Bandit Gang Confesses to Armored Car Heists
District Attorney Gardner says Jaworski confessed to a five man bandit gang involved in multiple robberies across four years totaling about 69000. He led detectives to a Benthyville farm where 10000 feet of armored car tape was recovered and named two or three remaining suspects. Some members are believed to be hiding in Detroit as police close in.
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Vietsburgh
Anarmoren
Naisue H. Gardner
Joe Daworaksa
Benth Yvrle
Jaworski
Altornes
George Murren
Gardner
Patishurch Terminal
Whitawearshs
Tive Susrds
Bell
Mollenauer
Bambee
J. Gamp
Freeman
Farulus
Paennor
Conk
Dawarshs
Aesorbas
Gas tax measure approved by Maryland General Assembly
Both houses pass an emergency gasoline tax increase in Maryland. The bill, approved 19 to 0 in the Senate and 75 to 40 in the House, becomes effective upon Governor Ritchie's signature. It includes a one cent exemption for commercial vehicles in incorporated cities and car markers costing one dollar.
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Annapolis
Senate
Suon
Ritchie
Military Movements Near Shanghai Amid Rail Line Threats
Reported heavy fighting shifts west and northwest of Shanghai as Kuomintang forces push toward the Chang Tsung Chang railway linking Chang Tsung Chang with his horse Tsue Anfu in Shantung. Nanking and Pengpu lie on the rail line with suspected Kuomintang advances threatening the area.
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Shanghai
Chang Tsung- Chang
Tsue Anfu
Shantung Province
Nanking
Jenzou
Anhwei
Poengpu
Kuomintang
Ieking
Pengpu
Lake Taihu
Shing
Chang Tsung-Chang
Shantunge
Saechow
Changchow
Rumanians Protest Charleston Pants in Bucharest Riot
In Bucharest and surrounding towns a public protest erupts as Rumanians object to a fashion item described as Charleston pants. The demonstration features chants and taunts directed at perceived foreign influences amid rising ethnic tension. Authorities respond to maintain order.
Hunger Forces Three Babes Into Blizzard Tragedy
Lake View Oregon March 1 AP reports a family driven from a barren home by hunger frozen two children ages 10 and 5 to death as a mother and a third child suffered exposure. A posse found the shack with no food and a still. The mother Mrs Arburger was recovering custody after investigations began.
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Lake View
Oregon
Arburger
Tford
Amburger
Ther Reed
Poss
Sinclair Contempt Case Goes to Jury in DC Court
The Senate contempt case against Harry F. Sinclair heads to a District of Columbia Supreme Court jury. If guilty, Justice Milz would determine a possible sentence ranging from one month to twelve months and fines from 100 to 1000. The district attorney argued for strong congressional subpoena powers to compel testimony.
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Washnetua
Senate
Larry FP
Sinclair
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Justice Milz
Washimeton
API
Harry Fo Sinclair
Oif
Ie Senate
Gonton
Sincair
Justice Hatz
District of Columbia Saptee Court
Conegrese
Hospitals Should Belie f Of Darrow
Clarence Classow, noted lawyer, spoke at West State Unitarian Church urging hospitals replace prisons for offenders. He argued guilt would be determined by court, while those deemed criminal could be confined in humane hospital care under supervision to reduce crime. He favored allocating one tenth of funds to humane reform efforts.
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New York
Xenen
Maryland Smugger Convention Opens At Belvedere Motel
Baltimore reports the Annual Convention of the Maryland Smugger of the American Revaluation opens with over 100 delegates at the Belvedere Motel Mrs Daniel Mersheon Garriwa of Annapolis presiding Also brief items from Atlanta Amarillo and SpringGarden reveal a fatal plane crash a gas plant fire and a bank robbery attempt with losses and detainees listed
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Baltimore
Maryland
Belvedere Motel
Daniel Mersheon Garriwa
Annapolis
Father Slays Two Children to Spite Wife
Chicago report says Walth Scholl a former convict and broker hunted as killer of his eight year old daughter Vivian and two year younger son Donald. Bodies found in Gary Indiana abandoned house. towels soaked with ether indicated method. Wife Margaret alerted police after Scholl’s threats and disappearance. Scholl previously jailed and employed as Gary accountant. Police fear he may have killed himself.
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Chicago
Walth Scholl
Vivian
Dankl
Gary
Ind
Scholl
Margaret
Donald
Gary Palee
School
Jane. Townley
Schell
Walter Schell
Yori
Pittsburgh
Chay. Schell
Ife
Schull
Gary Ge Leung
Washington March 16 Report on Arrest and Court Case
A lone paragraph from a Washington report recounts a March 16 incident involving a person named Mere At Susan and others. The text describes a scene around a highway and a train, mention of a mother, a child, and an implied legal proceeding or investigation with limited readable details.
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Washington
Otis
Bina
Mere
Ata Susan Bal
Jikan Grata
Ea Watts
Planes Play Part in Nicaragua War
In Managua on March 16 an AP dispatch reports Conservative forces and Liberal troops clashed in a drawn out battle near Minavende and Matagalpa. Airmen provided limited details as casualties and wounded flowed into Matagalpa for treatment after an eight hour engagement.
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Nicaragua
Managua
Terra Anul
Liberala
Cas
Minavende
Tran Muy Muy
Euchty
Matagalpa
Ford to Take Stand Monday in Libel Trial
Detroit area coverage notes Henry Ford and the Dearborn Independent facing libel charges. Attorney William Gallagher opens the defense as Ford is expected to testify later, amid courtroom distractions and a crowded press body.
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Pretroit
Mich
Henry Font
Gallarher
Avprand Ak
Enunsse
Sapir
Chicago
Cooperaive Maghetung
Ah Charees Ford
the Independent
Teacher Taught Crooks in Peru Case In Diary Entry
A diary fragment describes a man known as Peru Maren 33 who faced accusations and was hired for an unfamiliar task. The text mentions an elderly man and a city prominent figure, with notes about pay and comparisons to college salaries.
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Peru
Maren
Tye
Fia Rey
Tee
Weypala Lies
House Passes Gas Tax With Refund Clause
The Maryland House of Delegates approved a gas tax increase for road work by a 75 to 4 vote after nearly three hours of debate. A conference committee compromise exempts all commercial vehicles in incorporated cities from one cent of the increase. Baltimore City exemption was debated in the original dispute. The measure includes emergency status and local joint jurisdiction over road expenditures. the Senate action remained pending.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
House
Senate
Baltimo “Re
Phillies Eye Lefty Taber As Promising Rookie Pitcher
Philadelphia manager McInnis hails Lefty Taber of Tennessee as a top rookie find. At Bradenton Florida yesterday Taber shut out the Giants for six innings, leaving after seven with the Phillies leading 2 to 1. The Phillies have yet to win their first exhibition. The Athletic beat the Cardinals with Grove and Gray limiting them to six hits.
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Philadephia
Taber
Phillies
Tennas
McInnis
Bradenton
Fla
Giants
Fort Myers
St. Louis Cardinals
Grove
Gray
Cardinals
Giants and Yankees clash as spring action opens in New York
Report from New York describes opening day frame and results across leagues. Mentions Giants players including Keith and Frampty, plus Vanier and Wilson’s related moves amid a messy recap of early season action and coaching requests.
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New York
Owe
Peak
Lawes
St Peveecharg
Bradncon
Keith
Vanier
Ceapire Wilson
Chicago gang war claims new victim
March 16 AP reports a new gang related slaying in Chicago as Benjamin Zuckerman 33, a restaurateur linked to the Maxie Fisan gang, is shot at his home hours after funeral services for Frank Lefty Koncil. Police detained Alex Portugese and Saranoff, while seeking Fisan for another recent murder.
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Chare
Frank
Lefty
Saranoff
Zuckerman
Maxie Fisan
Benjamin Schneider
Wath
Portugese
Narapof
State Auditor of W Va Quits on Impeachment Trial
Charleston West Virginia officials report the state auditor John Bond resigned on the eve of impeachment trial. The senate decided to take no further action. Criminal charges allege misuse of about 70000 dollars of state funds from a prior administration are being pursued in Kanawha County Courts.
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Charleston
W.va
John. Bond
West Virginia Senate
Cold in Arizona Poems and mining tale from Nevada
A fragmented report notes poems and a mining story linked to Weepat Nevane and Ph fi. It mentions Bard mck mines Tseenasae, vanilns for ful ms the Dapping Spring, and a $item 4 tan sum per the Phoenix Asea. References to Arezinase prospectors and Aruons Assay appear in garbled form.
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Ghaca
Seteran
Bard McK
Tseenasae
Vanilns
Eoaredeeys
Arezinase
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