Baby Believed Lost Is Found In Woods Rescue
Three year old Wally Nicka wandered from his father during berry picking in the White Leaf Mountain district and was missing for a day. He was cared for by Joseph Breisa near his home after wandering miles through the wilderness, and police with a 28 man search party finally located him.
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Southampton
Wally Nicka
Joseph Nicka
White Leaf Mountain District
Joseph Breisa
Bressa
Some Angles on Uncle Nick by Torchy and friends
Sewell Ford presents a humorous tale in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine about Torchy and his companions. The piece sketches playful scenes and witty exchanges that charm readers with light hearted antics and colorful character banter.
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Uncle Nick
Sewell Ford
Torchy
Boston Sunday Post
Soul Bride Death and Shooting in Chicago Tragedy
Miss Pauline Meglitsch shot herself after fatally wounding Julius Jonas in Chicago. Jonas, wounded, faced potential loss of sight with doctors hopeful for limited vision recovery. The incident stemmed from distraught affection and ended with a fatal self-inflicted gunshot hash.
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Chicago
Pauline Meglitsch
Julius Jonas
Jonas
Tragic tale of double life ends in suicide and forgiveness
Inquest reveals Pauline Meglitsch killed herself after planning to destroy Jonas after learning he would return to his wife and family. Barbara Meglitsch and Helen Sanders testified while Jonas lies wounded, and the wife forgives him as their children support him.
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Jonas
Pauline
Barbara Meglitsch
Helen Sanders
St. Louis
Meglige
Democrats Prepare Campaign Plans in Columbus
Democratic leaders convened in Columbus with Governor Cox and Franklin D. Roosevelt as the presidential ticket as the national committee prepares to organize the campaign. The panel discussed chairmanship, headquarters, subcommittees, financing, and nomination itineraries while delaying on leadership choices and considering expanding representation for women and suffrage supporters.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Washington
Edmund H. Moore
San Francisco
Moore
Youngstown
Homer
Cummings
Connecticut
Norman E. Mack
New York
Plan For Campaign Tours In August For Cox And Roosevelt
The Tennessee and North Carolina legislatures to ratify the nominees. early August dates chosen for speaking tours. Governor Cox to tour Eastern and Central States for about three weeks starting mid August, Roosevelt to spend a similar period in the West. A further three week flying trip may follow before closing in home states.
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Cox
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Jailer
Dr Julius Hammer Bronx physician convicted of manslaughter in the first degree is sentenced to 3 1/2 to 15 years in state prison for an alleged unnecessary operation. Assistant DA Cohn accuses he let the woman die and attempted to falsify a death certificate while doctors testify to his high standing. Petitions signed by 200 physicians cited in defense.
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New York
Julius Hammer
Bronx
Cohn
Hammer
Worcester man killed by train at Hoosac Junction
Philip King of Worcester Massachusetts was killed instantly at Hoosac Junction when he fell from a passenger train in front of a freight train on July 19.
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Troy
N. Y
Philip King
Worcester
Mass
Hoosac Junction
Judge Rebukes Defense Propaganda in Clemency Plea
Judge Louis D. Gibbs read petitions into the record and harshly criticized what he called insidious and unwarranted propaganda conducted in the doctor's behalf as clemency petitions were presented.
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Louis D. Gibbs
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Bond Street
Edward
Tention
Senator Harding
President Wilson
League of Nations
Urge Cummings
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
North Carolina
Victor
Victrola
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden
N. J
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden, New Jersey
Tremont St
Park St
Macclesfield & Zurich
Suez
Horlick
Derwillo
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