The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, December 29, 1920, Image 14
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"MuNK" [ASTMAN
R[CIV[S D[AIB WOUND
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('itizenship Restored as Reward for
Bravery. Son of Wealthy and In- the
dulgent Parents ('hose "Thugs" the
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New York, Dec. 26.-"Monk" East- sell
Oance leader of a notorious gang
I that terrorized the lower cast side, a
c'onviceted felon, hut restoredI to c iti-go
z/ensh ip as a rewar'd for heroism as a|
soldlier' in the great war', was slain pohi
Ishortly before dlaybrteak today by svas
IEast ma n's body, beain g five bullet '" I
wI ~ound~s, w~as found by a policemian at 1)1
the cornter of J'our'teen th strieet anddu
lourithI ave nue. Nearb'ly, on the steps)M
of a subway (en1trance,' lay a revolver wa's
with five empl~ty shells. A
it the lead mant's poc'ket s were $140t i se
a watcht andl rha in, antd a Christmas eith
cardl. The pr'esenc'e of the v'aluables viet
Iindicated to the Itolice that thte kill- test
Iin.g of IEastmani~ probtably was nott ptart net(
Iof t' ptrevailing (time wave, but the rei
r'esult of a ve'ndetta. A
lEast mtant, whose rig.h t ntamte waswa
WI*~illiamn Delaney', htad a yotuthtful e'a- top'
reer' that wats lurid event for untder- ade:
wvorld anntalIs. The son of' wealthy andi maci
indlulgentt. parents, he chose' as his was~
c' otmpa t nitns the gan igsterls of t he onte- shes
tme "toughttest"' distrtict int New York htis
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Saddle Horses,
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friends and ci
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ch will appear
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Fourteenth street and Third ave
-only a block from where he this
ning was killed.
dozen years ago the "Monk"
tian gang was composed of gun
, burglars and drug addiets, and
police claimed to have traccd a
e of murder mysteries to the zone
vhich the gansters operated. Their
er, however, served terms for les
crimes-hurglary, smuggling of
.oties and disposing of stoleni
Is.
he last t ime Eastman appeared o
[ee records was in 1915, when he
arrested, pleaded guilty to rob
P and was sentenced to two yearis
irison. On his release in October.
1, he enilistedl in the army as a
Trhboy in the 106th infantry of the
'nty-seve'nt h division, Hie then
forty-five years old.
fter the wair he was honorably
ha rged, but lackledl the rights of
:enshi ip beea use he had been~ con -
edl of felonyv. Governor Smith in
oring the soldier's civic stat us,
dI on the cnimmenda t ions of the
nmet's ollicers.
ni inicidlent relat ed to the G;overnor
hat Ea stman had "'gone over the
on hantds anrd knees with gren
with which to attack a German
'hine gun nest. T1he enemy fire
so intense that his pack was
tred from h is hack, bit he garineud
objective.
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yad Just Ar
Driving Horses,
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HUNTING TRII' FIND FATAL,
New York, Dec. 26.-One boy was
killed and two wounded by the ex
plosion of a piece of loaded gas pipe
land three boxes of eartridges in the
Brooklyn home of Herbert Brann, six
teen years old, who said he found the
piece while on a hunting trip near
Bergen Beach a week ago.
John McKenney, Jr., sixteen years
old1, a Wall street bank messenger,
was killed inistanitly when a piece of
steel wvent through his mouth into his'
brain, and Birann, who was trying to
open) the pipe, lost hiis left hand and
was cut by flying steel. P~aul Clan- A
dow, seventeen, also cut by the steel,
and Brann were removedl to a hos-.~
pitalI.
TIhe ear3tridlges wer' 03n a table in
the room when the im prov'ised bomb
exploded and the force of the explo
sion wrecked the room and knocke'
people from chairs in other parts of
the house.
I will apply to the* Judge of Probate
for. Carendon County, on the 27th) day
of D~ecembe(r, 1920, for3 letters of dlis.
char3ge as Executor of the Kt ate of
Nannie Louise .Jamtes, deceQased.
J1. F. Rlichbourg,
P'. Exec'utor.
ISummtont(, M. C., D~ec. 211, 1920.
IULESI!
rived.
Farm Horses.
i. Also alot of
Machinery.
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