Robbers Force Entry and Loot Break-in at Lewins Home
A break-in at a house led to stolen valuables after intruders forced entry and ransacked the dwelling. Police pursued suspects as investigators examined the scene and questioned neighbors.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
8
A break-in at a house led to stolen valuables after intruders forced entry and ransacked the dwelling. Police pursued suspects as investigators examined the scene and questioned neighbors.
The 1910 Wyoming tax tabulation shows sheep numbers rising by 874,118 head to 1,908,000 with total sheep value over 19,009,000 and state and county taxes of about 11,001.15 less than 1909. Despite growth, per head rates fell from 5 to 3.76 cents, and overall taxes for cattle and sheep reflect shifting burdens across counties and farms.
The document cites the Bureau of Statistics showing a high import value for the year, totaling over 1.56 billion, with duty shares and ad valorem rates discussed. It notes comparisons to earlier years under Republican tariff policies and questions the accuracy of some claims.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a 19th century coroner race in a county, mentioning Judge and state officials. The incomplete text references upcoming elections and potential appointments, with emphasis on who will serve as coroner and related political maneuvering.
The Buffalo Voice editor Hayden M. White and Johnson delegates head the party line favoring Bitty Mutten while a parallel stance argues no governor candidate and criticizes tax burdens. Carey, labeled taxpayers’ friend, is accused of dodging duties as dialogue questions a campaign of education and corporate funds.
A cryptic fragment notes concerns about desperation driving people to extreme actions. The text hints at urgency and collective anxiety but lacks clear subjects or events to anchor a fuller story.
A blurred OCR fragment references a marriage involving Roby Woth or Weber and a group of friends or extended family. It mentions political history, local people, and emotions such as hatred, with unclear names, places, or dates.
fragmentary passage discusses a person named Chan and others, with references to fitting glasses and flights. details are obscured by garbled OCR. no verifiable event, date, or place can be determined from the readable text.
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