Jones Brothers Capture and Escape at Railroad Bridge
Earnest Jones and Farl Jones attempt escape as officers surround a B and O Railroad Bridge scene. One brother is captured after a rain of bullets. the other flees. The captured Jones is positively identified by a man formerly living in Centerburg.
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Farl Jones
Jones
Centerburg
Prosecution Seeks Ernest Jones In Mt Vernon Robberies
In Knox county two Jones brothers eluded capture after bold robberies at Centerbury and Taylor Station. Ernest Jones, captured near the B and O bridge, matches the description and is jailed in Knox county. Brnat Jones escaped, pursued along Gambier street toward the spur tracks, with officers recovering clues including money and a ring. Prosecutors plan to arraign Ernest for burglary and larceny and seek extradition while police compare photos and descriptions to confirm identity.
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Ernest Jones
Knox County
Danville
Carl Brent
Tallor
Brent
Mansfield
Rosen
Rosenthall
Vine Street
Bair Tailor Shop
Plumballey
Gardner
Chief Parker
Mr. Brent
Bair Alore
Gambier Street
B. ©. Railroad Bridge
Jones Brothers
Parker
Alsdorf
Hough
Taylor
Thiet Parker
Brnnat Jones
Pennsylvania Railroad
South Vernon
Cromley
Turner
Franklin County
Taylor Station
McGuire
Centerbury
Prisoner Jones identified by four witnesses as Earl Jones in Knox county case
Four men levelled with Jones at a Canterbury school and were confident the prisoner was Ernest Jones. J. McKinley also identified him at the Knox county infirmary. The suspect, held in the county jail, refused to name his companion and appeared in Chicago Junction by train after security flagged him. Sheriff Woolfson and Chief Parker coordinated identification efforts and confirmed the capture near Mansfield.
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Gardner
Chief Parker
South Main Street
Jonee
Ernest Jones
Tiron
Jones
Canterbury
Me J 1
Mckhine Jey
Knox County Infirmary
McKinley
Erin Jones
Priest Jones
Mt. Vernon
Earl Jones
Chicago Junction
Woolfson
Parker
Mansfield
Mansfeld
Chicago
Vernon
Coxiy Watleveddt
Washington
Thay
Maloé
California
Gaif
Coxmy
Capitol
Benet
Rhine
Wilson
Legion
King
Knox County
John
Dil
Britton
Grant
Blair
Harvey Harmond
Co. Hunt
Dave Upham
West
Charley Sams
Dubinsky
Mellen
Geo
Cox, McKinnon
Cromley
Corporation
Hillis
Palmer Lybarger
Tate
Meditations of Uncle Josh on Reading and Politics
A reader quotes fragments from newspapers arguing over taxation, prosperity, and policy under different administrations. The note jokes about contradictory items from the era, expresses skepticism about political rhetoric, and laments tariff and economic shifts while muttering about historical editions from 1912 and 1913.
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Othors
Knox County
Old Knox
Wilson
Effort to Secure District Nurse Service in Mt Vernon
A meeting of Associated Charities supporters and others discussed maintaining the district nurse in Mt Vernon. The group referred the issue to the Ways and Means committee to raise funds to keep the service operating.
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Associated Charities
Mt. Vernon
Waya and Means Committee
Comstock's Special Friday and Saturday Bargains
Comstock's offers special Friday and Saturday bargains featuring 8c paskane lle package and 5c doma items with value deals for shoppers.
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Comstock
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Johnson Farm
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Uncle Josh
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High & Mulberry Cit
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