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LLOYD H. WOODRESS, ARRESTED
ON HONEYMOON, ALMOST ES
CAPED FROM JAIL
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Li oy( i h. Woodress, alias John
Black, alias Edward Jones, alias Tom
Douglas, a four-term convict from
Montana > came very close t0 gaining
his liberty Tuesday night when lle
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