Bandit Robs Cumberland Station For $6000 In Cash
A lone robber, described as about five seven, wearing a blue suit and straw hat, held up Cumberland Station clerks with a revolver at midnight. He rifled the safe and cash drawers, taking about 6000 in bank notes, checks, and currency, while leaving about $200 behind. An unidentified man matching the description was seen near Corsigansville early this morning as investigators search the scene.
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Cumberland
Joseph F. Taylor
Baltimore & Oh
Glen
Queen City
Corsigansville
Corringeville
Sheriffs Office
Ralph Young
Taylor
Moore
Cleveland H. Taylor
New York Hoses Fight Criminal Wave and Burglary Rise
New York nonprofits report rising burglary costs and tightened security across Manhattan south of Times Square. Private guards, armed squads, and alarm networks proliferate around Fur and jewelry districts as police extend patrols and the Dead Line at Fulton Street tightens control after dark.
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New York
I Areuung Publi
Ffth Avenue
Manhattan
Time Square
Furner
Socety
Alliance
Pennsylvania Station
Salk
Madion Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Ncces
Casatuere
Ocemts
Maiden Lane
Fulton
Fulton Street
Coolidge Ends Seventh Week At White Court
Swampscott Mass Aug 11 A P ob The seventh week of President Coolidge vacation here closed with no indication of a return to Washington. Plans to stay in New England beyond Labor Day appeared unlikely. He may visit Plymouth Vermont for several days before heading back to the capital.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coptidee
New England
Washington
Plymouth
Vermont
Renee Minster
Night Riot by 13 Klansmen Ends in Court Action
Report from Franklin, Missouri, details a violent clash after a Klan meeting along with numerous arrests for assault with dangerous weapons. State troopers detained 15 at Libby house, 22 in a barn, eight in nearby brush, as injuries occurred amid stones and gunfire.
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Frankinkam
Perks W. Libby
Whee Farm
Libby
New England
Lisles
Oler
Society Girl Returns Says Disappearance Was Johe On Narse
A puzzled report recounts a society girl’s return and suggests her earlier disappearance was an event linked to a man named Johe. The fragmentary text references social figures, clothing, and a courtlike atmosphere with unclear sequence.
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Society Girl Returns
Typhoon Hits Village Leaves Four Dead and Three Hundred Injured
An Amsterdam dispatch reports a typhoon striking Bereule in Gelderland causing extensive ruins. Four killed and about 300 injured as two thousand residents become homeless and communications are disrupted. Several nearby villages suffer severe damage and an airplane link to the area is broken.
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Amsterdam
Ufulland
Auge I
Bureule
Helland
Berder
Gelderland
Didan
Wetiacham
Oldensaal
Bengein
Rourle
Rereule
Parkhurst Questions on Quarrel Rumors in Rockville Case
Police say Mary Price of Silver Spring accuses a man of assault amid conflicting stories. Mrs Price maintains her original account of the seizure as armed citizens pursue leads in Montgomery County near Rockville.
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Manhuet
Becauve
Rockville
A. P. Pesses
Montgomery County
Mary Price
Silver Springs
Berau
Tunney to Fight Wille in September at Vandee Studram
Late news briefs report heavyweight champion Gene Tunney signing to fight Marty Wille, likely Friday September 23, under the direction of Tes Richard at Vandee Studram. The item notes other local rumors and unrelated updates from New York and Florida.
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New York
Aug
Gene Tunney
Marty Wille
Vandee Studram
Tes Richard
Johnson Honored Guest At Eastern Shore League Event
Rand Johnson president of the American League visited Cambridge to raise Parksley’s pennant and attend a reception with Eastern Shore League officials. He watched Cambridge versus Parksley, then planned to Salisbury and Parksley to raise the trophy won last season.
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Cambridge
Rand Johnson
Parksley
Brice W Golkdsborough
Cambridge Club
Johnson
Ball Park
Parkeley
Ruen Preacher Rece
Salisbury
Electrocution Ends Spectacular Career Cowboy Deputy Sheriff
Lincoln Nebraska August 11 1934 AP Walter R Simmons former Mogot ais cow boy and deputy sheriff was electrocuted at the State Prison for the murder of Frank Pahl Spencer Nebraska Robbery was the motive for the killing Pahl s body was found under a bridge near Spencer Simmons career spanned 27 years as a cow boy baseball player and deputy sheriff and he faced a lengthy fight including temporary reprieves and a near escape before execution He left a note for his son and said he would leave 550 for his education and proclaimed his innocence.
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Lincoln
Neb
Walter R. Simmons
Mogtaas
Sherif
Frank Pahl
Spencer
Paul
Simmons
Beotleggver
Mryan
McMullen
Walter Jr
Tophis To Open New Factory in Harlock
Harlock gains a new shirt factory planned by local businessmen. Contracts with The Tophas Company of Wilmington were completed last week, signaling a favorable start for the project and anticipated employment in the area. The Hurwa Chamber of Commerce supported the effort at a recent meeting, with town officials and citizens expressing strong backing.
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Tophis
Harlock
Fem
Wildumgton
Hurwa Chamber of Commerce
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