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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1929

Page

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Cumberland Bandit Identified as Former Prison Inmate

The alleged bandit who held up taxi driver Wilbur Canfield near Williamsport and Green Castle was identified as William F. Nicholson, a former Maryland penitentiary convict, by three Cumberland men at the Washington County Jail. Nicholson is wanted in Cumberland on two hold-up charges and a charge of passing worthless checks. He was arrested after Canfield reported the robbery and the suspect was found near the scene with a revolver later linked to a Cumberland drug store theft. Cumberland authorities plan to return Nicholson to Hagerstown if he is acquitted here.

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Man Shot to Death by Deputies in Pittsburgh West End

In Pittsburgh on May 27 a man was shot five times and killed by deputy sheriffs who opened fire when a group stopped and seized a milk wagon. The victim was 25 year old Michael Rockford. Deputies had guarded milk wagons amid labor strikes. A rush from a side street led to the confrontation and subsequent shooting.

Pittsburgh West End Michael Rockford

Guest List Highlights Evening at Onderdonk Residence

Headmaster and Mrs Adri an Holmes Onderdonk host a gathering with Mrs Hilleary Chambers of New York among guests. Bawin Kemp returns to Rider College after a weekend at his Sunset avenue home.

Adrian Holmes Onderdonk Hilleary Chambers New York Onderdonk Bawin Kemp Rider College Sunset Avenue

Robbery at Imperial Ice Cream Plant Yields $129

Polika Were failed to find clues at the Imperial Ice Cream Company plant after a robbery Saturday evening. About 129 dollars, part of daily collections, had been kept in a desk in the office. A flag tournament by Fountain Head Country Club ladies is planned for this afternoon at 1 30.

Imperial Ice Cream Company Fountain Head Country Club

Lux Toilet Soap Gifted as Screen Skin Secret

A promotional piece quotes 39 leading directors and industry figures praising Lux Toilet Soap as essential for achieving smooth, flawless skin for screen stars and women. It claims nine of ten stars use it, and that Hollywood studios stock it in dressing rooms for its lather and gentle cleansing in hard water.

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