Cudahy Stabs Bank President in Kansas City
In Kansas City on March 7 Jere F Lillis bank president and millionaire was seriously stabbed by John P Cudahy another millionaire. Lillis bound and wounded in the Cudahy home while Cudahy was arrested then released on bond. Mrs Cudahy denies wrongdoing and predicts vindication. The case is continued to March 15 with no charges pursued at this time.
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Kansas City
Jere F. Lillis
Western Exchange Bank of
John. P. Cudahy
Cudahy
Mr. Lillis
Lillia
Lillis
East Thirty-sixth Street
Frank P. Walsh
Willis
Underwood
Chen
Banker
Jack
Jere Lillis
Packer
Cudahy-Lillis
Dogs Used To Trail Thieves In Eastern City
In Naugatuck Connecticut police have long used dogs to aid residents in deterring and tracking criminals. The article notes the practice has been ongoing for many years in the town and highlights the effective role of canine units in local law enforcement.
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Naugatuck, Conn
Police dogs of Tuck, first to train and use in policing
The town of Tuck pioneered dogs as a police adjunct led by ex chief George Hesford. Great Danes trained from puppyhood work nightly with patrols in Naugatuck style, tracking scent, cornering suspects, and guarding prisoners until masters arrive. Dogs deter crime with swift, powerful enforcement and have surprised skeptics on test demonstrations.
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Tuck
Naugatuck
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