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12 DEPARTMENT OF POLICE pursued Hedgepeth to 15th street and commanded him to halt. His reply was several shots. Both pursuers then returned the fire and Hedgepeth fell dead. Arteson was sentenced to imprisonment for life, where he died of his wound. CARTER H. fuRRISON MEDAL-l9l0. Patrolman Joseph Devaney, Twenty-seventh Precinct, on November 22, 1910, attempted to arrest two men at Randolph and Peoria streets. One of the men drew a gun and opened fire on the officer, one bullet striking him in the left cheek and one in the neck. Although severely and painfully wounded, Devaney regained his feet and gave chase for four blocks, firing as he went, finally falling exhausted from loss of blood. Digitized by Coog Ie
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT 13 CARTER H. HARRISON MEDAL-1911. Patrolman George Newhaus, Fifth Precinct, July 2, 1911, 3 :15 o'clock a. m., while patroling his post, observed, three suspicious looking men near Thirty-ninth street and Rhodes avenue, and followed them. Securing the assistance of the owner of an automobile, he was driven to Thirty-eighth street and Indiana avenue, where he got out of the machine and walked up in front of the three men and asked to know their bnsiness on the street at that hour. One of the men, Steve Kelliher, on parole from the penitentiary for his last job of shooting Policeman Miller, drew a gun and fired at Newhaus, who returned the fire, neither of which shots took effect. The three men then ran, followed by Newhans exchanging shots, when one of them, James Hines, was captnred in a yard. Tnrning Hines over to some citizens, Officer Newhans contilllled in pursuit of the others, overtaking them a block and a half away, where they were captured with the assistance of several other officers who had been attracted by the shooting. The third man proved to be William Weber. They are three of the most desperate criminals in the country, and in their possession was found the proceeds of several burglaries. They were tried. convicted and sentenced to from one to twenty years each in the penitentiary. Digitized by Coog Ie
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