Four held after burglary probe nets three women and man
Police say three women and a man acted as informants for a burglar arrested days earlier. Officers recovered stolen goods at the trio's home on East Park Avenue after a neighborhood stakeout led by Captain Audrey Hopkins and detectives W. W. Thompson and Bill Carver. Additional thefts included wallets and suits taken from victims on South St Marys Street and West Woodlawn Avenue thefts.
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Awdrey Hopkins
W. W. Thompson
Bill Carver
Iter
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Miskilc
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D. Steatter
Rylar
Doras
Starks
Benud Walch
Fon Wells
Wells
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Crocker Treet
Ellis
Min ix Im
Bond Keeps Padlocked Blind Man’s Eight A House Open
A permanent injunction lasting one year was issued against Corinne Lambert and the blind defendant restraining them from opening the Nineteen Hundred Street residence and violating the national prohibition act. Evidence showed beer in mugs at the scene with the blind man serving liquor. Authorities recovered 252 pints of beer and related equipment during the raid.
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Mebane
Capeack
Corrine Lambert
Federal District Court
Eccols
Mai
County Attorney Dismisses Worker over Political Allegiance
In a disputed move County Attorney D. T. Davis announces the dismissal of a worker amid claims the action was linked to voting for Carl Wright Johnson. Davis denies the motive and notes the investigation continues. Turkey at Sing Sing is also mentioned in the same dateline as a lighter item with holiday fare and cheer.
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Daria Pridny
Afohn
Carl Wright Johnson
Marine Candilale
Poewing
Aleetint Davis
Davia
Tafelly
Cores W. Thuntress
Americans Forget British Pay Valverant Service
A garbled note from Landon on November 27 discusses mail delays and costs between the United States and Britain. It cites increasing postage and a system where letters marked with a symbol incur high handling fees, reflecting wartime or international mail frictions. The passage mentions Americans forgetting and British paying, with reference to postal charges and receiver responsibilities.
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Landon
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England
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Rome
Hungarian actress Lya de Putti dies after failed chicken bone operation
Hungarian stage and screen star Lya de Putti, famed for early international fame in Variety with Emil Jannings, died Friday after surgery to remove a chicken bone from her throat was followed by pneumonia and blood poisoning.
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Lya de Putti
Emil Jannings
Film Star Putti Dies After Complications in Surgery
New York reports the death of a film star Putti from Hungary after bone removal from her throat led to pneumonia and blood poisoning. Her passing occurred at 12 05 AM following hours of unconsciousness. The star gained fame in Los Angeles with German film Variety by her expressive performances. Continuous listings requested for rental or property inquiries.
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Cleric Warns Girls On Marriage in Pastoral Letter
A church cleric urges caution among young women regarding marriage in a pastoral letter. The message notes wary attitudes toward betrothal, emphasizing moral restraint and prudence amid societal expectations.
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Gay
Vicir
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Koand
Anil Wills Library
Dope Gang In Italy Busted In International Drug Ring
Five members of an international gang were captured in Italy as authorities describe a major drug smuggling operation to import dope into the Cite Brites. Charley Hollinger, a naturalized American, was among those arrested in the crackdown.
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Charley Hollinger
United Satie
Aged Husband Slain With Ax in Riverside Area
A report from RTILVEGL Me describes a violent assault where an elderly husband was killed with an axe. The victim, identified as aged, was found near a vehicle and died after being taken to a hospital. Police investigated the incident as a suspected homicide with local authorities seeking evidence.
Customs Case Heard At Port Of Corns Cherie
A customs hearing centered on Japanese pottery valued at $10,050 imported through the port of Corns Cherie on March 4. U.S. Customs employee Chores Niedert testified about valuing the goods and the lack of sufficient documentation for appraisal. The proceeding focused on the merchandise declaration and compliance with tariff rules, with the case awaiting further action.
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Dun Beater
Thie
Fungo Wikson
Custayne
Corns Cherie
Niedert
Unitee States Customs
Player sorting evidence from his agent in Negora
Fragmentary text claims the player argues confusion over jargon and prices. The agent discusses duties and market terms and whether recent figures were overstated or misinterpreted.
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Davon
Crumbin
Mazel Coy Yiddishe Comedy At San Pedro Playhouse
Tickets go on sale for a three act Yiddish musical comedy Mazel Coy Yid to be staged at San Pedro Playhouse Saintwight. The troupe brings Abd Jovrig Nellie Grenville A R Mason Isador Fishelvitz Dorothy Jweig Jamie Masone and Pa Ube trouve to San Antonio for a revival of the lively Jewish repertoire.
Plier to Again Try for Record VROLT Flight
Nov 21 report notes Lowe 34 plans another attempt to set a speed record in a Gee Bee monoplane after engine tweaks to cope with fog and cold weather. Three prior trials ended in failure at the East Coast airfield amid technical issues and weather concerns.
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Vrolt
Lowe
J. Alassachusel
Toulhy
Sal
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