New York, Feb. 17. tou Ake. Rootevelt, through the George has sent a message
Brith" Embassy, "expressing obs terrence at the outrageous atiempe fu his life and offering. him con gratulations on his exeape, Sis. Ramsay MacDonald has sent couched in sinter tors factors believe. that Hon is" ontempltad a crat, ications are, No further ope
os So'Silee sti touged who very Sey Yo tgs lees ori Heer ce Tas seen net RS? dad Pater 8 Bight of quetoning Zangara repeated the story when frst taken to. police head-hing," he said. "There Is no need jwarters, "T have told you every.
to conceal any fact. 1 wanted Idil" the. President-elect and T am sorry that T failed, My life has been nothing but bitterness."
Zangara. denied that he had any-lone with him.. Some witnesses ported that he had talked to a man Fast before firing the first shot and had said, "I won't mise'
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me, You're the judge. what do not want to help for fear' of distances, bot everything passed of quietly.—
Miami, Feb, 18.
What the police believe is definite Partict in the plot to assasevidence that more than one man
Sinate President-elect Roosevelt last Wednesday, was obtained to-day during the questioning of five wnspects who were jailed here.
The men admitted that they had written a letter to "Bud Jones," in Newark, NI, in which they referred to the attempt to kill Mr, Roosevelt, The letter contained the phrase, "failure of our bricklayer comrade. The letter, however, did not deal
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