Gold on the American River Near Sopito, California
The American River in north central California rises in Eldorado County and flows into the Sacramento River. A short distance north of the city of Sopito, gold has been frequently found along its banks.
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California
Eldorado County
Sacramento River
Sopito
Vanderbilt Home Sealed Search Fails For Intruder
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt led a security sweep of her Fifth Avenue residence with about six policemen after reporting a mirror reflection of a intruder. The search found no tampering or intruder. it was the third such call in two weeks. A 20 year old, Bern Sirro, pleaded guilty to blackmail last winter and was released on suspended sentence and parole to a California ranch.
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Associated Press
New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-third Street
Vanderbilt Ee
Vanderbilt
Bern Sirro
California
Traveling Man Weds Lena Wellinger in Winchester
David French, a Baltimore native now living in Ester New York and a traveling salesman, married Miss Lena Wellinger of Hagerstown Maryland last evening. The ceremony was held at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church parsonage by Rev J Luther Neff. The marriage license was issued by the city clerk.
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David
French
Baltimore
Ester
N. Y
Lena ‘Wellinger
Charles Wellinger
Hagerstown
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Luther Neff
Wheat futures drop six and a half cents in overnight trading
By the Associated Press Chicago March 27 Wheat prices fell about six and a half cents overnight as holders of future delivery contracts rushed to cut losses. May delivery led the slide with quotations down to 1.68 dollars.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Shy Scone
Returning From Trip To Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Woodward are returning from a Florida trip and expected to arrive in Winchester within a day or two. They traveled by automobile and spent much time in Daytona where Mr. Woodward was involved with a large hotel barber shop ring during the winter. They also enjoyed outings across central and southern sections of the state, with Mr. Woodward taking time to fish.
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Harry HH Woodward
Winchester
Florida
Woodward
Daytona
Sec
Mrs. W. C. Woore Reported Better
Mrs. William C. Moore of Covington formerly Miss Bessie Garton of this city showed marked improvement after a Thursday operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Surgeons reported her heart action normal and healthy and that she tolerated the procedure well, according to Mrs Woore.
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
William C. Moore
Covington
Bessie Garton
Red Men Invited to See Thundering Herd at Colonial
Mrs. Claire Dotterer, manager of the Colonial Theatre, invites Shawnee Tribe No. 2, Improved Order of Red Men, to a special viewing of Zane Grey’s The Thundering Herd next Monday. Members will meet at the wigwam, don regalia, and march to the theatre for reserved seating.
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Claire Dotterer
Colonial Theatre
Colonial
Zane Grey
Oil Firms To Reap Millions In Government Payment
Wichita dispatch reports that government payments totaling between twelve and seventeen million dollars will go to U S oil companies after a federal judge's ruling. The Derby Oil Company had sought $6,590.18 for 1919 transportation expenses in a test case before Judge John C Pollock.
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Associated Press
Wichita, Kan
United States
John. ¢. Pollock
Derby Oil Company
Martin Bombers Caught In Storm Two Are Missing
A squadron of eight Martin bombers left Langley Field Virginia for Middletown Pennsylvania but encountered a heavy rain storm near York Pennsylvania forcing a return. Five planes landed at Logan Field near Baltimore while the squadron leader reported the rest lost. Last sighted heading toward Bollin Field in unknown direction.
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Martin
Baltimore
Langley Field
Middletown
York
Logan Field
Bollin Field
Farmer Is Day's Star Witness At Chapman's Trial
Hartford March 27 James Hampe a farmer of Wheat land Indiana was the star witness of todays session in the trial of Gerald Chapman a mail bandit and jail breaker charged with murder Policeman James Skelly at New Britain testified Miller alias Ton Miller lived at his farm eleven miles from Muncey with two and three day stretches from April to August last year The state prosecutor Hugh N Alcorn presented the details during the proceedings
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Hartford
Conn
James Hampe
Wheatland
Ind
Gerald Chapman
James Skelly
New Britain
Hugh N. Alcorn
Ton Miller
Muncey
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