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Spartanburg Herald-Journal/October 31, 1940 El municipio de Fawn Creek se encuentra ubicado en las coordenadas Según la Oficina del Censo de los Estados Unidos, el municipio tiene una superficie total de 178. Spartanburg Herald-Journal/October 30, 1940 Spartanburg Herald-Journal/October 29, 1940 Mass Perversion in the Roosevelt-Truman State Tom Pendergast Gives Good, Rotten Government It is Fortunate That There is Some Comedy Relief in This Angry Episode About Justice Black This is Just a Day-Dream About Money-Raising Possibilities of a Government Number Racket of ProfĬollege Courses in Gambling Not a Bad Ideaīenito mussolini Stealing Pete Reilly's Stuff Pegler Dissects the Annual Gridiron Club Banquet and Finds It Rather SomberĬhicago Horse Parlors, An Underworld Racket, May Be Legalized by State With O.K. Pegler Sees Merit in Lynch Law Because Pardon is Impossible List of Rainy-Day Topics Pegler’s First Concern As He Tackles New Writing Job Wilson Raises Ante From $11 to $40,000 for Second Appearance in New York Arenaīan Johnson Faces Three Way Fire as Baseball Meetings Open Weekly Guard (Council Grove, KS)/Oct. 20, 1916įort Worth Star-Telegram/December 16, 1917

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Miller and his partner in crime disregarded his roll of money but took his leg of lamb and his eggplant.'Ĭapitol Journal (Salem, OR)/September 23, 1916įirst of Pegler's 'Reporter in London' Series Notes: Available on microfilm from the Minnesota Historical Society. This annoyed Webb Miller and his friend, so they followed him down Washington Street, shoved him into a doorway and were about to take his money when he pleaded with them not to rob him of the leg of lamb and bag of eggplant which he had been ordered to bring home for Sunday dinner. At closing time, the stranger pulled out a wad of money and bought himself one cigar. But the stranger, though he drank his beers, did not buy any. He and this friend had been buying beer all night and a stranger had joined them. 'Another cub in the same pressroom was Webb Miller, who has now been one of the great European correspondents for the last 15 years, Once, when I was working in London, he came over to work in the same shop and we held a reunion in the course of which he admitted that he and another fellow once had committed a holdup in Chicago.