Heat Grips City as Death Toll Rises
Ten deaths attributed to the heat across Manhattan The Bronx and Richmond with 113 prostrations in those boroughs Brooklyn reports six deaths and 41 prostrations Long Island Sound area records one death and two prostrations. Temperatures peak around 100 degrees with showers briefly cooling before heat returns.
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Manhattan
Bronk
Richmond
Brooklyn
Boston
Ile Toad
Wight
Afanhatlin
Hronx
Wichmond
Brooklyi
Sza Long Inlet
Yeatarday
Citron
Des Molen
Chicago
Albang
St. Loui
Loulaville
Thee
Charles 6 Gates Hurrying to Father’s Side In Parim
Charles Gates rushes to his ailing father in Parim with urgent travel as illness hits the family. The case draws attention as relatives await updates on the elder Gates.
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Father
Som
John W. Gates in Grave Illness in Paris
John W. Gates remains in a coma in Paris with extremely serious condition after throat tumor operations and severe kidney and liver troubles. His son Chayley sails on the Mauretania to return to Paris for the pending situation.
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London
Paris
John W. Gates
Chayley
Mauretania
Europe
Gates
Lord Conaray
Pearson
Mexico
Anitie
Necescary
Doyen
Works Defends Healers as Health Bureau Debate Heats
California Senator Works defended Christian Science in a Senate speech opposing a national Bureau of Health. He touted personal cures and claimed a cure for his son, arguing the bill was tied to a political bargain with medical interests and the American Medical Association.
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California
National Bureau of Health
Washington
Works
Christian Science
Senate
15 Die in Philadelphia as Heat Wave Hits Nation
Readable portions report a severe heat wave centered on Philadelphia with 15 deaths in a single day and 69 total from the spell, plus accompanying city weather notes and scattered reports from Cincinnati St Louis Baltimore and Buffalo about high temperatures and prostrations.
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Quaker City
Enohroades
Philadelphia
Piladelphia
Bronco and Auto Mix in July 7 Accident at Alfentown
John Naurath and his son were helping with a bronco when it collided with a touring car. The crash injured several people including Tonegh Mackieille and his family. Mackieille sustained rib fractures. both Fonte and Mack were hospitalized in serious condition.
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Alfentown
Walle
John Naurath
Hin Son
Tonegh
Wahatt
Yronco
Hele Dovotie Mack
Stokes Letters Read In Court As Drama Unfolds At Tombs
In a lengthy hearing at the Tombs police court, W G O Blakes letters and telegrams to Miss Graham were entered into evidence alongside a dramatic account by Charles Stokes. He described his night visit to chorus girls on June 7 and warned against liquor for a better complexion, while witnesses giggled as he recounted alleged threats and a plan involving widows and divorcees.
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New York
W. G. O. Blakes
Varina
Froeht
Woren
Lllin Graham
Ethel Conrad
Anconia
Miss. Graham
Tombs
Stokee
Sim
Stokes
Afr
Oie Dent
Miss. Gratia
Lilian Grahan
Ansonia and Stakes
Chicago
Lrettina
Umall
Yentertay
Pation Sur Hal
Brokes Mare
Mama Folters
Alias Graham
Graham
First National Bank of Warren Penn a Oldest Bank
First National Bank of Warren in Pennsylvania is noted as the oldest bank in Warren County, highlighting its long history. The artical emphasizes its enduring presence and local significance in the region.
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First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
Fragmentary threat record from unknown speaker in postal note
The text presents a violent threat stating intent to kill if a move is made. It mentions a mother running an Indevent house in Seattle. It references a sister Mrs Andrews in Cincinnati and a tutor hiding a plague in Gl Jowny, plus a claim of living in ote. The fragment lacks clear context or attribution.
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Seattle
Four Drowned as Five Girls Try to Save One in Pond
Sormon Pennsylvania July 7 Four young women employed at the Hotel Meal pweide Mt Pocono drowned while attempting a rescue near the hotel pond. The victims include Amy Craig 18 from Scranton Mary Craig 24 Catherine M Longuin 28 and Mrs Elizabeth Scullen 24 of Throop. The scene was at the pond edge 25 feet deep wind and confusion hampered rescue efforts as bystanders and family members watched helplessly.
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Sormon
Mealpweide
Mt. Pocono
Amun Craig
Clyphant
Mary Craig
Catherine M. Longuin
Elizabeth Scullen
Throop
Cemoviai
Anna Craig
Accused by Gen Miller: Detective Held on Black Hand Letter
Thomas J. Dempsey head of a private detective agency was held on bail in Franklin Pa July 7 accused of sending a black hand letter to General Charles A. Miller wealthy oil man. Four handwriting experts testified the black hand letter and a letter signed by Company were by the same hand.
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Franklin
Thomas J. Dempsey
Charles A. Miller
Albert Ho Hamilton
Auburn
N.Y
Matty
Wers
Motorcycle pursuit ends in gunfire and crash
In Chicago a speeding motorcyclist Joseph Walter and a girl riding behind him exchanged revolver shots with Officer Paul Krueger. Walter lost control when his bike struck the pavement. the girl was dragged along the curb. Walter was booked on speeding and released. the girl refused to identify herself. A separate item notes a Wisconsin cheese contract to build a 12,000 pound cheese using 6500 cows, needing 18 cheesemakers and 28 helpers.
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Chicago
Joseph Walter
Paul Krueger
Hefelt
Walter
Qui Porc
Krueger
Apalaton
Wis
Simon
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Keely
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Miss Graham
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Ipst
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Fender
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