Prisoner Ronald Hares Identified After Maryland Escape
Maryland seeks extradition for bandit Ronald Hares linked to an automo tle theft and a high profile escape from Spring Grove Hospital. Police traced the fugitive through descriptions and wire reports, noting his history of assaults on officers and multiple jailbreaks before capture in Baltimore County.
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Neutral Zone patrols amid Guatemalan Civil War tensions
The article reports high level U S officials denying side-taking in the neutral zone amid clashes near Puerto Cabezas. It notes recent fighting, troop movements, and concerns over a potential escalation involving Bluefields and neighboring areas.
20 Barges Break Loose During Storm
A nor easter sent sleet and snow across the Northeast as 20 barges broke from moorings in the East River. One man fell from steps and died. others were rescued after drifting and entrapment in currents and reefs near Hell Gate. Albany and parts of New York state faced heavy traffic disruption and several towns reported ice bound ships and buildings.
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New England
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Unhappy Xmas Ends Lonley Professor’s Life
An aged mathematics professor at the University of Louisville, with few friends and no living relatives, killed himself on Christmas Day by slashing his throat at a hotel in Chicago while en route to a mathematics convention. He had recently received a letter asserting ownership of trust funds and left behind little besides his scholarly work and a life of isolation.
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State Department
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Indianapolis
Ind
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University of Nebraska
Maine
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Serandien
Floods Wreak Havoc Across Tennessee Arkansas and Mississippi
Widespread floods strand thousands in Tennessee Mississippi and Arkansas as rivers and creeks burst their banks. At least four deaths are attributed to flood conditions including car drownings and exposure. Infrastructure damage spans highways livestock and crops with hundreds evacuated in multiple towns and counties.
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Columbus, Miss
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Mississippi
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Stolen jewelry report in Jacksonville hotel room
Police announce a burglary at a Jacksonville hotel where Mrs. Marion Hays, a New York widow, lost between 600 and 7000 dollars in jewelry. Other US items include a Philadelphia area hold up and flood-related coal mine layoffs in Walker County, and a Siberian storm impacting Eastern regions.
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New York
Burial date set for Japan's new emperor
Report notes a February funeral date for the newly acclaimed Japanese emperor with extensive preparations underway for the funeral. It states the new ruler will grant a year of mourning and mentions the public activity surrounding the rites and ceremonies.
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Convicted Men Die with Sealed Lips
A stained report describes two condemned men dying without speaking prior to execution. The piece notes the lack of confession and details surrounding their sentences and the broader incident in the penitentiary context.
World Welterweight Bout Highlighted in Ring Program
The ring program features a world welterweight bout headlining the card with Wiens as a noted participant. The event underscores a decisive clash in a prominent boxing matchup.
Bootleggers Rush Orders Amid Sharp Drinking Warning
A chaotic scene unfolds as illicit suppliers rush to fill large orders while doctors urge caution about tainted spirits. Officials report injuries and fatalities linked to unsafe alcohol amid a crackdown, with authorities tracing sources and warning the public of severe health risks.
Murder linked to debt repayment and mysterious clues
A fragmented report suggests a killing tied to repaying a debt between associates. Clues include dry soles and a detective noting a slender lead as investigators pursue the murderer amid unclear local details.
Home Run Records Curbed In Baseball
A garbled report discusses changing home run records in baseball. It mentions a New York team, league figures, and a range of scores or stat notes, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks clear names or dates.
Medals Awarded to Progenitors Race
Medal ceremony details list participants and outcomes with emphasis on mothers and children. The text notes multiple winners and averages per participant, highlighting community involvement and recognition of parental teams.
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