Escaped Maryland Prisoners Tied to Chicago Detention
Baltimore dispatch reports James Connetly alias Jack Hart, a Norris gang member, captured in Chicago after a January Maryland Penitentiary escape. Chicago police pursue identity. rewards total 2800 dollars. Hart linked to payroll robbery and murder, with Hart’s wife seen in Baltimore. Cannell and Aster held on possible extradition for payroll robbery in New York.
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Baltimore
James Connetly
Jack Hart
Maryland
Chicago
Hart
New Jersey
Willamsport
Laurel
Hartford
Emery L. Cablentz
Cement of Welfare
State Board of Welfare
James Jo Connelly
Arthur Aster
New York City
Cannell
Peber
William Norte
Ai Peyrall Ebbery
Baltamore
Prion
New York
Martin Cohen
Readers of Times asked to aid Santa
The Evening Times reports 163 Salisbury children lack funding for Christmas gifts and basic needs. Aimed to match angels with families in distress, churches and volunteers organize bathing fuel and food. The Times and social workers plan an Alias Santa Claus sweep to provide toys clothing and treats.
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TIMES
Santa Claus
Santa
Jay
Chettma
Pao Bvewing Times
Saliszbury
Evening Comers
Evening Times
the & Coiing Times
Twee
Teva
Confection
Riik
Allas Sants
Atlenta Pen Warden Charged With Bribery
A warden at Atlenta Pen faced federal charges including bribery and influence peddling. The indictment cites irregularities in inmate care and official actions tied to a scheme in which bribes were used to affect prison operations.
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Atlenta
Poison Alcohol Used In Liquor Prohibition Debate
Senator Reed faced questions on a planned move to split the Prohibition unit from the Treasury Bureau. He argued the plan would prevent substitution of poison in liquor and avoid covert smuggling schemes. The hearing examined evidence from multiple sources about dangerous alcohol and potential murder risk.
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Washington
Reed
Missouri
Senate
Treasury Burrau
Queen Marie Promotes Modern Dress Styles
Queen Marie of Romania advocates modern fashion, criticizing long gowns and restrictive trains. The article notes she favors simpler silhouettes that avoid entangling feet and restricts heavy fabrics, urging graceful movement and freedom for women.
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Queen Marie
Marie
Rurvania
Feee
Thousands Of Deer Starving In Canyon
Fragments describe a wildlife crisis with deer dying of starvation in a canyon. The text mentions urban observers, potential observers, and unclear notes about events or responses.
Baby Kidnapped Infant Reunited With Parents After Photo Identifies Child
A six month old baby kidnapped from Camden ND was found in a Philadelphia area house after a newspaper photo led the mother to recognize her child. Russell Stemting Jr. is with his mother as legal steps continue for the father and guardianship. The infant was well cared for and dressed in new clothes.
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Camden
Keel
Russell Karl
Girard Vane Noar Mahanoyity
Rosesell
Mio
Mre
Philadelphia
Ami
Stermling
Miahanoy City
Rassell, Jr
Israel Shatz
Shatz
Russell
Shatsa
Trial Day Resumes in U S Prohibition Agent Case
Federal Prohibition agent James Asher known as the Lane Wall faces second degree murder charges over the death of saloonkeeper Peter Yancauskas after a raid on the Vaucaushas saloon in Philadelphia. Witnesses describe battered Yancauskas and agents moving him to the police station amid claims of violence during the raid.
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Philadelphia
James Asher
Peter Yancauskas
Commonwealth
Federa District
Alfies
Yancauskas
Ois
Asher
Vaucaushas
Francesco Hertaig
Pr Whiten
Protubitier
Perens
Yancaucska
Ancaucskha
Bull Hertz
Nate
Fugen
Ageenandrar
Investee Women Meet Violent Death in Wisconsin
A report details a violent death involving an investee woman in Wisconsin. Authorities say the incident occurred during a confrontation with a manager or related party at a Traut property. Investigations continue as police pursue leads and question several suspects.
Broker Die in Times Square Shooting and Probe
New York broker Samuel Liebster died at Bellevue Hospital from bullet wounds after a Times Square office shooting in which his brother Louis died the next day. Police sought Noah Aaron of River surge and investigated if the incident stemmed from a feud tied to JB Clark and Company prior expulsion from the Canadian Stock Exchange. Federal indictments against the brothers and eight others were pending for alleged fraud.
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New York
Samuel Liebster
Bellevue
Hos Tatal
Lou
Times Square
Louis
Noah Aaron
River Sur Price Pulice
JB Clark and Company
Stork Exchange
Trlt
Bea
Loebsters
Shortage in Funds Reported by State Banking Dept
The late Department of Banking and Insurance admits a large shortage in the Industrial Building and trans dissertation fund, now estimated near 290 800 dollars, described as possibly the greatest shortage in state history. Campbell of Hackensack faces questions as secretary, with further testimony to a judge over alleged perjury in a recent trial.
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Irenton Joice de
FD Begas
Department of Banking and Insurance
Hachen
Wayer
Hackensack
Department
Shertace Campbell
Eas
Bandits Drive Through Smoke After Carjack Attempt
Three armed robbers rammed a car into a vehicle at a Grove Street driveway, triggered a smoke screen, and escaped. Willam Sawyer, paymaster at American Laborers Company, was confronted. a passenger in his car was nearby as the robbers fled.
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Rlhemfield YS
Dee
Labrwans Company
Willam + Sawyer
Mpan
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Evry We.t.ag
Walter Rees
Tien
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Biamex Automobile
Tee
Ry Yoo
Memos
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Rashab Naebee
Ieee
Steimling
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Attocracy
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Saleen
Frem Lowe
Patrice
Wenzel
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Plaswei
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