Confessed Slaying of Bank Runner Shocks Camden
The confession details reveal a meticulously planned murder linked to a Broadway Trust cash heist. Paul was lured from Camden to Philadelphia, then transported by car with back curtains, shot near the ferry, and his body dumped in a stream. Robbery followed as the killers fled with most cash, leaving some for later. The suspects were captured after investigators found bloodstains and linked evidence at a hardware store.
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Dilson B.F
Broadway Trust
Camden
Cle Kte
Candon
Paul
Trust
Fae
Anid Arene
James
Schuck
Arcits
Ald
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Eltigvarg
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Congress Leads Dry Victory Outlook From Antisaloon League
A fragmentary report describes leaders of the Anti-Saloon League claiming influence over the next Congress and the passage of stricter dry laws. Representative Volstead is credited with re election efforts, while other officials praise militant pro temperance work and funding.
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Washington
Dinwiddile
and Saloon ‘League
Legia
Volstead
Anti-Saloon League
Wayne
Tengie
Conieree
Bute
Thompson
Ohio
Algo
Ntd Landswork
Wheeler
Alehg
Payroll dispute cited in shifting currency notes
A fragmentary report notes a payroll division among parties with currency units. Mentions “Radner” and a British law touch on proprietary medicines and owners, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Fieri Payrall Sateiel
Raiders Seize 300 Gallons Whisky in Cellar Raid
Scranton, Pa November 8 A Morris Lebowicz store raid by AMJ Malone and two deputies uncovered 300 gallons of whisky valued at 40000 in a concealed cellar behind a camouflaged door. The liquor was found with copper containers and beer case camo, and Lebowicz allegedly offered 500 to agents. He faces bribery charges at a United States Commissioner hearing.
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Scrinton
Morris Lebowicz
Taylor
AM. J. Malone
Department of Justice
Glafmea
Nty
Aibi and Arthur Arie Case Sparks Legal Turmoil
Fragmentary 1910s style text describes an alibi claim to save a son named Arthur linked to Clever Who and Clever's family. It mentions Pratt City Alabama, county prison, and alleged pursuit by the miniler of trea porgons, with attorneys, a troubled delay, and fear over areas or slave references.
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Tiev County
Aleson
Thiger
Elay c 'Tsburgh
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Riot and Fire Roil Londonderry Amid Curfew
A chaotic night in Londonderry saw rioting and a curfew as gunfire and flames swept through Watertad Squares and Wil liam street. Police and soldiers clashed with civilians, two policemen wounded and later found dying on Foyle street, and several houses and a garage set ablaze as fire brigades struggled to reach the blazes.
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Londonderry
Atlady Cae
Ned
Guy Sand
Ib Ale
Ity
Polléiniet
Foyle Street
Wil*il
Wrockin
Lonerry Corporation
Belfast
Clifton Street
Old Lodge
Stanhope
Ghana
Brothers Meet After 30 Years In Allentown Visit
A fragmented clipping shows two brothers reunion after three decades in Allentown. One note mentions a Pr hi ahan and references Stout and a local county in a mistyped context. The readable portion confirms the long-awaited family encounter and travel hints.
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Allentown
Hiahan
Yette
Medal ir' Lore and the Crake Kilts Engagement
A fragmentary report notes a controversial engagement at a locale called Our Alley involving Sally and Mary Hay. Amid unclear names and garbled lines, the piece mentions a child death hours after hospitalization and hints at a significant role by various parties, including a hospital and possibly local figures.
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Pottavid
eHthihi
Suten
Dalgan
Marbig
Census Bureau Experts Warn On Data Integrity
The article reports concerns raised by census bureau experts about statistical practice and data handling. It notes issues in measurement, verification, and communication of results, including the need to protect respondent privacy and ensure accurate population counts amid public scrutiny.
Four-Year-Old Cow Bid Sparks Auction Twist
At a rural auction a misread listing leads to a buyer, Dick, receiving a check for a four year old cow misidentified as younger. The next morning the tender confirms the cow’s true age and the crowd debates the mistake while the buyer considers keeping the animal. Neighbors weigh in as the milked case tests trust and prices.
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Tab Carter
Sesteriay
Ota
Indy
Biel
Pasheen
A Great Favor and a Question of $100
A man asks about lending Jack Carter $100 describing him as a fine fellow though an acquaintance admits uncertainty. The dialogue reveals mixed trust and a favor sought, with mentions of debts and a tie to a historical figure in the Kentucky troops.
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Jack Carter
Jack
Fragmented OCR Note On Public Verification
Fragmented text mentions public verification and rim pious phrases. unclear entities or event details hinder precise summary.
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