Treason Proclamation Issued by President Wilson in 1917
President Wilson issues a proclamation warning citizens and aliens of treasonable acts and misprision. It defines treason under constitutional sections and penal code, listing penalties including death or imprisonment and fines, and outlines acts considered treasonable in war against the United States.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Imuel
United States of America
Robert Lansing
Barstow Boosters Seek Chamber of Commerce Formation
A Monday evening rally in the J. H. Sloan Trail area invites Barstow residents to form a Chamber of Commerce or civic body to secure equitable tax shares and community improvements. The call urges all nearby twenty mile residents to attend and unite for a stronger desert town.
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J. HH. Sloan
Chamber of Commerce
Barstow
California
Board of Trade, Merchants Protective Association
Summit
Bartow
Owlln
Daggett Edges Barstow In Opening Basketball Clash
Barstow and Daggett opened a three game series with Daggett winning 19 to 15 on Tuesday night. Rematches with San Bernardino Y W C A and Santa Fe teams are set for Sloan's Hall this Saturday and are expected to draw a large crowd.
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Barstow
Dagett
Daggett
San Bernardino
Croldstone Camp Prepares to Spread Gold mining effort begins three air drills
Engineer Storrow, the superintendent, visits town to recruit workers as Goldstone Mining Company starts three air drills at the shaft bottom. He forecasts rapid development of the valuable Goldstone property with plans for three shifts and a lively campaign in the coming months.
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Ford
Cheson
Foye Motor Company
Detroit
Goldstone Mining Company
Storrow
Marriage Announcement for Mildred Stark to Frank W Rich
Miss Mildred Stark of Kramer California married Frank W Rich at the groom's parents home in Kinkley California. Judge Carter officiated after traveling from Barstow with Guy Van Gynes. Ethel Stark served as bridesmaid and Charlie Clark as best man.
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Mildred Stark
John Stark
Kramer
Cal
April Toth
Frank W. Rich
J.D. Rich
Kinkley
Judge Carter
Barstow
Guy van Gynes
Ethel Stark
Charlies Clark
New Frame 13 1456 For Engineer Reithlisberger
J B Denman holds the contract for the new frame 13-1456 project with an S foot screen porch. Reithlisberger is the engineer behind the build and he notes the ads run in the Printer have yielded excellent results.
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Reithlisberger
J.B. Denman
Trips to Bear Valley Open Seasonal Fishing Runs
Trips to Bear Valley are planned for the last day of the month with Hillie to reach Big Bear Lake on opening day for great fishing. Those wishing to join should notify Barstow Garage for reservations, with weekly trips from the garage to Bear Valley through the summer.
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Hillie
Big Bear Lake
Barstow
Rips
Bear Valley
Local office rewarded with home office gift after fire
The Interstate Telephone company announced its appreciation for local management. Mrs Donald Henderson received a $20 check and a thank you letter from the home office to help furnish her new home after a fire.
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Interstate Telephone Company
Donald Hederson
Henderson
Mre. EH
Big Otto Mohawk Mines to Be Marketed in Kansas City
Otto Preitkrentz, known as Big Otto the mining man of Arizona, visited Barstow to review his Mohawk Gold and Copper holdings near Barstow and the Artes Creek mines near Vietorville. He plans to list the Py Gite Gold Mines and Tenderfoot copper group in Kansas City, with brokerages handling the sale, and promote related industrial ventures including an egg container project with Claude Hamilton of Detroit.
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Otto Preitkrentz
Big Otto
Arizona
Barstow
Mohawk Gold and Copper Company
Propertes
Arte Creek
Vietorville
Tenderfoat
Ig Otte
Goold Roads
Py Gite Gold Mines Company
Oatman
Tenderfoot
Big Mio
Brewkreats
Pig Otto Gold Company
Whee
Kansas City
Bie
Claude Thumilton
Detroit
Meh
Death Valley Scotty’s Chicago Run Recalled In Town
Walter Scott known as Death Valley Scotty, famed for a Santa Fe rail run to Chicago twelve years ago, visited town late this week with Judge Carter and EOL. Stanfield began a Bear Valley supply run Tuesday, minor delay from rough roads. Property for sale Lot 1 Old Trails Boulevard Pract featuring a new three room cottage, bath, boiler, corner 50x150, adjoining Williams Addition west, $800, terms available through O M Lowell Barstew 420 hp.
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Walter Scott
Death Valley
Scottie
Santa Fe
Chicago
Judge Carter
Eol
Stanfield
Bear Valley
Stanfields Summer Camp
Old Trails Boulevard
Beth Mavern
Williams Addition
O. M. Lowell
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E.T. Hillis
Ford Repair and Parts Station
Croldstone
Markie
Hare
Lorin J. Henderson
Everybody’s Tailor
Barstow, Calif
Rich Mohawk
Etion
F. W. Chandler
Third St
E Street