Mail Train Robbery Looms Large in Chicago Area Heist
Police investigate a Chicago rail mail robbery by a gang of about twenty men who seized registered mail, escaped by a lake launch, and split loot with figures ranging up to three million dollars. Authorities track suspects from Highland Park to ravines along Lake Michigan. A wounded robber’s body was found near the scene as searches widen.
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Assere d Pons
Chicago
Milwaukee and St Paul
Rondeut
Lls
Lake Michigan
Afe Germer
Larry Enson
Railroads
Duke County
Highland Park
Three Arrested For New York Jewelry Robbery
Three men were arrested in New York in connection with a pouch robbery that netted $100,000 in jewelry from a truck last Tuesday. Police recovered two stolen cars believed used by the assailants. two of the suspects were reportedly on bail for prior holdups. The men, Forward Tname, John Monforte, and John Tanners, face pending hearings on the charges.
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Amar Sted
New York
Tname
Etth
John Monforte
John Tanners
Foureh
American Escapes Chs
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Pole Worker Killed In Washington Avenue Accident
A Tel ephone Company lineman named Selleck died after contacting a high voltage wire while working on a pole on Washington Avenue. He was knocked to the pavement and died from injuries sustained during repairs. The incident occurred yesterday as crews attempted to make repairs and restore service.
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Chesterteur
Sellekh
Uheaapeak
Puma Telephone Company
Washington Avenue
Selleck
Seven Men Sentenced for Whiskey Withdrawals at Atlanta Penitentiary
Federal Judge sentences seven men to terms and fines for removing whiskey from a company plant under counterfeiting and permit violations. The case involves Tre Aw weed, Jeese Pittburgh, and others with sentences up to ten thousand dollars.
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Pittburgh
Atlanta
F OP Mhenmaker
A Guckenheimer and Brothers Company
Wntene
Schowmake
Piper
Stessens
Owens
Bethner Gotlo for Next Beer
Fragmented OCR text mentionsBethner Gotlo and beer related context. No clear event date or organization. Reads like a local notice or ad fragment with garbled names. Unable to determine concrete facts beyond two person-like names and beer references.
Dawes Black Brier Pipe Becomes Noted Civilian Icon
Chicago June 14 records recount a flat black brier pipe in the Dawes family linked to Alieprin-Pawre as vice president nominee. The pipe, crafted by a Scandinavian Chicago cigar maker, was famed for an utterly dry smoke and carried as a memorial in the Dawes household for a decade.
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Chicago
Dawes
Marshal Foch
Four Years for Mail Fraud by Glas and Company
In Pittsburgh in June 1906 J Glas and Company pleaded guilty to mail fraud and conspiracy charges. Federal Judge Woo Thomison sentenced him to four years in a Federal prison in Atlanta and a $1000 fine for an alleged scheme that profited about $1,000,000 from the sale of ferr and mineral goods.
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Pittsburgh
Bo Gth
J. Glas and Companys
Recenth
Terray
Woo Thomison
Atlanta
Ermer
Islac
Gias Jair Tho
Pinchot Affirms Faith in Coolidge Policy
This clipped item notes remarks by a political figure, Pinchot, asserting confidence in President Coolidge's approach. It references debates and reactions from associates and supporters, with mentions of ongoing political maneuvering and forthcoming prospects.
Bravery Noted In Turret Disaster on Dreadnought
Testimony from the Naval Court of Inquiry describes the Mississippi battleship Turret Two disaster last Thursday. Captain W D Bratherton recalls the sudden flame and death as crew members held their posts. Navy personnel praised for duties under threat as the fleet prepares memorial services in California and elsewhere.
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Mississippi
US Navy Department
Anglemete
Here
Veonterday
WD. Brathert
Migs
Prain
Tan
Vescote
Sixteen Auto Racers Set for Altoona 230 Mile Race
Sixteen entrants including top figures in the auto racing game will start this afternoon at Altoona speedway for a 230 mile race with a $25,000 purse and national championship points. Leaders include Joe Boyer and Earl Cooper from the Memorial Day classic, with Eddie Hearne in pursuit. crowd expected near 70 000 as records of 106 to 120 mph were reached in trials.
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Altoona
Npted
Altoona, Speedway
Indianapolis
Fame and Fortune
L. Ll. Corum
Joe Boyer
Earl Cooper
Eddie Hearne
Boyer
Jimmy Murphy
Tommy Milena
Frank Jha Vail
Marty
Speedway
Thousardea
Feld
Banks in Salisbury Adopt 4 Percent Savings Rate
Four Salisbury banks including Peoples National Salisbury National and Central announce 4 percent interest on savings deposits starting next month, compounded and paid annually with existing 3 percent rate to be replaced. Cashier Paynter notes merger with Eastern Trust and customers need new passbooks. Local reaction is favorable as banks move to the new policy. June husband says he cannot accompany her to town to sign for packages.
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Salisbury
Peagles National
Salisbury National
Parmera Ae Sechants
Central
Lhcte
Etylee
de Posita
Eastern Hare Trust Company
Tarl Paynter
Peoples National
Late News Bulletins on Farm Policy and War Updates
June 11 reports revised Herriot as Rad Tal party leader accepts invitation to form ministry after recent election. Other items note British premier in London for talks with Dusenbel and a U.S. cryptic dispatch about American aviators and engineering delays aboard aircraft. A hospital transfer and immigration concern are mentioned with political fallout across regions.
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Hy A. P
Herriot
Radtal
Left Bee
Prenidrat
Deumergue
Asbury M. E. Starts Fund For Building
Asbury M E Church begins a drive for a new Sunday School building with Dr Krantz to speak. Subscriptions will be taken for the building fund as the church plans a larger facility on Phillips Street adjoining the church grounds to serve 860 Sunday School scholars and 1000 member congregation.
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Asbury ME Church
John Krantz
Wood Jack Ann
Salisbury
Phillips Street
Methodist Bureau of Architecture
West Nedern
Pr Krantz
de. Krantz
Ucurv
Buasthuene 3
William Ho Jackwen
Cason T Marion A Humphreys
E Fo Motchell
Georg
P Chandhr
Witnesses Testify In Klansmen Trial
Ten witnesses testified in the trial of Samuel Evana an alleged Ku Klux Klan member charged with the killing of Feanh Miaw during a clash involving Klansmen and their opponents. The proceedings included testimony from Rhian Lee and other jurors as the case moved toward verdict.
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Irewe
Tory
Cart
Samuel Evana
Feanh Miaw
Lill Lenedert
eUgre
Rene
Rhian Lee
Turord
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