Baltimore hold up suspect surrenders as hunt widens
Chicago exiles report William Niemoth, sought in the Henry Sonneboorn payroll holdup, will surrender to Chicago police. Authorities suspect J. W. Danko was slain by companions rather than by his own gun, and bags showing the missing funds suggest out of town gang members left Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Baltimore News
Chicago Today
William Niemoth
Henry Sonneboorn
Chicago
J. W. Danko
Edward Stomach
Naemoth
Chicago Questioner
Danko
Eugene “Red” McLaughlin
Druid Hill Park
Labor Federation Outlines Bills for Child Labor and Immigration
The American Federation of Labor plans a national program focusing on child labor limits immigration control and judicial procedures in labor disputes. It aims to aid farmers with legislation beneficial to their interests and to press for a constitutional amendment to restrict child labor while supporting party neutrality in fall campaigns.
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Zation
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Federation
Whose Ginger From Otan? A Crisis Report From New Mexico
Residents face upheaval as a major housing and relief effort unfolds in New Mexico amid wartime shortages. Officials describe scarce ginger supplies and the impact on daily life for homeless families, with local leaders and volunteers organizing aid.
Peaches Browning Leaves Prince Charming for New York Stage
In New York on October 6, reports say Peaches Browning, once a Cinderella bride, has parted from her older husband Prince Charming. A New Jersey departure followed a lavish lifestyle funded by Edward Browning. A $2,000 weekly stage contract is being pursued for her return to the spotlight. The split appears tied to tensions with her mother in law Catherine Heenan. Browning and his attorney describe the separation as temporary.
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Frances “Peaches' Browning
Cinderella
Edward West Browning
Kew Gardens
L. 1
Clleapre
Peaches
New York
Chicago
Rufus le Maire
le Maire
Catherine Heenan
Frances Heenan Browning
Browning
Francis Dale
Mr Browning
Dak
Fashionable Park
Heruckand
Peacock
Finnery
Eastern grid squad put through gruelling
New York oct 6 the eastern football elevens work on offense for Saturday with emphasis on forward passes. The huddle system spreading from Princeton to Harvard and Yale is shaping the crimson and choosing up the Yale builder’s approach after Boston University game.
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New York
Easttern
Bil Roper
Princeton
Order of Things
Harvard
Arno'd Horween
Tad Jones
Yale
Boston University
Trial opens in Welready Walker murder near Crisheld
Legal talent from three counties gathers as the trial begins over the Thanksgiving killing of James Sterling near Crisheld. The defense moved to strike parts of evidence while the jury heard arguments on admissibility and directions.
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Ernest T. Welready
Nates T. Walker
Smith
James (Lambe) Sterling
Crisheld
King Grand Jury testimony barred in Daugherty Miller trial
Defense seeks to admit the late John T King's Grand Jury statements as part of the Daugherty Miller conspiracy case. Judge Mack ruled the testimony inadmissible, noting no law allows admission of such evidence. Prosecutor Buckner objected as Steuer pressed for the record to reflect King's sworn Grand Jury account.
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G.A. Pd
Daugherty -Miller
Mack
John T King
King
Daugherty
I Miller
American Metal Company
Trail
Richard Merton
Miller
Grand Jury
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U.S
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Steuer
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Huckiner
Mytronical
Regularity on coal freight rate charged questioned
Hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission examined coal shipping costs from Pennsylvania and Maryland versus western and Kentucky sources. Charles O Neill of the Central Pennsylvania Coal Operator Association argued current rates are discriminatory against Pennsylvania bituminous operators, noting higher prices to New York, Philadelphia, and other eastern ports compared with western routes.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West
Kentucky
Charles O'Neill
Penna
Assoriatep
Altoona
Navard
Bitumuiren Coe
Pennaywana
Marylemd
Bre Porte
Udewater
Apr
United
Gas Constructions in Waneagte Show Mixed Signals
Fragmentary notes reference gas constraint concerns and regional energy figures across several states. The text mentions Tate and Erept figures, with unclear dates and technical terms, presenting a puzzling snapshot of energy policy discussion.
Parent Teachers Association Discusses School Library Expansion
The first monthly fall meeting of the Wicomico High School Parent Teachers Association focused on appropriations for the school library and playground equipment. Concerns included student absences for field trips, extended library use, and ensuring students can complete work for credit.
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Whoul
Wicomico High School
Artien
SND AM MEET AS WT HE I TE S
Unable to derive a coherent event from the readable fragments. The text appears garbled with no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes to summarize into a factual card.
Central West fears heavier flooding in late week
Text describes rising flood threats across Central Oklahoma and western Illinois as waters threaten towns and dikes. Federal agencies warn of peak conditions by Thursday while local towns brace for extensive damage and prepare emergency measures.
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Illinis
Ana
Oklahoma
Beardeuemr
Dees
Yanks Win Weird Game From Cards In World Series
Babe Ruth slams three homers as the Yankees defeat the St Louis Cardinals 9 7 in a bizarre World Series game. Flint Rhem started for St Louis while Waite Hoyt opposed him for New York, with Ruth again patrolling left field and Meusel in right. Carl Brandebury provides play by play as the crowd of about 38 000 roars despite the late shift in mound decisions.
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New York Yankees
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Waite Hoyt
Cardinals
Yankee
Ruth
Bob Meusel
Sun
Rays
Yankees
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Arthur Reinhart
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Rhem
Carl Brandebury
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