Masked youth linked to fatal ball field shooting
A youth wearing a mask is tied to a deadly shooting at a ball grounds at night. Police report a man was shot and died after refusing to talk at Allentown Hospital. A woman from Newark and several family members allege motive tied to jealousy and a prior affair. Police are holding two suspects and seek further witnesses.
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Albert Doo Warne
Jonth
Union St
Owilbaur
Allentown
Fmily
Thomas Samnele
Wes Samuels
College Street
Anna Luetil
Wenrieh
Saminele
Wenrich
Wendh
Newark
Girl Helps Solve Mystery in Robb Murder Case
A local girl aided investigators by recounting a meeting with Robb, her statements tying a youth with concealed features to the fatal gullet wound. Robb was 40, husband to a widow with three children, and a Troquois Band member who died after admission to Lehinen Hospital.
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Enos
Cnely
Feaz
Vay
Walmer Tuuh
Neichhor
Robb
Gil
Paimviaugh & Howl
Boy Finds Headless Body in Secluded Spot
A murdered youth’s body, head severed, was discovered in a secluded waterway area east of Pickenville. Investigators described the corpse as weighty with evidence of a brutal assault, found about ten days after death by a nearby passerby.
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Jacksons
Iran
Hocreek
Pickenville
Carmel
Mort
Bucknell Receives Land Gift Amid Several Major Benevolences
Bucknell University announced a 20 acre Virginia land gift from Henry Fo bets of Lendeg placed beside the trust property. the land conveyed by James Swarts of New York for forty years. The donor who served in British diplomacy named Mount Vernon Loftig and his wife memory funded by daughter of Walla Fo Leech. Other large gifts include 250000 from the Rockefeller General Education Board for a new building and additional funding for expansion and advertising.
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Virginia
Lewisburg
Hunt
Paucknell
Virginia Inn
Henry Fo Bettas
Lendeg
University
James Swarts
New York
Chibdman
Heart of Trusters
Ishemworen
Washington
Mount Vernon
Loftig
Great Britain
Iaia Wallam Fo Leech
Pennsylvania
Tuckwell
Bund
Rockefeller General Education Board
Besieged Negroes Surrender to Arkansas Troops Near Van Buren
Seven men who attacked a man in the shorter settlement near Van Buren Arkansas surrendered to authorities after threats of gunfire. Captain Gite We Wwayset led unit forces and promised protection. The group was lodged at Van Buren for safekeeping as a crowd threatened violence following the killing of Artis Inherit Latimer.
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Jert Smith
Ark Dee
Arther
van Buren
Arkh
Artis
Inherit Latimer
Joan Ozark
Gite We Wwayset
Yao
Race tension easing after clashes in small Arkansas town
Officials report troops returning to their posts at Ozar after threats of violence subside. Additional black residents were hurried from Van Buren areas fearing a major race conflict. White residents were moved by authorities including Governor McRae to the Catcher settlement, where residents were warned and fires damaged new homes.
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T. Q. McRae
Larts
Boris Deivar
Ares
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