Lone Wolf of Prohi Service in Illinois Dies Mysteriously
Jamies Asher known as the lone wolf of the prohibition enforcement service in Chicago died suddenly amid suspicions of poisoning by bootleggers he hunted for three years in Illinois. Prohibition administrator Edward C. Yellowley said Asher had threats and a necropsy will check for poisons. He collapsed after reporting a headache and a hot bath. death attributed to cerebral hemorrhage.
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Monroe shooting spree ends with four wounded
Jim Ellis a negro desperado grabbed a ride near Monroe Georgia Saturday night and opened fire on four men, two of whom were seriously hurt. Cal Doster David Sorrell and James Sims were shot as they stopped to repair a punctured tire.
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Ellis Armed Stand-off Leads to Multiple Wounds
After a shooting, Deputy Riley and Officer Malcolm were wounded as Ellis opened fire from a hiding spot. Ellis fled after reloading and jumping out a window. Four officers are hospitalized with recoverable injuries while a large posse hunts the suspect amid tour ads and box-office notes.
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Frank Silver Revue of 1925 at the Grand
A fragmentary promotion for the Frank Silver Revue of 1925 highlights Beautiful artist model girls in the ensembles Frank Silver and his orchestra at the New York Hippodrome with new compositions and solo numbers Wesley Totten Helen Kane and other principals. The piece promises brilliant scenic effects snappy comedy and a riot of musical revue in the New York style at the Grand next Wednesday.
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Center Point ends rely on cork leg star at center
Center Point Iowa October 22 Beryl Hunter who plays center for the Center Point high school football team has a cork leg. Coach Alfred Kline says Hunter is a good player and a game youngster who tackles with the squad and is used at center because he is the best player for the position. Last year Berry played on the basketball team.
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