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ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE; John Heintz Shot His Common-law Wife and Then Tried Hard to Shoot Himself.

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE; John Heintz Shot His Common-law Wife and Then Tried Hard to Shoot Himself.
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John Heintz, a clerk, twenty-one years old, of 113 East One Hundred and Eighth Street, shot his common-law wife, Millie Heintz, last evening at Third Avenue and, Thirty-fourth Street, and was only prevented from committing suicide by Policeman John Spencer of the Twenty-first Precinct, who arrested him. The woman's wound is not serious. She was taken to Bellevue Hospital. Heintz was locked up. View Full Article in Timesmachine »

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