Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helped Detroit Woman
Cleveland and Detroit readers report personal success with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Helen Kowalczyk of 6819 Hoe Avenue credits the remedy with restoring strength and sleep after a long illness. A Detroit reader praises the medicine after hearing of it via Detroit News advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cleveland
Ohio
Helen’ M. Kowalczyk
Pinkham
Detroit
Michigan
Detroit News
Grace Gillem
Washburn Avenue
Mich
Cochrane Denies Price Prediction Amid Interview Confusion
An interview with a banker, following his parents’ remarks, leads to confusion as Cochrane denies a specific price forecast. The chaotic transcript mentions various names and phrases while signaling uncertainty about the predicted value and market direction.
Ingall and Crowe Defy Senate Campaign Funds Panel
Chicago magnate Samuel Insull and attorney Robert Crowe refused to answer key questions on campaign contributions before Illinois senate campaign funds committee. Insull warned of contempt and Crowe said the panel would consider the matter. other witnesses testified about money, rates, and alleged prearranged fraud in the 1926 era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Samuel Insult
Public Utilities
Robert One
Cook County
Toth
Illinois
Reed
Missouri
Insull
Senate
Crowe
Pam
Missourian
Tra C. Copely
Aurora
Uil
Edmund J Jareck
Cook County Court
Frank T. Smith
State Commerce Commission
Inmall Proportien
C.F. Lowrie
Progressive Party
Mlinois
Parley
Smith
George EB. Trennan
Christensen
Tnsull
Brennan
Palen
World Court
Rome
Joseph B. Ravage
England
President Coolidge visits boyhood home in Plymouth
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge return to the Vermont village of Plymouth for a several day visit, stopping at the family cemetery to honor Calvin jr and John C. Coolidge. Attorney General Sargent met the train at Burlington. John Coolidge remains at summer school in Vermont for economics courses at Amherst College due to French credit issues.
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Plymouth
Coolidge
Mttle
Collage
Adirondacks
Calvin’ Jr
John C. Coolidge
Hill Country
Burlington
de John Coolidge
University of Vermont
Amherst College
Two Die In Bootleggers War In Los Angeles
AP report from Los Angeles says two men were shot and killed in a hotel lobby during a suspected bootleggers war. D Munson died instantly, Harry Moran died two hours later after being shot near an exit as three men opened fire with about 20 guests present. Ballante moved Munson’s body to an automobile and drove away, abandoning the car blocks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
D. Munson
Harry Moran
Munson Algo
Moran
Munson
Ballante
Honolulu arsonist John Kamita confesses to 26 fires
Associated Press reports from Honolulu that 17 year old John Kamita confessed to setting 26 buildings ablaze, with damage estimated at $200,000. Kamita described as of low intelligence and his motive unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Burns
Associated Press
Honolulu
John Kamita
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KOTEX
Wiocnen
Renee Mars
Asec
Bae Kotex
U. S
America
John I
Sheffield
Josep Crooks Grime
Manchester
C. W. Gardener
Walter Hill & Co
London
Cochrane
General Motors
Aus
Ets Ontrian
Peter
Oteen
Setora
Ian
Utara
United
Courtney
Edmunds
Kieter
Conocoman
Continental Oil Company
Ke Ronaek
Missort
Montane Oneden
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklaha South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wyamind
Sete
Ingall and Crowe
Cbs
Atraham Chackeror
Butte
Eddy’s Bread
Eddy Bakery
Baay's
Eddy's Bakery
Per
Ite
Edpy
Eddy’s
Eddys Bakery
Courthouse Grocery
Granite
Montana
Ford
Standard Motor Co
E. Galena’ Street
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