Five held for part in bond and jailer killing in Mississippi
Reports state Mrs. Bond and relatives were detained after a fatal shooting of Ruscel Harris, a Mississippi jailer, during a visit to Bond's cell. Authorities planned further questioning as they prepare to transfer suspects to Kapas for disposition while detailing ties to the case and the killer’s identity.
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Prohibition
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Ohn Adams
Sundy
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Walla
Postcard From 1608 Reedied Destination Mystery
An aged postcard, sent to Julius Oppennheimer in Cincinnati, finally reached him after a 13 year delay. The item originated in San Francisco in 1608 and was addressed to a former merchant, now a wholesale hat dealer, with little explanation for the long transport.
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San Francisco
Ite Destinai
Tulius Oppennheimer
Hure
Cincinnati
Joe Oppenheimmr
Pune
Man with facial wound seeks hospital after street assault
A man described as 27 and of Mexican origin was wounded in a street incident and walked to a hospital at 120 Wer Quy, where police learned the address after initial statements. Authorities investigate the assault and review the surroundings near the mall.
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Rovert B. Green Memorial Efcepital
Quy -Mornyng
Whey
Trovine and
Frade Ingul’y Ak
Unclear Crime Incident: Girl Shot Refuses To Aid Police
Fragmentary report describes a girl shot in the right leg near Springfield Illinois. Several names and places appear unclear but indicate an investigation involving Clo Rusel, Dates Oklahoma, Phares Smith, and others. A separate note mentions a fire at Cinderella Theater in the southern city edge with estimated damage.
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Flaetor
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Clo Rusel
Okla
Phares Smith
Weoria
Orviesi Hussey
SL. Louis
Il Tanis
Ato
Cinderella
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Warhar Peire
Ag Bork
War Department Plans to Reduce Officers in year end
Washington July 19 Regulations to govern the separation of hundreds of Roger army officers from the native service before year end were made public yesterday at the War Department. The rules specify all separations and resignations must be completed by December 13. The acts cover officers specifically recommended for separation or dismissal as required by the current appropriation bill.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Medicinal Roots Revival in English Gardens
A Manchester paper notes renewed cultivation of medicinal roots in English gardens as US gardens shift away from them. Imported from Burma, India, and China, these herbs are valued by leading physicians for their medical uses. The article cites F Uinkhem's Vegetation Compound as an aid to digestion and general wellness, claiming it contains fewer harmful drugs.
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Manchester
United States
Lucy
Proposals for sweeping officer cuts spark retrenchment drive
A circular describes a plan to remove 1700 colonels majors captains and first lieutenants from the service with options including discharge with pay retirement or reduction to warrant officer. The move targets those with varied commission lengths and aims to reshape the officer corps ahead of new grade limits. Also noted is a Fayetteville gubernatorial race reminder and a cemetery mention in Ark.
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Piitoeta
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