Gunwoman to take blame to save her lover
Irene Schroede a blond gunwoman who will reach New Castle Pennsylvania tonight to face murder charges in the Wrady Paul killing indicated she will assume full responsibility to spare her lover Glenn Dagne. The two captured near Phoenix after a gun battle with Arizona officers. She said she is not afraid to die and refused to discuss the shooting. If trains run on time they may reach the Lawrence County jail in New Castle tonight.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Irene Schroede
New Castle
Wrady Paul
Pennsylvania
Glenn Dagne
Dagne
Trenc
Irene
Dague
Lawrence County
Butler
Argentina
Lamb
Wether
Orler
Argent
Irene to face trial as Blonds Gunwo men story shifts color
Irene, known nationwide as The Blonds Gunwomen, will appear brunette at trial as her natural color returns. officials report no progress from questioning in the gun shooting case near New Castle. The couple, labeled Argentina and Irene, refuse to discuss pre capture details despite doctors and police inquiries.
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Irene
Minnie McKibben
Police Midtron
Lieut
Thomas Boettner
State Police
Martin Lee
Sherif Frank Johnston
New Castle
Kansas City’s Handcuff Collector Displays Historic Trophies
The leading collector of handcuffs in the United States resides in Kansas City. His rare display includes 4 cuffs used on murderers, the oldest dating to 1620, and a pair from the Maine battleship prison cell bought at Brooklyn Navy Yard. His collection is said to be the world’s most valuable.
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Ikansas City
Aico
United States
Palmer
Priston
Maine
Gill
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Muskogee
Oklo
John Welch
Tank
Welch
Gil
Wichita
Kan
Houdini
Heatrice Houdini
Harry Houdini
Cuffa
Houdin
Charles Becher
New York
New Mexico
States Department of Labor
Shouse Rebuilds Party Fences and Jail Escape Tale
A sprawling 1922 report details John Welch, a Black prisoner, beating a guard and escaping, later recaptured after a long chase. The piece ties Houdini era handcuff lore to a broader tale of prison cuffs, police names, and inventor anecdotes amid community notices, club meetings, and school events in Muskogee and nearby towns.
Local Socials Highlight Spicer Family and Akron Trip
La Grange notes a Sunday visit by Nay Sheer and Ruth Sheer with daughter Jane of Cleveland, plus Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevens and others motor to Akron for theatre and tea. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Crayton of Elyria on Sunday January 18. Grafton residents Mr. and Mrs. Fisher move onto the Dick Sprague farm on River Road. Mrs. L. A. McClellan hosts at home.
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Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Earl Leai
Clipie Hospital
Dlyila
Mrr
Mason Powers
Farmers Supply Co
George W Woodruff
Woodruff
Albert S. Wilcox
Dan Campbell
A. Foser
Fron Belden
Penfield
Pinsfield
Dlattrange
M Clarice Monosmith
Rosale Adams
Lyndon C Haptts
B.S
Apple Prey
Grafton
B. Kelner
G. W. Woorrutt
P. T. A. Council
Elyria
Purdy Prosser
Fisher
Dick Sprague Farr
River Road
L. A. McClellan
Edison Household Portrait In February Magazine
Mrs Edison portrays Thomas Edison as a devoted husband who kisses her each morning and wears old fashioned nightshirts. The February American Magazine quotes her view of his absorbed, tireless work, noting his habit of always finding something of the boy in him.
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New York
Eacent
Thomas Edison
Mre. Edison
Tam
Mrs Edison
Edison Personal Details Revealed by Mrs Edison
Mrs. Edison shared humorous and intimate quirks of Thomas Edison, from his rubber fixation to favorite melodies and dislike of bridge and golf. She notes his routine, memory gaps for holidays, and pet preferences like silk nightshirts and a straight blade razor. The interview covers his reading tastes and a Batavian planter’s method to improve rubber tree yields.
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Mrs. Edison
Evening Star
Kathleen
Mary Pickford
Ciara
Tarey Wirestone
Yart
Firestone
Henry Ford
Edison
India
Vitor Mego
Cnvid
Lea Muiserhile
Health Board Estimates High Rate Of Child Defects In Kansas
The Kansas State Board of Health reports that more than 75 percent of Kansas children aged Sue to fourteen show some physical defects. A Geneva bell, gifted from the city of Geneva Switzerland, traces back to a Mika do Nippon temple. An Italian professor claims a series of Rew pen apples large enough for naked-eye viability through smoked Klasse. A startling experiment removed a cat’s heart and used an electrically operated rubber pump to keep the animal alive for several hours.
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Kansas State Board of Health
Kansas
Sue
Geneva
Switzerland
Hes Ge
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Democratic National Committee
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Nebraska
Alfred FE. Smith
George W. Norris
la Grange
MFO
Eatlin
Lao
Des
East Ave
Opp
Post Office
Batavia
Georgia
Yost Sherrard
Day
Bill Seedale
Our
Elvrra
The
L. C. Hecock Floral Co
the Workingmen’s Bargain Store
Vew
Crompton
Wfew
Capitol Theater
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