Lights to Tell Kidnappers That Coin Is Ready
Springfield banker J. Holland Keet plans to signal kidnappers from the Peer Building tower to communicate about the ransom for baby Lloyd Keet. He says the signal would be publicly visible within 20 miles but will not specify when. Keet carries $6 000 to $15 000 in ransom and fears foul play during nightly Ozark drives. authorities halted a county search at judges' orders after his warning against untoward action.
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Springfield
J. Holland Keet
Killpapers
Lioyd Keet
Keet
Ozark
Or der
Johnson
Keet Home
Registration Sidelights from a City Draft Scene
The article follows a draft registration scene in Seattle with several individuals described. A marine engineer Fred Arthur Kerr fills a personal description card while volunteers register others at Precinct 164. Six men flood the salesroom doorway as H G Stoelting and George Mapel set up on the sidewalk. One of six claims exemption. the story also notes 18 of the littlest men have proffered service. Louis Sigel, a 25 year old registrant, wonders whether he is German or Russian and mentions his home town Kowm during the process.
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A. M. Parker
Fred Arthur Kerr
15Th Ave
Sunset Engine Co
Parker
Kerr
Universality St
H. G. Stoelting
George Mapel
Louis Sigel
Aurora Ave
Fourth
Madison
Germany
Russia
Kowm
Firemen Eligible for Draft at Third and Mine Station
Thirty five of sixty firefighters at the Third and Mine station are within conscription age. Most register at the precinct nearest their homes while some go to the ore house to register.
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Third and
Precineta
Powell Registers Precinct 219 Cited by Relative Care Claim
Eugene Powell, 28, colored, of 806 Jackson, said his grandmother raised him and he feels obliged to care for her but does not claim exemptions as he registers in Precinct 219 early Tuesday morning.
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Eugene Powell
Jackson
Precinct
BILL HART VISITS SEATTLE IN STIRRED TOUR STOP
Gunman Bill Hart arrived at 8 20 am Tuesday delayed four hours and was rushed from the station to the Washington hotel in a nervous state. The popular motion picture star, known for his Western roles, will appear at the Coliseum and Liberty theatres this afternoon and evening for fan meet and greet events.
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Wil Hart
Hhuffalo Hin
Tr Wan
Washington Hotel
Weat
Seattle
Coliseum
Liberty Theatres
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Ular
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Aan Regie
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Eowin J. Brown
D. D
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Tacoma
American Lake
France
Eighth Regiment
First Avenue
Kryptoks
J. R. Binyon
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Uncle Sam
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Fleht
W. B. Hichardson
Kaiser
Louie Gierster
Fulton Hotel
United States
Bridget
Bill Hart
Institution For Savings
U. S
Washington Savings and Loan Association
Second Avenue
Walter Robson
Optometrist
Optician
Fleer
Chickering & Sons
Haines Bros
Kimball, Marshall & Wendell
Franklin
KELSO
Amptco
NAVY
Kimball
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Chickering Hall
Third and University
The
National Dental Association
Bright
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State Dental Board
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H. T. Harvey
Michigan State Board Dental Examiners
Eitel Building
Northwest Corner
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Flora Bella
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Palace Hip
Wree
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Pine St
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Haynes
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Atre
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Just Printers
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Union
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Third Ave
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