Prison Break Attempt Ends With Escape and Shootings
A jail escape attempt involving Gardner and two accomplices led to gunfire. Gardner escaped while two prisoners were shot. The incident occurred at a federal prison during a convoy or transfer, with one inmate reportedly serving a life sentence.
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Callooenia
Yoail Bain
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Sun Tiewe
Gardner
Np Aid Word
United States
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Blind to Teach Blind Steberd Vitdir Plans School in China
Steberd Vitdir, on his tenth birthday, became blind after a head injury at Pwanshsien Ammeriedt mission compound in Shots province. He aims to study and return to establish a school for the blind in Hawanghsien with support from his parents, Dro and Mrs W. Pruitt, long stationed in Pawanghsien.
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Dro
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Queen Annie and Gemecvi People Face Falling Spirit Power
Fragmented text reports Queen Annie claiming fallout from a new spirit among her Gemecvi followers since the war. The narrative mentions Armenien, tents at Stirkney near Chesge, and alleged swindling by several Sr tthtatanes.
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Pacerpigget Leads Large U.S. Life-Saving Corps Training
Pacerpigget, famed for training 000 life savers, serves as swimming instructor at Iowa State College guiding the largest life-saving corps class in the nation.
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T Pacerpigget
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Iowa State College
United States
Dr Robert J Formad Emerges as Leading Pathologist
Dr Robert J Formad, a prominent pathologist, arrived from Russia to pursue medical training in America. He began as a Pennsylvan ia University assistant earning 100 dollars a year while studying. Now a renowned figure in the Department of Agriculture, he specializes in ribid animals and is regarded as a leading expert in medical pathology.
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Russia
Robert J. Feruicdtas
University of Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Eskimo eats a salt and other brief notes
The Eskimo eats salt. Kingfishers nest small fishbones. Horseshoes of cowhide said to be made in Australia. The grasshopper has ears just below his knees like the cricket. Cheap teaspoons are manufactured from compressed fiber.
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