davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-09

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-09
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-09
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-09
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-09

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-09

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-09
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-09
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02
CHRONIC ESCAP'ER
FREE TENTH TIME
Ralph Lee, Held in Indiana on,
Murder Charge, Has Rec
ord in Four States.

BY the Associated Press.
FRANKLIN, Ind, January l.
Ralph Lee, who has been playing hide
and seek with the law Is of his %
years, still Is free, after his tenth
escape from confinement here New
Year eve. Lee, with two fellow pa'is-
oners. beat a deputy sheriff into un-
consciousness to attain liberty from
the Johnson County jail. where he
was being held to answer charge of
murder during an attempted grocery
holdup at Indianapolis in July, 1924.
Posses of officers and citizens are
searching Johnson County for the
criminal. while authorities in other
parts Of Indiana and in adjoining
States are on the lookout.
Record I'm Four States.
Lee has escaped from State prisons,
State reformatories and State farms
as well as city and county jails in In
diana, Arizona, Washington and
Tennessee.
The bandits periods of freedom
have been short lived and in most in
stances he has been recaptured with
out a demonstration of force.
Lee first began playing tag with
law and order in 1911 In his home
LOWn Vi EIulIlUuIB, AH0 "hChO iAS
was convicted of burglary. He was
sent to the Boys School at Plainfieid.
He escaped after nine months.
Arrested I'm 1914.
In 1914, when he was Is, Lee stole
a buggy-at Columbus, Ind. BY out
scuffling a city Jail he escaped.
Two years later he was apprehended
for forgery at Coleville, Wash, con-
victed and sent to the State reforma-
tory at Monroe. After IA days he
scaled the wall to freedom.
He was arrested at Tombstone in
1917 for robbery and was sentenced
to the State prison for to 20 years.
Three years was sufficient time for
him to effect his escape.
Six years later Lee was caught on
chicken stealing charge at Martins
vile, Ind. A years sentence to the
State farm terminated in so days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02
NEW YEAR GAyLY
GREETED IN ALPS
Flu Raging in Lower Levels
of Switzerland, While
Heights Are Merry.
By the Associated Press.

GSTAD, Switzerland, January Il
Influenza which has fastened itself in
endemic form on the inhabitants of
Switzerland living on the lower levels.
had no terrors for the thousands or
merrymakers who joyously greeted
the New Year on Europe's roof-tne
Swiss French Alps.
American and Englishmen, 1nciud-
ing many distinguished figures. pre-
dominated in the crowds that gam
boiled in the gorgeous sunshine in the
high altitude Winter resorts. Condi-
tons were unusually ideal as cold
snap froze the skating Kinks hard and
packed down the skiing and bobsled
courses. A result, the Alps, with
snow a foot deep, have literally been
ringing with laughter from the health
and merriment seekers.
Every hotel and chalet was packed,
the skiing and bobsled courses were
iammed, while large galleries followed
the international matches in every
Winter sport, especially hockey and
skiing.
Fancy dress balls were indoor at
fractions at all the leading hotels.
The Winter sports costumes this
year are more varied than ever be-
fore, with girls showing a preference
for dark breeches with double breasted
coats having big pockets. bright-col-
ored scarfs and red leather hats.
A series of bobsled accidents has be-
fallen the more daring sports lovers
who ventured to slide down the main
mountain roads instead Of sticking to
the regular courses. Eight Swiss
were injured, in one accident when
their bobsled crashed into the read
end of an automobile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02
END OF MASKED
BANDS DEMANDED
Georgia Solicitor General
Calls for Use of All State
Power to Crush Them.

Nv the Associated Presa
ATLANTA, January THE ofvai
nary processes of law have been rem
dered totally inadequate" to meet
the situation brought about by a
series of recent acts Of violence at
tributed tt bands of masked men I'm
Toomes County. where a teTror1xed
populace has been 'overawed" By a
small minority. Solicitor General A.
:. Bradley of the Toombs circuit de-
clared in a written report today to
Gov. Walker.
The report. which dealt with the
hogging on Christmas eve of Win
berly f. Brown. a prominent attorney.
near Lyons, stated that the latest
outrage had cast a pail ever the town
and added that 1t was next to i'm
possible to obtain even the most
meager information" as to the
identity of his hooded assailants be.
cause a majority of the good people
of the county" stand In terror and
horror before IAN unknown foe which
strikes under a mask"
Because OF this, Solicitor Bradley
admitted that lit does not seem we
can accomplish anything" with no
more knowledge than the authorities
now possess.
In my opinion" he said. the sit.
uation calls for the exercise on the
part of the State of Georgia of every
power and resource at its command
. to ascertain the perpetrators
of this outrage and that the
humblest citizens OF Toombs County
may be offered that protection to
which they are entitled"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02
CHAMPION. FATHER
DANCES YEAR OUT
Man, II, Celebrates Prior to
Bringing "a Children
TO See President.

= Br the Associated Press.
WILLIAMSON. y. G., January /.
The champion father of the United
States" fiddled and clog danced while
the New Year was making its advent.
Reuben Bland, 72-year-old father Of 81
children, is as famed as a fiddler and
clog dancer in Martin County as he
expects to be throughout a wider sec
. ton of territory next week when he
journeys to Washington to pay a
visit to President Coolidge and Con
gress.
Riand laid claim to the paternal
championship recently after Georgia
farmer who had fathered 2S children,
. was introduced to Congress and the
President.
- Immediately he decided he would 60
to- the National capital and let Mr..
Coolidge and the members of Congress
gaze 'ipon father who is father"
He Mans TO leave Wednesday,
/. BLAND has been married twice.
There were Is children by his first
wife and 10 by the present Mrs.
Bland. Only Is are living and the
oldes' is SO and the youngest 10.
The number of grandchildren will
not hr. known, Bland said, until after
the annual inventory this month. He
j said he thought there We're 3 great
: grandchildren.
Since it became known that Bland
ctainled the National championship as
father, he has been deluged with
mail.
One letter from woman in the
West proposed marriage and another
was from a patent medicine concern
seeking testimonials.
Bland is uneducated and farms a
small tract of land near here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02

when he walked out. He was recap
tured and received 1 to Ii years in
the reformatory.
Grocer Slain i'm 1924.
Lee was there seven months. The
convict was arrested in indianapolis
two days later, returned to the re-
formatory and a month afterward
was free again.
Abner Peek, an Indianapolis
grocer, was slain on July 4, 1924, dur
ing a hold-up of his store. Lee was
arrested for the crime at Seattle.
Wash. Then followed two escapes
from the Johnson County jail.
Later in the year Lee was convicted
in Knoxville. Tenn, for robbery and
sentenced to Is years. While being
held at the Knoxville city jail he es-
capped but soon was retaken. On
April 9. 1925, Lee and Is others es-
capped from the Tennessee State prison
at Nashville. He was arrested at
Buffalo, n. Y, on April 10 and re-
turned to Indiana to face a jury here
fore the Peek murders The jury dis
agreed. Lee was to go on trial again
next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02
BULLDOZING PRESIDENT BEGINS
u. S. DIPLOMATS FOREIGN CAREER
Picks Up Stranger, Loses Auto and Gets
Officer of Guard Arrested First
Day at Post.

BY the Associated Press.
Join the Navy and see the world"
is an alluring call to adventurous
young Americans. but who would as
sociate spicy adventures in strange
lands with the sedate young consus
and budding diplomats of the foreign
service? They don't look the part, for
one thing, and YET
Not so long ago new charge daft
flares, fresh from Washington, arrived
to relieve the American Minister at a
foreign station. He was dumped
ashore, with wife, bag and baggage, to
find a legation car waiting and
lanky young American. in snowy uni
form and with two guns strapped to
his waist, who asked a ride to the
presidential palace on the road to the
legation. He got the ride. and en-
route breezily explained that he was
special secret envoy of the President.
Protests Strangers Arrest.
At the palace door the secret en-
voy" got out and blithely stepped for
ward, only to be checked and taken
prisoner by the bayoneted rifles of the
bare-footed palace guard. The charge.
in horror of what might happen,
leaped to the rescue of fellow coun-
tr-r,an. He demanded surrender of
the prisoner into his custody until ex.
plantations could be had Failing that,
he demanded instant. audience with
the President. Finally they were ad-
mitted to the palace with an auto
matte pistol still tickling the ribs of
the charges now less breezy young
companion.
A small much-flustered official APP
peared. On learning the diplomatic
status of the charge, he apologiZed
and ordered the prisoner released in
custody of the diplomat. They started
out, but found their car missing, wife,
baggage and all. A palace underling
had ordered 1t away.
The charge boiled over. Rushing
back, he shook the little official by the
shoulder and demanded a palace car
at once. He got it, with more apollo.
gies. At the legation he learned that
the man he had Northumberland who
was later deported as undesirable
was what he had claimed to be, but