Dynamite in Pockets Leads to Arrest in Wye
Thomas Cook alias Thomas Lewis, alleged iron moulder, was arrested by Officer Skinner in Wye for possessing dynamite and detonating caps without permit. Four caps and about four feet of one minute fuse were found on him at Thornburg and Priest streets. A package containing six sticks of dynamite was later located and turned over to the sheriff.
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Laramifes Wye
Thomas Cook
Aliae
Thomas Lewis
Iron Moulders Onion
Skinner
Pee Lee
Sterif Jackson
McConnell
Eas
Priest and
Thornburg
Joe
Marshal Davidson
Inmate Questioning Yields Mixed Details at County Jail
Cook remains in the county jail as Als Me Contell questions him at the police station. He recalls some events with limited memory, providing a few details while withholding other information officers seek.
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Cook
Contell
Mystery Death Shakes Wyoming Town As Visitor Is Slain
Reports from Lander Wyoming describe the death of a colored resident of Nonne ville, killed during an outing in Shoshon. The case follows prior visits to the same inn linked to a past murder involving Charles Burnett and the trial of Jane Stover. Casper plans a new six story hotel.
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Lander
Wyo
Alyun
Nonneville
Shoshon
Charles Burnett
Jane Stover
Rawlins Hospital Fire Forces Mass Evacuation
Rawlins Wyoming December 11 a hospital blaze forced the evacuation of all patients including a boy on the operating table for an appendicitis operation. Patients were moved to Ford garage and to nearby homes for safety on a bitterly cold night. Deputy sheriff C. Harper suffered a concussion when his auto overturned en route to the state penitentiary and remained among the patients.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Rawlins Hospital
Mayes
Ford
Peank Uadsell
Laramie
Day Eapy
Universal Studio Stars In Wartime Service Flag
A news snippet notes Gladys woscott’s on set incident during a backstage scene for a Dave Tey flick directed by Al Santell. It highlights Ann Murdock’s patriotic volunteer efforts and Universal Pictures’ 271 star salute for defenders, detailing studio personnel contributions across Pacific Coast and national offices.
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Stanacturing
Universal
Paramount
Triangle
Metro
Pacific
Baby Grand Fox Twins Shine In Studio Pictures
The tiny sisters Jane and Katherine Lee perform in a studio posing for photos and singing a few verses for a noted English actress, who predicts they would be a big hit in London. Katharine jokes she was born in London, Mary Pickford reportedly takes up boxing for fun.
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Jane
Katherine Lee
London
Katherine
Daniels outlines navy growth and a future international police
Secretary Daniels releases a wartime naval report detailing a massive expansion since 1917. He cites budget needs and personnel gains, calls for merit-based promotion, and proposes an international sea police for lasting peace, with the United States ready to contribute ships and forces.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Daniels
Naval Service
Congress
Navy
Naval Reserve
Hospital Corps
National Naval Volunteers
Vero
The
Marine Corps
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Cladys Tennyson
Mary Pickford
Joseph Lunn
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Conte
George W. Daiber
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Carey Ave
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Naval Academy
CODY
Oi Mbead Homes
la Vallieres
Capitol Avenue
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Lincoln Highway
Diane
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R. S. Adamsky
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