Safeblowers Strike Troy Again In Night Raid
A second safe robbery in three nights hit the Union Passenger Station in Troy as robbers blew open the office safe and rifled contents. Earlier raids targeted Shady Grove near Troy, with John Reddoch’s safe emptied of about eight hundred dollars. Police traced stolen track gear and a Coast Line velocipede, while authorities pursued suspects after a 6 am report of men seen near Angiey on the Coast Line.
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Yellow fever not serious aboard Marietta voyage
An insistent wire report from Mari Ella via Key West to Ensign Edward Loftin states yellow fever aboard the vessel is not serious and conditions favor early recovery. Precautions were taken and no further cases are expected. Marietta may reach Key West Sunday afternoon. Police and agents pursued robbers, with bloodhounds used. cash stolen estimated between 150.60 and 200.40 dollars. some safe papers scorched but salvaged.
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Key West
Scott M Loftin
Edward JH Loftin
Sip
Marietta
James Allred
For Sale Twenty Acres in Panama City Limits
Twenty acres of land for sale inside Panama City Florida. Three heat streets Chop through the property, Harrison Laverne and Magnolia, with frontage from Panama and Glen Haven. Seller accepts cash or trade, shoes dry goods or groceries. J A Stephens Midland City via.
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Aeroplanes May Go to Mexican Border
Washington reports potential aerial experiments along the Mexican border by the U S Army Signal Corps. Brigadier General James Allen Chlet and Major General Leonard Wood coordinate the decision with General Wood. Officials cite Mexico tests as a chance to gather information via scouts and reserve air units may be mobilized for El Paso if approved.
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Collaty Court Adjourns To Next Term In Segalon
In a county court session the docket adjourned to the next term amid a mix of names and incidents. A 3 year old unmarked child was found on Fast Frog Street prompting notice to Ho Whiddop at Acme Barber Shop. Tristan Ratmer reportedly shifted business to Montgomery.
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Gini
Flaugorning
Fast Frog Street
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Robbers Loot a Texas Bank in Dunecandle town
A small band robbed Farmers Bank near Dunecandle southwest of Davlan, using explosives for over two hours. They secured about $2000, forced bystanders to watch, and escaped on a hand car as deputies pursued.
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Train crash kills four firemen in Ontario winter storm
A February night tragedy near Ontario saw four Lighmen die when a crash split a car and fire trapped crew members. Rescue workers faced flames and delay as they tried to free the victims, with one man sustaining fatal burns before dying.
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Protest Over Duval County Ballot Counting At Local Election
Obscure text reports Olounts managers protest counting of the Duval sale in a Kalutial election. Alleged irregularities cited as county officials and candidates anticipate state committee meeting to review charges and counterclaims.
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Duval
Comanittes
Alonday
The Best of the Pather The Line of the Pattir
A Dothan city pageant night draws a mixed crowd as a troupe offering a controversial play faces sharp criticism. The company performs a slate of classic authors with a notable production of Keene’s work receiving special attention amid rumors of cast changes and a forthcoming prize for performers.
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Meron Ment CEU El The City Improvement Chub Meet
The club plans a meeting tomorrow afternoon at three with Mia ob Ghent on Rosa W1 It de Towler from Ozark in the city today. A business teleconference down the Coast Ling this morning.
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It de Towler
Ozark, Ia
Marquorado Koctal Odd Order to Host February Meeting
The Order of Eastern Blar No 26 invites Na member to attend a Mayurade Boevil at Mogonir 1a on next Tuesday night February 40, with required attendance and masks.
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Harmony Club to Meet With Mrs Wilson Tuesday Afternoon
Harmony Club will meet with Mrs W G Wilson Tuesday afternoon at 4 o clock forenoon at their home. Residents of the district discuss fundraising totals of 868 1260 15 and 20 dollars per item. Nearby, Dell Simitb and T W Butler remain confined with fever and illness.
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W. G. Wilson
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Dell & Simitb
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Butler
Circuit court session in ord 1 ty Siled up the work
The docket load for the fall term was heavy and parts of the cases were moved to a special term to allow the court to begin the new county proceedings. The session aimed to clear backlog and set the schedule for upcoming duties.
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Ion
Property Purchase and Local Movements Reported
HEARPSTARD phAL BOB Porter buys FG Thoma halfmerous parcel north of Walford Porter tables on Bouth Foster rir where the rhop sits. He plans an automobile garag. Porter owned the property county with Sir Jieling and noa second the pole owner. A desirable price is noted and forthcoming improvements expected to raise value. Nearby, Halebure farmer Dochan seeks to relocate. C Miller of Halebarg and 3.7 Jackson from Natebarg were seen in town today.
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Missouri Capitol Fire Destroys Governor Records
Jefferson City Feb 6 A fire devastated the Missouri capitol destroying many governor and state office records. Lightning struck the dome briefly before flames spread through the north wing and hall of the House of Representatives and Senate chamber. Fire crews battled for hours as the penitentiary and private companies helped, saving some vault contents while estimating substantial losses. The building, erected in 1886 for 860000 and remodeled in 1887 for 36000, faces recovery decisions by the legislature tomorrow to determine whether to restore here or relocate state offices.
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Senate Chamber
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