Man Uses Garage as Lethal Chamber to Kill Pet Dog
Hillsboro, Ur July 18 AP A man used his garage as a lethal chamber to end the life of his dog Bess owned by John S ihibts of the town. He left the motor running in his automobile and drove away, returning later as authorities noted the dog’s death appeared intentional. The incident echoes cautionary reports on humane treatment and pet welfare.
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Twilight Inn fire fatalities confirmed as more remains found
An AP report states 18 missing in the Twilight Inn fire are dead as two more bodies are recovered, bringing the total identified skeletal remains to recovery progress. The basement area remains partly explored with a smoldering mound of earth and caution about further bones.
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Mravene
Edgeworth Smoking Debate Quoted on Tobacco Taste
A brief quotation notes that Edgeworth tobacco users switch only if the taste changes, while Edgeworth himself never changes. The remark underscores brand loyalty and taste as the sole motive for switching. No additional context is provided.
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Edgeworth
Deaf mute wins missing bus firm fight 10 avoid head found here
Harry Fishbone of this city after three and a half years fought deportation and won. The U S Department of Labor had sought to deport him as an undesirable alien, but a Supreme Court decision allowed him to remain. He works as a blacksmith earning $20 weekly and is 37 with siblings nearby. The article also notes the mysterious disappearance and reappearance of bus company head Robert Grinsher and former bus president Gus Ginsberg, with no clear motive found.
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SLAIN PUBLISHER EULOGIZED BY GOX DAYTON
Dayton dispatch reports Canton Daily News publisher Melett slain. former Governor Cox eulogizes him as a reformer who attacked city wrongs with moral courage. Cox praises Melett’s faith and calls his campaign a warning to evildoers, noting even foes respected his steadfastness and diagnosis of city conditions.
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Canton Daily News
James M. Cox
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Paeser
Canter
Mellett
Hey
Cod Liver Oil Revival Promises Health Boost For Weak Children
An earnest appeal notes thin children suffer from malnutrition and urges cod liver oil products like McCoy’s to restore vitality. It cites a Mahwah New Jersey boy gaining eleven and a half pounds in two months after using the oil compound, touting improved health and strength while warning about taste issues. The ad-like piece promotes Hindle Drug Stores and similar outlets with a money back guarantee and a pledge of visible flesh gain within months.
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Dog Sacrifices to Save Master in Fatal Wreck
A dog died while trying to help its master during a derailment. Poculd Hdmiimdon, 53, was closing a tree when wires buckled, struck him, and he collapsed. The dog leaped, tugged at a wire to free his friend, and was killed in the attempt.
Train Buried Landslide Kills 117 Passengers
A major landslide buried a train near Savejeva Hosni on July 18 causing 117 deaths and trapping passengers in mud and earth as rescuers struggled to reach the site amid tangled wreckage and collapsing trestles.
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Easton Firemen to Hold Fourth Annual Carnival
Easton volunteers plan the fourth annual carnival on grounds opposite the new firehouse at Taramany corner, opening Thursday night with booths run by volunteers, a large dance floor, prizes and lamp giveaways. Proceeds will pay debt on the new fire house. The Easton Fire Company, organized November 3, 1924, now numbers 44 members with officers including Fire Chief Ndwari Tant, First Assistant Chief Chileon E Dickerson, and Secretary Harry J Wescot.
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Dhe Faston Volunteer Fire Company
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Aure Rieman, Jr
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Arthur Wheeler
Kenneth Lozan
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Albert Ruman
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Robert Co
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Joseph Keller
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Sepo
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Maria Brothers
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Duglude
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Setary
Harry J. Wescot
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Lscott
Te Company
Pretty divorcee shot by boarder in To hala home
In To hala yesterday Anna Larks a pretty divorcee who ran a boarding house was shot and killed by former boarder Freest Hoover. Hoover also killed Herman Mason during the incident. The shooting followed an argument in the basement of the Parks home. Hoover escaped and a manhunt continued.
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Freest Hoover
Herman Mason
Hoover
Vason
Pystonteht
Naval Court of Inquiry to resume hearings in New York
The Naval Court of Inquiry led by Admiral Coonte will move hearings from Brooklyn to New York for continued testimony on July 10. It will examine damage claims from civilians around the arsenal blast, with separate reviews for civilian damages and farm property. A separate board surveys the vicinity for Army area losses and possible congressional action to fund civilian awards up to 1,900 dollars.
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Naval Court of Inquiry
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Oonte
Brooklyn Welne
Tone Ani
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Capotto
Dowling
Naval
Navy Department
Iward
Fairfield Avenue Man Held as Drunken Driver
A Fairfield Avenue man was arrested after his vehicle collided with a parked car in front of 214 Henry Street on Saturday night. The suspect, 50 year old Meredets Vitrenwitser of 1961 Fairfield Avenue, faced charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and related offenses, with one vehicle owned by Michael Sato also involved in the incident.
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