Inmate Escape Shocks Snow Hill Jail Breakout Near Midnight
Five Worcester County inmates escaped Snow Hill Maryland jail. Prisoners climbed from a cell via a window under the eaves and fled into the streets with confederate outside help suspected. Captures reported near Crisheld and Ocean City with Pazsella recaptured. Warden Davis alerted state police in multiple states.
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Snow Hill
A. P
Worcester County
Tak Smeon
C the
James Haker
James Carey
Tonyville
Burnie Purnell
Dennie Pazasella
Morris Scott
Worcester
Sas
Netle
Davis
Passella
Ocean City
Beker
Carey
Blanche Ellingsworth
Salisbury
Paroctli
W. W. Davis
The
Fail
Purnell
Sheri Wilmer Purnell
Delaware
Virginia
Maryland
Kidnapper Murderer Declared Insane by Alienist
Newark witnesses describe Harrison Noct a Montelasr kidnapper and murderer as sane only when examined by alienist Leary Kirkman who testifies Noct suffers dementia preterm during verdict hearing. Witness details stray into chaotic narration with focus on the defendant’s mental state and testimony surrounding the Mary Wais case.
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Newark
N. J
Leary Kirkman
Harrison W. Noct
Montelasr
Kirkman
Noel
Mary Wais
Looted Goods From Motor Truck Arouse City Police
A roadside theft near the courthouse yielded silk dresses cloaks and sample shoes from three cars. One shoe case was discarded near the county jail after a thief exposed incomplete pairs. Investigators pursue a lead tying a Baltimore National Cloak Company driver to the crime and a St Louis Parker Shoe case theft.
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Court House
Morris
S. Longse
National Cloak Company
Baltimore
Deere
Fugitives Sought After Jail Delivery Incident
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Radicals Using Fund For Wall Street Beals Leader Says Joke Of Year
New York on September 25 reports radicals aided by a fund from Charles Garland of North Carver Mass have amassed over 1.9 million dollars on Wall Street as the American fund for public service grows to 1.5 million. Morris Ernst counsels the foundation noting 500 thousand donated to radical groups while First National Bank stock surged. Norman Thomas mocks the fund as a joke on George F. Baker of the bank, garland’s estate founder who refused his share and recalled his critique of private property as a source of unhappiness. Cardinal Hayes opened WLWE radio praising it as a counter to propaganda and a channel for seeds of truth.
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New York
CAL
Charles Garland
North Carver
Mass
Wall Street
American Fund For Public Service
Morria L. Ernst
Foundation
Lerast Aaud
First National Bank
Norman Thomas
George F. Raker
Garland
Harvard
Secnaret
Imors
Easter
Strate Ant
Gardinal Hases
WLWE
Paulst
Fort Cumberland Legion Drive Reaches Quota for Disabled Veterans
The Fort Cumberland American Legion campaign raises funds toward the national endowment for disabled veterans. A Friday tag day is planned to boost the drive as Cumberland County joins in the effort to meet the quota.
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Cumberlain
Mai
Fragmentary note on Patert feather shots and Engiant
Fragmented OCR hints at Patert feather shots and Engiant with a reference to forty ocx. and active notes. Missing context limits full reconstruction of events or names.
Murder linked car crash yields teeth and cash found
On the New York Upper East Side a sedan crash left a man dead with a gunshot wound. Police say three occupants fled with an intent to dump the body near the Fat river. A pistol beak and $1.10 were found. the killer is suspected to be tied to gang warfare. Police identified the dead man as Dave Bram alias A. Maris, a fugitive with prior narcotics and rum-running charges pursued across multiple cities.
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New York
Upper East
Fat River
Praser Beak
Petter
Hram
Chicago
St. Luis Pittburgh
Federal
Leavensworth
Kana
Percolar
Perce
Rallas City
Bram
Indiana Squatter Wins 4% Acre Farm Near Gary Mills
A Laporte jury awards Mrs. Deussila Carr 4% acres by Lake Michigan near Gary Mills, valued at 250 400, upholding squatters rights after 50 years on the sand. A decade earlier she won 157 acres at the lakefront valued at 1 890 498.
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Chicago
Deussila Carr
Indiana
Michigan
Gary
Laporte
Dangerous Fish Warning On Eien Avenue Incident
A garbled report describes a dangerous fish incident along a street named Eien Avenue. No clear details on persons, organizations, or exact location are readable from the fragment.
Ring Smuggling Syndicate Nets Large Scotch Whiskey Deals
Federal raids exposed a whiskey pipeline moving 4800 cases valued at about 260000 in one day. Banks, letters of credit and brokerage accounts show broad financial links as 13 men were arrested in two raids in New York's theatre district with 14 others sought.
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New York
Ner ‘Able
Signal Coder
Ram-Shi Hills
Advents
Paeado
Puckner
Actress Nora Bayes Survives Armed Robbery Attempt
New York September reports vaudeville star Nora Bayes and her secretary attacked by four armed men who tried to strip her. The assailants shot at her car, wounded Bayes on the right side, and fled as bystanders and her husband rushed to aid.
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New York
Nora Bayes
Mies
Ayes
Mian Bayes
Benjamin Friedland
Mayes
Carlow
Charles Rays Company Amudged Bankrupt
Charles Rays Productions Inc. organized to produce actor Charles Ray was adj bankrupt in federal court in Los Angeles. An offer was signed for the company to file a schedule of its assets within ten days.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles’ Ray
Kidnapping Report From Halimere Shocked Town
Halimere reports a nine year old girl seized by a white man in a limousine with a Black driver while en route to school. The incident prompted a citywide alert as authorities investigate details and seek leads.
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Halimere
Cortrade Hrasel
Senth Eleventh Street
Seheal
Jones brothers receive two year terms in prohibition case
Baltimore reports Federal Judge Morrin A. Soper ordered two year sentences for Newfield T. Jones and Winfield Jones of Atlanta and Washington in a conspiracy to violate prohibition law. Six associates drew lighter sentences of one year and one day or less. The men may appeal to the Supreme Court. Conflicts arose over securing liquor permits and government cooperation in the prosecution.
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Baltimore
Morrin A. Soper
Atlanta
Newfield T
Winfield Jones
Washington
Jones Brothers
Maurice H. Care
Isadore Glaseer
Simon Ketner
Decease
Win Jones
Woodwork
Baker Brothers
Cohen
Wright
Interchange Of Sleuths For Series Play
An interchange of detectives will guard World Series crowds with Pittsburgh and Washington police sharing duty at Fortes Field and later in Washington. Federal prohibition officers report monitoring for pickpockets and hot beer sellers amid fan gatherings during the games.
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Wtteberch
Pittsburgh
Washington
Fortes Field
Pearce Barnard Beophy
National Capital
District of Columbia
FLO. Lrd
Pennsyjlvania
Six Prisoners Taken To State Prison
Six men—three white and three segregated—were moved from the jail to the Home of Correction in Boston for incarceration. They include Samuel Derrickson, George Jones, Grant Taylor, Robert Harris, Dale Watson, and Rey Porter. Sentences range from one to six months for selling smugs. Police Chief George H Williams, Sheriff Murray Phillips, and Deputy James C White oversaw the escort.
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Jexsups
Home of Correction
Samuel Derricksrson
George Jones
Grant ‘Taylor
Robert Harris
Dales Watson
Rey Porter
Dames
George H. Williams
Sherif Murray Phillips
James C. White
Mfker Euland Cahall
Night Force
Williams
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Crisheld
Parnell
Floyd Denby
Denby
James Baker
Selbyville
Deel
Joseph Caulaus
Paris
Pierre de Chambran
Paul Dupuy
Oliver Morceu-Neret
Menri Berenger
Luciin Lamoureaux
Fernand Shapsal
Maurice Bowkanowski
ASTOS
Breien
Semes Ruher
Faréereration
Rarnie Fornett
Merrie Keott
Clear
Cardinal Mayes
Post
Dupe
Mestlegger
Petice
Hedg
Miver
PIRAE
Europe
Mack
Meath
Charles Rays Company
Ter, Pa
Ser Disce Ieee
U. MM
Tokyo
Viersont A. Mamas
Naxdad
Shah
Pamacrus
Merve
Syria
St. Deneph
Vermont
Couairy
Mayer Mylan
Criwun
Maryland Drug Company
Supreme Court
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