Chicago Hold-Up Ends in Robbery Suspect Killed
A chaotic Chicago hold-up ended with the assailant killed during a robbery attempt near the corner of Clark and Randolph as police pursued. Witnesses describe a tense scene at a dime store where a clerk hid and then escaped, while a hero employee Miss Maud Linthul locked the register and refused to surrender the keys. Officer Conlon chased the gunman, firing to frighten bystanders, and the suspect fell as aide and bystanders fled.
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Chicago
Pie Tuan
Andy
Tarpolive
Serge
Louis
Rue Eboney
Garay
West Phile
Wis
Pilice
Fleavey
Corker
Chirk
Randolph Siete
Wittelios
Yan Cumaie
Abel
Patheaen
Charles
Conlon
Duspike
Policamant
John
Landie
Killiite
Adamson
Alfo Lson
Gentl Uy Diam
Kicking the Bucket and baron’s 182 uf murder link noted
A fragment describes a musician or figure in England and a suspect or figure named Spale. The text mentions Willie and Auntie with phrases about kicking a bucket and a connection to a Chicagoan baron involved in conduct or orches tras.
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Mummay
Cor Solito
Willie
Miuro He Baron
England
Spale
Georgia man urges farm to consumer selling plan
Union City Georgia businessman Barrett told a Saint Louis agricul ture conference that direct selling could reduce costs by removing middlemen. He proposed a nationwide chain of farm stores to implement a no middlemen model for agricultural products.
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Georgia
ST. Louis
Equiuwer
Pe Barrett
Union City
Barrett
Farmers Face Loss If Direct Sales Cut Middlemen
The speaker argued that direct consumer sales would deprive farmers of about 5 million dollars, claiming that buyers and sellers would pay less to farmers while middlemen and speculators profit, creating a squeeze between farmers and consumers.
Diplomat’s Courtroom Remark Prompts Odd Question
A Denver lawyer, brought before a judge in our town, faced a sharp rebuke as the judge declared the man charged with having registered ideally. The exchange featured the lawyer’s quip about attempting hard to beat an eminence while Harper’s Magazine and Holane are referenced as part of the surrounding context.
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Thyas
Denver
Harper’s Magazine
Holane
Morning Papers World News Summary Dispatches
Washington reports secret treaties by the Allies pressing U S entry into the war. Britain and Japan to seize neutral Chinese shipping, says shipping board official William Deomund. Berlin notes Julius Preyer wins international crown with 91 points. Salem recounts civil war legacies via two wills totaling 500 dollars to Clark Hindway and Jackson Mow. New Orleans fire damages several blocks from an electric feed wire incident. A floating drydock and a giant redwood timber mention add to the era’s industrial scene.
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Washington
United States
Cima
Great Britain
Ane
Japan
William Deomund
Chuak
Shipping Board
Berlin
Julius Preyer
Tey Wary
Ci U
Salem
Clark Hindway
Ile Jahacke
Sompuyy- 4
Piecestan Heerties
Catarrhal Deafness Remedy Prescribed in Plain Terms
A vintage guidance note urges sufferers of catarrhal deafness to mix double strength Parmint with hot water and sugar, then take a tablespoon four times daily. The remedy promises quick relief from head noises, clearer nostrils, easier breathing, and no mucus draining into the throat, described as pleasant to take.
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Nolaes
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Tan Tate
Botter
Liberty Confectionery
CASS
Den’s Kodak Shop
South Third
LA Crosse, Wis
Quality Finishing
John M. Sinclair
Pearl St. la Crosse
Heth
California
Adam Kroner Company
Pearl St
Cent Sale
Cnlire
Rayser
Ladies’ Union
Merly
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