Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegtor cate
A fragmented, readable slice from a 20th century article touches on political figures in New York City and state affairs. It references Megan, Kenny, Regan, and Stroile in a tangled political saga involving meetings with mob connections, waterfront rackets, and campaign strategies amid a heated Democratic scene.
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Megan
Wayne
Dunn
Kenny
Jerkey City
Ettollo
Alton Tony Render
Focketour
New
York State
Banigwhuenme Wien
Hemehr
Abe Hielach
Stich
Mbory
Titan Tenia
Ec Altinge
Sayan
The
Hanoremnen
Mw Putly Rater
Sina
Ivy
Oeder
Java
Katy Cha
Ryan
Crenwieh
Hing Conan
Alory
Ulfialis
Ainitth
Holly
Demenvalle
Chicago
Hienbey
Fea
Deamerata
Alek
Sielin Beewlian
Farery
Atroile
Acmé Reagan
Kigun
New York Alyritt
Wes Warwick
Ken
Himely
Dominic
Sheen
Noda Lao
Kane
New York
Jersey
Hin
Tony Stroll
Regan
Dorinie
Atrolia Gotohin
Vogun
Public Auction of Rural Lands in Hempstead County
Commissioner Garrety Wills offers for sale at public auction several tracts in Hempstead County Arkansas and adjoining Nevada County tracts. The sale begins February 1 under an 8 percent credit term with a bond and retained lien on the premises.
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Henney
Chatcery
Henpatead
Hompatend
Anton
Ferruney A. D
Réal
Towins
Bouth
Loin
Hompaterd
Ark Hanae
Nevada
Conty
Arkansas
Seetlon
Gontalitag
Aeres
Nore
Jean
Mange
Tange
Jannaury A. D
Garrety Wills
Chancery
Mib
Proposed School District Budget and Tax Levy Notice
The Board of Directors of Spring At School District No. 10 Hempstead County Arkansas proposes a budget of expenditures for the year beginning July 1 1884 to June 30 1885. It includes specific amounts for coverages construction operation maintenance and capital outlay with a total tax levy of 37 mills, including existing levies for debt and retirement.
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Spring
Hempstead County
Arkansas
State of
Aurilliany
Duar@ ok
Tate Rey
Woman Social Bandit Arrested in Chicago Case
Chicago reports a dramatic arrest of a renowned woman thief linked to wealthy thefts over years. Officers, guarding a transit route and with heavy surveillance, captured the suspect after a tense pursuit near riverfront gates. The fugitive, tied to a Democratic party contact narrative, faced police over a reported duplicity and linked to a socialite network. The case involves a claim of staged burglary and a broader pattern of audacious thefts.
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Chicago
Belel
Mindata Tae Bolt
Palica
Jer
Aptedtealer
Eisenhower Cabinet Appointments Begin Hearings
Washington plans formal hearings for President elect Eisenhower's choices. Arthur E. Summerfield expected as postmaster general as the Senate Post Office Committee aims for an early approval before inauguration. Other cabinet nominees, including Charles Wilson of General Motors for defense and George Humphrey for Treasury, face questions from key committees in the coming days.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Arthur E. Summerfield
Newe Administration
Carlson Jr-Kan
Senate Post Office Committee
Rosenhower
Sen
Byrd UeVal
Charles Tf. Wilson
General Motors
Defense
Wilson
Armed Services Committee
Charman Millikin
Mystery Woman Foils Theft Ring in City Trap
A confused report describes Mrs. Lebalt suspecting a crime linked to Arcturus light, a call to arrange with Mays, and a police alert as Dreyfus, away from home, attempts to avoid capture. Moments later she confronts a Breyfus apartment sting leading to a police trap.
Memphis to Buy Lie Detector for McKnight Case
Memphis Police Department to acquire a lie detector to aid the around‑the‑clock hunt for Mary McKnight’s killer. Police Commissioner Claude Armut says the machine will be used in the McKnight case as detectives surge in a citywide manhunt with more than 10 officers on the case. The reward was raised to 3000 dollars as the manhunt widens with dozens of suspects questioned and released.
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Memphis
Pretty Mary McKnight
Claude Armut
McKnight
Orward
ALU UN
E. H H. Crump
Helens
Ark
Jonesboro Man to Fill Cherry's Old Job
Judge William Carroll of Jonesboro, retired Municipal Judge, will succeed Gov. Francis Cherry as 12th District Chancellor. Carroll, who retired as Jonesboro municipal judge in 194? after 2 years on the bench, was appointed by Cherry yesterday in one of the governor's first acts.
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Little Brock
William Carrwall
Jonesboro
Francis Cherry
Carroll
Cherry
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