Payroll Bandits Captured After Langley Field Hold Up
Newport News reports Corporals John Woot and James Kirkroy identified as bank payroll robbers who seized $43 000 at Langley Field. A posse and Justice officials pursued them into woods near Wethel, recovering most of the money. The bandits and guards exchanged gunfire before the drivers fled in a high speed car leaving the scene surrounded by armed pursuit and hounds.
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Newport News
John 5. Woot
James S. Kdrroy
Norman
Cela
Yangley Field
We Wethel
Hiwad
Anf
Boi
Capisin
Fodr
Joe
Langley Held
Cata
Air Ware
Loxar
Ror Crockett
Hampton
Suspected Murderer Ends Life in Cherokee County
George Whitham, a well known retired farmer in Pontiac, shot himself with a .32 caliber revolver after seeking sheriff's information about a missing person. His estranged wife was killed Saturday night near Columbus, Kansas, with four gunshots. Whitham was seen boarding a baln at a local station around 7:20 Saturday night, then returned Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
George Whitham
Rose
Chao
Cherokee County
Kan
Whitham
Wene
Columbus
Casihoand
Independent Drug Co Officials Indicted in Prohibition Conspiracy
Three officers of the Independent Drug Company including Cito Katz president George N. Lander vice president and Sherfy W H Miller secretary were indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiring to violate the national prohibition act. The indictment alleges around a thousand offenses involving whiskey valued at about 990000, according to U S District Attorney Thomas H Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drig Company
Cinginsatt
Independent Drug Company
Cito Katz
George N. Lander
Sfirey WH. Miller
United States
Thomas H. Morrow
Wolf of Wall Street Boss Faces Jail Over Court Ruling
The supreme court ruled that David Lawer known as the Wolf of Wall Street must be jailed to serve his sentence on the conviction for obstructing justice to restrain foreign commerce. The decision centers on habeas corpus and the lawful application of the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Wall
Werrington
Supreme Court
David Lawer
Awaiting Husband's Funeral in Virginia Town Union
In a Riverside township report a woman from Twin Breach endured a complex ceremony as she awaited her husband’s funeral. The article notes arrangements at Jackson town in Q for the interment and mentions a remarriage prior to the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maar
Govege
Willian Walk
I Jackson, Q
Chicago Boss Arrests Follow Federal Indictment
A federal grand jury returned a blanket indictment charging the arrest of reg Lildio known as the silent power behind Mayon William Yale Thowpset and 24 others. The charges allege conspiracy to commit fraud across four courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Viltego—Caniates
Reg Lildio
William Yale Thowpset
le Gsand
Aviator Killed in Field Crash Report
A private pilot died after an aircraft crashed in a field during a flight test. The accident involved Rupert Jule and an unnamed crewmate, with injuries to another individual. Preliminary findings suggest loss of control as the plane struck the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurt
Bvoolulu
Rupert Jule
Unclear fragmentary note on event and people
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an event in a location with names that are unreadable. The readable portion hints at crude observations and possible planning but provides no clear actions, dates, or outcomes to identify a complete news item.
Washington Budget Message Urges Cost Cuts and Balance
President Harding outlined a fiscal restraint plan at a budget conference noting estimated expenditures up to January 15, 1943 and receipts that show a deficit. Vice President Coolidge read the message as officials discussed economy and potential further reductions to balance the budget. Additionally General Dougherty was ordered to bed with illness, affecting the Attorney General's office duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Harding
Budget Bureau
Coolidge
Harding Bineek
Hip Phy
Addreea
Lord
We Buggel
United States
Lord Vald
Treaury
Agraocing Et Lin
Walle Oz
Contary
Chaplin and Nearl Betrothal Reported in Del Monte
Del Monte California reports a startling claim that Chaplin and Nearl plan marriage. A misfired tabloid description follows with confusion about Pola Negri capitulating and a dramatic scene surrounding a jewel theft reference.
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Chaplin
Nearl
del Monte
Cal—Pola Negri
Laugering
Charle Chaplin
Negro Arrested for Slaying Near Nerçlaire Suburb
Memphis police announced the arrest of a Black man in connection with the shooting deaths of Mrs. Inulth Me Inling Tucker and Duncan R. Waller of Mayfield Kentucky. Bodies were found with bullet wounds in their heads near Nerçlaire, a suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphia
Tens
Bea Bean
Mre
Inulh Me
Inning Tucker
Duncan TR. Waller
Mayfield, Ky
Ner¢laire
Three Boy Scouts Die in Everglades Explosion
A telephone message reports three Boy Scouts were killed and several injured in a dynamic explosion during a camping trip in the Everglades. Authorities said the troop likely mishandled a quantity of explosives while camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aml
Fla
Evergladen
Alump Blanters
Daugherty Improves Under Medical Care In Washington
Attorney General Daugherty shows considerable improvement while under care in Washington. Brigadier General Rawyer and Dr. Wide House physicians report he is being tended by a team of doctors and nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Washington
Rawyer
Tragedy at Pennsylvania Roundhouse Claims Four Lives
Four men were killed and two severely injured in a boiler and locomotive accident at a roundhouse in Lana, Pennsylvania. Investigators described multiple suspicious factors as the incident drew rapid railroad attention and an active inquiry by state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicexa
Lana Pennaph Vane
Filion
Pennsyhyania Railroad
Kobotiege
Disappearance After $25,000 Cash in Pittsburgh
A man vanished after cashing a $25,000 check and planning a trip to New York. Police released details tying the disappearance to a Kaufman department store official in Pittsburgh as investigators pursue his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer H. Lautmac
Kaufman Wepnetmentatora
Pittsburg
New York
Min
Two Youths Admit Murder in Insurance Man Killing
Eleente Campbell and Charles Mavis, both 18, admit stealing an automobile and confess to killing Leslie Nicholas, an insurance man. Nicholas was found shot in the desert northeast of Niland, near Los Angeles and San Francisco, with two bullet wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gantess
Eleente
Cal—Pragk Campbell
Charles Mavis
Leslie Nicholas
Lnsurace
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Niland
Louisiana Supreme Court Denies Rehearing in Murder Case
The Louisiana Supreme Court denied a rehearing for six men convicted of murder in Independence. The case concerns Dallas Caleb’s death in May 192. The defendants, sentenced to hang, may seek a new trial only by appealing to the United States Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisienn Supreme Court
Dallas Caleb
Independence
United States Supreme Court
Campaign totals reported for church school drive in New England
Lawrence of Massachusetts as national campaign chairman announces efforts to raise 700000 for a New York Episcopal school and 1000000 for a Cambridge theological school. After ten days the drive has collected 723000 toward the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tehop Lawrence
Massachusetts
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Pearl Found in Oyster Aboard Ship
A pearl the size of a pen was found in oysters purchased by Tent. Axel Jonson of the detective bureau states a pearl was discovered while eating the oysters. The object was described as solid and measures about nine pecks in claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tent
Axel Jonson
Woile
Jeoxen
Woman Rises at Memorial as Husband’s Funeral Opens
A sensational moment interrupted a funeral when Maurin Wetteelil reportedly woke during Ney’s service. Witnesses insist the woman’s appearance appeared sudden and caused a stir. Authorities have not confirmed the claim.
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Gomes
Maurin Wetteelil
Alice
Allea
Rancher Found Dead in Abandoned House
Rancher in the community of Sraokitan was found dead inside an abandoned house. The man, identified as Neh J. W. Heol, had appeared unresponsive with no signs of immediate cause. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Sraokitan
J. W. Heol
Prom. Mond.mancher
Deng Fhun
Ap Eerkoa
Nebraskan Farmer Wounded in Wagon Crash
Local Nebraskan farmer, 40, son of Knepper of Linen, Neb, was trauKkred Ininhe Wagner cream atation in Uedaneck Late exclaim Ings "Tan shol-ent a daniort Ne theo for view with & boblot wound." Sheriff Arts Inter near Jilis Raexellar investigated with signs of investitution. Evidence included an empty akell and whiskey reportedly consumed at Wheeller's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeller
Burdened with Plans and Transfers Across Ill-Fated Rail and Education
A garbled report outlines plans ranging from 1700 to 1800 miles of highway work to political measures in Fayette and York counties. It references Associated Packing and Finance companies, Burlington railroad orders for sixty fast locomotives, and a $3,180,000 purchase with early delivery. The piece also mentions education board actions, Sunday School participation, and real estate moves, along with stray notes on rural credit studies, a Farm Institute origin, and a pioneer skeleton discovery in an Amosa cave context.
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Tao
Io Jawa
Biaird
Fayette
Frank Harter
Yorks Noby
G. Tittarter
Diagonal
Brothera
Odeh
Inet
Associated Packing Company
Cndd
J.B. Goodwie
Associated’ Finance’ Company
Burlington Railroad
Ordex
Dod Molney
Prac Healy
Gatchang
Clarence Lenker
Wiilon Junction
Hig Brothar
Hazard
Sowa
Slemmong
Bechanan County
Sista
Ames Whlet
Conslyta
Charlotte Coman
Towa City
New York
Towans
Palx County
Henry Field
Shenandosh
Poland
China
Indianapolis
Delaware
Fanuary
Towa
North America
Drace
Manufacturar
Alvision
Unites Slete
Absenes
Dadid J. Brang
Line Grove
Austentia
Evangy Hla
Horald Culton
Patriant
Idteet
Afumeti
Tradora MW
Legislative News Sidelines on General Assembly Activities
The article outlines early General Assembly actions on highway funding and control shifts. It notes the highway commission's recommendations, federal aid concerns, and potential transfer of primary road system control to the commission. Also mentioned are bills, budget items, and a special appropriation day related to road and farm issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Tls Howe
Wbrouch Ibn
Atriel Maew
Aasaiubly
Pothupw
Janet
Highway Commission
PlAluar
Tree Authority
Tia Primary Fond Syatam
Tha Commission
Tha House Journal
Ganar Aisterbuden
Shu Mabway Commission
Tha Priorasy
Ried
Conrae
Tha Aakings
Wiehlenstag
Paiaty
Tawanna
HELP FOR GIRLS WHO WORK
A customer letter extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women experiencing pain and nerves. The writer claims relief from headaches and cramps and praises the product's effect on well being. She invites others to try the remedy.
Diamond Eyes Dyeing Claims and Garment Care Guide
A fragmented ad style text discusses Diamond Dyer and a dyeing process for a sweater skirt and child’s coat. It promises colorfast results with no fading or running and claims the material composition and care guidance for various fabrics.
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Bridget
Washington, D. G
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Dunkherty
Pres. Harding
Gaugherty
Mekare
Board of
Porate
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Trastam Jr
Atsta Board of Standardization
A. ¥. Brady
O'Brien
Chatriiin
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Georie
Anita
Delawara
Tln
House
Mego
Park Cgunty
Graham
Wapelto
Howe
Bath
Mary
Locke Tella
Lydia
Cee
Tyrese
tSakhian
Hanarter
Tay Alwaye
Mire
M. Bopio
Lottera
Piichari
Ductaing
Lydia Pinkbaia
EB Kos
Atone
Vasel Line
Maryland
Cnn
Tony
Miiamond
Beatina
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