Escaped Bandit May Be Around California
Two Stockton teens Stanley Jacobs and Harry Weber told Sheriff W S Trager an escaped mail bandit named Roy Gardner forced them into a car near Bakersfield then drove toward Los Angeles and toward San Diego. They identified Gardner from a rogues gallery and described a high powered unlicensed car with a tan suit. The report notes their route and sightings in Los Angeles and San Diego as authorities watch for the suspect.
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Los Angeles
Stanley Jacobs
Harry Weber
Stockton
W. S. Trager
Roy Gardner
Bakersfield
San Diego
Gardner
Sheriffs
Jacobs
Weber
J. C. Weber
Idaho Murder Trial Opens With Poison Exterminator Link
In twin falls Idaho on October 3 the Meyer Southard murder case opened with witness testimony linking poisonous substances from an insect exterminator to the death of Edward F Meyer. Carrie Howe described the infection of Meyer's illness and the fatal sequence at the Blue Lakes ranch including the defendant's remark about calling a doctor.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Lyda Meyer Southard
Edward F. Meyer
Poinson
Meyer
Frank L. Stephan
Stephan
Song
Carrie Howe
Muscatine
Iowa
Blue Lakes
Meyer Applies for 210000 Life Insurance on Meyer Case
In Twin Falls Idaho on October 4 the trial heard testimonies about a 210000 life insurance policy on Edward F Meyer applied by his wife Lyda Meyer Southard. Agents C D Thomas and Rex Thomas testified Meyer signed the application after two visits to their office. The policy was not paid after Meyer's death September 4 and the receipt for the first premium was found among Meyer’s papers.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Edward F. Meyer
Lyda Meyer Southard
Meyer
C. D. Thomas
Rex Thomas
Idaho State Life Insurance Company
Thomas Firm
Thomas
Georgia Maxwell
Walter Hoodenpyleé
Gooding
Notice of petition for estate administration in Sweet Grass
In the district court of Montana's Sixth Judicial District Sweet Grass County Anna Lula Decker petitions for letters of administration in the estate of Peter Nelson Decker deceased. Hearing set for October 23 1921 at 2 pm in Big Timber court room to show cause why petition should not be granted. First published Oct 6 1921. harvest ball note not related to notice.
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Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Peter Nelson Decker
Anna Lula Decker
American Legion Assumes Care For 900000 Unemployed Vets
Indianapolis report states 900000 veterans were jobless two weeks earlier with an average wage cut of 25 percent. The American Legion announces it will take over unemployment relief after a conference at legion headquarters led by Commander John G. Emery.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
Legion
John G. Emery
Leather vests and shirts offered at bargain prices
Advertises leather vests in cowhide and horsehide with wool lining, priced from 0.50 to 15.00, plus wool and flannel shirts from 2.00 to 5.75. Promotes Kuppenheimer and Gold Bond suits from 27.08 to 50.00 and offers measured fittings or stock fits for men.
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Ifornia
Winter Underwear from Cooper Needle Garments
Advertisement touts Cooper Needle underwear in heavy wool blends and cotton unions. It highlights fabric strength from higher yarn tension, long wear and good fit. No. 1405 heavy half wool grey, No. 1465 about 70 percent wool, No. 1495 virgin wool grey or tan, with prices noted as three fifty and up.
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Neewessa
Cooper
Mackinaw Coats and Wool Caps At Low Prices
Mackinaw coats and Mackinaw wool caps offered in woolen patterns and colors. Includes boys coats and a full line of coats shirts heavy wool socks blankets quilts overalls corduroy pants and caps at low prices.
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Big Life Insurance
J. E. Rees
Masonic Club
Lyceum
THE
BIG Timber Womans Club
Adil
Veblen Hardware
Mackinaw Coats