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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1934

Page

12

Bank Robber Was Shot by Police in Waterloo

Tommy Carrell, a bank robber linked to the Dullinger gang, was killed by police in the Waterloo area during a raid. Captured with him was Jean Crompen, who claimed to be his wife. The incident occurred as authorities pursued gang members tied to a northern Wisconsin escape.

Wateroo Tommy Carrell John Dibeger Jean Crompen Cerres Carroll Wisconsin Dullnger Garroll Dullinger Indiana Tme John Waterloo Dulinger

Man in Leonardtown Announces Candidacy for Coad Seat

Leonardtown Md July 7 Jame H Dorsey declares his bid for the post held by State Senator J Alas Coad. He aligns with Gov Albert C Ritreme campaign forces while repudiating rumors of a compromise candidate and withdraws from backing any such plan.

Dorsey Gov Riteme Howard W Jackson

All-Bran touted as remedy for chronic constipation

Unsolicited letter from Mrs Louise Johnson praises All-Bran for relief after seven weeks of constipation. Ad describes causes as lack of bulk and vitamin B, claims Att-Bran brings bulk like vegetables and iron, and suggests two tablespoons daily as a cure with meals or recipes on the package.

Louise Johnson Forest Street Denver Colorado Kellogg’s Kellogg Battle Creek

St Marys Democrats Back Tydings Telegram on Gubernatorial Talks

A telegram to Senator Millard E. Tydings from four St Marys county Democrats urged withdrawal of Gov Ritchie and Major Jackson from the governor race in favor of a compromise candidate. Signers included Sen Coad and John Mattingly, with Bristoe and King also cited.

Gor Ritchie U. S Millad E Tydings St Marys County Ritchie Albers C Ritchie St Vaiss Coad George L

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