Knife Attack at Wing Lee Restaurant Leaves Gonzales Wounded
Julio Gonzales, 28, a cook at Wing Lee on West Commerce, was stabbed during a dispute with a stranger at 1313 West Commerce Street. Gonzales was taken to the Robert R. Groom hospital in serious condition after 15 stitches were applied. Detectives Beift and Shipp responded to the scene and the other man fled, leaving Gonzales bleeding and the assailant unknown.
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Jane Knlfe
Ho Man
Julio Gocrales
Wing Lee Calr
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Commerce Street
Robert R. Groom
Volowlig
WL Beift
W. FS
Shipp
Gonzales
Dirk
Steffler Hg An Update On A Lost Watch Retrieval
A report details Paol W Atolfer and witnesses recounting a Tuesday morning incident in which a diamond wristwatch fell into a dot on Atoma Phiz and landed in an iron vine. Fire units and police investigated and street workers retrieved the watch from a plant, noting its damaged condition and pale appearance.
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Renenerrex
Ato Amning
Stolftler
Two Sleuths Shot in Convict Chase
In a Sing Sing prison escape chase two detectives were shot while pursuing a convict linked to a violent night incident. The chase followed an attempted breakout involving inmates and officers at the facility.
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Tony
Sing Sing
Company to Make Foreign Talkies TAQ ANGUS
Officials announce plans involving foreign language film projects and potential local implications. The confusing text references dates November 4 to 14 and mentions a plan related to production or screening and possible community impact.
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Bombs Wreck Junk Planes At Camp Stanley
Airfield test at Camp Stanley used 100 pound demolition bombs to damage a formation of planes. Bombs destroyed several aircraft with direct hits and fragmentation tearing canvas and gear. Most planes suffered severe damage or complete destruction, while a few near the pod survived under heavy smoke.
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Camp Stanley
Lyneioy
Port Crockett
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Uknir
Judge Rules Man May Vote In Area Where He Sleeps
Judge Perry ruled Wednesday that a man may vote in the precinct where he slept the night before an election. The man had lived in Dreeinet 82 and sought to vote there, while election officials argued for his home precinct. The judge questioned where the man slept Monday night and confirmed his voting location.
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Trobertsay
He Aian
Dreeinet
Viv House
Robertzaty
Mnul
Hosiery Workers Approve Wage Cut in Milwaukee
Eight hundred employees at the Bole, nroof and Phoenix hosiery firms in Milwaukee approve a wage reduction of about 14.5 percent. The vote ends a dispute over pay amid rising costs and production pressures.
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Wis
Bolenroof
Phoenix
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Bes Greet
Weel
Malinoe
Sieht
Uiliteriuc
Forged plea and gun threat mark sentencing in district court
George Corel pleaded guilty to forging and passing on charges in Thirty-seventh District Court. He received concurrent years in prison after a punishment was set and three related forging charges were dismissed. A note accompanies his sentence as he sent a threatening pistol message to an assistant district attorney.
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George E. Corel
Atias GT
George Coerl
Wilowville
Morrison
Broadway Comedy Box Office Surges Amid Holiday Buzz
New York city reports strong advance sales for a Broadway comedy as box office totals exceed $10,000 in early November. Theater executives credit positive word of mouth and strong media exposure for the brisk advance business and crowd interest.
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Tronilway
Burglar Nabbed by Watchman After Pan American Theft
A man was arrested by an alerted watchman for burglarizing the Pan American Wallpaper company at 428 Main Avenue. The suspect, named inside a local residence, followed by police, admitted taking money and items from several homes and vehicles including a car theft and clothing from a residence. Police investigated after a flashlight pursuit and testimony from multiple victims across Milam and Vidaloo streets.
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Qvenir
Ulage
W. Bereright
South Ton Moras Street
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Wander
Geveral Bineke
Mar
Kohels Avenue
Amana Theres
Vidaloo Street
FE. Austin
Essex Street
Milam Building
William Dyngeon
Tom Milamiuiliding
Mawel Cohen
Princeton Riot Led to Suspensions at University
Princeton University suspended 42 students after a Wednesday riot that police described as gang associated. Investigators noted disorder and pace violations during the incident in Princeton, New Jersey, with university officials confirming actions against those involved.
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Princeton
N. J
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Princeton Iniversity Undeegend
Transfer Two Damage Suits From Courts In Rushed Motions
Damaged text indicates two personal injury cases moved from local courts to federal court. One suit involves Hoy Campbell with a $3403.05 fee and compensation claim after an injury while employed at Alamo Cotton. The other case seeks over $3000 against Woolworth Company with grounds unspecified.
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Grantol Security Mut Gaeuylty Company
Hoy Campbell
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Sprint Woolworth Company
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