. Grant williams, 4sos Farnam
street.
w. T. Wilson, s13 South Happy
Hollow boulevard.
Police late Thursday cleared records
OF four more recent robberies and gaze
Omaha a glimpse Of the seasons first
girl burglar.
She Il Mrs. Ruth Cameron. who
with her husband has left 4 string OF
burglaries netting thousands OF dollars
in four cities.
Detectives Pete McGuier and Bill
Cummings arrested Frank Cameron.
her husband. on description as he was
driving away from the postofiice in a
sedan stolen from Charles n. Powell.
Denver. early this month. Police be
lieye them to be members of an inter-
city band. Their statements incrimi-
nate a Denver jeweler as leader.
Under severe griling he gave h.s
Omaha residence address at local
hotel. Detectives Frank Kiilion and
" lille LAWS 6IftcAcl i4EA tA1AV o-A%-~
five large grips loaded with wearing
apparel, 58 caliber army revolver.
100 rounds OF ammunition. much
jewellery and a fortnight old fox
terrier pup which she cuddled TO her
heart and called "schnapps.
Incarceration in city jail deprived
her OF Schnapps. The pup was carec
for by Bob Craren. secretary to Chief
of Detectives Charles Van Deusen.
Police intercepted telegram at tns
hotel in Omaha where the pair regis
tered. 1t was from the Denver fence
and warned them not TO send any
more loot 10 his business address.
According to the girl she accom-
panied her husband on his night
nroylin~ Of homes in Chicago. Den
yer. Kansas City and Omaha AZ
chauffeur.
Omaha homes rrowied 10 wnicn tae
pair have admitted those OF Jonn
Gamble. Ios North Happy Hollow
boulevard. on March L: Dr. Grant
Williams, ssne Farnam street. ana
w. r. Wilson. 5i3 South Happy Ho'-
low boulevard Loot valued AT s2o.ooo
w.s obtained BY them in three
nights.
Il never actually participated IN
entering a i1eme.' said Mrs Cameron
But | was always there q block or
so away in the car waiting for Frank
I've would drive around until We
found a horne darkened aud shen !
would drive past for almost block
Frank would go 10 the house. rms
the bell and If no one answered he
would go in, by the door. virdow or
any other way he could get in.
we we're married Two years aSo
In Chicago. Ny home is in s.. Louis
but l haven't seen my mother since
was .. Frank used TO work for ths
yellow Cab company in Chicago. out
he was fired.
He then fell in with fellow who
has spent mos; Of his life IN prison.
l-They used TO rob homes together.
The town got too hot. 50 re went -
Denver. There Frank continued and
me heiping him by driving the car
We never made much in our jobs he
cause everything we got went innne.
distely 70 Denver by express and We
were paid by the man there-
I'VE got more than se,eoo worth
OF things from Omaha homes, but all
We got was about $50.
Mrs. Cameron regretted giving up
the dog.
Ii v-,s a g.ft - her from a farmer
between here and Kansas City. WHERE.
she stopped to ask the road. The
pair came TO Omaha from Kansas
City hast week.
| Police escorted Cameron 70 the
home Of Max Flotow. $3.50 Cass streei.
robbed Of several hundred dollars
worth Of clothing and tewelry last
night. He admitted he committed the
burglary.