Four Dead Following Quarrel Over Wagon
MISHAWAKA (Ind.), July 11. -
Four persons were dead to-day, the aftermath of an argument over repair of a farm wagon.
An argument arose between Joseph Hanak, 45, and his brother, George, 50, as to which would repair a wagon. Joseph apparently became insane with anger. He seized a shotgun, shot and killed his brother, then his own wife, Mrs. Joseph Hanak, 43, then his nephew, Stephen Hanak, 19, and finally turned the gun on himself and committed suicide.
The Fresno Bee Republican; Fresno, California.
July 11, 1932; Page 2A.
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MISHAWAKA (Ind.), July 11. -
Four persons were dead to-day, the aftermath of an argument over repair of a farm wagon.
An argument arose between Joseph Hanak, 45, and his brother, George, 50, as to which would repair a wagon. Joseph apparently became insane with anger. He seized a shotgun, shot and killed his brother, then his own wife, Mrs. Joseph Hanak, 43, then his nephew, Stephen Hanak, 19, and finally turned the gun on himself and committed suicide.
The Fresno Bee Republican; Fresno, California.
July 11, 1932; Page 2A.
dm wms (#47395868)
Four Dead Following Quarrel Over Wagon
MISHAWAKA (Ind.), July 11. -
Four persons were dead to-day, the aftermath of an argument over repair of a farm wagon.
An argument arose between Joseph Hanak, 45, and his brother, George, 50, as to which would repair a wagon. Joseph apparently became insane with anger. He seized a shotgun, shot and killed his brother, then his own wife, Mrs. Joseph Hanak, 43, then his nephew, Stephen Hanak, 19, and finally turned the gun on himself and committed suicide.
The Fresno Bee Republican; Fresno, California.
July 11, 1932; Page 2A.
dm wms (#47395868)
MISHAWAKA (Ind.), July 11. -
Four persons were dead to-day, the aftermath of an argument over repair of a farm wagon.
An argument arose between Joseph Hanak, 45, and his brother, George, 50, as to which would repair a wagon. Joseph apparently became insane with anger. He seized a shotgun, shot and killed his brother, then his own wife, Mrs. Joseph Hanak, 43, then his nephew, Stephen Hanak, 19, and finally turned the gun on himself and committed suicide.
The Fresno Bee Republican; Fresno, California.
July 11, 1932; Page 2A.
dm wms (#47395868)
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