Diamonds in Reno Heist Among Masked Bandits
A melodramatic scene unfolds as a masked train robber robs a trio of women in a Reno layover. He snatches jewelry from Mrs Jimmie and Kathleen, while Marjorie and Mallory react with fear and irony. Kathleen flirts, a diamond ring nearly changes hands, but a confederate signals to stop the ransom theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liueretia
Reno
Jimmie
New York
Kathleen
Marjorie
Mallory
Claude Duval
Wolves in the Fold Chapter Showdown and Robbery
In a dramatic scene, Marjorie orchestrates a distraction as a masked robber targets Kathleen and Mrs. Whitcomb during a theft. The thief retrieves Kathleen's bracelet and hunts for a purse, prompting insults and resistance from the women as danger centers around the confrontation with the criminal.
Executors Sale of Timberland Lands in Clay Township
Executors of Jacob Wissler offer three tracts of timberland in Clay Township at public sale on Saturday November 9 1912 at Grant Steinmetz public house in Clay. Tract 1 contains 16 acres 69 perches with detailed metes and bounds. Tract 2 contains 1 acre 24 perches. Tract 3 contains 18 acres 11 perches. Terms and attendance details to be provided at sale, with possession given when derived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob B. Wissler
Grant Steinmetz
Clay
Clay Township
Es Sectioch
Levi Wisaléer
Dr. J
Jacob Wisshe
Zerbe
Estallons
Bale
Public sale of valuable Warwick real estate 1912
Executor of John son enters at Warwick house in Lancaster County Pennsylvania to offer at public sale two Purparts of land with brick house, barn, and outbuildings. Purpart 1 fronts Broad Street and Manheim Road, area 281 acres, includes right of way and multiple structures. Purpart 2 sits west of Purpart 1 with a frame bank barn and warehouse potential, fronting Manheim Road with ten foot rights of way. Public sale date October 26, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Son
Warwick House
Litas
Lancaster County
Broad Street
Manheim Road
Warwick
Manheita
Purpart No. 1
Manheim
Purpari
Dherein
Westeen
Heidelberg Township
Lebanon County
Schaefferstown
Briekerville
Kleinfeltersville
Towis No. 1
Ephraim Eberly
Kosi
John Wenger
Eas
Franklin Keener
Krur
Hinds
Henry
Elaware Ballesderfer
Henry Rhine
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Roupert Hu
Henry W. Savage
Fly Co
Mr. Hobber
Wall Street
Ashton
Brunnerville
E. G. Geyer
Uss
Seiverling, Warwick
People’s Warble & Granite Works
J. H. Keener
Maytown
Elizabethtown
Ind
Marietta
W. M. Grube
Becker
E. Main St
Lititz
She Royal Garage
Bell
Royal Garage
Marion
South Broad St
Lititz, PA
John B. Habecker
I. P. Reese’s New Cash Hardware Store
I. P. Reese
W. King St
Lancaster, Pa
Cortright
S. M. Huber
F. M. Bowman
Rothsville, PA
Leinbach i Lancaster
J’ Green
Lancaster
H. Y. Hacker, and. M. G. Schaefer, Atty
Q. B. Risser
J. B. Wissler
Warwik
Dar
Otober
Francis Dunlap
Hassimi
John
Binn
South Broad Street
Kenneth
James Sesseman
Buch & Hassler
W.S. Bueh
Attorney At Law
S. C. Hasster
Kioot Street
New Street
A.B. Reidenbach
Ritchie Railroad
Herr’s Bookstore
N. Queen Street
Lancaster, Penna
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