Yegg 10 Invites Cops to Join Him in Robbery
Denver detectives say the La Lez Cigar Co safe was opened Tuesday night with about 4500 stolen. A 10 year old boy, wearing a new cowboy suit, offered to form a gang and showed a roll of bills. He claimed a relative worked there and said he had watched the manager open the safe. Owners declined prosecution and let him keep the suit.
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Denver
Colo
la Lez Cigar Company
Poe
Cigar
Cigar Company
Meekers Rival Runaway Peak Near Golden
Rio Blanca county in western Colorado reports a rival runaway peak near Golden, about 15 miles west of Denver. Mineral geographer Charles W. Henderson of the US Geological Survey notes the Golden foothill marches eastward over years, hindering a highway and a Denver Tramway branch line, with workers shoveling off dirt weekly.
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Denver
Colo
Meeker
Rio Blanca
Colorado
Golden
Charles W. Henderson
United States Geological Survey
Henderson
Golden Foothill
Denver Tramway Company
Robbery suspects identified in Indiana case turn self in
Chicago reports police identify Charles McGary and Harold Taylor both 21 and 20 respectively with Princeton Indiana lives along with Eleanor Henderson age 20. They are slated for arraignment on robbery charges. McGary and Taylor are accused of robbing a crossroads store at Fort Branch Indiana and were captured after Taylor robbed a taxicab driver in that area.
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Chicago
Charles McGary
Harold Taylor
Princeton
Ind
Eleanor Henderson
Fort Branch
Taylor
Federal judges must buy robes under new ruling
Washington March 26 The Comptroller General ruled federal judges must purchase their own robes unless Congress provides a specific appropriation for the robes The ruling cited established custom of judges wearing robes and said federal funds cannot cover the cost under general expenses without a dedicated appropriation The attorney general had requested the ruling and noted the personal apparel aspect of the robes
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Washington
Congress
MccCarl
United States
Arbor Day Proclaimed for April 17 in Indianapolis
Governor Ed Jackson issued a proclamation designating April 17 as Arbor Day in Indianapolis urging public schools to observe the day by planting trees and shrubs.
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Indianapolis
Ed Jackson
Garland Institute Demonstrates Cakes and Canning
Miss Heavison leads a culinary program at Garland Institute of Culinary Art today showing fruit cake white cake and butterscotch rolls. She lectures on better home cooking while scores of housekeepers attend daily. Demonstrations include cold packing and canning in the oven with tips for preserving fruits and vegetables for winter. Tomorrow and Saturday mark the last two days of her domestic science course.
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Garland Institute of Culinary Art
Authority
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