Death of William Peters longtime Vine Street night life figure
William Peters, 75, father of Cincinnati Health Commissioner Dr. William H. Peters, died yesterday at his Mayflower Building home. A former Peters's Concert Hall proprietor and later a Race Street cafe owner, he shaped Cincinnati nightlife. Survived by his widow and two sons, he would have celebrated 50th wedding anniversary with Mrs. Peters if he had lived to November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peters
William H. Peters
Cincinnati
Vine Street
Peters
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
Race Street
Pear Street
St. Aloysius
Schuman’s
Helena Mora
Caldwell Sisters
the Morels
Delora
Dupremont
Koster & Bial’s
New York
Dr. Peters
Walter G
Konjola touted as remedy against rheumatism
The Konjola medicine is promoted as a 32 ingredient blend claiming rapid and lasting relief from digestion, kidney, and rheumatic issues. A Cincinnati case from George K. Donelson describes significant improvement in two weeks and continued use for broader benefits. The Konjola Man operates at the Dow Drug Store in Cincinnati meeting the public daily.
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Konjola
Dow Drug Store
Sixth and
Vine Streets
Cincinnati
George K. Donelson
Homer Avenue
Madisonville
Sixth and Vine Streets
Dow
Father of Serial Movies Francis J Grando dies in Los Angeles
Francis J Grandon known as the Father of the Serial Motion Picture died in a Los Angeles hospital at age 50 after a third paralytic stroke. He arrived in 1902 and became a noted director in silent drama training stars like Mary Pickford and Edmund Breese. He worked with Biograph Lubin Griffiths Triangle Majestic and Selig. Relatives believed living in Indiana.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Francis J. Grandon
Grandon
Webster Cullison
Portland
Ore
Mary Pickford
Mme
Olga Petrova
Edmund Breese
Biograph Company
Lubin
D. W. Griffith
Triangle
Majestic
Selig
Picture Colony
Indiana
Mayflower pilot dies famed riverman of Presidents
Washington July 12 Capt Bill Luckett known as the Grand Old Man of the Potomac has died at 74. For over fifty years he piloted the Mayflower yacht of the Presidents and ferried kings princes generals and statesmen. He never caused a serious accident and only had one illness in his 74 years.
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Washington
Bill Luckett
William Edward Luckett
The
Potomac
King Alvert
Belgium
Marshal Foch
Mt. Vernon
Bill Lucket
Admiral Beatty
Col. Lindberg
Memphis
Paris
Aged Fairmount Man Gerhardt Hesselbrock Dies After Operation
Gerhardt H Hesselbrock 85 longtime Fairmount resident died yesterday at home after a four week illness following an operation at Good Samaritan Hospital He born in Germany came to Fairmount at 16 He married Mary Hess 57 years ago and they celebrated a golden wedding anniversary seven years ago He was a dairy worker turned grocer for 25 years retiring twenty years ago He is survived by his widow seven children 31 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren Funeral services are set for Monday at 3 30 at St Bonaventura s Church conducted by Witt Vermer undertakers notes a nephew is retired police lieutenant John M Hesselbrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhardt H. Hesselbrock
Fairmount
Selim Avenue
Good Samaritan Hospital
Germany
Mr. Hesselbrock
Mary Hess
Westwood
Selim Avenues
St. Bonaventura’s Church
Witt & Termer
Westwood Avenue
Hesselbrock
Charles Schiedrich
Dudley Kuegle
Henry Janszen
Y Louis Trauth
Robert Kareth
J. Henry
John Bernard Hesselbrock
John Mhesselbrock
Dr E R Campbell Dies Aboard Majestic En Route to Europe
Dr E R Campbell, 55, son in law of W C Durant, automobile maker, died of heart failure on the steamship Majestic en route to Europe. His body to be left at Southampton and likely returned on Cunarder Aquitania sailing July 20. He was accompanied by his 19 year old daughter Edwina who was traveling to Paris to meet friends. He had been in good health at departure.
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New York
E. R. Campbell
W. Co. Durant
Majestic
Southampton
White Star Line
E. R
Death of Angelica Yeatman Carr Scene in The Crisis
Mrs. Angelica Yeatman Carr 87 original of Jennie Carvel in Winston Churchill The Crisis dies at Missouri Baptist Hospital after three weeks illness. She was daughter of James E Yeatman original of a character in the same novel and Bellegrade the Yeatman home featured in scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelica Yeatman Carr
ST. Louis
Jennie Carvel
Winston Churchill
Missouri Baptist Hospital
John B. Chilton Dies at 65 Former Penitentiary Warden
John B. Chilton of Eddyville Kentucky aged 65 who served as Warden of the Kentucky State Penitentiary for seventeen years died after a long illness. He led during the 1923 three day riot that left three convicts and three guards dead with funeral services set for this morning and burial in Pembroke Christian County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John .B. Chilton
Eddyville
John B. Chilton
Kentucky State Penitentiary
Pembroke
Christian County
Chilton
Dr S D Faust Dies at 76 in Dayton Ohio
Dr S D Faust, a longtime professor of church history and the English Bible at Bonebrake Theological Seminary, died in Dayton, Ohio, at age 76. He retired from active duties three years ago after starting with the seminary in 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Faust
Dayton, O
Faust
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Mangold Brother and Sister Notified of Tex Death
Albert E. Mangold was reported dead in Nallas Texas last night. His brother William F. Mangold of 1719 Reading Road and sister Mary Danner of Hyde Park were informed. Mangold formerly lived here and served as vice president of the American Laundry Company in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Mangold
William F. Mangold
Reading Road
Mary Danner
Hyde Park
Albert E. Mangold
Nallas
Tex
Mangold
Dallas
American Laundry Company
Neal Wins Mandamus To Certify Election To Lawrence County Board
In Columbus on July 12 Judge Henry L Scarlett granted a mandamus ordering Secretary of State Clarence J Brown to certify Thomas H Neal Ironton as a member of the Lawrence County Board of Elections. The action was brought by 28 Lawrence County Republican Central Committee members who backed Neal last August amid factional splits with W A Hawkins Ironton seeking the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Thomas H. Neal
Ironton
Lawrence County Board of Elections
Henry L. Scarlett
Lawrence County
Republican Central Committee
W. A. Hawkins
Committee
Noted American artist Robert Henri dies at 64
Robert Henri, prominent American painter, died at his New York home after a long illness. Born in Cincinnati, he trained in New York Philadelphia Paris and abroad. His work La Neige was bought by the French Government in 1899, he earned medals from Buffalo 1901 St Louis 1904 and other honors through 1929.
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New York
Robert Henri
Cincinnati
Luxembourg
Philadelphia Art Club
Harris
Chicago Art Institute
Buenos Aires
Carol H. Beck
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Wilmington Society of Fine Arts
Cincinnati Artist Henri Remembered by Local Art Circle
Close ties linked the painter to Cincinnati. Mrs. Mary Alexander announced his death and withdrew his works from sale at her East McMillan gallery. The Cincinnati Art Museum owns his portrait Beatrice, and Richard Busebaum was among his students. His influence on peers was noted in local circles.
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Cincinnati
Henri
Cincinnati Art Colony
Mary Alexander
East McMilland Street
Alexander
Charles Wiedemann
Newport
Kentucky
Cincinnati Art Museum
Beatrice
Richard Busebaum
Mr. Henri
Memorial Endowment Aims to Honor Artist Henri
In Santa Fe a Robert Henri Memorial Association formed to raise 2 million dollars for a major American memorial gallery in New York. The movement began hours after Henri’s death with over a hundred artists from the Santa Fe and Taos colonies joining and telegrams sent nationwide. Henri was a member of the Society of Independent Artists.
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Henri
Santa FE
N. M
Robert Henri
Robert Henri Memorial Association
New York
Taos
United States
Society of Independent Artists
Stringer’s Lost Metal Formula Tied to German Claims Denied
Herbert Falls of West Middletown disputes reports that S. A. D. Stringer’s claimed metal formula was stolen from Germany. Falls says Stringer dictated details before death and that the material weighs like aluminum but is stronger and nearly non corrosive. Stringer died in the county infirmary and is buried in a pauper’s grave.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Herbert Falls
West Middletown
S. A. D. Stringer
Stringer
Falls
A. T. Hillock
Hamilton
Pilgrimage to Site of Mexican Flyer Carranza Death
A group led by Mexican Consul G. Meade Fierro and Philadelphia residents visited the New Jersey pines near Chatworth to honor Capt. Emilio Carranza. They placed wreaths at the crash site and discussed a permanent memorial after ceremonies indicating Carranza, nicknamed the Lindbergh of Mexico, died during a storm while en route from Roosevelt Field to Mexico City.
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Philadelphia
New Jersey Pines
Chatworth
Emilio Carranza
Independence Hall
Pines
Young Flyer
Lindbergh of
Mexico
Carranza
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Mexico City
New York
Lady Mayor Visits Hoover in Washington
The Marchioness of Townshend Mayoress of Lynn England paid respects to President Hoover in Washington accompanied by her son Lord Townshend. They were presented by Sir Esme Howard the British Ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
Marchioness of Townshend
Lynn
England
Lord Townshend
Esme Howard
Pay-Roll Bandits Shoot Employee and Escape With Cash
In Cleveland three bandits shot paymaster John Cooney in a field office of the A. R. Brueggeman Company and fled with $2000. Cooney was wounded in the arm as the robbers entered with guns drawn and a fourth man waited outside in a car. Cooney described the suspects to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Cooney
Cooney
A. R. Brueggeman Company
Magruder Restored to Duty after Navy Critique
Admiral Magruder, praised by Senator Borah for simple justice, is restored to duty by Secretary Adams after prior punishment for criticizing naval administration. Born in Mississippi, he entered the Naval Academy in 1885, served in the Spanish-American War, and earned the Distinguished Service Medal and Legion of Honor. Rear Admiral Kittelle becomes head of the Board of Inspection and Survey in Washington.
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Coolidge
Roosevelt
Navy
Senate
Capitol
Borah
Idaho
Magruder
King
Utah
Naval Administration
Yazoo County
Mississippi
Naval Academy
Kittelle
Washington
Board of Inspection and Survey
Navy Department
George C. Day
General Board
Cleveland Bishop Returns From Papal Visit
Bishop Joseph A. Schrembs of Cleveland arrived aboard the Berengaria after meeting Pope Pius XII in Europe. He told Cleveland clergy at a pier reception that the Pope discussed the Lateran Treaty and defended his role in creating an independent papal state as bringing peace to the church.
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New York
Joseph A. Schrembs
Cleveland
Europe
Pier
Mgr
Joseph Smith
Papal State
Grade Elimination Move Approved for City Bridge Approach
The City Planning Committee yesterday recommended passage to City Council of the revised Beechmont avenue Pennsylvania Railroad grade elimination ordinance after a conference with the City Manager. The committee also approved an ordinance giving the Cincinnati & Covington Bridge Company the right to cross Third Street and an alley for a new northern approach to the Suspension Bridge.
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Cincinnati & Covington Bridge Company
Third Street
Local Obituaries List Five Profiles With Funeral Plans
Several Cincinnati area deaths are announced including Clara H Heilman 21, Katherine Bartles Kruckemeyer widow, Albert E Mangold of Dallas formerly Cincinnati, George Pearce Jr resident Amor Place, and William Peters Hyde Park. Funeral details follow with dates and locations. William J Strobl aged 49 Clifton, with requiem mass and funeral arrangements noted.
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George, Sr
Louisa Pearce
Thedieck
Paul Huth Clifton
Ludlow Avenue
Whitfield
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Queen City
Lawnway Avenues
Peters
William Peters
Mary Peters
Vascou
Vine Street
William H. Peters
Observatory Road
Hyde Park
St. George’s Church
St. Joseph's Catholic
Strobl
William J
Marie Ankenbau
Graydon Tang State Rights Views Prompt Mixed Reactions
The speech by Graydon emphasizing state sovereignty drew early support and skepticism. E P Moulinier opposed prohibition, while Charles Cornette and William N Benham weighed the legality and feasibility of enforcing state rights against federal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graydon
E. P. Moulinier
Charles Cornette
Mr. Graydon
Baker says citizens may change laws and urges lawful action
Newton D. Baker told the Ohio Bar Association in Cedar Point that the Law Investigation Commission will confront the Eighteenth Amendment with courage and that citizens have the privilege to change laws through legitimate means while obedience remains the duty until change occurs. The convention saw leadership re elected and a motion against prohibition tabled by a narrow vote. Grauman Marks and Henry Baer were named to Bar Association committees.
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Baker
Cedar Point
Newton D. Baker
Hoover
Law Investigation Commission
Ohio State Bar Association
William C. Pickerel
Dayton
Marshal Fenton
Columbus
J. L. W. Henney
Paul V. McNutt
American Legion
Cleveland
Myers Y. Cooper
Frank Gentsch
Cincinnati
Courts of Appeal
Ohio Bar Association
Sandusky
Associated Press
Grauman Marks
Henry Baer
Battle of Boyne Date Feted in Belfast
In Belfast six northern counties marked the Boyne anniversary with public meetings and resolutions praising King William III’s recovery. The Boyne battle of 1690 saw William’s forces defeat James II on the river banks, a milestone leading to his reign. About 30,000 Orangemen, including overseas contingents, marched through the city.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Boyne
Boyne River
William III
of Orange
James II
Glencoe
William
Ohio U Graduate Wins Rome Art Fellowship
The American Academy in Rome named two landscape architecture fellowships. Charlies R. Sutton of Ottawa Illinois won a three year award. Thomas D. Price of Boston earned a two year fellowship. Sutton is an Illinois graduate. Price holds an Ohio State University degree and an M L A from Harvard. First honorable mention went to Hodge J. Hankon Mount Carmel Illinois and second to George Lisbenthaler Dayton Ohio. The $8,000 each fellowships were awarded in competition.
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New York
American Academy In Rome
Charlies R. Sutton
Ottawa
Ill
Thomas D. Price
Boston
Sutton
University of Illinois
Price
Ohio State University
Harvard
Academy
Hodge J. Hankon
Mt. Carmel
Liberty Torch Enlightened With Stronger Golden Light
The Statue of Liberty’s torch was relit at 8 p.m. to celebrate the electric light’s golden jubilee. The new illumination extends visibility about three times farther, prompting warnings to ship captains and air lines to avoid misdirection. This marks the third torch upgrade, moving from metal with lantern, to incandescent bulbs and a 1,500 watt core with upgraded lenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Liberty
Governor Reviews Troops at Camp Perry Ohio
Governor Cooper made his first official visit to Camp Perry and reviewed the Seventy third Infantry Brigade of the Ohio National Guard under Brig. Gen. L. Connelly. He was introduced to brigade officers and staff from the Toledo and Cleveland regiments and the 112th Medical Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Gov. Cooper
Adjt
Arthur Reynolds
Seventy-third Infantry
Ohio National Guard
L. 8. Connelly
Toledo
Cleveland
112Th Medical Regiment
Columbus
Bennie Welzer Intervenes In Divorce Hearing
In Chicago Bennie Welzer, a Russian-born American child, disrupted a divorce case by insisting his father is kind and his mother lies about abuse. Judge Gemmill halted the decree, warning Mrs Welzer of six months jail if she harms the boy again.
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Chicago
Bennie
Welzer
Isaac
Lena Welzer
Russia
Gemmill
Former Chinese Singular Pal Faces Deportation Risk
An informational note states that if convicted the individual faces ten years imprisonment or a $5,000 fine or both, with possible deportation.
Chinese Minister Seeks Extradition of Mrs Kao for Opium Smuggling
Chinese Minister Wu asked Secretary Stimson to hand Mrs Ying Kao wife of the San Francisco vice consul to China for trial on opium smuggling charges. The secretary took the request under review with unofficial opinion leaning against granting the extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kao
China
Washington
Stimson
Ying Kao
San Francisco
Rival Planes Start on A Rage to America
The Polish airmen prepared for a transatlantic crossing to the American coast aiming to reach New York from Paris about 3 622 miles away. They bade farewell with quiet hands as they departed while Coste and Bellonte waved and began their own bold journey. The Poles planned to adjust their course with wind and may head west once over the open sea, possibly following the Azores route then veering north toward Halifax if winds oppose them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
New York
Paris
Azores
Halifax
City Comptroller blocks school tax warrant sale
Chicago July 12. City Comptroller George K Schmidt blocks sale of 40.725 million school tax anticipation warrants. He says School Board funds are city funds and require City Council depository oversight. Council had refused ratification after the board contracted with Halsey Stuart & Co. Central Trust Co of Illinois to hold funds is not a legal city depository for over 2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Halsey Stuart & Co
George K. Schmidt
Schmidt
Central Trust Company of Illinois
H. Wallace Caldwell
James Edwin Stuart Named Executive Secretary for Ohio Humane Society
White Plains North Carolina resident James Edwin Stuart will assume duties as Executive Secretary of the Ohio Humane Society in August after a strong recommendation from Ruth Workum. The Cumminsville Northside Booster Club plans its sixth annual outing and picnic at Gutzwiller's Grove Blue Rock Pike Mt. Airy on July 21 with Joseph A. Feldman as outing chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edwin Stuart
White Plains
N. C
The
Ohio Humane Society
Ruth I. Workum
Cumminsville Northside
Judge Snook Hearing Delayed As Motions For Time Grow
Under Judge Scarlett the trial will begin about five weeks after the crime. Defense alienists Berry and Heffner testify partial exams. state experts find no insanity indications. Snook confessed to beating Miss Hix with a hammer and slashing her jugular to end her suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Berry
Athens State Hospital
George W. Heffner
Circleville
Berry
Snook
Heffner
Scarlett
E. O. Ricketts
Ricketts
Tiny Fruit Fly menace hits Florida citrus crop
Florida citrus faces reduced yields as a tiny fruit fly pest disrupts crops. William Wert of the Florida Citrus Exchange notes the pest’s spread and extended quarantine to nine miles if incubation advances, while California and Florida both expect lower harvests than last year. Cincinnati trade links remain strong with about 1,500 carloads of fruit sent to northern and eastern cities and the exchange moving roughly 16,000 carloads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wert
Florida Citrus Exchange
Florida
Wert
California
America
Cincinnati
Powers Seeking Arbitration in Harbin Rail Coup
Harbin faces possible railway tie up as consular bodies discuss mediation. Russian and Soviet officials withdraw deported staff to Siberia while Chang Ching Hui enforces martial law style restrictions. Soviet plenipotentiary L B Serebriakov to travel to Manchuria to pursue a diplomatic settlement. Japanese officials fear grave stakes but doubt armed action by Soviet Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Harbin
Manchuria
Rengo
Siberia
Chang Ching-Hui
Sungari
Moscow
L. B. Serebriakov
Railway Commissariat
Russia
Kitten Rescued After Sewer Digging in Columbus
A vagrant kitten among ten found a home with laundryman Charles Puong was heard meowing from a sewer. Humane Society officials hired four men to dig up the sewer. the cat initially hid back as workers rushed to reach it, and the search continued through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Charles Puong
H. E. Oddis
Humane Society
Canada Net Debt Falls by 92 Million in Year
Ottawa reports the Dominion’s net debt declined by 92,620,133 in the year ending June 30. The June 30 1928 level was 2,244,142,450, falling to 2,151,522,317. First quarter fiscal data show ordinary revenue up 13,529,153 while ordinary expenditure rose 591,266.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Dominion of Canada
Finance Department
Dominion
Fire damages factory after alcohol tank explosion
A fire at the Kode Electric and Manufacturing plant 509 East Pearl Street started by an alcohol tank explosion damaged property estimated at $1000. The blaze forced employees from the building. sprinklers flooded lower floors. Firemen under Marshal Edward Franks shut off the sprinklers and used chemicals to extinguish the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kode Electric and Manufacturing Company
East
Pearl Street
Edward Franks
Youths Bound Over In Robbery Case At Police Court
Two youths captured by police in the home of attorney Robert L. Black at 1881 Madison road were bound over to the grand jury yesterday by Judge George E. Tebbs in Police Court. Bonds were set at $5,000 each for John Harding alias Hughes 26 of 51 North Third street Hamilton Ohio and Scott Love 38 of 313 Sycamore street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Black
Madison Road
George E. Tebbs
John Harding
Hughes
North Third Street
Hamilton, O
Scott Love
Sycamore Street
Young Matron Missing in Salem Oregon
Police search for 17 year old Mrs Catherine Brush bride of under a year who was last seen two days ago entering a roadster at the bus station near her Greenford home seven miles from Salem. She had been visiting her mother Mrs Mary Williamson and relatives fear for her safety. Her husband Robert Brush works for the State Highway Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Catherine Brush
Greenford
Mary Williamson
Robert Brush
State Highway Department
Postal veteran charged in stamp removal embezzlement
Fred F. Bradley a 38 year Post Office foreman in Toledo was arraigned on charges of removing stamps from foreign mail and embezzling funds. He waived examination and is held to the grand jury under $2,500 bond by U S Commissioner Gaines. The government alleges he placed stamps on domestic mail and used money to defray domestic postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Fred F. Bradley
Department
United States
Gaines
Deshler Will Rewards Workers With Substantial Bequests
In Columbus, on July 12, the will of pioneer banker John G. Deshler was probated. Florence M. Strickler, longtime secretary, receives 25 000 dollars, and chauffeur John Wigmore gets 10 000 dollars. The remaining 150 000 dollars goes to Deshler's daughter, Mrs. Charles Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Florence M. Strickler
John G. Deshler
John Wigmore
Deshler
Charles Hamilton
Fumes Endanger Woman and Infant in Wapakoneta Home
Mrs. Edwin Weitz and her six weeks old daughter were nearly fatally overcome by kerosene stove fumes while sleeping in an adjoining room. Fire or smoke investigators reported the stove had burned down to the wick and released toxic vapors. The incident occurred in Wapakoneta Ohio on July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapakoneta, CO
Edwin Weitz
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City Comptroller
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Metropolis” and
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Thief’s Orchestra
Moonlite Garden
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Dolores Costello
George O'Brien
Clara Bow
Betty Compson
Keith
Dorothy Burgess
Marguerite Churchill
Loretta Young
Carroll Nye
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Ken Murray
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Clive Brook
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