Indiana college man confesses to string of robberies
A man named Stephen Austin, arrested after an alleged attempt to rob a drug store, confessed to a long spree of robberies across multiple cities. He said he targeted young men, worked alone, and observed police searches after each hold-up, claiming prior work in Chicago Cincinnati and Columbus. He refused to name his university and listed Indiana as his home.
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Pereca
Anetin
Indiana
Terre Haute
Police
Toonms
A. McQuade
Arconitax
bin Atateente
Austin
Chicago
Cincinati
Columbus
May Delay Corporation Tax Extension Debate
Washington reports that Congress faces pressure from corporations nationwide to extend the March 1 deadline for filing income figures under the corporation tax law. Representative Moon from Pennsylvania has introduced a reform proposal as lawmakers consider relief measures.
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Washington
Congress
Representative Moon
Pennsylvania
Lawmakers Debate Postponement of Tax Controversy
Lawmakers weigh delaying the filing of returns until after the Supreme Court rules on a tax validity issue. A March argument on constitutional questions to be heard, while timing and political risk keep deliberations cautious.
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United States Supreme Court
Ellicott City man may possess missing Confederate coin
A Baltimore area letter carrier reports a rare Confederate States half dollar pattern sold in New Orleans in 1861. He found a similar coin in a Ellicott City collection, grinding and countersinking marks matching the missing piece believed to be the Billicott City man's counterpart.
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Ellicott City
New York
Ellcott City
New York City
Kly
Orleans
Orleans P
Confederacy
Billicott City
Naval program sketches two 28,000-ton battleships
Washington report outlines naval build up for next year with two 28,000-ton battleships at about 91 million dollars each plus one repair vessel two large craft five submarines and three destroyers. The committee leans toward these additions and Secretary Meyer is expected to voice support when he testifies.
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Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Meyer
Do Farmers Eat The Proper Sort Of Food
The farmer of today buys a larger share of the food on the table than ten years ago and should choose healthful options carefully. Scientific demonstrations credit Quaker Oats with superior endurance and vigor, urging farmers to increase oats consumption for themselves and their workers. 10¢ packs and hermetically sealed tins are noted.
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Siquare Store
Apac
Doll Bros
Market Street
Ithroom
A&c
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White Madras
Madras
Carpote, L'noleums and
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James E. Doll
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Frederick, Md
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SM aMoe Urmer Devilbiss & Urner, Insurance
DOLL
Albaugh Bldg
N. Marhat FredeRick, Md
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Te Takak
CARTE
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Patrick Street
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Cluett Coat
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
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Tsilore
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Patrick Btreata
City Opera House
O. P. Bennett
North Market
Charles L
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