Worcester Officers Watch Movements Of Confederates Alleged Pals
Worcester authorities monitor alleged Bevans confederates in a pretrial arson and assault case. Indictments list arson, assault with intent to kill, and aiding fugitives. Everett Bevans and others face charges as investigators pursue possible outside aid after a jail escape.
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Bevans Brothers
Worcester
Purnell
Newark
Worcester County
Snow Hill
Berlin
Brittingham
Bevarm
Bevans
Mattapan
Seaford
Del
Baltimore
Antl Deiver
Edmund Johnson
Atelrew
Luther Bevans
Everett Bevans
Charces
Warner Brittingham
Pattern
Huer
Ind Bar
Everett Bevan
Tao
Jazz Baby Dorothy Ellingson Faces Murder Trial
A San Francisco murder case centers on Dorothy Ellingson, 16, once dubbed the Jazz Baby. Police say she killed her mother after a life of nightlife and excess, smiling oddly during confession, with doctors calling her a Jazz Age victim.
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Dorothy
Dom
Lang
Dorothy Ellington
Dorothy Ellingsen
Dorothy Elingson
San Francisco
Trial May Show Democrats Defeat
A New York trial over an advertising deal tied to the Democratic national committee during the presidential campaign drew attention as ethics questions and campaign funding issues were aired. The evidence included claims of improper payments and potential influence on party messaging.
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New York
van Patten Whee
Democratic National
Teteat
Bre
Venatten
John
Herles
Prairie Fires Sweep South Dakota Nebraska Border
Western South Dakota and areas along the border with Nebraska faced prairie fires that burned for two days. Property losses were less than feared, several people severely burned, and the Rosebud Indian Reservation blaze was extinguished after a two day effort by ranchers and volunteers.
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Swax Balls
Praire
South Dakota
Nebraska
Rosebud Indian Reservation
Indiana
North Dakota
Annapolis Middies Boxing Class Shown in Semi Final
The Annapolis Middies display strong boxing skill with a series of bouts leading to a semi final round. Competitors from several academies exhibit discipline and technique as they vie for advancing positions.
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Annapolis
Fall 1008 Feet Tell Of Thrill Jump From Plane
Army parachute test narrative describes a jump from 1600 feet with later opening chute. Corporal Arthur Ro Bere and Staff Sergeant Randle I. Boe cited as noted jumpers. The account recalls drifting earthward and seeking a landing spot before deployment.
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Mitchel
Etmple
Arthur Ro Bere
Grant Randle I. Boe
Weald Ban Sale Of Church Supper Tickets
Local notice reports a sale of church supper tickets in Weald with details unreadable due to fragmented text. No clear date or organizer could be confirmed from the readable portions.
Builders hall blast kills Jacob Jacobs in urban gas explosion
A March 25 conference unveiled that a collision of a calmed gas released by an electric switch caused the blast at a Swreevalecohol building. The janitor was found dead with burns, and investigators consider a bombing theory while officials from the Bureau of Miner Engineers examine the scene.
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Callasion
Jacob Jacoba
Cornner
Thomas Pfarr
Bureau of Miner Engineers
Jacobs
Aitch
Marenall
New York Curb Market On Stamp Trading Update
Market notes show activity on the New York curb market focused on stamp trading and miscellaneous wares. The fragmentary text hints at prices and participants but lacks clear details or complete statements.
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New York
Witnesses Questioned Over Offer to Leave City to Shepherd Slay Case
Detectives questioned Clark and other witnesses in the Shepherd case as part of the grand jury inquiry. They probe an alleged offer of 5008 dollars to leave town and links to typhoid germ instructions cited with William McClintock’s death.
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Ofer
City
Shepherd
Moreh
Beiware
Clark
Wilhian Pe Shepherd
bin Fester
William McClintoch
Amillonaire
National University of Sciences
Charles Farman
McClintock
Farman
Luella Rhuebell
Fatman
William Scott Stewart
Robert E Corne
Stewart
Rain Outlook Early Week Across Atlantic States
Weather forecast predicts rain in the first half of the week for the North and Middle Atlantic States with a second period of showers later. Moderate to cool temperatures expected. rainfall accompanied by below normal temperatures in parts. The outlook mentions possible unsettled conditions into midweek with winds and showers likely.
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Wahington
North
Middle Atlantic States
Great Laken
Otras Aberos
War Victims Found in Milbhay After Destroyer Sinking
Workmen uncover the buried bodies of five German officers and a sailor trapped under wreckage offshore Milbhay. The German destroyer had sunk earlier when its crew scuttled the fleet on June 21, 1919 after signing the peace terms.
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Napa Flow
Orkary Islands
Milbhay
Peserty Reigns in Irish Counties Despair Amid Famine Report
Colonel George O Cal laghan Westropp warned at a conference that County Clare faced severe losses with 436 cattle valued at ten pounds each dying in two months and sheep wiped out in parts. He warned of mass distress as peat and potato crops failed and wet weather washed away turf. relief funds from government and foreign sources were issued.
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Hellaut
County Clare
George O'Callaghan Westropp
Canion
Armed States
Ireland
Free State
Unclear merger bid and court actions dominate late news
The report covers a petition to enjoin the Van Seeringen Nickel Plate merger by minority stockholders, Newark conference votes unifying North and South conferences, a federal judgeship appointment withdrawal by Judge James Mrtarth, and a murder trial with Shepherd as a key figure.
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Nlumber
Hocking Valley Railroad
van Seeringen
Moon
Newark
North
Jersey
Fire destroys Homestead as family nearly suffocates
Early morning blaze on Ne hvision Street gutted the Humphreys home while five family members among them Felton Humphreys and wife were rescued from smoke in an near suffocation. A neighbor’s collie bark alerted residents and Frank Jackson Sr.’s household also woke. George Humphreys and others fled in night clothes. George later overcome by smoke while retrieving a pocketbook. Fire department battled the flames for nearly an hour. losses placed around five thousand dollars with some insurance.
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Felton Humphrey
Hvision Street
Humphreys
Morris
George
Margaret
City Hall
Frank Jackson
Garfield White
West Main St
Lene Wolf Held In Apartment Crimes
James F Walters alias The em Wolf confessed to a in New York apartment robbery involving Edith Pate a milliner in September The Boston police forwarded the confession noting Walters implicated The em Wolf in the crime and claimed weapons were used and the suspect surrendered later to authorities The case ties to a series of break ins in New York and ongoing investigations by Boston police into the alias crime ring.
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Brenton
New York
Boston
James F. Walters
Em Wolf
Edith Pate
Walters
Lune Wolf
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Tee Witnensen
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Shepherd's Concert
Atierary Ee Shepherd
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Terthes
Tormeng
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