boa ial at
Wright was losing his nerve. The gang then returned to Pennsylvania
and on Dec. 2h, 1925, they robbed a payroll convoy on. the. way to..the
mine at Mollenauer, Pa., and Yawarski killed pa ymaster Isaiah Gump.
His most ambitious and successful caper was on March 11, 1927, when
he and his gang BIH dynamited BAKX a Brinks armored car carrying
a $108,000 payroll to the Coverdale Mine. Miraculously, no one was
killed by the blast and the gang got away with the money though one
man recognized Jawarski and he was taken into custody on a farm where
he was hilding. Convicted of killing Isaiah Gump, he was sentenced to
die but escaped from the Alleghney County Jail before he was trans-
ferred to prison. On September 13, 1928, police in Cleveland, Ohio,
received a tip that Jawarski could be found in a restaurant and
surrounded the place. Ina fierce gunbattle, he shot and killed
Police Yergeant George Parstad. Jawarski was shot through the head
but survived though he carried the bullet in his brain until his
death. Heturned to Pennsylvania where he had already been sentenced
to die, he was electrocuted at Rockview Penitentiary on Jan. 21,
1929
MASTER DETECTIVE, Ottober, 1963.
< ey
Weight was losing his nerve. The gang then returned to Pennsylvania
and on Dec. 2h, 1925, they robbed a payroll convoy on the way tothe
mine at Mollenauer, Pa., and YJawarski killed pa ymaster’ Isaiah Gump.
His most ambitious and successful caper was on March 11, 1927, when
he and his gang BYSHXH dynamited BRXX a Brinks armored car carrying
a $108,000 payroll to the Coverdale Mine. Miraculously, no one was
killed by the blast and the gang got away with the money though one
man recognized Jawarski and he was taken into custody on a farm where
he was hilding. Convicted of killing Isaiah Gump, he was sentenced to
die but escaped from the Alleghney County Jail before he was trans-
ferred to prison. On September 13, 1928, police in Cleveland, Ohio,
received a tip that Jawarski could be found in a restaurant and
surrounded the place. In a fierce gunbattle, he shot and killed
Police “ergeant George Marstad. Jawarski was shot through the head
but survived though he carried the bullet in his brain until his
death. Returned to Pennsylvania where he had allready been sentenced
to die, he was electrocuted at Rockview Penitentiary on Jan, 21,
1929.
MASTER DETECTIVE, Ottober, 1963.
Wright was losing his nerve. The gang then returned to Pennsylvania
and on Dec. 2h, 1925, they robbed a payroll convoy on the. way to the
mine at Mollenauer, Pa,, and Jawarsid. killed pa ymaster ‘Isaiah Gump,
His most ambitious and edad caper was on March 11, 1927, when
he and his gang SUSE d HK a Brinks armored car carrying
a $108,000 payroll to the ne Mine, Miraculously, no one was
Killed by the blast and the gang got away with the money though one
man recognized Jawarski and he was taken into custody on a farm where
he was hiding, Convicted of killing Isaiah Gump, he was sentenced to
die but escaped from the Alleghney County Jail before he was trans-
ferred to prison, On September 13, 1928, police in Cleveland, Ohio,
received a tip that Jawarski could be found in a restaurant and
surrounded the place. In a fierce gunbattle, he shot and killed
Police Sergeant George Yarstad. Jawarski was shot through the head
but survived though he carried the bullet in his brain until his
death. Returned to Pennsylvania where he had already been sentenced
to die, he was e at Rockview on Jan, 21,
1929
MASTER DETECTLVZ, Obtober, 1963.
Se meee saeaee
susran Tam, ceater, 3963.
",..Paul Jaworski, notorious Pittsburgh bandit leader and confessed
killer of seven men, became engrossed ina continued magazine story,
When he learned that he would have to die before finishing the xskzr
serial, he said 'Gee, it's tough not to know how this thing édnds,'!
The publisher heard about it, and eee him an advance copy of the
final installment."
AGENT OF DEATH by Elliott, pages 153-15)
See I KILLED FOR THE LAW by Sheridan, page 56 (Red binder.)
",..Paul Jaworski, notorious Pittsburgh bandit leader and confessed
killer of seven men, became engrossed ina continued magazine story,
When he learned that he would have to die before finishing the skax
serial, he said 'Gee, it's tough not to know how this thing énds,!
The publisher heard about it, and sent him an advance copy of the
final installment."
AGENT OF DEATH by Flliott, pages 153-15);
See I KILLED FOR THE LAW by Sheridan, page 56 (Red binder.)
torious Pittsburgh bandit leader and confessed
ina continued magazine story,
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thing dnds,!
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when he learned that he vould have t:
serial, he said 'Gee, it's tongh not to know how
The publisher heard about it, and sent him an regen copy of the
me engrossed i1
final installment."
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See I KILLED FOR THE La by Sheridan, page 56 (Red binder.)
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Jawarski, 30-years-old at the time of his executioh, was one of the
mos& bloodthirsty and vicious gang leaders in American History. He
is offically credited with 22 murders though he -boasted-before his——
death that the number of his victims was actually 28. After an appre-
_nticeship in his native Allegheny County, Pa., he went to Detroit
where for two years he served as a gunman for various mobs before
returning to Pennsylvania and forming his own mob which specialized
in holdups of BE## coal mine payrolls, Yn Dec. 22, 1922, the Jawarski
gang robbed a Ays# payroll convoy headed for the Beadling Works-of ——
the Pennsylvania Coal Company of $28,000. Jawarski: shot motorcycle _
escort Ross Dennis off his cycle with a shotgun and deliberately
fired two more shots into him. On March 25, 192, in a solo holdup
of a Sharpsburg tavern, he was shot in the chest by bartender Louis
Mechiing. Released ESEX¥HiX from jail on $5,000 bond, he disappeared
and 28S GIMBIXKAEX rejoined his gang, shifting its attention back to
Michigan until the heat in Pennsylvania had cooled. On April 1), 1925,
they ropbed the American “tate Pank at Yetroit and Jawarski shot and
killed teller Charles lageert EEEXKEXESRKSR when Bageert triggered a
burglar alarm. On November 23, 1925, he killed his:own friend, Jimmy
Wright, an original member of his gang because he thought that
JAWARSKI, Paul OR MAwersk! VL a
Jawarski, 30-years-old at the time of his execution, was one of the
most bloodthirsty and vicious gang leaders in American History. He
is officially credited with 22 murders though he boasted-before his——
death that the number of his victims was actually 28. After an appre-
nticeship in his native Allegheny County, Pa., he went to Detroit
where for two years he served as a gunman for various mobs before
returning to Pennsylvania and forming his own mob which specialized
in holdups of $8## coal mine payrolls. On Dec. 22, 1922, the Jawarskil
gang robbed a S¥k% payroll convoy headed for the Bgadling Works-of —
the Pennsylvania Coal Company of $28,000. Jawarski, shot motorcycle _
escort Ross Dennis off his cycle with a shotgun and deliberately
fired two more shots into him. On March 25, 192, in a solo holdup
of a Sharpsburg tavern, he was shot in the chest by bartender Louis
Mechiing. Released FSEX¥XX from jail on $5,000 bond, he disappeared
and rejoined his gang, shifting its attention back to
Michigan until the heat in Pennsylvania had cooled. On “pril 1), 1925,
they rogbed the American “tate Pank at Yetroit and Jawarski shot and
killed tekler Charles lageert ESRXHEXRSRRER when Raggert triggered a
burglar alarm. On November 23, 19255 he killed his:own friend, Jimny
Wright, an original member of his gang because he thought that
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Jawarski, 30-years-old at the time of his executioh, was one of the
nos bloodthirsty and vicious gang leaders in American History. He
is officially credited with 22 mrders though he-boasted-before his
gang robbed a S¥%# payroll convoy headed for the Beadling Works-of
the Pennsylvania Coal Company of $28,000, Jawarski shot motorcycle
escort Ross Dennis off his cycle with a shotgun and deliberately
fired two more shots into him. On March 25, 192, in a solo holdup
of a Sharpsburg tavern, he was shot in the chest by bartender Louis
Mechiing. Released ¥5#Xf¥IX from jail on $5,000 bond, he disappeared
and i rejoined his gang, shifting its attention back to
Wichigan until the heat in Pennsylvania had cooled. On April Ui, 1925,
they robbed the American “tate Yank at Yetroit and Jawarski shob and
Wiled teller Charles laggort TERIMEEEEABER stom saveerh tein roa es
burglar alarm, On November 23, 19255 he killed his own friend, Jimny
Wright, an original member of his gang because he thought that
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