Auto Bandits Ravage Paris Highway Heist Route
A gang of armed bandits ambushed a private motor car on the public highway between Boulogne and Paris. They killed a chauffeur and wounded another employee, seized about $8,000 in notes, and escaped toward Paris. Police chased from Chantilly and Asnieres, with fingerprints and descriptions circulating as authorities pursue the gang led by Lipine.
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Asnieres
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Omoblic Bandits Move to Fund Auto Police Force
Jules Steex, minister of the interior, proposes a bill in the chamber of deputies to borrow provisions for a new automobile police crew. The move aims to bolster policing and road safety with targeted funding.
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Interior
Dixon absence delays conference with Fisher
Special Despatch from Washington reports Senator Dixon, in New York consulting with President Roosevelt, keeps the Montana delegation from meeting the secretary of the interior. Discussions focus on river projects including Myr river and St Mary's river, with planned appropriations and a forthcoming conference. Thomas Minton is named postmaster at Hobson, Montana, replacing Philbrook.
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Four Killed and Four Injured in Hotel Fire
A hotel blaze in New York killed four people and left four others seriously injured. Victims included O Malley, a former competitor, and two women identified as Mrs. Bird and Mrs. negra. Patrick McNamara was rushed to hospital along with three more men. Fire departments battled the flames as occupants were dragged from the wreckage.
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Polish girl ends life amid troubling notes
A Polish girl, 2 years known, died by suicide after leaving a note. She had been treated for illness and faced mockery and threats at a rural fair. Police and coroner inquiries followed as authorities sought to understand motives and ensure proper disposition of the case.
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Lit
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Mary Lyrde
Benton
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Tela
Wiley Resolution Shaped At Meeting Adopts Substitute
The New Jersey regulator moved adoption of a resolution honoring the retirement of Dr Wiley. A substitute from Virgil’s Marty was offered to refer the resolution to the committee on nomenclature, with support from the committee chair. The vote proceeded with discussion on amendments and prevailed.
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New Jersey
Marty
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WIPES QE DEECTT Washington Marvel ti
A garbled OCR text fragment references trading figures and entities including SMITA and Tremavry animals. It partially mentions a price of 1213.90 and a lending amount of 26,150.00 with unclear context and no coherent event or outcome.
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Smita
Fragments Hint at Corporate Deficit and Payouts
The fragment suggests a corporation facing a deficit and a payout plan to cover it. It mentions payment timing in June and an estimate of funds, with a focus on balancing accounts and addressing arrears. The text is highly garbled and names are incomplete.
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Butte
Prisoner Aid Attempt Lands Woman in Penitentiary
Bellingham Washington March 25 Neorgia Allen a young woman who tried to help federal prisoner George Male alias Kidd escape with a revolver at her bodice and stockings pleaded guilty to aiding in the escape and was sentenced to from 1 to 40 years in the state penitentiary Also mentioned are Wes Allen Vancouver and Paul Webster held on narcotics charges with opium smuggling across the boundary.
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Kidd
Milt
Paul Webster
Une
Darrow In Good Health No Compromise Of Case
Los Angeles March 25 Clar conve Wurrow Chicago attorney who defended MrNa mnanna ONT now under Indictment on a charge of alleged tampering with jurors denied reports he was in ill health He said towns never in better health and predicted his client right man and will come to trial to let the jury decide guilt or innocence
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Court fre es another inmate in censu case
In a padded census case in aroma Washington the court freed one defendant as Special Prosecutor Newton moved to dismiss the Schafer charge. Judge Rudkin ruled the government’s figures irrelevant while motions for acquittals for Kelly Watts were refused. The defense began introducing testimony on the defendant’s character as the trial heads to jury deliberations Thursday.
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Cotton Ivaport Issued by Washington Census
The censua Durcat report on cotton supply and disposition for the six months ended Wel 29 shows total supply at 10,727,222 bales with beginning stocks of 10,279,522 bales and ending stocks of 8,092,1? hundred. The release was issued at 10 a.m. and covers warehousing and distribution figures.
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Washington
Lieutenant Weld to Be Reprimanded Over Bridge Incident
In San Antonio Texas on March 2 lieutenant Renny Weld of the Eighteenth Infantry faces a reprimand for permitting 18 Walter Rinley soldiers to cross a bridge from El Paso into Mexican territory. The ruling was issued by the war department today.
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Renny Weld
Walter Rinley
el Paso
Local Ward Nominations Announced For Special Election
In Livingston on March, the committee released ward by ward candidates for the special election. First ward lists A. 1 Rosey, Second ward shows A. 8 Robertgons, Third ward names O. O. Bradford.
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Rosey
Robertgons
O. Bradford
Fires destroy homes in Nes Voren area
March 2 report from Nes Voren notes a fire that damaged several houses in the Woh district. Authorities say one dwelling is a total loss and losses are estimated near 900. Firefighters from Uainess and surrounding units battled the blaze for hours.
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