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Richard Reese Temone, known as the million-dollar gang admit, was hanged at midnight for killing Art A Holtman, a Maryland penitentiary guard eighteen months earlier. He spoke farewell and showed a calm smile as he moved to the gallows, the trap opening at 12:08 a.m.
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Alryland
Baltimore
Richard Reese Temore
Ndits
Art A. Holtman
Maryland
Whittemore Death Row Ends In Last Plea Denied
Richard Reese Whittemore, the gang leader known for the Maryland prison guard killing, faced execution after the U S Supreme Court denied a writ of error. The case traced a rapid rise and fall of his crime ring spanning Maryland New York Chicago Cleveland and Buffalo with millions in loot and internal disputes among the gang members.
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Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
Whittemore
Crime Trust
Anthony Paladino
Chantee
Margaret Whittemore
Paladino
Leon
Jaco Kraemer
Milton
Shuffles
Goldberg
Willie’ Unkelbach
Unkelbach
Tne
Ik.oo
Banton
H. R. O’conor
Ritchie
Tommy” Langrella
North Arlington
N. J
Simon L. Gilden
Edward
Spike” Kenney
Middle River
Hallowe
Kenney
Edgar Allen
Poe
Maryalda
Baltimore Bar Association
World War Echoes and Trials in 1920s Headlines
A collage of postwar quotations praising Wilson and American resolve, with critical European views from 1918 to 1926. The block also recounts the Whittemore gang case in Baltimore, detailing Mrs. Whittemore’s courtroom silence, the murder verdict for her husband, appeals denials, and related killings attributed to the gang.
Hay Rick Fire Destroys Maryland Farm Buildings
Fire at the James King farm two miles west of Germantown Maryland yesterday caused about 30 000 in damage. The blaze started in a straw rick near the barn during intense heat and destroyed the dwelling valued at 15 000 barn 8 000 meathouse corn house pumping station 4500 bushels of wheat and various implements and hay. Furniture was saved and insurance covered most losses.
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Germantown
James Ipd
King
Here
Loudoun Manor Firm Dissolved by Mutual Consent
The firm of M. B. and W. M. Richards known as Loudoun Manor was dissolved on June 26 by mutual consent.
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M. B. and
W. M. Richards
Loudoun Manor
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Trime
Richard Reese Whitteman
United States Supreme Court
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Beverly
Mass
Robert H. Holtzman
Maryland State
Eucone O' Dunne
Ittemore
N. Y
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Red
Robert Iy GS Holtman
Holtman
Virginia Loan & Thi
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Eredi Nars
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North Main Street
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