Brooklyn man seeks revival for coma patient after chiropactor
Emil Fausel of Brooklyn read The Evening News story on a chiropractor Dr C R Johnston who allegedly aroused a coma victim after one adjustment. He contacted his Peekskill relative Mrs Leonard Bohringer and requested Dr Johnston be brought to Brooklyn for his 23 year old son Fred. Dr Johnston arrived at the Fausel home in Crooklyn and relieved the young man who began to speak again this morning after weeks of coma and four doctors losing hope.
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Emil Fausel
Brooklyn
Evening News
C. R. Johnston
Peekskill
Leonard Bohringer
Johnston
Fred
Fausel
Crooklyn
Peekskill News
Washington County
Belpre
Little Hocking
Athens
McGirr
Washington
Athens- Belpre
Middle West
Good Roads
Parkersburg
John Winner
Stewart
Good Roads Club
O. D. Owens
Washington County Farm Bureau
Smtooth
Raymond
Hi. H. Henry
Gus Linscott
Waldo Baird
George Crawford
Charley Dorr
Miss Munno
Miss Lawson
Robert Stephenson
Cincinnati
Red Cross
Miss Dixon
Ohio State University
A. P. Linscott
Canaan Community Day Draws Large Crowd
Canaanville Ohio April 23 huge turnout for Community Day focused on school and PTA. District Superintendent Charles B Miller led program with good roads talks by Dr. Purdy and Athens Chamber leaders. Community groups from Canaan Rome Carthage coordinated activities and a 400 plate cafeteria lunch was served.
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Canaanvile
Charles B Miller
Canaanville Band
Good Roads Organization
Canaan
Rome
Carthage
Grant Sewell
William Baker
Purdy
Belpre
Kennedy
Parkersburg
Comerce
F. W. Bush
Athens
Athens County
W. Bush
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Canaan-Rome-Carthage Good Roads Club
Educated Russians in Constantinople sell papers for subsistence
Reports from Near East relief describe Russian refugees in Constantinople selling newspapers on streets to buy food and shelter. A Russian baron sold his sword to buy food while others work as boot blacks or rent rooms with relatives. The orphanages are crowded and many educated exiles beg for coins to survive.
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Cleveland, O
Constantinople
Near East Relief Commission
FE. W. Huelster
Ohio Division
Near East Relief
Patrovitch
Near Fast Relief Supply Department
Some Cow Grace Darling Henger Veld Earns Film Notice
Grace Darling Henger veld, a nine year old Holstein at Ohio Experiment Station Wooster, has produced twelve calves from five twins and two singles. Dairy experts praise her record 17 135 pounds of butter in a year of herd work.
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Grace Darling Hengerveld
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Condom
Japan Diet approves vast navy budget amid calls for restraint
Tokyo editors note the Diet’s close to passage of a large navy and army budget with half the funds devoted to defense. Business leaders resist tax burdens and naval competition, while newspapers discuss possible arms reductions by the US Britain and Japan amid warnings of economic strain.
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Henry W. Kinney
United Press
Tokio
House
Japan
United States
Saghalien
Kwantung
Manchuria
America
Great Britain
Navy Department
England
Ney's Office Located in Athens Legal Offices
The office of Ney is housed within Wood & Bartels Attorneys and in the First National Bank building in Athens Ohio.
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Ney
Wood & Bar
Talks on Optometry by Chas. C. Millikan
How Much Do You Use Your Eyes examines eye strain from constant near work. It suggests workers may avoid glasses or benefit from specially made frames after a careful eye exam. The ad promises precise glasses to relieve fatigue and improve comfort at day’s end.
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Chas. C. Millikan
Insurance Agent Solves Buick Missing Car Mystery
Co B Murphy traced the disappearance of C W Gross Buick touring car after Jesse Henderson, who works at Dodge Motor Sales, accidentally took it thinking it was his own. Murphy verified the license, found Henderson at Cooley Campbell garage, and the cars were returned.
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B. Murphy
C. W. Gross
Jesse Henderson
Gross Novelty
Henderson
Dodge Motor Sales Company
Cooley & Campbell
Murphy
World of marbles traced to ancient times in Youngstown
In Youngstown on April 23, W. L. Bronn buyer of toys in a department store notes spring brings marbles the oldest game in the world. He claims the Egyptians began the game and that Egyptian and Roman children played it as much as today citing British Museum exhibits of two and glassies found in ruins.
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Youngstown
W. L. Bronn
Brenn
Lottery Scheme Hits Ohio Across State
Ohio residents were fleeced of about 100000 in a lottery scheme, according to Attorney General Price. He did not detail the scheme but said he has conferred with the justice and post office departments and noted complaints to state banking officials by supposed beneficiaries.
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Columbus
Scranton Hears Case Against Tito Ligi In Wall Street Bomb Inquiry
The Scranton trial centered on whether three New York witnesses could identify Tito Ligi as the man in photos resembling the wagon driver in the Wall Street bomb case. A foreman, Raymond Clark, who viewed the photo, heard a worker say the suspect’s horse lay dead at the explosion site. Clark will confront Ligi in Scranton.
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Scranton
Tito Ligi
Wall Street
New York
Sigi
Broad and
Wall Streets
Stock Exchange
Raymond Clark
Ligi
Robber Shot Dead by Railroad Detective in Sandusky
In Sandusky Ohio early today a New York Central rail yard detective killed Herman Sengstock after a suspected robbery attempt on a freight car. A second man with Sengstock was wounded. The incident involved diamonds valued at 260000 dollars.
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Sandusky
New York Central
Herman Sengstock
Sengstock
Card of Thanks from Balderson Family
We extend gratitude for kindness during our husband and father's illness and death and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs Seth Balderson and Family.
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Seth Balderson
By Cwatasn R Parker Vice-President Guaranty Trust Co
The text notes Cwatasn R Parker held the position of vice president at Guaranty Trust Company of New York.
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Cwatasn
South American trade shift after World War I
The article notes South America’s 13 nations cover over 7 million square miles with about half the US population. It highlights Argentina and Brazil as large buyers, warns of European competitors, and calls for US expansion in Latin American markets, railways, coal, autos, and manufacturing exports amid postwar shifts.
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South Amer
Argentina
Brazil
South America
Argentine
Uruguay
Chile
Peru
Ecuador
Colom- Bolivia
Venezuela
Europe
America
Latin America
Great Britain
United
United States Bureau of Mines
United States Shipping Board
United States
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