Pal of Burke Nabb ed in Chad in Michigan tale
Joseph Winkler, ally of Fred Sturka and linked to a string of killings and robberies across mid western states, lay injured in a hospital after a car crash near the community where Burke was previously sentenced. His companion Tomis suffered a broken jaw and John Moran of Mobile was named in the confusion as investigators sought ID.
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Joseph
Gua Winkler
Fred Sturka
Notorius
Pang
Fromrious
Winkler
Urke
Jor
John B. Moran
Tomis
John
Mobile
Alabama
Police Seek Liquor Runner Whose Auto Kills Boy
Parmerstown police hunt a liquor runner who struck five year old Taddy McCarley as he played near his home. The suspect dumped 23 quarts of whiskey in a cotton patch and fled after the auto collision. The boy died after midnight as doctors described the scene and the driver’s escape.
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Boy
Parmersville
Tess
Callin Cowals
Tralay
Father
Taddy McCarrley
John Ror
McCarley
Blue Hidge
Tes McCarley
Ant x
Cever
Borke Winkler gang in custody after chases and ruse
The Borke Winkler gang members faced charges while one suspect remained under guard at a hospital. Tiurke, captured near St. Joseph Missouri months earlier, was sentenced to life in the Michigan Ranch prison at Macquette after a patrolman tried arresting him for a minor traffic incident. Sheriff Fred J. Cutler said Winkler’s gang was linked to multi million dollar bank loot through a ruse that led to the suspect naming Chicago pilot Jeers Krol, but a photo ID showed Kral was Winkler and the man admitted his identity.
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Borke-Winkler
Tiurke
St. Joseph
Missouri
Alichigan Wranch
Macquette
Charles Skelly
Winkler
Srhnve
Fred J. Cutler
Jeers Krol
Chicago
Kral
Y Body Asks Tariff GutS At World Conference
The Y M C A world conference in Ohio last week adopted resolutions urging revision of the Versailles treaty to abolish tariffs and national armaments. The resolutions will go to the League of Nations disarmament conference in Geneva in February. A discussion of war guilt was ruled out.
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Talverins Bervier
Edand
Ohio
Y. M. GC
League of Nations
Geneva
Death of Col William A Glassford in San Francisco
San Francisco Aug 7 Col William A Glassford former Indian fighter and signal corps officer died at Illerman General Hospital from a heart attack. He served as chief signal officer in Geronimo campaign, installed heliograph stations, and commanded the balloon post at Omaha. Burial in Phoenix. Survived by widow and two sons Jim and William A Glassford. Also note Gloucester NJ report on two husbands sentenced to 40 days on second honeymoons after neglect of wives.
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San Francisco
William A. Glassford
Imdian
Illerman General Hospital
Glassford
Signal Corps
Lie Arizona
Ueorice
Omaha
AMS
Aviation Statino
Nori Island
San Diego
Phoenix
Colonet Glassford
Hin
Jim
Pelican Glassford
William A
N. Glassford
Gloucester
N. J
Justice of the Peace
Stetser
German curtailment of Chinese imports sparks US losses
A derided German policy to limit Chinese imports triggers fear of gold outflow from the Reich and could cost American producers about 200 million dollars annually, with protests already rising among American exporters. In Texas, Federico Gonzalez, 7, was injured when a truck attack near his home on Wednesday night.
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Deruin
Drasse
Reich
666 Salve for Baby's Cold and Meada che Remedies
An old time medicine note touts 666 for fever and malaise claiming relief for measles or Neuralgia in 30 minutes and malaria in three days. It references 666 liquid or tablets and a salve for a baby’s cold with minimal context.
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Burker
Chad
Tariff
Glans Gol. Blassford
Bermans
Henito
Texan
Pederico Gonanlez
Esso
America
Texas
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Joske’s
Siore
Joske'ss
Joske
Josee
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