Amelia Bingham dies in New York at age fifty eight
Amelia Bingham the noted stage star died at her Riverside Drive home in New York at fifty eight after heart trouble and pneumonia. She had been an invalid for months and related she felt near death while watching rain from her window. She was survived by sister Mrs Ming Leslie and another sister Mrs Hartzter. Funeral plans were not finalized.
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New York
Associated Press
Amelia Bingham
Riverside Drive
Ming Lesie
Lloyd Bingham
Amelia
Bingham
Professional Women's League
Twelfth Fighters
Eastern Star
The
Daughters of Ohio
Attle Churen
Leslie
Hartzter
Hicksville
Wormen
Agy
Pacific Coast
McKee Renkin
Old People’n Theatre
the Bowery
Niblo
Colleen Bawn
Village Post
Captain Impudence
Charles Frohman
Jessie Millward
Mise Hingham
Loundon
America
Clyde Fitch
Bijou Theatre
Bagdalen
Miss Bingham
Ohio
John B. Smiley
Ohio Wesleyan University
Lloyd M. Bingham
Mr. Bingham
Legion Aims to Raise Veterans Aid Through Restorations
The American Legion reports 91,678,043 recovered for veterans through the United States Veterans Bureau and other avenues between August 16, 1926 and June 30. Restorations cover adjusted compensation insurance disability and pensions. The tuberculosis aid program foresees 600 million in benefits. 29,181 awards already made. Feu states now host full time service agencies, totaling 22 states with official offices.
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Associated Press
National Rehabilitation Committees
The
American Legion
United States
United States Veterans Bureau
Legion
Congress
Feu
Lindbergh Field in France Named for Aviator
An airport in France is to be named for Charles A. Lindbergh after a request from St. Louis D'Orgille officials. A cable from Mayor Jouanne sought permission to name Meirbeach Lindbergh field, the beach where Lindbergh took off for Croydon. Lindbergh approved, saying he appreciates the honor.
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Omaha
Associated Prese
Charles A. Lindbergh
France
Jouanne
St. Louis D'Orgille
Lindbergh
Croydon
England
New York
Paris
Interior Department Official Dies While Investigating Uintah Project
Roy P. Teele of New York, chairman of a special interior department advisory committee studying western Indian irrigation projects, died in Myton Utah while on an investigation of the Uintah irrigation project. Mrs Teele is in New York.
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Myton
Utah
Assocciated Press
Roy P. Teele
New York
Secretary of the Interior
West
Uintah
Teelete
Coolidge Offered 160 Acre Farm In Irrigation Strip
President Coolidge toured the Belle Fourche irrigation experimental farm near Newell South Dakota and praised the project’s progress. He floated the idea of moving to the area and being given a 160 acre farm to start. The visit included interactions with local farmers and a stop at Nisland for the county fair. The trip capped a tour of western South Dakota government projects.
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Coolidge
Bucholz Apic
Tiny Ruth
Tiny Ruth Brodsky
4. C. Brodsky
Mrs. Coolidge
Darling
Nisland
Butte County
Tourists turn wreck into Alaska picnic after ship collision
Wrangell Alaska September 1 The rescue of 270 tourists from the Princess Charlotte after it struck a reef near Wrangell transformed into a social gathering as relief ships delayed. The guests from Canada and the United States were hosted by locals and moved to Wrangell aboard tugs and the Explorer with plans to sail to Vancouver aboard the Princess La Lune. the Charlotte may be towed to Prince Rupert for repairs.
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Wrangell
Alaska
Associated Press
Princess Charlotte
Vancouver
United States
Canada
Wrangeill
Canadian Pacific Railway
B. C
Skagway
Vichnefski
Explorer
Charlotte
Prince Rupert
Waterbury Attorney John J. O'Donnell Dies After Illness
Waterbury Sept. 1 Attorney John J. O'Donnell age thirty eight prominent Waterbury barrister and educator died after an eighteen month illness He had led the Waterbury Continuation School for twelve years and passed the bar about three years ago He leaves a wife seven children his mother and three sisters Funeral will be from his brother in law's home in Naugatuck where he died.
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Waterbury
Associated Press
John J. O’donnell
Naugatuck
Doolittle Addresses Kiwanis on Tiles and Convention
Frederick A. Doolittle spoke to the Kiwanis Club on tiles for all uses including terrazzo flooring, covering both modern and ancient types. The meeting focused mainly on business for the upcoming convention.
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Frederick A. Doolittle
Kiwanis Club
Peterson's Ointment Heals 30-Year Ulcer Testimony
Mrs Frenderson of Winston-Salem North Carolina reports a long untreatable ulcer healed after using two boxes of Peterson's Ointment. She claims the first box began the cure and the second completed it. The ad asserts no other remedy surpasses this product.
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Peterson
Frenderson
Winston-Salem
N.C
Ail
Prox Piles Relief Promises Quick Cure At Local Stores
An advertisement touts Prox as a rapid, drug free treatment for hemorrhoids. It claims relief from itching and bleeding, with improved comfort for walking or riding. The ad lists several drug stores including J D Tradigan and Leverty Drug Company as suppliers.
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J. DD. Tradlgan
Leverty Drug Company
Minde
James Palmieri
Cuticura Heals Severe Itching Eczema For a boy healing after using Cuticura products
A Vermont mother recalls her three year old son’s severe eczema on the face with red skin blisters intense itching and sleepless nights. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment the child fully recovered following purchases of five cakes of soap and four boxes of ointment. She urges daily use for clear skin and to prevent pimples and blackheads.
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Myron D. Rogers
Pawlet
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