Astounding confession ties trio to Needham killings
State detectives outlined a detailed plan by Faber and the two Millen brothers, named as killers of two Needham officers during a Needham Trust Co robbery and other slayings. The trio allegedly plotted armory raids, dynamite caches, machine guns, and a spree of holdups to become rich, with Faber describing it as a business proposition.
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Eaton
Salem
Faber
Millen Brothers
Needham
Needham Trust Company
Fitchburg Sporting Goods
Fred Sumner
Bill Poster
Paramount Theater
Lynn
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States Army
Stokes, Ferrari
Fleming
Sharon Woods
Cambridge
Quincy
Palace Theater
Worchester
Boston
Stokes
Imperial Remedy Promise Relief for Eczema Itch
Advert shows Imperial Remedy claims to end itching from eczema and ringworm by penetrating crusty skin to reach germs. It promises relief as blisters dry and infection is driven out and urges trial today.
Russia Orders Planes Kept Within Borders Amid Border Incidents
Police cavalry crossed the Manchukuo border on February 24 as concerns grew in Tokyo over border clashes. The newspaper notes parallel events on the Soviet side with claims of Japanese planes flying over the Siberian frontier during anti bandit drives and that Japan referred the charges to its offices at Hsinking.
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Manchukuo
Siberian
Hsinking
Battle Is Halted By More Rain
The 15 round light heavyweight title bout between Maxie Rosenbloom and Joe Knight was postponed due to bad weather. Rosenbloom has completed training in West Palm Beach and Knight will weigh in at 1 30 p m tomorrow in Cairo. Negotiations begin for a rematch in New York next June after a prior draw.
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Loughran
West Palm Beach
Maxie
St Landry approves tax to reopen parish schools
In Opelousas Louisiana a special three mill tax carried by a large margin will fund reopening of all St Landry parish schools closed for financial reasons. Schools resume Monday March 5 for four months to finish the current session with 1 002 votes for and 372 against on property values over 2 000 009 and about 1 000 000 respectively.
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Opelousas
St. Landry Parish
Extortion Ring Sentenced Amid Threats Against Judge
Three men convicted of extortion face prison terms. Spencers ordered to Leavenworth and Richardson to an Atlanta prison. Judge Pegram testified about death threats, two mailed from Memphis. A bomb was tossed into his yard, causing minor damage when it lodged in a tree.
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Spencers
Leavenworth
Richardson
Atlanta
Pegram
Memphis
Judge Pegram
Border clashes spark Austrian security alarm on borders
Reports from the Austrian frontier describe clashes believed to involve Italians and Heimwehr units during a civil conflict. A February 12 shooting wounded a gendarme and an Heimwehrman near Bach, Passau, with later Feb 15 incidents including two nonfatal exchanges. Border patrols were reinforced, then returned to normal.
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Vienna
Haibach
Passau
Clemency Granted to Nine Indeterminate Convicts in Louisiana
Nine penitentiary inmates received indeterminate reprieves in the past week in Baton Rouge. Recipients include Willard Tanksley of Bossier Parish for cow stealing and Woodrow Ballard of Bienville for burglary, among others such as Boizie Wade, Clarence Craig, Henry Jackson, Joe O Callaghan, Milton Holley, with offenses ranging from grand larceny to breaking and entering.
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Baton Rouge
Willard Lee Tanksley
Bossier Parish
Boiszie Wade
East Carroll
Woodrow Ballard
Bienville
Clarence Craig
Henry Jackson
Morehouse
Joe O'Callaghan
East Baton Rouge
Milton Holley
Washington
Clemency Docs Mention Indeterminate Reprieves
In a night statement Rose Kenney of Ascension Parish facing clemency review April 14 1933 for a 12 to 18 month sentence after cutting with intent to kill. Governor Oscar K Allen and Penitentiary Manager R L Himes hold clemency may best serve ends of justice.
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Rose Kenney
Ascension
Oscar K. Allen
R. L. Himes
Ambassador Caffery Seeks Better Living Conditions for Republic
U S ambassador Caffery pledges aid to improve living standards amid global economic problems. He is escorted from the National hotel by aides of President Mendieta and by Lt. Col. Thomas N. Gimperling and embassy staff as he discusses cordial relations and future cooperation. Wilson breaks Ari in Washington in February.
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Caffery
Republic
Mr. Caffery
National Hotel
Mendiota
Thomas N. Gimperling
United States
Sak for Burns Retocars Ras Et Era Ane s
The fragmentary text mentions Burns and Cols with unclear wording and possible archival notes. No coherent event or details are readable to form a full report.
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Burns
Iana Voices Restrictions as Flood Control Chair
Iana, chairman of the house flood control committee, was confined to his position amid ongoing debates over flood management. Local officials, residents, and engineers await clear timelines and potential policy changes as the issue draws attention.
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Iana
House
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