Burglaries Strike Wex and Kimball Stores Causing Losses
A Wex Dry Goods store in Kumdaize reports a midnight burglary with about 2000 dollars of merchandise stolen. Evidence suggests entry through the back door. In Kimball County, a daylight theft at a store in Kimball yielded silk garments and linens valued at large sums. Sheriff and local authorities issued warnings and offered rewards. Three to four Mexicans were suspected, with follow up in Cheyenne where arrests were noted. Details describe boxes scattered in a rear room as investigators chase remaining goods.
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Wee
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Neb
Daylight
Kimball County
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Gen Weaver Speaks to Douglas Club
Adjutant General W K Weaver addressed the Douglas 10 Per Cent American club at the Congregational church in Douglas Wye on Sunday evening delivering an address on American Jam. William A Mears of Philadelphia spoke for the Union League club. Kin Ohba and Be Thayer with Miss St Claire provided a program including The Star Spangled Banner.
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Wye
Congregational Church
W. K. Weaver
Wiliam A. Mears
Philadelphia
Union League Club
Weaver
Kin Ohba
BE. B. Thayer
Columbus
Mont
Miss St. Claire
St. Claire Sisters Quartette
Mong
Mormons Face Criticism in Terre Haute Lectures
In Terre Haute Indiana Elder Lewis G Ellsworth from Lyman Wyoming faced a disturbance during A C Latimer lectures when he accused Mormon people of disloyalty and treachery. He was fined five dollars and costs after a jury verdict, appealed the ruling, and plans were laid for additional meetings and counter lectures with Mormon leaders and literature flooding the city.
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Lyman, Wyo
Lewis G. Eileworth
George A. Eileworth
Lyman
Terre Haute
Inid
A. C. Latimer
Lewia G. Ellaworth
Central Presbyterian Church
Shafer
Ellsworth
Effeult Court
Billsworth
United States
Wilford
Wood
Terre Mfaute
Middle West
Help Russia Save American Boys and Democracy
A wartime appeal urges American and allied support to help Russia reestablish its fighting power and democracy. The plan calls for rolling stock and engineers, food and clothing, and a corps of instructors to organize Russian regiments and armies, framed as noninterventionist aid. It stresses unity with Wilsonian aims to free Russia from German influence and preserve democracy worldwide.
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Russia
Russa
Germany
Buesta
Tion
Wilson
Dietreke
City meeting to discuss a Douglas baseball club
Residents gathered to hear plans for a Douglas winning baseball team with talks on prize funding and financing. The meeting is set for tomorrow evening at the city hall and may lead to a club joining Meld by week’s end.
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Douglas
City Tal
Douglas Fans Organize Fast Baseball Team
Douglas Wyoming residents form a new fast baseball squad in May with local fans backing the venture. Organizers announce tryouts and plan to schedule games against neighboring towns as the community rallies behind the team.
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