Autopsy Sought in Eastern City Body Mystery
A request for an autopsy followed the disappearance of Ursula J Todd. Police traced the case across several eastern cities, with clues found in Cambridge and Race Street, while witnesses gave inconsistent statements. The coroner's jury will review the findings after a long search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ursula J Todd
Cambridge
Mrech Talsy Seymour Andrewa Minke Ube
Army
Washington
Trahd
Race Street
Collican
Washington Street
Thease
Iagscaagoman
Cumbertdee Creek
Tuba
Wiihs
Taveleek Thurstes
Sselie
Four Women Held After Shop Theft In Baltimore
Four women including Julia Kirks and Carrie Shrubrick were arrested in Baltimore after a store robbery on North Howard Street. Police say the loot valued at $25,000 was divided among them. detectives recovered the merchandise as they detained the suspects for further hearing.
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Balumere
Mareh
Bal
Pakes Court
Mercah
Hutrler Brothers ¢ Company
Dry
Goss. Hone
North Howard Street
Bate
Geente
Julia Kierks
Carolina Street
Ale
France Bales
Mewste Moernanik
Fitctreet
Carrie Shrublqek
Bhuter Street
Dee
Richard DO Hartaasa
Chet
Mutual Protective Weene Atgerrard Petectives
Herrard Kelly
Brank
James Masachet
Aguartet
Detertec
Unclear text fragment with scattered names and notes
Fragmentary OCR passage shows garbled phrases and broken references to people places and dates. Hard to identify a coherent event or news item from the readable portions.
Missing Kentucky girl found chained in cabin near farm
Decayed OCR reports a 25 year old girl Ada Laakferd held in a remote cabin, her mother claiming guardianship and safety reasons. deputy Gillespie and others confront a brother as authorities note the road to the cabin is nearly impassable and a trial proceeds.
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Rattisacee
Starch
ALF
Elf Gorl
Bufpest
Gvepace
Wavewell
Vamere Bs Keetucky Line
Isbertt Gilhrie
Slater Toy
Ada Laakferd
Adaalee
Gillespies
Gillespie
Prohibition case charges against four distillery agents
New York March 27 A. D. Buckner Jr announced complaints against four distillery salesmen and two others charging conspiracy to violate the prohibition law. He described the scheme as prescription fraud with doctors signing prescriptions sold to agents who used them to obtain liquor without valid orders.
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New York
Attornye Buckner Jr
Day
Bucks Per
Ula
Fairusat Woman Charged With First Degree Murder
Esther Atz of Fairusat Minnesota is held on first degree murder charges in the death of her five year old son Raymond. Prosecutors seek to exhume the two year old daughter’s body for autopsy after similar symptoms raise suspicions. A University of Minnesota Medical School report found traces in Raymond’s stomach indicating possible poisoning. The husband Charles Atz is described as distressed as authorities proceed with the case.
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Fairusat
Minnesota
Esther Atz
Teil
Degerer
Raymond
Sadnett
Medical School of the University of Minnesota
Pareer
Wemans
Charles Atathant
Wall Street figure Greenhaus linked to Florida real estate scheme
Five men including Charles Greenhaus were indicted by U S Attorney Buchner in a Florida land scheme tied to Grif Development and Construction Company. Investigators say buyers paid initial sums then faced fake deferments and loss of title as hundreds of lots were sold at Putnam County, with Greenhaus once a Wall Street newsman.
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Nes Verh
Charli
Greenhaus
Wall Street
Stewh Cwingster
Peter
Florida
United States Attornes Buchner
Upersteon
Grif Development Sund Construction
Capany
Tleaml
Hares
Geiffrinh Company
Putnam County
Fla
Canada tops export value per capita among nations
Canada ranks second in per capita export value, with shipments to 108 countries. Canadians are major exporters, trailing only one country in global per capita export value.
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Ntawa
Ont
Canada
Autograph Collection Auction in London March
A London auction catalog lists a collection of autographs including General Gates and Aaron Burr documents. Notable items feature literary and sacred texts with mentions of William Moore and Nasal dispatches. The listing reflects historical letters and memorabilia from American and other originators.
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London
March
Aaron Raresmi
William Moore
Ventsineria
Fractured News Bulletin Mixed With Erratic Chronology
Tangled late news items report on sports and crime but are hard to parse with dates names and places. Mentions include a boxing or wrestling title suppression and scattered references to Washington labor disputes and Polish events with unclear outcomes.
Ralph Coursey Sentenced to Eighteen Years in State Penitentiary
In Haltimere Maryland March 17 a juryless trial in Baltimore County Circuit Court found Ralph Coursey guilty of second degree murder in the fatal beating of his five year old foster son Eldridge Coursey. Chief Judge T Scott Offutt presiding. The court declared malice apparent and imposed a harsh penalty as required by Maryland law. The defendant was taken to the Maryland Penitentiary to begin serving the sentence of 18 years.
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Haltimere
A. PD
Uhirridge
Ralph
T. Coursey
Maryland
Ueder
T. Scott Offuet
Frank 9. Duncan
Walter Preston
Abe
Baltimores County
Towson
Crunut
Mts
Jesus
Sreyerser
President in hospital as health worsens in early reports
Dr Albert Miootram from H portwater reports the patient shows signs of weakness and limited nourishment. No new developments expected for 26 hours as care continues and brief notes indicate a telephone talk with Mrs Johnson and ongoing monitoring of heart and lung function.
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Pikereurhe
Pertead
Welegk Tataa
Phyaeanm
Alowert Miootram
Hrptgewater
Cntou
Camditien
Cram
Uual
Johnson
Fragmented Local Notice From Old City Page
A damaged OCR reads scattered fragments about a person linked to Salisbur y and a trial or event. It mentions a Mr Far 2205 and a concerted operation by a group in Yonkers or nearby area. The text is largely incomprehensible with many garbled names and numbers.
Era of Press Reforms Shapes Strong State Voice
The piece surveys a shift in journalism as the Chicago press faces a new era with stronger state roles. It cites Walter Strone of the Chicago Prairie News Weeks and others debating how newspapers may adapt to free quotation, editorial zeal, and broader reach while maintaining integrity amid rising influence.
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Chirag
Hatin
Abeselenee
Fefavaton and Septic
Walter Strone
Chicage
Chiage
Davin Fee
Mr. Steen
Joe
Pegatt
Fragmentary Meeting Notes On European Delegates
Fragmented OCR text discusses delegates and seating issues at a gathering likely involving European concerns. Mentions names such as Alfrancs Melle Franca and references to officials seeking a permanent chair. Context is unclear, but indicates debate over attendance and seating arrangements.
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Naliene
Alfrancs
Staunses
Amin
Fragmentary OCR Brief Prompts Unclear Historical Note
A garbled OCR fragment presents a partial line with repeating letters and missing context. No identifiable people, places, or events can be confirmed from the readable text.
Fragmented OCR News Item About Names and Places
A damaged OCR snippet mentions multiple personal names and places in a disjointed way. It references individuals with unfamiliar spellings and unclear context, offering little coherent detail about events or dates.
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Moster
Dorchester
Davodes
Rede Ors
Fievida Awthoritien
Charles Greentaux da Beatty Unit
Tanme
France
Jacheeville
Ware
Grireud
Vwaxhengrin
Toutele Mill
New Jersey
A. Warch
Bicvine
WM Asiiacten
Joel Fog
En Atiet
Werstand
Bichrat
Poland
Wang Tombas
Carpenseag
Willian Nelon
Kasinas
Neheon Taondy
Laura Nelpun Borkweent
Ralph Coursey
Permbuden
Wife
Salis
Aruna
Fe Roy
Elmer
Cies
Rory l
Tometer Pats
Alicia Ma
Marthe
Wyatt
Lada
Daily Newpaper
Iter
INET
Ati Vet
Priest
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