Two Mystery Deaths Baffle Washington C
New York dispatch reports two mysterious deaths spark panic among criminals as District Attorney Banton cites a surge in guilty pleas and rising convictions. Whittemore and associates face multiple indictments and police roundups linked to robberies totaling about 200000. Trop and Mrs. Unkelnach are named in recent arrests relating to safekeeping of stolen jewels.
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New York
Benton
Whitte
Jouriey
Cone
Whittemore
Newrae
Baltimore
Joseph Trop
Bat
Rome
Kana Ae Unkeltach
William Unkelbech
Wang
Woodbin
Sher
New Yorce
Cleveland
Shuffice
Gubdbere
Richard Reese Whittemore
Jim
Distriet Attorney
Banton
Kehd. Whittemore
Buffalo
Chilean dispute over plebiscite stalls talks in Chile
Chilean and American election officials clash as Peru and Chile pause plans for a Tacna Arica sovereignty plebiscite. Direct settlement with Peru is proposed delaying the plebiscite with Chile voicing caution over possible disturbances and warship presence. Registration for the plebiscite continues amid tension and suspicions of postponement.
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Chile
March Ze
Peru
Tacanai
Arica
United States
Necwitale
Frere
Taras
Witten Maiaiter
ELS
Pinveburgh School Education Opinion On Scrithders and Scraviers
Wm Te Root of the University of Pittirussh School of Education argues that those labeled Scrithders and Scraviers are hindered by a wave mentality. He says intelligentPearl and Ter Rane urge thinking twenty times faster than writing, causing brain activity to lag behind, shaping mental capacity and growth.
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Pinveburgh
Scraviers
Te Root
University of Pitrsthussh School of Education
Pearle
Rand Ter
Arrested for purse stealing. 45 years old
Astury Dark, Marsh 27, was arrested on a warrant for purse stealing. The report notes details of the arrest and mentions a deposed medical claim and a 3 year term proposal. Local authorities and a sheriff were involved in the seizure.
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Marsh
Edwin E
Sard
Rachel Teday
Trebalorton
Sargren
Rae -Saper-stery
Porzi Out Porized In New York Stock Swindle
New York March 27. Mrs Genee Otto Bane and her husband Charles W Bane were arrested on swindling charges. They allegedly used a New York Telephone Company job to offer stock at par, took money from friends and relatives with fictitious receipts, paid some dividends, and spent the rest on luxury living for three years. The heaviest loss is believed to be 75,008 dollars from Denniston of Standard Oil. Detective Lieutenant Mayer calls the pair the brains of the operation, with support from Mrs Bane's brother-in-law William J Clark who provided funds.
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New York
Mra
Genee
Otto Bane
Benge
New York Telephone Company
HLA
Denniston
Standard Oil Company
Charles W. Banee
Deanizton
August Mayer
Lieut. Mayer
William J. Clark
Banare
Clark
Tete
Maser
Beanx
Telephone Company
Baltimore Woman Questioned in Dairy Holdup Case
Mrs. Vida Comdon Unkelbach wife of Willem G Untelbach of Richard Meese Whittemore gang was questioned by police in Baltimore. She denied knowledge of the robbery but said her husband knows John Nugem of Sykesville from whom the car tags were stolen.
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Baltimore
A. U
Vida Comdon Unkelbach
Willem G. Untelbach
Richard ‘Meese Whittemore
New York
Enone
Mary
Imiry
Ser
Bridge plan across Potomac faces Senate Commerce panel
Washington March 17 A F report shows opposition to a Potomac bridge linking Montgomery Maryland and Fairfax Virginia as a belt line feared to threaten 22 Montgomery County communities. Rear Admiral Knight urged necessity to ease traffic and cited wartime government embarrassment. Virginia officials called it dangerous to residents and local development. Bethesda Chamber of Commerce leader Thomas Everett said it serves real estate and industrial gains and would devastate nearby residents beyond Washington.
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Washington
Potomac
Montgomery
Maryland
Fairfax Vellmy
Senate Commerce
Austin M. Knight
Virginia
Montgomery County
Thomas Everett
Hethesda Chamber of Commerce
Plans for a Turkish Dance Monopolis Stir Nation
A fragment suggests Turkish partisans push government to create a "Dance metropolis" Thessaprae to regulate modern dancing nationwide. They argue it would protect public dancers and curb perceived chaos, while opponents critique the plan as generic and impractical.
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Turkey
Thessaprae
Erly Morr Gerneric
Menopoly
Grazing Permits for Cattle and Sheep Quoted in Test
A garbled paragraph from a Colorado record notes grazing permits for cattle and sheep near the Urata Forest area. Supervisor Kaw Pees signals a minor shift in policy, referencing past practices and local authorities. The text remains unclear on dates and exact scope.
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Terand Jonet An
Colo
Gregaz
Pg Privinegee
Wet Leaders Seek Poll in Congress
An Association against Use Prohibition proposes paying polls to gauge constituents on the prohibition question. William Stayton chairs the effort to influence dry-voting congress members, offering to cover district-wide poll costs and let the member name the counted ballots. The plan aims to reveal true voter sentiment amid ongoing debates on enforcement and constitutional questions.
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Washington
A. Po
Congress
Association Against Use Prohibition
William K. Ntaysem
Feowsder
Association
Xtay‘ton
Stayton
Senate‘committee
Jagepolins
Senate
Ehmner Butshit
Alaska
Falers
Promin
York
Cape
Lesaor
Israel
Europe
Farksam and Permian Unveil Themed Feats On Track
Farksam and Permian showcase notable performances as the pair chase standout marks. Local observers note growing momentum and potential for further improvement through the season.
Women Call Strike in Briansk Village Over Harsh Conditions
In Vertey village, Briansk Province, wives led by Axenia Karaorva won a pledge from their husbands after marching to the village square. Madame Karnerva spoke condemning banklike oppression and violence, demanding fair treatment and a vote to end abuses. The men, pressured by the crowd, agreed to sign the local accord ending the strike.
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Russia
Vertey Vba
Briansk
Axenia Karaorva
Scheol
New Plane Record Set Between Logdem and Paris
Paris on March 27 reports a new speed record for commercial airplanes on the Logdem Paris route. A three engine plane reportedly covered the distance in 34 minutes setting a new benchmark in air travel.
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Paris
Logdem
Pocamet
Valorads School Students Arrested in Initiation Ceremony
Twenty seven Valorads School of Mimex students were arrested on a charge related to stealing two wheelbarrows valued at $10 during an initiation ceremony.
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Garden
Cole
Valorads School of Mimex
Uve
Release of accused man sought in Maryland death case
Hagerstown Maryland March release pending coroner jury inquiry into death of Clarence Kinnitz. Edward Smith of Maytown held for habeas corpus while officials pursue charges after shooting at Smith home last Sunday. Mary A Cumming and James Chewning jailed in connection with Charles de Moore death. Cummings claims innocence as headless body found near Merpera Ferry in December.
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Hagerstown
March St
A. V
Ewan Ked
Oswald
Edward Smith
Maytown
Clarente
Kinnitz
Will
Smith
Ated
Keovasz
Wes. Xhat
Frank G. Wagaman
Marry A. Cumming
Charles de Moore
Cummings
James Chewning
Fery
Bostom
Mass
Moore
Weather and shipping reports from March 27 across New York and ports
A summarized daytime bulletin notes rain and temperature trends with coastal conditions and business updates. It references ship movements, port activity, and market figures, including monetary values and vessel tonnage, drawn from New York and nearby harbors.
Communist assault on American mission in Southern China
A communist raid on an American Missionary Compound near Kweilin in Southern China injured and bound Chinese Christian charges. Rioters fired a warning shot, proclaimed victory, and threatened to drive Christians from the region. The Union for the Protection of the People claimed responsibility and sold an American Mission book store in Wuchow.
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Home Kong
Kucilin
Kerve
Ped
China
Fampanga
Wuchow
Mong Kong
Kweilin
Union For the Protectin
g@eoprl
Messien
Wurkow
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