Brother of Deene y brothers killed by falling rocks
The brother of the Deeney brothers, John P. Deeney, died after a rockfall while working on the Northern Pacific line. He was 6 years old when born in Waue kon Iowa. He had lived in Montana for 40 years with ties to Anaconda and Bozeman. He leaves multiple siblings and daughters. funeral plans place interment beside his wife in Anaconda.
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Page Oneey
John P. Deeney
Wauekon
Iowa
Montana
Anaconda
Bozeman
Deeney
Northern Pacific
James
Control Of Next Congress Becomes Party Goal
Washington Aug 18 national party leaders gather to launch the campaign for the November election focusing on winning the house. Republican and Democratic leaders anticipate the house test as a gauge of the presidential campaign with primaries to decide nominees in Wyoming Mississippi Michigan Georgia South Carolina and Massachusetts before Sept 16. Tariff farm relief Hoover era unemployment and prohibition appear as issues across districts despite no national party stance on prohibition.
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Washington
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Congress
Senate
Wood
Indiana
Burns
Tennessee
Congressional
Tydings
Maryland
Moses
New Hampshire
Fess
Nations
Robert Lucas
Wyoming
Mississippi
Pat Harrison
Warren
Pat Sullivan
Michigan
Couzens
Chase Osborne
Harris
John M. Slaten
Georgia
South Carolina
Kease
James Byrnes
Massachusetts
McPherson Reported Blind and Grave Condition
Aimee Semple McPherson, evangelist of Angelus temple, said by associates to be blind and in critical condition, as family and temple officials cite nervous strain and overwork. Reports of a quarrel with her mother Minnie Kennedy circulate amid guarded details at Brentwood and Malibu retreats.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Minnie Kennedy
Aimee
Harriet Jordan
Minnie Kennedys
Kennedy
Brentwood
McPherson
Charles W. Walken
Four Square
Al G Barnes in Grave Condition in Los Angeles Hospital
Al G Barnes former circus owner Alphaeus Barnes Stonehouse was critically ill in a Los Angeles hospital with pneumonia today. Dr Hollingsworth reported his condition grave after a relapse last night. Barnes had sold his shows a year ago.
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al G. Barnes
Angeles
de. J. D. Hollingsworth
Alphaeus Barnes Stonehouse
Aviators Charged In Aerial Bomb Plot Across States
Federal and state warrants allege conspiracy to destroy non union mining property tied to an aerial bombing at Providence Kentucky. Paul Montgomery of Murphysboro and James Malone of Duquoin face charges. Montgomery confessed piloting the plane and is held for extradition.
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Murphysboro
Mhs
Paul Montgomery
James Malone
Providence
Montgomery Jis
Malone
Duquoin
Congress
Department of Commerce
Charles L. Porter
United States
Justice of the Peace
Montgomery
Webster County
Kentucky
Beth Ralph Leseman
Fletcher Lewis
Whinois
Querby
Essel Grant
Clay
Ewing Riley
Boy builds 15mph auto for $1 in Germantown
Twelve year old Robert Dodge is owner designer and driver of a homemade car named Three Horse built from a washing machine engine and bits from a bicycle shop. His 12 year old helper William Andrews and dog Mintz assist as the project reflects engineering lineage in the Dodge family.
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Robert Dodge
Mintz
William Andrews
Dodge
Nobeet
Kern Dodge
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
James Mapes Dodge
Robert
Germantown
Mary Mapes Dodge
Canary Bird Lowered Into Blakeburn Mine
Rescue workers lowered a canary into the Blakeburn coal mine where an explosion left 44 men buried and four bodies recovered. Harry Edwards Josiah Bradbury Albert Cole and Clifford Smith were identified among the dead as rescuers faced worsening afterdamp gas.
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Blakeburn
Boc
Harry Edwards
Josiah Bradbury
Edwards
Albert Cole
Clifford Smith
Miner entombed as rescue teams fight cave in after explosion
Relatives group near the mine as rescue crews race to reach 26 trapped workers believed buried 3600 feet below a collapsed portal. Afterdamp gas suspected and ventilation hampered digging. one survivor Porchella emerged after slipping in mud and finding water before escaping to the mine mouth.
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Porchella
Marshall Field III Weds Society Belle in London Registry
Marshall Field III, grandson of the Chicago merchant, married Mrs. Dudley Goats at Marylebone registry. The ceremony was brief with few witnesses. The bride, stylish debutante, and groom, an officer of the Scots Guards, plan a continental wedding trip by plane if weather allows.
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Marshall Field
Coats
Scots Guards
Cannes
United States
Prince of Wales
William Rollo
Mel
Alexander Fawcells
Margaret Brassey
Edward F. W. James
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B. T. Deeney
F. Deeney
Bernard Deeney
Reed Point
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BR. Albin
Gitlings
Aimee Semple McPerson
Sertedly
Rosie
Steve
Melville
Boy Mechanic
Blakeburn Mine
Mashall Field III
Society
Belle
Billings
Firestone
Pike’s Peak Climb
Exrience
Pike's Peak
Dave
Ose Motor Co
Indianapolis
Studebaker
Atlantic City
GMC
Detroit
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