Mystery of Mary Lou O'Brien Identified in Cleveland Case
Relatives identified the mystery girl Mary Lou O Brien as Dorothy May Malone after clues tied to a newborn Lois May and the names of spouses. She died of scarlet fever at City Hospital ten days earlier. The case linked Corry Pa and Buffalo receipts to travel and fake names, with hospital records showing aliases and a past marriage.
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Mary Lou O'Brien
Corry
Cleveland
Ohio City
Luis May
Yuri
McClure
St. Ann's Hospital
Ashtabula
City Hospital
Lois May
Fidspital
Mary Lou
Roxbury
Mass
Alle
Dorothy May
California
Ashley
W. 117Th Street
Detroit Avenue
N. W
Chicago
du- Tis
Poor Little Sonny Nan Addresses Winners
Wednesday February 15 results listed at Park Street with Mrs J E Burlingame at 105 Franklin Street. Winnings announced for the event noting participants and placements.
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Park Street
J. E Burlingame
Franklin Street
Evolution of the 1928 Model School in American education
The article argues that Americans crave novelty in all facets of life and that this “1928 Model” school embodies a progressive but practical shift in education. It details reforms such as Junior High, Platoon and Vocational tracks, health programs, open-air schools, and a laboratory approach, aiming to create a holistic, healthier, and creatively expressive learning environment.
Lindbergh Secret Flight Takes Off From Lambert
United Press reports renowned aviator Charles A Lindbergh launched a secret trip from Lambert Field at 10 12 am with four passengers in a Ryan monoplane. Passengers include Major William B Robertson Harold M Bixby Murry H night and B F Mahoney, all listed as ready for the journey. The indication was the flight aimed eastward about 500 miles despite initial westward direction notes.
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United Press
St. Louis
Sol
Charles A Lindbergh
Lambert Melchner
Harry H. Perkins
Robertson Aircraft Corporation
Lindbergh
Perkins
William B. Robertson
Robertson Aircraft Corp
Harold M. Bixby
St Louis
Philadelphia leaders warn Mellon over Reed Morin split
Senator elect William S. Vare and Mayor Harry A. Mackey warned State Republican Chairman Mellon they will not back Reed if Morin seeks the U S Senate seat against Reed. Philadelphia leaders would back Morin if Mellon opposes him, else Reed wins Philadelphia, details of the ultimatum withheld.
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United Press
Philadelphia
William S. Vare
Harry A. Mackey
W. JL. Mellon
John M. Morin
Pittsburgh
U. S
David Reed
Mellon
Eric Wisher Wood
Republican State Organization
Reed-Morin
Melton
Morin
House
Senate
Reed
Af Marin
Ware
4Mackey
Vere
Mackey
U. 8
Colonel Wood
Th Wan
Not known to Egyptians Rubles and gems in ancient times
Fragmentary text notes that rubles diamonds and sapphires were unknown to ancient Egyptians unless undeci phered hieroglyphs refer to them. It suggests no clear examples exist in surviving records.
Present Unemployment Compared With 1920 in Washington
Washington reports unemployment similar to 1920 with 20 percent idle under normal conditions. Edgar Wallace of the American Federation of Labor cites 200,000 miners totally unemployed and widespread joblessness across textiles, building, metal trades, and new industries. Wallace backs McNary-Haugen farm relief while a House Agriculture committee nears its end of hearing.
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United Press
Washington
Edgar Wallace
American Pederson of Labor
House Agriculture Committees
Monty
Wallice
Detroit
Ae Yidia
Kinchelov
Dem
Wallace
Seichum
Repo
Mich
Congress
Carter Hill News Items Highlight Local Greetings and Events
Feb 20 Carter Hill Mrs Darry Ross extends thanks to Carter Hill M B Ladies Aid for a dinner and fruit basket from Mrs C L Slyer. Mrs B M Mangus visited daughter Mrs Harold Sweet. Mrs Gladys Smith guest of Mrs H C Follett. Bryan Hodge and Clarence Slye attended Patterson farm sale. Mrs H C Follett with C J Follett. Mrs Duane Bemis at Mertz Corners. Best speller George Blynt, worst dressed Mrs Harold Morris. H Hills improving. Mrs Gladys Smith cared for Mr Millis then left for home. L Slye guest of Mrs H C Follett. spring looks to enter homes. Hazen Follett rheumatism. Miss Gertrude Hoage weekend with parents. Raymond Sicklucky with parents. Grant Moore sick with cold. Old fashioned dress party a big success. Deep Thoughts and awards for Miss Lois Patt noted.
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Carter Hill
Darry Ross
M. B. Ladies Aid Society
C. L. Slyer
B. M. Mangus
Harold Sweet
Gladys Smith
H. C. Follett
Bryan Hodge
Clarence Slye
Patterson Farm
H.C. Follett
C. J. Follett
Duane Bemis
Mertz Corners
George Blynt
Harold Morris
H. Hills
Millis
L. Slye
Hazen Follett
Gertrude Hoage
Raymond Sicklucky
Grant Moore
Lois Patt
Rate Hearings Opened in Warren on Shipping Rates
Twenty five industrial plants face defeat as the Interstate Commerce Commission reopens hearings in Warren in May or June to hear arguments on eight rate changes in shipments to Warren. The move follows a recent National Petroleum Association meeting attended by Warren officials and officials from Crane. Traffic attorney Wile Crane helped secure the action.
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Warren
Wear
Interable Commerce Commission
National Petroleum Association
Wile
Crane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Award in damage suit for four plaintiffs
A jury in Supreme Court awarded a total of 2179 to four plaintiffs against Paul Goens of Buffalo who did not attend the trial. The claims included damages for an expensive automobile and injuries. Philip Barber of Erie, Pa was awarded 1300 for injuries and his wife 200 for separate injuries.
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Mayville
Supreme Court
Paul Goens
Buffalo
Avid
John Salchit
Erie
Lake Road
Weatfield
Philip John Barber
Hie, Fa
Awa
Emma Barber
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Sonny
Corry Journal
Nan
Mae Bell McWilliams Olen
Willams
Adams St
Dr. Piercel
Lindy
Church St
Wim
National Bank of Corry Resources
Citizen National Bank
Democratic Dential Republic
Ania
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