Bandit Robbery Near Mint Sparks Wide Hunt
Authorities admitted no clue as to the bandit gang after a dating holdup near the mint. Radio descriptions of suspects circulated as forest rangers joined the search. Police linked Eva Lewis, released from state prison three weeks earlier after a gun battle, to the case and questioned her at her Denver home.
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Tana’ Forest Rangers
Mint
Wvith
Bainker
Eva Lewis
Lewis
Missouri
Eva
Denver
Chicago gang plans rail search after mint robbery
Federal authorities declined to name a female informant who alleged Chicago gang members planned a mint robbery and sent operatives to western roads and cross country trains as a nationwide search began.
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Chicago
Dee
Denver
Herman Hartley Denies Love Letter From Harem Tale
Martinsville Indiana December 19 Herman Hartley, a 22 year old errand boy, denies sending a long distance love letter to a Chicago newspaper in a rumor about a harem story. He threatens to confront the person responsible as townsfolk react to the tale of 150 harem residents seeking husbands.
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Martinsville
Ind
Mohammed
Love
Herman Hatley
Chicago
Herman Stautly
Kaffet Pasha
Herman
Halley
Indiana Forecast Notes Mild Tonight and Snow Possible North
Weather update shows generally fair conditions tonight with a rise in temperature. Wednesday may bring snow in the far northern portion, while high temperatures reach near 27 degrees Monday with a low of 12 and near similar values to last year.
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Indiana
Lawyers Present Arguments In Railroad Remonstrance Hearing
The hearing on the remonstrance against the railroad project continues with amended report discussed. Attorneys Henry Kister and M C Embree present for petitioners while Judge Clirr prepares findings before the January 22 trial date, barring a ruling in favor of remonstrators.
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Frank “Littelton
Pete Kolb
Wilson
Henry Kister
M. C. Embree
Clirr
Francisco mine No 2 to close temporarily after workers quit
An official of Francisco Mining Co says Francisco mine No 2 will likely close until about April 1 after workers quit Saturday. The pause is to avoid halting operations entirely while the company cannot meet the men’s demand for day work and tonnage based mining with temporary, non permanent scales. The company asks workers to continue on the current plan until the new tipple, about $75,000 in cost, is finished.
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Francisco Mining Co
Francisco Mine No. 2
Seven insurgents executed in Dublin curfew protests
Seven more insurgents were executed by Free State authorities at dawn in Dublin. Rebel leaders had ordered demonstrations near the jail as the prisoners faced death, with distant explosions heard as crowds marched in the streets using motor carts.
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Dublin
Ireland
Patent Assignment Involving Genung Polk and AY Walter
A patent assignment has been filed assigning ownership to AY Walter of Chicago and M Genung Polk Co. The document lists Polk as the assignee and references Chicago as the place of filing. The statement indicates the patents are assigned to the company and individuals named.
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AY Walter
Polk
Chitcago
Genung Polk
Undefined Fragment Summary From OCR Note
The readable fragments describe an unclear legal or personal matter mentioning an individual and possible charges. No coherent event timeline or identifiable parties emerge from the text. Further context is required to generate a factual summary with named entities.
Murder details emerge in Herrin massacre trial
Eye witnesses describe the June 22 killings in Williamson county as Howard Hoffman and two others stand trial for murder. Dr Shipman testifies naming two defendants as firing squad members, while state prosecutors lay out a mob of 500 angry union miners and a reign of terror from the bloody morning.
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Hertin
Marion
Sstate
Herrin
Williamson County
Pye
Howard Hoffman
Whs
Shipman
Howard
Appeal for Home to Foster Orphans in Gibson County
A plea published by nineteen children at the Gibson County Orphans Home north of Pataki appeals for permanent homes as Christmas gifts. The letter asks compassionate families to foster or adopt the twelve boys and seven girls under thirteen, seeking loving care and parental guidance.
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Pataki
Weaven
Gibson County
Not'at Home to the Jobless London Petition
Unemployed residents marched from Trafalgar Square to Buckingham Palace to deliver a petition. King declined to receive the delegation and referred them to the Home Secretary for further action.
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London
Dee
Trafalgar Square
Buckingham Palace
Lee King
George
U S weighs final move on German reparations plan
Washington reports the United States plans to invite European powers to settle Germany’s reparations to avert a global collapse. The approach aims to secure an official inquiry into Germany’s reparations figures and to consider limits on land armaments.
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Conyright
United Press
Washington
United States
Lee
Germany
Skidding Automobile Path Shocks Neighbors
A fragment notes a skidding automobile on a path, with neighbors reacting to the incident. No injuries or authorities are mentioned in the readable portion.
Salient points emerge in Clem B. trial testimony
The jury heard Butts dying statement claiming self defense. Blanche testified she intended no harm and described the fatal shooting. Neighbors and relatives testified to prior cruelty by Butts toward Blanche. Blanche persisted on the stand with minor variations under cross examination.
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Butts
Blanche
Untangled garbled report on actor Wallace Reid breakdown
Disjointed copy describes Wallace Reid's breakdown amid speculation of blackmail and drug influence. The fragment notes involvement of unknown parties and a fight or agitation preceding the decline, with unclear attributions and chaotic wording.
City adopts vehicle license ordinance for commercial fleets
Council meeting presided by Walter Biggs discusses bylaw requiring licenses for all commercial vehicles including trucks wagons and funeral cars. Fees based on size and capacity with annual renewal due by August half-year fees for late applicants. enforcement via City Clerk and Treasurer receipts. The measure aims to fund street repairs and was adopted after consults with other cities. bond of 18 000 dollars approved and city finances reviewed.
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Cial
Walter ‘Biggs
Niemeier
Pringeton
Nienfeleratia
Karl M. Miller
Hks Christmas Party Arrangements for Princeton Children
Full plans for the Hks annual Christmas party for Princeton children are complete. White children are asked to meet at the Rome North Bart Street between 1 and afternoon for transport to the Grand Theatre. A free matinee of comedies and educational films will follow, with the traditional Christmas treat.
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Hks
Princeton
Rome
Bart
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