Irene and Dague capture end to long crime spree
In 1930 Irene and W. Glenn Dague surrendered after a nationwide manhunt spanning several states. Irene fired the fatal shot that killed a police officer during a Butler Pennsylvania holdup and later surrendered in Arizona amid a blizzard and posse pursuit. The pair had eluded capture for years, courting danger together and facing trial in New Castle after their dramatic escape attempts.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Schroeder
Irene
Lang
W. Glenn Dague
Arizona
Bellefonte
Donnie
Dague
But- Ter
Brady Paul
Ernest Moore
Butler-New Castle
Paul
Moore
Dagne
Benwood
W. Va
Virginia
Arest
Phoenix
Aziz
Pjl
Charles J Margootti
Punxsulawney
Maine Brotherhood Elects New Officers
The Maine Brotherhood of Mutual Benefit elected new officers at its annual meeting. President J L Hemminger, Vice President Charles Kuhn, Secretary E A Tuck, Treasurer Norman Smith. Executive committee Dan Castle George Scholiman A H Howard. The group held a program with Juvenile RampLers musicians and performers Bud Euken and Virginia Greer. Refreshments were provided by a committee led by C L Russell and J G Fatles.
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Maine Brotherhood of Mutual Benefit
Maine
Odd Fellows
J L. Hemminger
Charles Kuhn
E. A. Tuck
Norman Smith
Dan Castle
George Scholiman
A. H. Howard
Brotherhood
Maine Lodge
Ramplers
Charles Louick
Carl Reeder
Lester Valliere
Ellery Whitmer
Wayne Whitmer
Charles Hart
Bud Euken
Virginia Greer
C L. Russell
J G Fatles
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Maine Brotherhood
Serpe Art
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Erie Joes
Krimine
Lamb
Ayrte
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Renesas