Four Bank Bandits Rampage In Lamar Bank Robbery
More than 1000 armed men hunted four bandits after they invaded the First National Bank in Lamar. They killed the bank president M Parrish and cashier, wounded cashier Parrish, abducted two tellers, took $195000 in securities, and fled amid a running gun battle with lawmen. The posse included National Guardsmen and police from several Colorado towns, with airplanes aiding the search.
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John Parrish
E. A. Kessinger
al Tanilgren
Feller
Goto
L. F. Alderman
G. A. Anderson
Lamar
Lungren
Menaotime
Keesinger
Trinifind
J. B. Brown
Thrown
New Mevien
Colorado
New Mexico
Rich Hermit Robbed of $17,000
Washington reports Thomas Burnett a 76 year old hermit says he hid 17,000 in new thousand dollar bills near his home in a milk bucket and sunk it in a pine shaft after withdrawing from a bank. He notes 11,000 remained hidden elsewhere as authorities investigate theft by one or more thieves. Burnett is described as wealthy and involved in Wigotian matters.
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Washington
Thomas Burnett
Hag
Tharnett
German CSE Probe Into Hamburg Phosgene Disaster
The federal ministry of economy opens an official probe into the Hamburg phosgene catastrophe. The Reichswelle is not holding stock of poison gases, and no traffic restrictions on phosgene for commerce are in place. Police head Schoenfelder criticizes authorities for dispersing war remnants to industry instead of action.
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Bertin
Federal Ministry of Economy
Hamburg
Germany
Schoenfelder
Heichswehe
Reserve Officers to Meet for Luncheon in San Antonio
Reserve officers of San Antonio are invited to a luncheon of the Joral chapter of the American Legion service officers association at the Menger hotel Saturday. The meeting will discuss plans to assist in the Legion convention and related functions.
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San Antonio
Joral Chapter
Lue Ieserve Officers Association
Menger
Sation Legion
Samaritans Act Provokes Police Trouble in San Antonio
San Antonio lawmen tried to escort a heavily intoxicated convention delegate to a downtown hotel. Four officers struggled as the man resisted, punching Patrolman Charles Petri and others. After a council of war, they restrained him with handcuffs and jailed him.
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San Antonio
Jim
Charles Petri
Villita
Petri
Louis Beze
William Christoph
B. de Bona
Editor Given Ten Days For Contempt
William Levis, news editor of the Lancaster Gazette, was sentenced to ten days in Enfield county jail and fined $20 for contempt of court for refusing to retract an editorial published in Tuesday's Gazette.
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Noaster
Ohio
William Levis
Lancaster Gazette
Jodas
Enirfield County
Tueslax
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Jinale
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