Prison Escape Plot to Free Murder Convict
A bank watchman killer is pursued as James Montgomery, wrongly accused, is tried for murder and sent to Sing Sing. Inmates plan an escape with Bil Hawkins aiding, while Montgomery live under the alias John Nelson, meeting Molly Bryan and evading Detective Michael Kearney who shadows him through New York City streets and a metropolitan arcade.
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New York
James Montgomery
Michael Kearney
Montgomery
Bil Hawkins
Bil
New Jersey
Kearney
Hawkins
John Nelson
Molly Bryan
Nelson
Bill
Sing Sing
Shadowed probationer and reunion at Deely's saloon
A worn detective tracks Bill Hawkins, a probationer, through Chatham Square and Manhattan’s riverfront, while Boston Ed coordinates a meetup with a birthmarked contact. Hawkins reunites with Jennie, his estranged wife, after years of trouble as they plan future steps in the underworld saga.
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Bin
Eis
Flo
Montgomery
Underworld
Herald Office
Hawkins
Chattam Square
New York Park
Kearney
Bill
Boston Ed" Fallon
Sing Sing
Boston
Chatham Square
Gruily
Iim
Elmost
Ratchers
Dem
Jim Ved Kearney
Enon
Jonesy Nawkins
Newespaper
Jennie Hawkins
Bill Hawkins
Corteary Hook Park
Deely
Awkins
West Street
North River
Warren Street
Manhattan
World
Tribune
Heim
World Building
Fox
Wiliam Street
Old Bridge
Rose Street
Frankfort Street
Pearl Street
North William Street
Corlear's Took Park
Deely’s
Sign Land Suage
Deefy
Tonie
Armen
County Correspondence from Alma Visits and Health Notes
County correspondents report visits by Mrs A Pratt to Wesley Parr and Vance Woodard in Alma. Minnie Showman returns from a two week Detroit trip. Virge Ray travels to Alma. Misses von Thurn Williams Marion Coonrad and Mrs Ditto attend a tabernacle meeting in Alma. Helen Williams of Riverdale visits van Thurn. Mrs Fred Howe visits her parents north of Riverdale. Will Pratt repairs a north Alma house as Pearl Sabin moves in. Tillie Shaffer is sick. Earl Winters and wife visit Riverdale. Mrs Fred Shaffer improves. Mrs M Sage sick and Mrs Frank Dufort has mumps.
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A. Pratt
Wesley Parr
Vance Woodard
Alma
Minnie Showman
Detroit
Virge Ray
Alma Tuesty
von Thurn and Williams
Marion Coonrad
Ditto
Tabernacle
Helen Williams
Riverdale
van Thurn
Fred Howe
van Leuvan
Will Pratt
Mr. Winters
Pearl Sabin
Tillie Shaffer
Earl Winters
Fred Shaffer
Maple Grove School Notes Third Quarter Review
The seventh grade completed history and are now reviewing while Carl Wallen is out of school due to ear issues. Laurence Crites visited Thursday. Clifford Strait and parents attended a shower for cousin Oral Mack. An April second schoolhouse entertainment seeks an organ with 15 cent admission. The sixth grade finished language and are reviewing. Loyal, Alvin and C L Eggleston and their parents visited their grandmother Mrs Charlie Eggleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wallen
Laurence Crites
Clifford Strait
Oral Mack
Loyal
Alvin
C. L. Eggleston
Charlie Eggleston
Swarthouts Visit Richland Friends and Local Notes
Richland area brief mentions social visits as Mr. and Mrs. E J Swarthout call at Zack Palmers. Ben Gorsuch calls on Seth Woodard family. Blanche Bridwell and daughter return to Mt Pleasant after visiting D F Hare. Lucy Johnson and Orlo Mack wed Saturday. George Bailey near death. M L Thompson with him. Crepe party for young folks at Carl Selfried’s home. Otto Blair runs sugar bush. Church services and Christian Endeavor urged. Elder Wheeler’s last Sunday is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Bridwell
Mt. Pleasant
D. F. Hare
Lucy Johnson
Orlo Mack
George Bailey
M. L. Thompson
Carl Selfried
Otto Blair
W. EF. Wheeler
Social News From Southeast Ferris and Carson City
Miss Hazel Flint of Carson City visits friends in Southeast Ferris. Miss Bertha Baxter entertained by Mrs Ethel Harrison. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Clayton West on March 18. Mr and Mrs M M Flint host dinner for R Hollabaugh and family. Allen Rumseyer, former Port Wayne college student, visits Michazel Flint. Madame Emeline Oxterhoutums returns from Fayette Ohio visiting relatives. Union Aid Society sale at A L Harrisson raises about 24 dollars. Marie Kirker returns to Carson City next week to resume work. John Flint was Carson earlier Thursday. Will Reds to move into Eschalma house west week. Frank Hyde to work this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton’ West
M. M. Flint
R. Hollabaugh
Marie Kirker
Carson City
John Flint
Carson Earler
Reds
Eschalma House
Frank Hyde
School District No 2 Report for March 12 1815
Report for the month ending March 12 1815 from Betheny Two School District No 2. Includes days taught, pupils enrolled 17, grand total attendance 219, average daily attendance 10.05, and names of pupils receiving certificates for police attendance. Laura M. Gossett, teacher.
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Rona McFarlane
Lioyis' Holton
Alice Shook
Serade
Laura M. Gossett
Excerpt from KlEEs School District notes
The record notes include Helen Reid and Will Sherman planning to write on eighth grade exams, small attendance this week due to illness, Floyd Connor entering the first road, Mrs Merriam returning home, and Mrs Charles Reid extended visit to Detroit and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Reid
Will Sherman
Floyd Connor
Merriam
Charles Reid
Detroit
Toledo
Land levy notices in Alma court case ending 1915
United States in Eastern District of Michigan issues writ of fieri facias against Charles B Naldrett John M Montigel and Isac Hewitt in a Gratiot County Michigan land levy. Describes parcels in Hamilton Township Alma City Palfrey and Woodward adds with dates February 17 1916 and lists U S Marshal officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Naldrett
John Martin Montigel
Tsae Mowrit
Danminger
District Court
Michigan
United States of America
Isac Hewitt
John Martin Montigel I
Gratiot
Republican Ward Caucuses in Alma Michigan 1915
Ward caucuses set for March 24 1915 at 7 30 p m local time to nominate Supervisors Aldermen and a Constable across four wards. Delegates will enter city convention March 29 1915 at Alma City Hall to transact business. Officers act by committee. March 1915 Alma Michigan.
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Alma
Michigan
City
Harr & Gibbs
Ard
Arcada
Wright House
Mareh
Aald
Aina Michigan
Mowley
Treasier
Justice of Peace
Reading
Horr & Gibbs
West Store
Arcaria Bucet
Bilson, Moore & Co
Ieee
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Hawkink
Kile Step
Nev
Herald
Jennie
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J. Lee Potts
Henry C. Worden
Burton H. Worden
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Helle Jenne
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Bor
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C. Moore
Ibis
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J. M. Hinksey
The
New York Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bad Axe
Maple Grove
Ferris
E. J. Swarthout
Zack Palmer
Richland
Ben Gorsuch
Seth Woodard
Hazel Flint
Bertha Baxter
Ethel Harrieson
Betheny Two
Klees
Smith’s Bakery
Hamilton Township
Hull and Sharrars
City of Alma
City of Alma East
Palfrey
Woodwart's
Behrendt
U. 3
Marshall
Haller
DR. Wing
Gray & Gray’s
F. D. Hare & Wife
Berris Center
Bell
Union
Dr. F. C. Thornburgh
State Street
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E. G. Sluyter
American School of Osteopathy
Vermuelen Block
Phone Union
F.R. McNabb
V.S
B.v.sc
W. House
John D. Spinney
Pollasky Block
Rowland & Johnson Bethel Cummings
Chick's Shoe Store
Rowland D. J. Johnson
Fairbanks & Morse
P. McVicker
Edison Phonograph
White & Lady
Woodworth Ave
Law