Robbery Suspects Confess in Minneapolis Loomis Postoffice theft
John Bell and Glen Waldorf, alleged Loomis postoffice robbers, were arrested in Minneapolis after confessing to theft of 100 dollars and 120 dollars in stamps. The case also involves forged deeds and mistaken signatures on a land title tied to Miss Meade. The men face federal charges with bonds set at 3000 dollars each.
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John Bell
Glen Waldorf
Smith
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Journal
Loomis
Doyle
Father
Bell
Waldorf
United States Court
Abbott
Fed Real Court
Sioux Falls
Postmaster Smith
Wm Bell in Custody on Robbery Suspicion
Wm Bell father of John Bell living near Loomis was arrested Sunday by Sheriff Cook on a warrant sworn by States Attorney Spangler for possible involvement in the robbery. He will be held until U S officers arrive.
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Wm. Bell
John Bell
Loomis
Spangler
Cook
United States
Forger y On A Deed Quiet Title Suit In Hanson County
In chambers before Judge Smith Miss Mary Meade sues Frank VanWagenen to quiet title to a quarter section of land in Hanson county. VanWagenen holds a deed signed by Miss Mead. Meade, of San Diego California, had earlier received a purchase offer from Van Wagenen. A Los Angeles man named Tom Evans appeared claiming control of the land and a signed Mead deed with a blank grantee slot, negotiating with Van Wagenen who refused to buy.
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Miss Mead
Evans
VanWagenen
Miss Meade
van Wagenen
Tom Evans
Thos. Evans
California
O. W. Coursey
Nebraska
Smith
BE. L. Ryburn
Alexandria
P. A. Zollman
KE. EK. Wagner
Chambers
Holiness meetings feature varied sermons and song services
The Holiness camp meeting included an 8 a.m. prayer service led by M. R. Goldie with John 15:1-8, 10:30 a.m. sermon by Rev. Baldridge, 2:30 p.m. message on guided living, and 7:45 p.m. talks by Dr. Morrison. Sunday began with a Love Feast led by Rev. J. E. Norvell and featured baptist Holy Ghost teaching, followed by further sermons on faith, scriptural exhortations, and the dangers of carnal minds.
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M. R. Goldie
M. R. Baldridge
Ginn
Morrison
Jesus
J. E. Norvell
Dr. Morrison
Esau
Dr Morrison
In a Toyshop musical comedy delights Mitchell crowd
A dainty musical comedy presented at City Hall by St Mary’s Guild drew praise for its 80 cast, lively toy shop scenes, and bright performances led by Carrie McCune. Wauneta Ferris as Bibi and Delvan Becker as the Moon were among the standout roles in two Saturday shows.
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Bibi
City Hall
Mitchell
Carrie McCune
St. Mary’s Guild
Wauneta Ferris
Delvan Becker
Louis Beckwith
Prince Caramel
Earl Waterbury
Sergeant Bonbon
Miss McCune
Katy
Topsy
Grace Gregory
Frog
Owl
Pussy Cat
Piggy
Lenore Prescott
Jos. Michels
John Porter
Inez Herbert
Toyland
W. A. Heimberger
Gluepots
Carrie A. McCune Bibi
Varneta Ferris Angelica
Mae Welch Topsy
Grace Gregory Sylvania
Sapere Oe
Nona Prescott Prince Caramel
Boulton
Warl Water
Earl Wells
Owl—Everett Johnston
Cat—Edmunds Evans
Pig—Fennimore Cooper
Rose Lyons
Lillian McCarthy
Henrietta McCartney
Lora Clark
Celestine Burns
Bernice Morgan
Dakota Mizener
Lenora Walpole
Dorothy Burright
Irene Goshe
Anderson Moore
Rylard Kibbee
Edwin Clark
Mark Tipton
Harold McCarthy
Walter Greene
Clarence Vermilyea
Burr Wiltse
Leona Doyle
Eileen Evans
Edith Calhoun
Ruth Mizener
Beulah Jackson
Charity Miner
Grace Doyle
Jean Bartlett
Helen Powers
Delight Conges
Berenice Tipton
Genevieve Branson
Francis Tremaine
Ruth Manchester
Lola Morgans
Laura Walrath
Lucile Burns
Nellie Doyle
Grace Beckwith
Louree Bras
Ethel Priest
Rachel Doyle
Blanche Maxon
Hazel Lathrop
Mae Herbert
Lillian Bras
Sara Noble
Roxie Butterfield
Nellie Kimble
Walter Nolt
Elmer Stenwall
Helen Hoon
Ora Wells
Lucille Vans
Marie Kratz
Compliment to Lukens on General Orders from Berry
Mrs. Clara A Lukens president of the W R C of South Dakota received a warm note from Jennie I Berry national inspector praising General Orders No 1 for their appearance and clarity. Berry commends the concise layout especially paragraph V and extends best wishes for Lukens work.
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Clara A. Lukens
South Dakota
Jennie I. Berry
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Jennie J. Berry
Rev Havens Speaks at Canton Epworth League Assembly
Rev W W Havens, superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League and president of the State Anti-Sloon League, spoke at Canton during the Epworth League Assembly session. He praised Canton’s victory over the saloon and urged a hopeful, improving world while detailing the league’s temperance work. The Address drew strong applause and warm congratulations from listeners.
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W. W. Havens
Anti-Saloon League
Canton
Epworth League Assembly
Argus Leader
State Anti-Sloan League
Havens
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Western National Bank
Mitchell, St. D
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Kohohoro
Omohomok
Mitchell National Bank
QO. L. Branson
J.L. Daniels
AL. J. Welch
R. L. Branson
O. L. Branson
L. J
WELCH
W. Koch
J.S. Daniels
Garry E. Chambers
Bidwell Land & Loan Co
Loomis Postoffice Thieves
Cham
Bers
Judge Smith
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