Ecuador aims for recovery under Ayora reform drive
Rodney Dutcher reports from Guayaquil on Ecuador's postwar push to revive its economy. A Kemmerer mission reshapes finance while new railways, diversified crops, and growing American investment spark development. President Ayora leads a cabinet of intellectuals as hopes rise for constitutional restoration and growth in exports, machinery imports, and oil potential.
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Henador
United States
Europe
Chile
Peru
Lindbergh
American Fuel & Transportation Company
Standard Oil
Anglo-Ecuadoran
Ecuadora
Germany
Hoover
Ecuador
Isidro Ayora
Ayora
Surgeons aim to give a girl feet through pioneering operations
In Chicago, January 22, surgeons at University of Illinois College of Medicine plan unprecedented procedures to create foot substitutes for a five year old girl born without feet. Dr Henry Bascom Thomas leads orthopedic efforts to form muscle tissue into functional feet and includes post operative exercises. The girl's name is not disclosed.
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Chicago
University of Minois College of Medicine
Henry Bascom Thomas
Hite
Longtime Huron resident Caroline Gunderson obituary
Caroline Hendrickson born January 13 1846 in Skjetsomo Sogn Norway died January 18 1929 at 83. five days She married John Christian Gunderson November 7 1870 immigrated to the United States in 1880 moved to Dakota in 1881 then Huron Raised Lutheran and helped organize local Norwegian Danish and American Lutheran churches Survived by four daughters two sons and numerous grandchildren She helped care for settlers and housed pastors Funeral at American Lutheran church January 20 1929 Interment Riverside cemetery Also notice to creditors Estate of John L Krapf Deceased notice to present claims six months after publication to administrator Otto L Krapf Beadle County South Dakota December 29 1928 No 224 advs
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Caroline Hendrickson
Skjetsomo Sogn
Norway
Johm Christian Gunderson
United States
Chicago
Dakota
Huron
Gunderson
Winona
Mina
Zuron
Clara, Gunderson
L. Adum
John Melum
Henry Iverson
Harold Gunderson
Margaret
Harold
Caroline
Louise
Marian
Alice Melum
Jeanette Rath
Anns Mae Iverson
John L. Krapf
Aix
Beadles
Otto L. Krape
Eviate
John L. Krapt
T. M. Sborioris
Fox Shot Near Howard After Long Hunt
Jan. 22 A group of 14 Howard hunters fired at a fox pursued across fields and a slough. James Foster led the first shot, the fox evaded multiple volleys, and Ole Lettdahl finally ended it with a shot. Lettdahl later bought the animal for 20 dollars. Hunters plan to seek the foxes den after sightings of four foxes in the area.
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Howard
Harbood
Ned
James Foster
Ole Leftdahl
Mr. Lettdahl
Martin Lee
Partle
Blaze Destroys Harrold Farm Home
Harrold, Jan 22. Emil Fitch estimated five thousand dollars in losses from a fire that destroyed his house and household goods while the family was away. Ira Sunday is named as the culprit. No insurance was carried.
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Harrold
Emil Fitch
King Amanullah Dethronement Story of Turban Incident
Berlin dispatch quotes German refugee Mrs Hetzel describing Amanullah sacking a turbans head in Kabul after reforms forced European dress. The account ties the act to Muslim insult and suggests palace treachery and rebel testing of forgiveness by Bacha Sakat Habibullah Khan.
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Berlin
Amanullah
Afghanistan
Hetsel
Kabul
Isha
Hetzel
Bacha Sakat
Habibullah Khan
Bicha Sakat
Attack on Kabul Ignites After Deceptive Voice Trick
A man impersonating a voice telephoned Aman Ullah and the provincial governor claiming to act for the King. He said Bacha reported to him and urged removal or binding of Hadi. Bacha revealed the ruse and vowed to come to Kabul. He attacked the capital the following day.
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Amanullah
Bacha
Maliak Gaya
Hadi
Kabul
Fire devastates large district in Constantinople
A fierce wind fanned a massive blaze in Constantinople destroying about 200 houses and leaving more than a thousand people homeless. Streets froze as residents sought shelter, and the blaze continued to spread through the district. Local authorities issued notices to assist displaced families.
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Constantinople
Famous Thoxine cough remedy ad claims instant relief
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a safe cough remedy free of chloroform and other harmful drugs. It markets Thoxine as soothing irritation and addressing the internal cause, promising quick relief and money back guarantees. Available in 36e 6Ge and 1.00 from all druggists.
Alcohol distilling plant raided in Sioux City
Federal agents and police uncovered a large alcohol distilling plant at 23 West Third street in Sioux City. In Gothenburg Nebraska 2000 gallons of finished alcohol and about $20 000 worth of distillery equipment were seized. Mr and Mrs James G Middle of a Brady crossing fatal crash left two dead after their car was hit by a Union Pacific train.
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Sioux City
West Third Street
Gothenburg
Ner
James G. Middle
Here
Unioni? Pacific
Brady
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