Dillinger Gang Flee After Suburban Shootout
In Schiller Park near Chicago a gunfight involved police and suspected Dillinger gang members. Chief Christian and deputies fired on two cars. the mob escaped, one car later linked to a missing theft involving Mrs. Herman Stern. Federal authorities also moved to arrest Ernest Blunk amid the Dillinger case, as searches continue for the gang’s hideout in Wisconsin.
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Chicago
Schiller Park
Suamen
Police Chin
Robert Therfi
James Ehaulsur
Dillinger
Wisconsin
Christian
Herman Stern
Gaskin
Ernestunk
Matt Brown
Nllinger
Crown Point
South Benel
Blunk
Acre
al Gomsh Pista
Lillian Holleyster
Chivo Blank
Albert App
William Miller
Dillinger Macchine
Alsnnhein
Ue Ear
May Alnot
Ely Freschette
Todian
Faukee
Tk &S
Ehapaler
Fenidig Ur
ATP
Besdhee MM
Bae
Aery
Oud
Bljata
Satel Loelaxe
Fey
Wake
Vitis Wathai
Ms. Slater
Adinyid
Surat
Mhilber
Joe Sielabilder
Diane
Fred Siamithes
Prestiey Tell
Sunaar View Sell
Bealrive
Belle
Pharide
NRA Reports Signs of Better Trade and Stricter Enforcement
The NRA cited higher department store sales near 17 percent for January–February 1934 and a push for a 10 percent hour slash without wage cuts. It noted several resignations and transfers among top officials, ongoing Blue Eagle enforcement, and complaints under the coal and garment codes.
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J- R
Washington
NRA
Federal Reserve Board
Paul H. Douglas
L. Hi i Tompkins
Johnson
United States Rubber Company
DD Whiteside
Department of Justice
Union
E.G. Budd Manufacuring Company
Philadelphia
Dale
Lodiay
Lafayette Motor Car Corporation
New York City
Richmond Hosiery
Rossville
Eding i
Truckers Tee and Cold Storage Company, Ltd
Ixenner
Ccde
Manny Overall Company
el Paso
Tex
Éeetton
Pries
Isull Must Leave Greege Next Week Ales
A scrambled report notes Isull must depart Greece soon amid cabinet changes and foreign minister shifts. The text mentions travel pressure, expulsion fears, and a fugitive seeking refuge at the German legation as Athens contends with European ministerial moves.
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Isull
Greege
Ales
Panaveit Widaris
Cs Gove
Athens
Samuel A
Hus Cayerk Laissen
Boyd and Kropf Reported to Enter State Prison Today
Embezzlement convictions in Columbia County Circuit Court led Boyd company figures to surrender to Portage authorities and be transported to the state prison. Alfred P. Roy Alan, former Boyd director, paid fines and costs totaling 83,000.
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Mitcison
Kropf
Jory M. Poyd Co
Madi
Haveent House
Beffore Magicifall
Bova Amun
Heavy Board
Supreme Court
Shere
Robert H. Rache
Portage Ane
Penientiars
Coe’ Humbia County
Porehage
Alfred P. Roy Alan
Boyd Company
Cathysbl Coney Cleyey
Vathie Ly ‘Ak Roe Stet
CWA program shift outlines Wisconsin urban rural job plans
Wisconsin officials describe CWA shifts toward local payments for materials and weekly wages, with job allotments set by community needs. Urban areas face 24 hour weekly limits, rural 14 hours, and projects may transfer to the new program as CWA ends by March 32.
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Mibwaukee
Uly
Calley
Coffey
Madison
Finis
Ciny
Robert G. Schmedemann
CWA
Wisconsin
Wavernar
Widely Known Doctor Dies Following Fall
The article reports the death of a renowned doctor after a fall, noting his prominence locally and his role in the community. It mentions his physician and ties to Viroqua Wisconsin, including a bank reopening context and a conservator’s involvement, with several garbled phrases reflecting OCR errors.
Inside job alleged in Greenville holdup case
Greenville officers report a $50,000 bank holdup tied to a state crime ring. Detectives Henry Lindsay John Corea and Williman are named in warrants with two others. two bandits seized cash while prisoners were transported near the post office. Bond set at $25,000 each.
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Greenville
White
Ben & Weir
Carolina Nationan
Greenville County
Cmayess
Henry J. Lindsay
John E. Corea
Toit Wil- Vinon
Grind
Winte
LWO
South Carolina National Bank of
S.C
Cor Lindsay
Wwi
Child’s Neck Broken by Auto in Superior Incident
A child suffered a fatal neck injury after being struck by a car in Superior Wisconsin. Details are limited in the fragmentary report, with few names or precise circumstances available. Further transmission is needed to confirm the victim and exact location of the accident.
Discharge action tied to Wisconsin state hospital inquiry
The article reports that six inmates died and officials recommended immediate discharge for staff following a legislative committee review. Names of inmates and staff are listed, with references to the institution, dates in March, and a board of control decision. The piece describes charges and subsequent appointment of administrators and mentions ongoing procedural steps in connection with the investigation.
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Lin Noshhern
Atten
Liang
Grund
Wisconsia
Tp Deen
Petar Bell
Gossern
Iparietenielenih
Ily Chlat Bee Wik
Segond Voll Aseunie Eharyge
Marl Diev
Albert Pinter
Miller
Ark the Hoxoo
Shere Forkire
Bedinserters
Cominilee
Wewin
Nospitah
Ieludes
T. Will
Otaim FP
Lorenz
Mudi
von Vt
Artalyal Cindervon
la Grosse
Walle
Malwankinators
Otter Islet
Silat
Alea Wasts Corptic
Iorony Schimerleags
Dee J Ramek
Pitty
Siac
Bastayes
Sight Earth Sho se Rem Ros Of Year Ago Calif Ba
Fragmentary text references California Bay area and Oregon related terms with unclear dates. Readable words indicate a local historical note or feature mentioning last year events and a possible place name. Cannot determine a cohesive event or person due to incomplete OCR.
Implausible IAS Effort Amid Disjointed Text Fragments
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered references to individuals, events, and places with unclear connections. The passage mentions names like Slater, Belle, and Phoebe, and includes garbled phrases about marriages, trials, and alleged actions without coherent narrative or verifiable details.
Fear Mob May Attack Suspect Trio
A chaotic scene unfolds as a mob threatens three suspects led to state prison amid a tense day of rumors and confrontations. Authorities secure Watts Prison and begin interviews with the trio as the investigation details emerge.
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Beaver Dian
Thie Ewanty
Wapiti
Henry Lethe
WNI
EYE of
Hbo Ptisenaars
Alwerti Sundie
Mant Gia
Charlton
Leno I Hrain Fog Delays Plane and Injures Howe
A confusing report notes Leno and Howe injured as rain and fog affect a plane, with minor damage reported. The fragment hints at weather related travel disruption and possible subsequent actions.
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Leno
Howe
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Prout Tuckstilt Observatory
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