The Black Pigeon Mystery Ends in Murder
Martha Manning aka Letty Miller confesses to luring Harry Borden to his death after posing as a cleaning woman and manipulating a gun in his office. She describes staging a window closure to conceal the crime and hiding evidence with cleaning tools, aided by Minnie Cassidy and others, while detailing a plan to secure her son's future.
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Minnie Cassidy
Harry
Minnis Cassidy
Red
Minnie
Cath Cay
Martha Mani
Cropolis Hotel
Letty Miller
McMano
Sartha Manzing
Leityler
Persoz
McMane
Borden
Mrr
Harvard
O&ee
Hayward
Mr. Hayward
Paul
Parasite
Pointblack
Jen
Harey
Martha
Bis Ag
Reliet
Thea
al” Menisna
Barden
Hission
Bucki
Martha Manning
Ann Maths Mansing
Palla
Fragmentary OCR Jewish editorial piece summary
A garbled OCR fragment mentions characters and a scene with a chair and weights. The legible text references a baker and a request to start a workout, plus a mention of a sunken night and a return to a task. Details are too incomplete to determine a clear event or person names.
Indicted pair admit robbery in Carroll County case
Westminster May 17 Rawlings V Whittemore Jr and Robert Manner pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon and robbing the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of 14264. August Bevers pleaded not guilty. Judge Parke set sentencing for Bevers after other cases.
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Westminster
Rawlings V
Whittemore, Jr
Robert Manner
Guily
Farmers and Mechanics
F. Neal Parke
Carroll County
Cour. Trex Companion
Daich
Bevers
Coun Whittemere
Westmainster
Ayer Pi
Joseph B Brosks
Wettinostes
David Kaufman
Baltimore
Parke
Brooks
John Wood
Beyers
Whittemore
Minner
Berers
Payport
Nex
Suecord
Whitte More
Cental
Balti
James R. Cadden
Northiwettern
Magistrete Poul Johannsen
Davis Accepts Washington Appointment
President Boorer announced Dwight F. Davis of St. Louis as Secretary of War and cabinet member. The formal announcement stated Davis accepts the position and will serve in Washington.
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Washington
Mer
Boorer
Thay
Dwight F. Davis
St. Louis
War Age
Shmssa
Zeppelin Lands Safely at Cuers France After Turbulent Flight
Graf Zeppelin, crippled and with two of five engines active, landed safely in a Cuers field near the Mediterranean coast. 79 crew members remained aboard as ground crews and French authorities coordinated to tow the airship into a hangar. The German Zeppelin Company requested five German motor cars for replacements, which the French government granted.
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Cuers
France
Mediseremean Sea
Our Lands
Kekener
Zeppelin Company
Permissioush
Permissioush Five Motorear
Germany
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Tle
Black Pigeon
NEA Service
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Bes
AL Coceian
Pictua
Pumnitl EE
C. E. Cline
Pio Copeminls
Moutiouar
Manner
Case
Davis Accepts
Philippines
Tla
COR Zeppelin
Mediterranean
French
Air Ministry
Vernon Coblentz
Spr
Greenawait
A. F. Rees
Frederick Telephones
Edmonston Studios
Frederick
Phane
the Rug Store
Mullinix
Bentz
Patrick Street
Sibley
Felton-Sibley
Alle
Ean
Qilie
the Modern Lighting Co
North Market
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