Marshal Davis was shot and killed by one of three brothers who were outlaws. One of the men had been arrested but the other two escaped from authorities and fled to North Baltimore. Marshal Davis encountered the two men in an alley off of Main Street and was shot and killed. Although wounded, he was able to return fire and killed one of the suspects. The second suspect escaped but was later shot and killed by police in South Bend, Indiana.
Jay Davis, North Baltimore Marshal, was killed July 8, 1932, by the Stoney
Brothers as they blazed a trail of crime and bloodshed from Minnesota.
Jay Davis, North Baltimore Marshal, was killed July 8, 1932, by the Stoney
Brothers as they blazed a trail of crime and bloodshed from Minnesota.
Marshal Davis was shot and killed by one of three brothers who were outlaws. One of the men had been arrested but the other two escaped from authorities and fled to North Baltimore. Marshal Davis encountered the two men in an alley off of Main Street and was shot and killed. Although wounded, he was able to return fire and killed one of the suspects. The second suspect escaped but was later shot and killed by police in South Bend, Indiana.
Jay Davis, North Baltimore Marshal, was killed July 8, 1932, by the Stoney
Brothers as they blazed a trail of crime and bloodshed from Minnesota.
Jay Davis, North Baltimore Marshal, was killed July 8, 1932, by the Stoney
Brothers as they blazed a trail of crime and bloodshed from Minnesota.
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