Detectives Nab Leads of Major Mail Robbery Ring
Special Agent Gordon McCarthy traced and trapped three leaders of a long running bandit gang linked to an October 24 mail truck heist at Leonard Street and Broadway and a Niagara Falls wagon job two months later. Names included Bryce, Lambart, and Ketwes, with bonds and loot recovered from a Gramercy Park apartment and a field near Silver Lake.
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New York
Honda
Gordon McCarthy
Amacian Railway
Postoffice
Justice Officiala
Opalica
Piatza Bf
McCarthy
Cohnt
Dwanl Bryes
Charles Lambart
New York City
Charles Ketwes
Rochester
United States
Hitchcock
Bryce
Gramercy Park
Silver Lake
Labey
Bres
Cowal
German Film Star Killed in Hamburg Plane Crash
Berlin star Andres, among Germany’s top three film actors, died when a Hamburg to Darlin plane she rode in crashed. Jaron Richtofen, brother of famed air commander Richthofen, was piloting and also killed. Fern Anfroa’s mother now resides in Indianapolis.
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Berlin
Fern Andres
Germany
Mas Doired
Fern
Welseka
Jaron Richtofen
Richthafen Wir Agilailran
Wip Wae
Fern Anfroa
Indianapolis
Unclear Victims and Unnamed Suspects In Bay Shore Case
A fragment describes a child named Brown aged 2 with a bullet wound to the brain in Bay Shore and a surgeon team at King’s private clinic noting grave condition. It also mentions Alphonse Pau la of Waterbury charged in a separate case with a fatal shooting in a yard during a family dispute involving Rosa and Carmela in this city.
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Livesmith
Bay Shore
Virginia
Brown
End Ag
Tr. George
King’s
Toppita
Opere Stars
Waterbury
Conn
Alphonse Paula
Rosa Sod
Carmela
Onzilto
Unii
Arront
Salvar Fore Brigueta
Pobritte
New Record for Radio Broadcast Aboard Ship
A record for a remarkable telephone style radio conversation was made by the American ship Frederick Vol sailing from Copenhagen. Captain Oscar Schmith reported he retired on the 27th hour, 500 miles from the U S coast, stating the ship was in telegraph contact with Copenhagen until near the United States coast when radio interference occurred.
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New York
United States
Copenhagen
Oscar Schmith
Frederick Vol
Schmith
Hooper Replies To Jewell In Transport Board Row
Chairman Hooper rebutted Jewell’s stance that Westham rail interests fall outside U S railroad labor board jurisdiction. He warned of stakes in the shopmen walkout over wage cuts of 60 million dollars, overline working rules, and contractor shop work. Jewell’s conduct led to a subpoena. Hooper asserted the board can compel testimony and maintain employe stability ahead of July 8.
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B. NL
Jayeeli
Nile Suter
Unter States
Hstes
Labor Board
Chicago
K. A
Jewell
United States
Mmroad Jabar Board
Sacila Cértnla
Threniauad
Atria
Maintaunien
Allway Gmypliyes
Ue American Federation of Tabu
Courpal
Maud Soi Nut
Han Awa
Clairman
Maurd
Dewell
Dawall
Hse
Hooper
Flo
Mooper
Beard
Medewell
Lenine Reorganizes Soviet Farm Near Moscow
Premier Levine of soviet Russia orders major farm reorganization. A 369 acre estate near Moscow will be devoted to outdoor farming after German and Russian specialists urged the change. Lenine abandons prior office duties to focus on agricultural restructuring.
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Lenine
Riga
Levine
Sovist
Russia
God
Moscow
Surrender in Dublin Amid Firefight at City Workhouse
Dublin saw a large surrender of irregulars at the city workhouse on Stanley Street after a three hour engagement. One British soldier was killed and two wounded by snipers on Abiews Street as Eamon de Valera is expected to respond in writing to Lord Mayor O Naill s appeal for peace in Dublin.
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Dublin
Stanley Street
Abiews Street
Eamon de Valera
O’naill
Dabli
Two Negroes Lynched in Georgia After Conviction
In Jesup Georgia James Harvey and four other Black men convicted of assault were paroled by Governor Hardwick but were seized by a mob. They were removed from Ware County toward Savannah after the atrocity rumor and threats.
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Jesup
James Harvey
Jordan
Hardwick
Nippear Lanes
Sigent Rogers Bere
Warne County
Savannah
Gato Koeplug
Fifteen Die in Sibian Clash Amid War Turmoil
From Gielwitz and St Jexia comes news of a German village clash with nine French detachments leaving fifteen dead and twenty three wounded. A state of siege is proclaimed, French armored cars patrol streets, and rifle fire echoes through Vara in the street fighting progress.
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Sibsia
Gielwitz
St. Jexia
Tlage
Rifig
Vara
Strecta
Train collision near Pueblo injures several passengers
A Missouri Pacific eastbound passenger train no 14 derailed after hitting weakened track from heavy rain near Pueblo. Six coaches were toppled while several passengers sustained minor cuts and bruises. rescuers attended the scene and cleared the wreckage.
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Pueblo
Misaouri Facile Gassenger
Raid on Well Dance Cavees Involves Indecent Entertainment
A raid by Pallea raiding parties seized a group at four young women performing in gauze attire during an entertainment. Eleven stations and relay transfers followed as suspects were detained for disorderly conduct. Hay Cohen hosted the event and faced no charges under a BIA statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Sola
Tcant Peres
Pallea
Patra Wayous
Relaya
Hay Cohen
Went
Fatal Burn Injury From Signal Tower Work
A man identified as Thomas Murray of Atash son died from burns after touching a high tension wire on a signal tower at the New Haven railroad. He had been unconscious for two days after the incident, with fear of being caught by teammates cited in the record.
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Murns
Fortehhester
Thomas Murray
Atashson
Dhe
New Haven
Veen
Tla Burna
Kansas City Dissolves Missouri Kansas Texas Railway Trust
The railroad receivership of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway was dissolved after India Sanborn of the U.S. Court of Appeals approved a sale decree set at no less than 23 million dollars. Security holders challenged the decree as excessive.
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Bate
Katy
St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas and Teyas Railway Company
India Sanborn
Offic
United States Exocnt Court of Appeals
Harding Signademy By Budget Sets Army Strength
Washington D C clipping notes the administration seeks an army appropriation near 271 million dollars and plans for about 225 000 enlisted personnel and 12 000 other ranks for the upcoming year as the new session opens.
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Harding
Washington, D. C
Otther
Appointment of district employment representative announced
In Washington DC Acting Director Rogers of the Youth Bureau announced the appointment of a district employment representative to lead efforts to find jobs for veterans and service men. The move aims to improve placement and support for returning personnel.
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Waallington
D. C
Rapra Tantativen
John
Dinzblad Farmers Service
Rogers
Thy
Youtaring Joureau
Mayor Ofes Quitedifice End of Youngstawn Rule
Olen elected mayor of Youngstown on an independent ticket amid a sharp campaign. He today votes to step down from office after a major administrative shakeup.
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Youngstawn
Georgy
Olen
Youngstown
Towynoil
Netira Bank Opens In Chicago
A faulty OCR fragment reports a national bank opening in Chicago with mentions of committees and officers, noting a capital of $200,000 and connections to several named entities. Details are unclear due to texual corruption but imply a financial institution event and related individuals.
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Netira Bank Opena Chicako
Omy National Bank
Tates
Doviglana National Bank
Harding Heads Off Fuel Famine as Talks Spark Action
Harding moves to avert a fuel shortage by urging operators and miners to act. Government officials plan a conference in Washington with representatives from unions and employers to address energy supply and wage disputes amid possible prosecutions. The government aims for a rapid meeting within days to outline steps and prevent further disruption.
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Dreadont
Harding
Nitners
Hoarding
Gauteniplatea
Washinpton
Myagan
Hetmont
Glolnio
Uty Anderson
Ramet
Volvo
Sonpeliliva
Melnick
Elata
Soholl
Tesla
Walled Ming Workers
Eldhat
Tha
Murder in North Watay Gap Cottage Leaves Three Dead
Reports describe a double murder at a summer cottage in North Watay Gap where Bette and Groom Sain and Pred Nemund along with 32 year old spouse were found slain. The killer remains at large as investigators search for clues and the sensational Wimbledon tennis moment is noted with an American player striking into the royal box.
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Bette
Groom Sain
Stroudyburg
Nemund
Ameren
A. W. Asthalter
Hilpltheater
Cheorga
Queen Mary
Brokerage House Falls in New York Consolidated Exchange
Fuller & Co, a major New York brokerage house, collapses amid turmoil in the consolidated exchange. Reported causes include pension valuation concerns and liquidity strains across large brokerage players, with witnesses describing discontinued settlements and broader market unease.
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New York
Fuller & Co
Cheselnoogh Mfg. CO
Ebate Street
Milwaukee line bids permit for equipment purchase
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Maud Railroad seeks permission to lay and await 88,985,000 in equipment funds. The plan covers 400 freight cars and 25 locomotives to support grain trading and future freight operations amid ongoing transportation policy talks in Washington.
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Milwaukee Wanlington
D. C
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Maud Railroad Company
Iiterature Con Merca Eninnigaton Lony
Death of Longworth matriarch noted in local obituary
The mother of Longworth, aged 77, identified as Daan and mother of Congtean Mir Longworth and Counteaa Do Chambon, died here after a long illness. The obituary names various relatives and mentions a funeral schedule, with references to local figures and addresses.
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Longworth
Daan
Eanctinal
Atea
Nichalad Longworth
Wother
Counteaa
Joe
Sam
Craginsmanin Farnicveadhy
Mneinveth
Mas Bucknge Walllngtard
Hetnnack
Local notes of bonds and deaths in Iowa towns
A patchwork of brief items from Iowa communities detailing school bond votes, public works funding, a poisoning death, a bridged project, a political campaign, a horse accident, a church and civic updates, and farm foreclosures. Names include Leona Hates, Mercy Scent, Evelyn Grant, Charles Gly, and Hobert Wallas, with places such as Stowe City, Waterroom, Greene, Mt Ayr, Columbus Junction, and Guthiele county referenced amid scattered dates and figures.
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Kotlerton
Grand River
Mavis City
American
Bugina’ and Foundry Company
Charles Gly
Cantmeree
Meuthig
Greene
McCracken
Columbus Junction
Aix
Wade
Yeni
Gnawa
Tran
Nia
Ky. McCartney
Mguat Haran
Ihal Sinors’ Association
Sha
Aed
Cali
Godspeed
Thor
Mario Dang
Lynn City
Ington County
Guthhele County
Uteir Homa
Bertha Jones
Ot Moulton
Ihelen
Natal
Ageleutimral
Derlmant
Amercota
Tofky Coun
Ayien
Noluie
Walton
Jared
Charles Jahnson
Norea
Gtusan
Bowron Seeks Relief After Forty Years of Ill Health
An elderly patient, Bowron of 1045 Wye Mth St Tos Apples Cal, describes long struggles with nervousness stomach trouble and general debility. He credits a tonic with improving his condition after many years, noting past temporary relief and current ongoing improvement with a claim of restored vitality and energy.
Fragmented Ad Promotes Toiletry Powder Product
A damaged ad fragment urges readers to remember a toiletry powder brand with unclear claims. It mentions novelty names and slogans, presenting a garbled promotional copy likely from an old commerce page.
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Eypress
Gatches
McGarthy
Jicopar
Dewell Deslarem
Altair
Slethera
Sumihlons
Geneferente
PEAGE
Baskset
Aastra
Weautington
Pagpeillin
Tradii Nckions
Warkou
Leona
Stowe
Fa Park
Mercy
Tama
Wotahura
Bowron
Fontas
Heatina
Tors” Agr
Cult Radios Lonlsysite
Cour
Ginimont
Alouny
Bellans
Evary
Lil
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