Federal Judge Ross Killed in Jackson Auto Crash
Judge J W Ross of the Western Tennessee Federal District, tied to the People’s Savings Bank failure, died in an auto crash near Jackson as indictments named him with forgery and embezzlement alongside Thomas R B Carrell and others. Authorities say he may have drowned, with his body recovered from a creek after the vehicle left the road. The case connects to a bank failure with more than $300,000 missing.
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Jackson, Tenn
J W Ross
Federal Court of Western Teanessee
People’s Savings Bank of Jackson
Russ
Jackson
Ross
Keanela
Mifflin Road
JH. Kirkpatrick
Jerist
Bei
Madison County Gram’ Jury
Judige Ross
Thomas RB. Carrell
John Mc Carroll
W. Cawthorne
Carrells
Cawthornes
Rosa
Stuse
Harding
Western
Tenmerace
Jackson District
State Chancery Court
E. W Ross
J M. Ross
Sevanash
New York Jersey Tunnels Proposal Drafted
A plan to build a tunnel bridge between Manhattan and northern New Jersey was presented to state and regional authorities. The project aims to connect New York and New Jersey transit systems at a projected cost exceeding an unspecified amount with multiple routes under consideration.
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New York
Manhattan
New Jersey
North New Jersey
Tranett Commission
New York State
Deadly Minnesota storm leaves four dead and hundreds injured
A severe wind rain and hail storm swept southern Minnesota causing four deaths eighteen injuries and a missing person. Property damage surpassed 160808 dollars as uprooted trees flooded streets and blocked routes. The Lake Harriet pavilion suffered major damage and Willard J Ford a crane accident victim died amid chaotic scenes. Miner damage and multiple injuries followed across St Paul with further storms reported statewide.
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Lake Harriet
Emma Miller
Wilard J Ford
St. Paul
Ter- Fife
Mystery Man Questioned by Baltimore Jury in Bribery Probe
Federal Grand Jury investigation into Maryland prohibition enforcement calls two unidentified witnesses to the room. Charles W Cruse and John W Spicer testify while George W Crabbe of the Anti-Saloon League expected to appear.
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Baltimore
Federal Grand Jury
Maryland
United States
Amos W. Woodenck
Asszsistant
Morton Fisher
Woodcock
Ba Abr
John W Spicer
George W Crabbe
Maryland Anti-Saloon League
Traffic Condition On Eastern Lines Good
Atlantic City reports show railroads in good order with few locomotives in need of repair and surplus of well maintained cars. W J Banham, general chairman of the Atlantic States Shippers Advisory Board, spoke at the group’s annual meeting about the favorable transportation plant condition across the territory.
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Atlantic City
W . J. Banham
Atlantic States Shippers Advisory Board
Ambassador
Atlantic States
Basham
Sedoa
Bare Legs Barred At Fashionable Resort
At the Southampton beach, placards restrict women from bare legs on public routes to the water. From 11 AM to 1 PM on weekends and holidays during Tennis Week, Jersey swimsuits must be worn with stockings and capes en route to the water, per the Womens' Committee. Local shoppers report sightings of bare legs despite the rule.
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Southampton
AFP
Jersey
Long Island
Southampton Bathing Brach Association
Business Partner Of Sweezey Jr Dismissed
A charge of obtaining money under false pretence against Henry B Mecilone Jr former partner of Claude Sweezey Jr was dismissed in central police court. He was re arrested on orders of State's Attorney and taken before the grand jury on a forged instrument charge. The original arrest lacked a warrant and McGone faced grand jury as O Connors office announced a Bed check charge will also be pursued in Maryland.
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Baltimore
Henry B Mecilone, Jr
Claude B. Sweezey, Jr
Central Police
O'Conor
Grand
McGone
O'Connor
Young Sweetry
Leavenworth
Aso
Maryland
Attack on Santa Fe freight train near Syracuse
Armed harvest field workers seized a Santa Fe freight east of Syracuse yesterday. They used revolvers and clubs to threaten the crew, ORDERED the engineer to spread up the train, and scattered when a posse arrived. Several harvesters were captured or fled, with some casualties reported but details unclear.
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Lamas
Colo
Syracuse
Mamas
Lamar
Deen
Joint Maryland Virginia Crab Industry Talks Feb 2
Maryland and Virginia officials plan a joint cruise and conference to discuss seafood industry problems. Governor Ritchie and Governor Lee Trinkle will lead delegations aboard state vessels to meet at the mouth of St Marys River aboard Commodore Maury.
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Ritchie
Maryland
Lee Trinkle
Virginia
Ewepesn Earle
Mr. Earle
Annapolis
Governor McLane
Maury
St. Mary's River
Ed. i Aho
Wallace Quinn
Crisheld
John M. Clayton
Lawrenes P. Walliams Wynne
St. Mary's County
Hery
Crumpton
Chrater
Parke
Crumpies
Chesapeake Bay
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Death at Farewell Party Before Sailing to Join Husband
A guest at a New York hotel died suddenly at a farewell party on the ninth floor as she prepared to sail with her husband. She was formerly Helen Carreathers of San Antonio Texas.
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Berengen
Helen Car Mueblen
New York
Helen Carrethers
San Antonio
Tex
Men and wife reform vows after 15 years apart
Mount Vernon New York dispatch reports a separated couple aged as adults intend to remarry after years apart. The man Mason and wife Feely previously married in Baltimore in 1986 faced reconciliations sought through ministers and social circles.
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Ranout
George Sylveeter
Mason
New York
Meta
Masse
Brown
Manon Osborne
Late News Bulletins From Baktiaere and Michigan Arrests
Reports detail overcrowded desert corrals and 562 arrests in 1921. The text notes enforcement actions and centralized efforts to curb liquor making, with officials citing campaigns and prosecutions amid political chatter. further items reference legal actions and ongoing investigations in Michigan and the region.
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Baktiaere
A. P
Esert Corradac
Sosta Pbr Bee Ln
Prisoners believed inside Maryland Penitentiary amid saw blade search
Three inmates at the Maryland Penitentiary were thought still inside the walls as guards conducted a rigid search after confiscating three saw blades. Authorities feared a plot to free the Bevans brothers and other inmates and continued to track possible escape tools.
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Baltimore
A. P
Sit
Maryland
Bevans Brothers
Beatorn Shore
Joba J Ritter
France And Spain Move Toward Autonomy Talks
Paris dispatch reports France and Spain near talks on Autonomy for a Ri region. Officials in Madrid indicate both sides may accept a provisional framework. The exchange centers on regional self governance and the path to a formal agreement between the two governments.
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Pari
A. P
Frence
Spef
Moer
Merroce
Sonal
Oroonte
Madrid
Preech
Ee Seave
Ambulance Drivers Recall World War Service in Baltimore
The World War veterans in Baltimore recount their service as ambulance drivers. The July 9 dispatch notes ongoing reminiscences and plans for a gathering to honor those who served.
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Baltimore
A. P
Will
Driving While Prune at Lede July 2A Polices
Fragmented OCR text mentions driving while prun e at Lede, July 2A, police activity and renewals. Readable facts are limited. key entities include Lede, July, police. No clear event outcome or full details available.
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Lede
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