Murder by Torch Sparks a New Jersey Mystery
New Jersey police investigate a high profile homicide in which a woman known as Miss Brown was found burned to death in Bernardsville. The case centers on Dr. Alments alleged real name Wroguard Kirk Graves and his connections to German espionage rumors and a 4,000,000 airline venture. Detective work focuses on handwriting samples and a possible confession while associates name a web of aliases and a mysterious European suitor.
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Silk Stolen From Home At West Side Store
Thieves stole groceries and clothing from a home and a Pigaly Wiggly store at 2101 Bould Prean street. An undetermined amount of groceries was reported missing and a gun was fired at a residence on Kayton Avenue.
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Conductor Receives Life Sentence in Wife Slaying
The jury convicted the 80 year old conductor in the first degree for killing his wife by fire at their home. A mercy plea was denied and the judge imposed a life term.
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Nelson
Monte
Los Angeles Flier Aims 4000-Foot Jump Record
Bill Warren plans a Sunday parachute jump from 4000 feet to set a world record. The Los Angeles flyer has completed numerous prior jumps and will deploy his parachute after the descent.
Bill Warren Set to Challenge World Distance Record
San Antonio stunt flyer Bill Warren plans a Sunday jump from 4000 feet at Winburn Field to break the world distance record. He has completed several practice jumps in recent days and will pull his parachute at opening altitude.
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Woman Observes 105th Birthday in Maine
BIDGEFORD Maine March 3 Mrs Morence Rich believed to be the oldest woman in Maine celebrated her 105th birthday with a large cake and numerous gifts presented to her by well wishers in the town of Bridgeford.
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New 48 Hour Test for Cystex Promises Quick Aid
Advertisement urges readers to try Cystex for 48 hours to ease bladder, back, burning and leg or groin pains. If relief is not felt, money back guarantee applies. Readily available at drug stores with a taste of health renewal.
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Cretox
ARPA PUPILS EXHIBIT AT WITTE ART GALLERY
Arpa students announce an exhibition at the Witte Art Gallery starting Sunday at 2 p.m. through March 17. Works by Jash Mueller, Carl Nonpe, Mrs. We P, Walker Jensiv W Belly, Neve Pryor, Tohu Buser, Florence Coleman, Roen Tarphim, Mary Mernby, Clara Caffery Pans, Ajnte Tue Wilting, Travis Wofford, Tandi Bell, Margaret W. Wapner, Clara Gordon, and others.
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Mackays Languish For Life From Jail Cell
Fragmented OCR reports Mackay and her women’s wing criticise justice in a court case linked to Paul Kelly. The piece cites a five year sentence and a dramatic public statement by Mackay about justice, honesty, and heathens.
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Prare
Paul Kelly
Htoralliy Mackay
Seutra
Kelly
Cawrivtod
Miouatinghlye
Stremy
Pereng Axeulenen
Mise Mackaye
Business Man Held For Pistol Display
A business man was arrested on charges of rudely displaying a weapon. The incident occurred during a Holiday night in the TOU block of Lesayn street when the man showed a pistol in the moment of dispute with a passerby. No one was injured.
Mexican oil field shutdown sparks layoff talk in Laredo
March 3 Laredo reports a shutdown in Mexican oil fields with about five percent of workers laid off. Observers say only enough staff remain to guard properties. Twelve major companies including Mexican Petroleum and others have suspended operations.
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Fiela
Sald
Mexican Petroleum
Fhnnsteca Mestean Grif
Transental
Mexican Sinelair
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