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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1927
Page
10
A scrambled puzzle page shows numerous clues and partial fills for a Sunday crossword. The fragmentary card includes hints like two and three letter prefixes, directions, and thematic terms, with many unreadable words and garbled letters across vertical and across sections.
Maudston Wisconsin January 25 A man named William N Coffey confessed to killing his first and second wives and altering letters with a rubber stamp. He said he killed Mrs Hattie Hales Coffey whom he married in Winona Minnesota and then disposed of her body. He claimed the stamp forgery hid his crime for months while he faced accusations of infidelity.
A damaged OCR text fragment provides few readable facts about a local event. Names and events are mostly garbled with minimal usable specifics. The piece mentions a figure like Mrs Hampton and suggests a wartime or labor context but lacks coherent dates, places, or outcomes.
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