Nurse to testify at inquest over Sylvia Dayly death
The coroner's jury in Warren Washington will hear Miss Sylvia Dayly's death linked to a 40 percent formaldehyde dose given in hospital. Nurse Helen Kolpp is expected to testify after the inquest adjourned to Monday morning. Funeral arrangements set for Monday at 2 p.m. from the home and burial in Oakland cemetery.
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Warryn
Sylvia Dayly
Evergency Hospital
Eiiinbett Beaty
Margaret McLaren
Wittham
Robertson
Mies Helen Kolpp
Leroy Chapman
Misa Davis
Aos
Fourth Ave
Oakland Cemetery
Peace Warrants Lead to Detentions in Shurman
Shurman court heard Thursday that two men and two youths were arrested on peace warrants after disturbances and alcohol related nuisance claims. Edwarde faced $500 bond while Cooper's bond was set at $700. the others were discharged.
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Shurman
Daviddwards
Hon Cooyer
Mini
Hateh
Cor FY
Ji Justice's Court Woden
Kiner Hughcock
Mink
Edwarde
Cooper
Morrie
Newell
Ottawhy
Trooton
Two Italians Die In Duel Over A German Girl
On September 22 a workman Lubardinetti and another Italian Wmulel were fatally wounded in a duel over a German girl between Longville and Hautmont, Rime. The former lover of the girl faced his rival on the road and fought for about an hour, both wounded. Lubardinetti was stabbed to the heart and Wmulel gravely hurt, later arrested.
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Unsteq Rressy Drussels
Lubardinotti
Mimulgi
Ld Who
Luburdinetti
Neb
Charges Against Wheeler Fall Short in Embassy Row Row
A report states the charge against Secretary Wheeler of the American embassy failed to reach full case. The minister noted Wheeler did not violate resolutions and argued the gasoline importation was short of the designated amount despite protests from an American complainant.
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United Press
Htome
Phe
Agithet
Wheeler
Stokes
Friends of the Hunt
Amottcan
Earthsay
Norrecty
Sineshee
Maance du Pulley
Caston
Ambadeadar 1
Helen
Thin
Wheeler Ways
Woman Throws Baby From Window In New York Incident
Fragments report a girl in New York throwing a baby from a fourth story window. A damaged text mentions professional figures commenting on the act and a neighboring district investigation.
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Taetory
New York
Shucoh
G_Schurmin
MigiLela
Wales
Wishington
Germany
Mini Louise McCabe
New Hrunewick
Tato Ranch
Ian
Port Monmouth
N. 2
Fierce Riots Break Out In Dublin
Dublin reports violent clashes last night with seven pollers and six civilians hospitalized. A 20 000 strong march from Liberty Hall attacked police, hurled stones and torched tram cars before police and foot patrols dispersed the rioters.
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Dublin
Dubln
Dank Olituile
Liberty Hall
Tramsport Workers’ Union
Gratton Street
Leeauss
Lombard Street
Romes
Factory Girl Ends Her Life
Chicago reports a clothing factory worker Selma Peterson aged 18 or younger, described as a factory girl, died by suicide after living on meager rations noted in a diary. Social welfare workers reviewed meals and wages showing seven dollars twenty six cents of eight dollars went to food and expenses.
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Chicago
Tate
Selma Peterson
Wussalt Hite
Flor Reson
Lack a Chair For Execution
Indianapolis reports indicate Brovedursctin of Mast Chicago was sentenced to die by electric chair by the criminal court at Crown Point for murder. Officials at Michigan City prison said lack of funding since a legislature changed the method to electrocution prevents carrying out the decree. same issue blocks Ju racha and Harry Rasco at Terre Haute.
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Indianapolis
Omulus
Brove Dursctin
Chicago
Crenry
Crown Point
Turedha
Michigan City
Juracha
Ani Isout
Harry Rasco
Herre Haute
Jamestown Police Chief Won't Resign Amidling Misconduct Charges
Chief Frank A. Johnson of Jamestown faces possible formal misconduct charges after an executive session of the Common Council. A majority report supported drafting charges, while a minority opposed it, amid claims of political factionalism and questioned the motive behind the move.
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Johnson
Jamestown
N.Y
Common Council
Frank A. Johnson
Wailerstood
Safety Meet in Pittsburgh Aims to Cut Mine Death Toll
Leaders of the Safety First movement gather in Pittsburgh for a three day conference to discuss methods and results in reducing deaths in mines and quarries. Attendees include mine operators engineers and surgeons from major U S companies. A coal dust explosion demonstration is planned at Bruceton and visits to the Bureau of Mines experimental mine are scheduled.
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United Press
PiTtsburgh
United States
Safety First
Bureau of Mines
Pittsbore
Mlulog
Argenal Park
Tumbors
Esperimental
Bureau of Milnes
Bruceton
American Mine Safety Association
Deaf bookkeeper defeats Rockefeller in golf match news
Horace Buell Jr., an Illinois delegate to a deaf mutes convention in Cleveland, reportedly beat John D. Rockefeller in a golf match during a shop visit. Buell recalled the encounter and noted Rockefeller’s later remarks about charity efforts.
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United Press
Chicago
Horace Wiuell, Jr
Boutkeemr
Iimmell
D. Rockefeller
Milwel
Kuell
Cleveland
Ater
John D
Canyon
Honry
Rockefeller Himsalf
Usu
Biegele
Buell
Corry residents urge Donn's Kidney Pills proof
A public testimonial from D. J. Cook of Corr, Ta asserts Donn's Kidney Pills cure kidney trouble and claim permanent relief. He recalls endorsing the remedy in 1909 and urges others to buy at Ames & Co’s store. 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Donn
Ames & Co
Deve
Sal
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