Bandits Loot Superior Post Office Safe for Fifty Thousand
Five masked robbers break into the Superior Wisconsin post office and the home of Assistant Postmaster J McGill. They bind family members and force McGill to reveal the safe combination and his keys. The heist yields $50,000 in stamps and valuables. Police pursue leads after the daring morning burglary.
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Gentleman Bandit Now In Custody
New York reports Gordon Simpson known as the Gentleman Bandit is in custody on a fugitive from justice charge. Police say he boasted of bank robberies tied to the Red Ryan gang and escaped Kingston Ontario prison with three companions after a torch town raid.
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Three Killed by Maniac on Moving Train
In Winchester Kentucky a Louisville and Nashville passenger train near Crissy was attacked when M J Loveless of Hazard fired into a crowded smoker. Three men were shot one fatally with Bundy of Warren Massachusetts gravely wounded in the spine. Loveless was overpowered and jailed.
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Hazard
Louisville
Football scores on page five in Sheboygan Press
The newspaper notes grid scores from today’s football games up to press time, identified as page five scores in the Sheboygan Press edition.
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Sheboygan Press
Reichsrat Approves Locarno Safety Treaties
The Reichsrat in Berlin votes 46 to 4 with 14 abstentions to approve the Locarno safety pacts. Delegates from each German state backed the measure as the treaties move to the Reichstag next week for final approval before signing.
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Chicago Probers Question NZ Woman in Baby Death
Chicago detectives questioned Mrs Gance A Allen and her husband John A Allen overnight in the baby death case. The infant’s body will be exhumed for examination after traces of chlor form were found in organs. Nurse Miss Fragen and others were questioned as investigators pursue burglars as the Allen claim.
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United States rejects Romania debt funding proposal
The United States turned down Romania's plan to fund its 346 million war debt to the United States. Washington presented a counter proposal with stricter terms after a debt commission meeting between the two nations.
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Washington
United States
Weather outlook for Great Lakes region this week
The forecast notes a period of rain or snow midweek and again toward week’s end. Temperatures start moderately cold in the first half and trend toward normal levels later in the week.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Attorney Voigt rules on referendum for independent school district
County board hears District Attorney Charles Voigt say Sheboygan Falls school board cannot create an independent district without a referendum. Plymouth reportedly did so without one, and board members seek guidance from State Superintendent John Callaghan as Sheboygan Falls weighs its options.
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Birthday anniversary of Hetty Green noted in almanac
The Daily Almanac notes Hetty Green, noted philanthropist, has a birthday today. Weather outlook: Wisconsin generally fair tonight and Sunday with some clouds and cooler. A historic rail line milestone is recalled for Detroit to Port Huron opened November 21, 1859. Church holidays observed in Greece, Guatemala, Yugoslavia, and Romania.
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MURDERS GANGSTER IN COURT
Sam Vinel shot and killed John Minatti in a courtroom during an inquest into Mike Vinet's death in Chicago. Venil drew a revolver, executed the prisoner at close range, and was seized by officers as panic spread among spectators.
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King of Swat's Chauffeur Hat Smashup Injures Five
Babe Ruth's automobile wrecked on Dead Man's Curve with high speed, four of the "Swat King's" chauffeur's party and three women injured. Ruth's chauffeur William Talley and his wife were among the injured. all rushed to Woonsocket hospital. Bailey, Bancroft, and Mrs Bailey's condition listed as danger.
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New York
Monster Of Night Being Sought Out
Toledo police pursue the so called monster of the night after a long string of brutal assaults. Seven women harmed over six weeks include the death of Mrs Kathryn Knight and another woman found dead with a mutilated body between two houses. A sales girl Pauline Winover survived a club attack two hours after Knight fell.
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Kathryn Knight
Pauline Winover
Deprived Of Right To Run Car 3 Months
Plymouth resident James Rock aged 8 was fined 50 dollars and costs and deprived of driving for ninety days after pleading guilty to driving an unlicensed vehicle on Stafford Street. Justice William Meyer imposed the penalty with possible jail for violation. Arno Kramer of Bilhart Lake was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding on highway 67 after complaints by Joseph Sperh, patrolman.
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Stafford Street
Pymouth
James Rock
Prairie town
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Maralall Lounsberry
Roel
William Meyer
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Joseph Sperh
Equalizing Committee Approves Movement to Relocate State Asylum
The Equalizing Committee reports favorably on a plan to move the insane asylum from its present west city boundary site. The county board set a Tuesday continuation, with Dr Darms endorsing the relocation. The group also debated highway protections for heavy equipment on county roads and approved snow fence funding.
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Radio Fund Totals Reported for Reform Church Aid
The ledger lists the Radio Fund for Patients totaling $3 208 41 and the Ladies Aid of Reform Church in Plymouth with $3 213 41, reflecting collective charitable fundraising figures.
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