Four Boys Runaway From Home After Store Safe Theft
Deputy McCarty brought Lotrie Smith Fred Goodwin and Hallie Ward back from Ottumwa to Alamosa after the trio admitted taking money from the Kaye Lytle grocery store safe. They fled by train via LaJara and Denver buying watches before returning home advised by relatives amid questions over the theft.
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McCarty
Lotrie Smith
Fred Goodwin
Hallie Ward
Kaye & Lytle
Goodwin
Smith
Ottumwa
Moulton
Kansas City
LaJara
Smith Boy
Laura Finney
Sheriff Black
Alamosa
Charley Cunningham
Andy Cunningham
Charley
Mr. Mc- Carty
Mc- Carty
Denver
Colorado
Washington lodge to hold second degree work meeting
A called meeting of Washington lodge No. 26 A F and A M is set for Monday evening to perform second degree work. Members are urged to attend in large numbers. Signed Smmet T Wickham W M.
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Hamilton
Washington Lodge
Smmet T. Wickham
W. M
Councilman Guilty of Bribe Will Appeal
Pittsburg February 22 Captain John F Klein convicted of accepting a bribe tied to city depositories will appeal the case He was freed on $25 000 bail and faces later trials on conspiracy and bribery charges The allegation centers on a $17 500 bribe from two former German National bank officials Six other councilmen were arrested and Ernest Frey testified Klein displayed six $5 000 bills saying Thats the way to get it.
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Pittsburg
John F Klein
German National Bank
Ernest Frey
Klein
Physicians on Strike Over Supplies in Caracas Hospitals
Physicians and nurses in Caracas hospitals strike due to insufficient food and medicine supplies. About three hundred patients remain in the facilities as authorities fail to provide adequate goods.
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Caracas
Local travel and visits update from town today
Local residents made short trips to Havre Ainsworth Chicago and Princeton while guests from Crawfords ville Keota Philadelphia and Philadelphia connections are noted. Repairs begin on a house damaged by fire and family health updates include a sick child and a recovering brother.
Travelers and visitors linked to Davenport event
Fred Jardon left for Illinois. D A Hollinger assistant ticket agent at Burlington was in town. J M Shields returned to Iowa City after a visit. Miss Nellie Ruebsam of Crawfordsville visited and returned home. Mrs Frank Timmons of Smith Center Kansas visited West Chester and went to the Creath home. Rev Father J M Walsh traveled to Davenport to attend St Ambrose college expansion ceremony. Mayor William Scott of Davenport and Jerry Sullivan of Des Moines spoke at the addition’s completion.
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D. A. Hollinger
Burlington
Nellie Ruebsam
Crawfordsville
Frank Timmons
Smith Center
Kan
West Chester
Frank Creath
J. M. Walsh
Davenport
St. Ambrose College
Wm. Scott
Jerry Sullivan
Des Moines
Soldier Balks Death Plot in Kemp Tex Civil War Vet Speaks
J A Stone of Kemp Texas, a Civil War veteran, recalls a plot by illness to end his life. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with restoring his health after years of stubborn cold and extreme weight loss. He now weighs 178 pounds and endorses the remedy for severe colds and lung ailments. Trial bottle free, 650 and 1.00 guaranteed by J E Lemmon.
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J. A. Stone
Kemp, Tex
Dr. King
J. E. Lemmon
Mt Union Business Caller W. Roberts Reports
W. Roberts, a Mt. Union business caller, visited today to discuss local trade and market conditions. He spoke with merchants about supplier changes and community business needs.
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W. Roberts
Mt. Union
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New York
Washingtonia
la Jara
Electric Theatre
Bowmans
Hobson & Gove
Hamblin Sides
OF America
Ancaster, PA
Masonic Fraternity
K. R. Harvey
Union
John Hays
Havre
H.M. Eicher
Joe Higher
Packwood
Edna Smith
Maude
Jas. P. Hays
John Warnock
Ainsworth
Maud Erdice
City
Keota
T. Y. Wickham, Jr
Philadelphia
al Adams
Lloyd Lytle
Luther
Lloyd
Princeton
Fred Jardon
Illinois
J. M. Shields
Iowa City
Lemmen
el Ad
Ratuae Aubetitutaa
Chamberlain
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