Robber Steals 25000 From North Pacific Mail Car
Mail clerk Harry L. Mero was bound and gagged on North ern Pacific train No. 4 early Friday and the bandit fled with 25000 in currency from the National Bank of Commerce. State and federal authorities joined the search. Mero says the thief may have been met in Covington by a friend and left in a powered automobile.
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Harry L. Mero
Northern Pacific
Covington
Mero
Seattle
National Bank of Commerce
Roslyn
Cle Blum State Bank
Magman
Auburn
J. W. Morg An
Wilson Plans Two Speeches On West Coast Swing
President Wilson travels aboard the special train to California with two speeches planned and a rest day set for Sunday. He addressed over 40,000 in San Diego and aims to reach Los Angeles for morning activities before continuing to Reno on the eastward tour.
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Hugh Baillie
United Press
Shrine Auditorium
San Diego
Wilson
Los Angeles
Reno
San Diego Stadium
Hunter dies after accidental rifle wound in Icicle Creek area
Charles Lemon twenty one was wounded in the abdomen by his brother's rifle during a hunt near Icicle creek. He lay in the forest with mountain lions nearby until midnight before aid arrived from Leavenworth. Despite treatment he died. The accident occurred after Mark Lemon dropped his rifle Tuesday, causing the discharge that wounded Charles.
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Wenatchee
Icicle Creek
Charles Lemon
Leavenworth
Charlies
Mark
Charles
Face Chaos Says Bishop From Cuba Speaks at Meeting
Bishop H. R. Guise of the diocese of Cuba urged a nation wide church campaign at a Friday night service in a marked display amid political chaos industrial anarchy and moral breakdown. He said Christianity has a great opportunity as institutions break down and creeds are questioned.
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H. R. Guise
Cuba
K'S
Miners to Rush Convention Work
Miners and operators meet as United Mine Workers of America delegates prepare for crucial sessions. Insurgents defeat administration attempts on two resolutions affecting traveling auditors field workers and district statisticians. Wage scale committee remains in session drafting report for next week.
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Cleveland, CO
United Mine Workers of America
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