Handcuffs or no Dora Cox Desperado Arrested Again
A notorious outlaw known as Dora Cox or Dora Vlawthorn facing capture near Farisboro Oklahoma. The article chronicles her aliases and alleged crimes from horse theft to bootlegging, detailing repeated arrests and escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Cox
Femsie Desperado
Belle Starr
Dera Cox
Farisboro
Gklabotua
Dora Vlawthorn
Lattle
Jesse Denties
Fife
Dora
Chateh
Berry
Blaine County
Oklahoma
Lora
Kingsher
Ether Pearch
Dave Geo
Arkansas River
Perry
Ste
Unclear historical crime tale with jagged OCR text
Readers confront a garbled narrative describing a robbery event and a confrontation. The fragmented passage mentions a Rev C. L Berry and robbers escaping after an attempted shooting, with tense scenes and local responses.
Turbulent Tampa Tales and Oddities in Wartime Slang
Fragmented OCR text mingles humor and hardship with stray phrases about Tampa, bread, pigs, and fruit, interspersed with shambling lines on patriotism and marriage. Names and dates are unclear, but references to wartime supply, a soldier’s diet, and social banter anchor a drifting, collage-like page note.
Unclear historical note on a suspect and shooting incident
Fragmentary text reports a person named Kennedy and an associate from Knerkle, Tern, with a May Peck connection and a described suicide by shooting at a goals house. Details are severely garbled and names uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs Kennedy
Li-Yeer
Knerkle
Tern
Fetsky
Goles
Fragmentary travel fragment with stray dialogue
The readable text shows a traveler and partial garbled dialogue about travel and a Turkish fence. The content is largely unintelligible with missing context and several misspellings. No clear event or outcome can be determined from the fragments provided.
Diet as a cause of death by own action
Dr Haig argues death by own action stems from diet errors notably meat beer tea and tobacco. He notes higher rates among men and in England where meat and beer consumption are greater, and observes lower meat intake and whisky use in Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haig
England
Scotland
Devpondency and mockery in a Cauppocred exchange
The fragment shows a caustic exchange where one speaker mocks another while claiming certainty about a supposed return. It mentions baseball and a scene of travel or waiting, with unclear names and places. The piece resembles a satirical or overheard public chat from a historical page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Rahden
Empire
The
Daily Graphic
AML
Haute Ecole
Czardas
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Te Italien
London
Haron
Tess Reeve
Brudi
Swasek
Wien
C. L Berry
Mr. Berry
Bres
Cox
Tampa
Walter
Pangea
China
Hiddie Cabs
Peipy
Hes
Smith
Jones
Lee
Dubia
Gerard
Barners Wey
Webb
Freage
Woon Reese Partpee
Bie
Hed Piggs
Pete T Beg ii
A & Ve
B. James
Sadao Tani Lia Tow
Poppe
Jon
Foudteor
Sid Chan
Segaon
Shore
Phoica Cie
Rabid S
Bea
Ebadys
Rieter
Irperiedey Erie
Robert Foe
PP al
L's
Tere Pergerg
Americus
Neterul Sepposi¢iog
Treveler
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