Bank Messenger Slayings Probe Reveals 59000 Spent in Five Days
Camden prosecutor reports nearly 35000 recovered from a grave linked to the accused mother as Shuck and James confess murder and align on every point. The case centers on Wolverton and others who allegedly funded the killings, with witnesses detailing money buried in cemeteries and dramatic testimonies about the events surrounding the crime.
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Camden
Atypia
Tye Rayvaudt
Maines
David Sy
Cameleon Bank
Mes Rengor
Sertgalaf Coomten County
Monde Prbile Seltit Rail
Wolverton
Stam Prince Says U S Girls Heroines
Stam Prince claims U S girls are heroines while commenting on a distant event. The remarks touch on national pride and social roles as observers weigh the meaning of leadership and courage.
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Stam Prince
U.S
Pastor Exonerated In Dry Raid Death
A jury absolved a pastor in Ontario after a dry raid death in a jury inquest. The coroner’s jury found the shooter acted in self defense amid the incident, clearing the pastor of criminal responsibility. The fragmented OCR notes indicate a verdict favoring self defense though details are unclear.
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Wia
Phe Penekiia
Kent
Ponti
Major Ball Leagues Break Up Form New 12 Team League
CINICAGQO November 8 Major baseball leagues split and form a new twelve club league. The eleven clubs from the National League plus three from the American League allied with them organize the league after the American clubs refused an ultimatum. A twelfth member will be chosen later. The Lasker plan for civilian control of professional baseball proceeds, with Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis named chairman of the tribunal to govern the game.
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Cinicagqo
Eigit National League
Gye American League
Lasker Plin
Kenestw M. Landis
Chicago
Landis
Coal Mine Tipple Dynamite Attempt Reported
Unclear OCR text notes a dynamite attempt at a coal mine tipple in an area with multiple named individuals and authorities reporting an incident. Details are fragmented and names are inconsistently legible.
Shooting of Donahue Probably Accidental
Investigators say Archie W. Donahue a New York news writer was fatally wounded on the Newtown turnpike by an unidentified man while his brother-in-law Edward S. Pitz ter watched. Authorities call the shooting probably accidental after a forty eight hour inquiry, with conflicting witness accounts and evidence from the scene including top and gasoline traces.
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Archie W. Domihue
New York
Newtown
Edward S. Pitzsehter
Red Cross Membership Drive To Be Held Here Nov 14 20
A Red Cross membership drive will be conducted locally from November 14 to 20. Volunteers will operate a recruitment table at a central location, with officers and community groups urged to assist. The drive aims to expand local blood donation and emergency aid support, seeking new members and pledges, with emphasis on youth involvement and neighborhood participation.
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Red Cross
Piabeoport
Chueh
Bowie Gan Sieulay
Sud
Tate
Gibery
Cacpuer
SMA
Fee
Rho
Cros
Clark
Crank Indicted In Coughlin Case At Penn Town
Grand jury indicts Crank in the Coughlin case at Penn Town detailing the escape attempt and alleged acts. Witnesses described hearings, with references to a sum of $2200 and the presence of key figures in a long-standing investigation.
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Crank
Coughlin
Apoiliis
Penn
Nay
Ana
Perth
Grand Jury
Cooghlin
Bars
Pad Pesturtionn
Lee
Ole Excartion
BEL
Pacniile
Ssa
Walt
Aerma
Hinds
Rules Governing League Draft Plan Unevenly Drafted
A letter from A D Lasker of the Chicago Athletic Club outlines a proposed civil governance plan for a new national league. It describes a governing body and the acceptance of a twelve club structure, with opposition and support from key figures including Johnson. The document references earlier league changes and internal discussions on control and legitimacy.
Supreme Court allows liquor transfer from warehouse to home
A high court ruling clears a path for transferring intoxicating beverages from warehouse to private residence as a potential May release of vast stock. Prohibition officials fear the decision may enable evasion of the Dig Law, with disputes over whether shipments to individual homes circumvent prohibition.
Palmer's edict in coal case labeled close 10 felony
The article reports on Palmer's edict in a coal case being called a close ten felony. It notes C B Ames, a former Palmer aide, defending the attorney general Simms explains resignation and discusses evidence and procedures, with references to court actions in a United States district court and ongoing writs.
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Palmer
C. B. Ames
Simms
Pevlal Ind
WRC
Haeennett
Badhiae
Obes
Obie
Pennsgiania
Medel Jide Anders
United States
Derdige - Adalerig
Tiers
Gebonext
Jarvis
Kemeray
Palace
Valer
Anders
Harding Vacationing Party Quells Town Visit Details
A party of 88 from Harding traveled to Point Isabel for a winter resort stay. They remained in a fishing town area with hotel and dining arrangements described, including a private car trip and a return by special train reaching Lowryville before visiting Brownsville.
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Point Isabel
Texas
Piathway
Harding
Isabel
Pest
Nesiies
Pontinental
Areivedt
Faye Hay
Hostike Hovses
Crynies
Lrowsayile
Brownsville
Miei
Macher
Dee Hae
Bernina
Severn
Elaritiope
Dave
WSL
Beabey Arent
Henin
Abelisiels
Celert Ahl Saik
Suvange Ta Patina
Limited Facilities Injuring High School Report
Slawson reports facilities at a high school are injuring students and staff. The article notes ongoing overcrowding and maintenance delays affecting classes and safety, with upcoming plans for renovations and a scheduled school board meeting to discuss remedies and funding.
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Slawson
New York May Cancel All School Contracts Probe
A disjointed city wide article notes New York plans canceling all school and public building contracts amid a building trust probe. It mentions a joint legislative committee, special meetings, and ongoing investigations with various officials and figures referenced in fragmented text.
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New York
STAW
York
City of
Consis
Irish Home Rule Bill Clears Final Commons Hurdles
London dispatch reports the Irish Home Rule bill near passage with two new clauses endorsing second chambers and potential dissolution of parliament if improperly constituted. Provisions spark criticism from Asquith and Irish opponents who fear reversion to a backward crown colony, while ministers defend the measure as a practical framework for Irish self government.
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House of Commons
Ulster
House of Lords
London
Associated Press
Commons
Asquith
Ireland
Sorond
Parliamenia
Andrew Renar Taw
Sir Lining Worthington
Vans
Pensions
Eritt
Shrodward Carvan
Worthington- Loeus
Irby
Iich Univers Nytt
Worthington
Ford
Catholic party leader declined forming cabinet
Antwerp deputy leader of the Catholic party rejected joining a potential cabinet after an invitation from the prime minister. The premier stated plans for a cabinet would proceed as scheduled, with formal announcements forthcoming this week.
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Thi Ae . Mo Rept Rs
Antwerp
Bridgeport Greeks Demand Plebiscite
Bridgeport Greek community pushes for a plebiscite as part of ongoing civic debate. Officials and residents weigh regional status and potential political changes amid local tensions and public meetings.
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Bridgeport
Raids Reported By Dublin Police
TANTHON November 8 reports say raids were conducted by Dublin police. A man named Thom He Pound was found dead at his Bridge-Purl residence. The scene was near Sniwley Avenue where a burned body was discovered, with a suspect statement about a recent theft and a tense confrontation involving local workers and coal supplies.
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Hii Wak
Bridge- Purl
Tie Bar Khuehaior Furniture
Fos Pardin Teags
Wis
Sniwley Avenue
Record of Five Crops Yearly Output by American Farmers
A garbled report details American farmers breaking a five crop year record with figures on corn wheat tobacco and other yields. It cites price figures per bushel and total crop values, mentioning December and November data, nationwide totals, and multiple states or regions in a broad agricultural summary.
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Basel
Thalath
Dorian Mu
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