Federal authorities probe kidnap plot tied to church ransom
Federal agents announced an alleged plan to kidnap the head of a Mormon church and demand a $100,000 ransom. Investigators connected mining robberies and highway crimes to the plot, and said evidence suggests other men involved aimed to pressure the church president. A grand jury in Wyoming will hear more in September as related leads from Melrose and other figures are pursued.
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Scarver
Sean Nationel
Weiler
Rane
Grand Jury
Chasen Wye
Uwon
Panier
Diana
Sotho
Rabbon
Melrose
Edward B. Peytion
Comets
Yellowstone Park
Cheyenne
Federal Grand Jury
Empey
Smith
Hickson Dove
Dhe
Renghe Pantry
Smelters Closing Impacts Monterey Mining Area Plans
The article notes smelter closures affecting Monterey mining districts and potential shifts in industrial activities. It mentions local figures and reorganizations amid ongoing labor and economic pressures in the region.
Turbulent City Burns Amid Widespread Panic and Rioting
Report from an indeterminate city describes a massive fire at an oil plant triggering evacuations as crowds clash with authorities. Unclear names and locations appear due to OCR errors, but terms like me r i ret ey ae, oil plant riot, and Nordica suggest a large urban disturbance with fires.
Mexican capital menaced as forces move on
General Gonzales leads troops toward the Mexican capital to drive Villa forces away. Dispatches say Guerrero and Zapata troops threaten Vera Cruz and Pachuca rail lines while Carmina seals a southern junction, signaling a possible advance on Mexico City and civil unrest.
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Washington
Mexien
Manna Forcrs
Gonna
Wille Ealunim
Ue Zapata
Vera Cruz
Atale Department
Gener
Wales
Tast
Hia
Mestre City
Mexico
Fiether
Pouinelon
Ransom Helo Hold-Up Near Idaho Falls Alarm Ranchers
Bandits raid Forties miles east of Idaho Falls abducting rancher A Empey and son, demanding ten thousand dollars ransom. Sheriff mobilizes cowboys as searches extend into rough Wyoming Idaho hills while rumors link the strike to outlaw Hugh Whitney, long feared in the region.
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Idaho Falls
Hugh Whitney
Wade Falls
Torranxom
A. Empey
Lie
Iure
Empey
Kanneville County
Wao
Wyoming-Idaho
Maly W
Timber Tops
Jong Valley
Idyvearold
Carson
Howe
Nael
Emney
Ringain
Earlie
Whitney
Watchman Burglars Fight Ends in Fatal Shootout
A chaotic altercation in Salt Lake City between two burglars and a watchman escalated to lethal gunfire. Authorities state one attacker died on scene and a second was wounded, while a possible third accomplice fled prior to police arrival. The incident occurred late Wednesday near a Phoenix area contact, with investigators pursuing leads on the remaining suspect.
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Salt Lake City
I Patralin
Byron
Russians Sink Turkish Ships Across Aegean Sea
Fragmented patrol report claims several Turkish vessels were destroyed by Soviet torpedo boats in the Aegean area. The losses include ships loaded with war materials and multiple sailors reported drowned amid ongoing naval clashes.
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Lindon
Ted
Gisaine Turk Jel
Jade
Zeny
Sandestis
Thur
Iron
Rewler
Rourpany
Destrioyers
Russians Make Last Stand as Warsaw Is Sought by Forcing Front
The article reports Russian forces retreating toward the Vistula under Austro German pressure while Paris and Emperor William maneuver toward Warsaw. French offensives in the Vosges and Argonne press to seize valley heights as Italian operations push along the Frenzy Carpathian front.
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Dvelda
Warsaw
Whitta
Grulee
Vistula
Oriker
von Woyrsel
Tohe Daueh
Frangorod
Feld
Marshal von Mackenzen
Mik
Bug
Echt
Vosges
Adotl
Kohnar
Tals
Argonne
Wanamaker Proposes Merseeking Purchase At Security Meeting
Philadelphia reports John Wanamaker urging U S purchase of Mes siam from Germany and high tariffs on imports and exports during a National Security League local branch gathering with business and professional leaders.
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Philadelphia
Germany
Uniter States
John Wanamaker
National Security League
Langfellow Daughter Oles. Lancaster Mads.
Mrs. Richard H ana, wife of a prominent Poston lawyer and daughter of the poet Langfellow, died here Wednesday after a brief illness. Her mother was the second wife of Mr. Langfellow.
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Lancaster
Mads
Richard Hana
Poston
Langfellow
Storm Damage Over Rural Areas Reported in Nebraska
A report details crop and property damage across Nebraska following a storm. Flooded fields and ruined dwellings are noted as authorities assess the impact. Local workers and residents respond to the aftermath while counts of affected structures are being tallied.
Parisian fashions show lemon yellow dominance this season
The article details new Parisian models featuring lemon yellow fabrics in coats, dresses, and hats. It highlights white organdie muslin blouses, hedge sparrow blue gloves, and redfern suit trims with glove kid buttons, noting current popularity of lemon yellow and cherry red accents in dinner gowns and wraps.
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Ravtforn
Aatehiy
Ntone
Afternoon Dresses Rule With Fine Black Braiding Details
The article notes afternoon dresses feature very fine black braidings and white linen walatcoat style fastened with cherry red enamel buttons. Colored linen coats are all the rage worn over Union serge cloth and silk, decorative and novel. Pansy purple and black white silk combos create striking ensembles for white gloves.
Bathing Dress Bag With Waterproof Carry Handle
Instructions describe making a bathing dress bag from waterproof fabric in two pieces sewn at the base. It features a long adjustable handle that loops through a cord tied at the top and a short side handle. The bag closes to prevent opening and can be embroidered with the owner initials.
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Caine
Hint of Militarlism Showed in Nuente Headwear Trends
Before the Putts openings the military presence appeared in Nuente fashion with conservative style. Modern hats shifted to simpler coats, pockets and belts, signaling borrowed military influence rather than full uniform. Spring millinery featured dark hats with white wings and turbans with light tops, while women favored bows and white cockades.
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Nuente
Laa
Soman Hee
Quick Needle Threading Tip From Old Guide
A brief 19th century style tip suggests threading a needle is easier when the eye is hard to see. It recommends using a piece of wide cloth to back the needle and pull the thread through, promising quicker results than expected.
Dictates of Fashion and Sewing Techniques
The text describes hats with varied brims and ruffles, bolero styles, and decorative edgework such as crochet fringe. It notes new garments like sheer organdie fabrics, pleated trims, and banners of ribbon. The piece also mentions sewing methods enabling two duties at once and fashion notes for garments and accessories.
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Ahner
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