Glick Captured in Stewartsville Bank Robbery Probe
Glick, son of former State Senator George W. Glick of St. Joseph Missouri, was captured by a sheriff’s posse and charged with robbing a Stewartsville bank. His alleged accomplice M F Ettinger shot himself as arrest approached.
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Geng Glick
St. Joseph
George W. Glick
Stewartsville
M. F. Ettinger
Irish Patriot Runger Threat in Chicago Tangle
The account describes an Irish Patriot Runger threat in Chicago linked to her brother Terenca’s death. Federal officials allegedly pressured her about passport status during a fear of arrest. Kingston Ohio resident W Duntap is sworn as Assistant Secretary of Agriculture assisting Secretary Jardine in Washington.
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Jardine
Manhattan
Kansas
Marian
James T. Jardine
Billie
Terenca
RK. W. Duntap
Kingston
Ohio
Agriculture
Washington
President Coolidge
Los Angeles
Bermuda
United States
Lakehurst
N. J
Porto Rico
X Ray Wizard Loses Eighth Finger in Surgery
Dr Frederick Baetjer a renowned radiologist at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore underwent his seventy first operation and lost his eighth finger to further science. Surgeons Follis and Davis amputated the ray turned finger leaving him with only a thumb and first finger on one hand and a single eye. He remains undaunted and continues his experiments.
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Frederick Baetjer
Jones Mopking Hospital
Baltimore
Cop Accused in Death Mystery In Chicago Enigma
Miss Margaret Collins and Frank Mulhern figure in a Chicago death mystery. An arrest order was issued for Mulhern after Miss Mary Hill testified she saw him over the body of Collins, shot after a party. The case began as possible suicide before further testimony emerged.
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Frank Mulhern
Margaret Collins
Chicago
Mulhern
Mary Hill
Miss Collins
Slayings and Disappearances Stir Early 20th Century News
Marshal Lyautey relocates to Fez to direct anti Rif campaign. New York police seek Raimonde von Maluski Jr. after his disappearance following a woman Mary Jones driving by his home thrice. She is jailed for allegedly hiring three men to abduct the boy. Thomas F. Woodrock sworn Interstate Commerce Commissioner by Coolidge after Senate inaction. Princess Nagako of Japan reportedly to become mother, social engagements canceled as palace confirms.
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Police of
New York
Raimonde von Maluski, Jr
Mary Jones
Thomas F. Woodrock
Mount Vernon
Interstate Commerce
Woodlock
Coolidge
Senate
Nagako
Japan
Hirohito
Site 7 Will Pry Pole Plight in Blimp
Under Frank Worsley command the ship Iceland will sail from Liverpool about May 1 into Northern Spitzbergen seas. A dirigible inflated at maximum reach, led by Grettir Algarsson, aims for the North Pole after a day there and then to Nome Alaska. Crew four, provisions for thirty days.
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Frank Worsley
Shackelton
Iceland
Liverpool
Eur
Spitzbergen
Grettir Algarsson
Vanccouver
B. C
North Pole
Pole
Nome
Alaska
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