Wilson's Common Sense Ear Drum
Louisville inventor George H. Wilson, once deaf, claims a metal-free device restores hearing instantly without visible gear. The ear drum fits all ages and can aid damaged ears, with letters from users across multiple countries supporting its effectiveness.
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Cornwell's Escape Noted With Bank Deposits Alarm
Fugitives bank president T G Cornwell is reported to have cleaned tiles and personal notes totaling nearly $200000 at the Bessemer Savings Bank. The institution's fate appears perilous as deposits may plunge while authorities investigate. Birmingham awaits further details and potential resignations.
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Births Deaths and Marriages in Local Notices
Births list Edward and Musa Stewart 92 Perust E F and Daisy Churchman 1419 N Delaware st bay. Harry and Kate Helfrich 19 NS Keynone-ave girl George W and Effie Madlock 1408 Hill ave Dov. Fred M and C M Murphy 1701 Millet st ari. Deaths Begsie Hayes 13 315 Toledo-at tuber culosis Eugene Burk 25 City hospital eun shot wound Robert McKee 80 1126 N Meridian al senility Elizabeth Hughes Stout-ave ava Han tumor Thomas J Eabert 52 City hospital mi tral requisitation James T Dumas 50 1202 EL Prattat unshot wound Henry Greenwail 69 City Nospital prontatitis Albertha Weathers 18 months city meaples Marriages Bdward BH Rasener Jessie Barnett Samuel Smith Lorna DB Rariiq Wade F Nit and Sarah F Lyons Building Permits Naduson Bros 1613 Martindale-ave haweK Frery Brow Villa-ave near Pieseant st barn B A Lowe 214 Minknerat shed 5 L H Finkbiner 26 E Vermont-st rags dwelling C M Quistey Morris-st near Lee dwelling 11794 Jamee Freeland 1M Lee-at reparrs
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Auto Trust New York Forms Industry Pact
The Association of Licensed automobile manufacturers in New York announces a nine year pact uniting gasoline car makers under the Selden patent. About 600 patents are pooled with $1,000,000 invested. Officers include F. Smith of Olde Motor Works Detroit and Barclay Warburton of Searchmont Philadelphia. Licensing members cover Winton Olds Packard Locomobile and more with New York as distribution center.
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Kentucky Manhunt for Missed Witness in Freeman Case
Jackson Kentucky June 13 Lieut Kin nard and soldiers sought Henry Freeman a missing witness tied to an alleged plot against Ki Mareum. Goodie Combs a relative claimed ordered by Judge Redwine to aid search but fired at fleeing men and then fled back. Freeman had left his home an hour earlier and Mrs Freeman could not confirm testimony relayed to Judge Tedwine who took no action against Combs.
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Narrow Escape After Flood Hits Mayfield Village
June 12 Wilkes Barre Pale reports a mountain reservoir overflow flooded Mayfield hamlet forcing 30 families to flee. Floodwaters reached 20 feet in the Glenwood mine shaft of the Erie company, with two workers escaping. Nearly all local collieries in the anthracite region contaminated.
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Flood recedes in St Louis as dykes stay patrolled
Flood conditions ease in East St Louis with the river gauge at 37.3 at 7 a m, down four inches since Friday. Dykes remain patrolled by militiamen and civilians, and rescue operations continue with steady effort.
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Donham Wins Dark Horse Victory At T. P. A. Meet
Indiana delegate James G. Thomas loses the presidency as E. W. Donham of Ohio takes the top spot by 134 to 88 with 16 for Immona. Indiana mostly supports Thomas while Kentucky and Missouri split. Other officers elected include LeBeaume, Ochs, Lover sateen, Beal, McKay, Rannenberg. Big parade concludes the convention with next year set for Springfield.
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Amanda Neblett Dies in New Belleville Home After 30 Years
Amanda Neblett, who had lived in New Belleville Brown County for three decades, died Saturday in Columbus Ohio. The notice, terse and dated June 13, lists her death location and residence, with fragmented OCR data following mentioning Jane Frank Mexinney and unrelated terms.
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George Hitz Accepts Prohibition Nomination for Indianapolis Mayor
In a Saturday letter to City-chairman W S Dean George Hitz the prohibitionist nominee for mayor accepts the nomination He pledges to appoint capable aids regardless of politics govern city affairs economically enforce laws impartially and support policy measures such as grade crossing abolition and same rate for met gas supply while appealing to property owners on improvements.
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Doct ors Handle Kings Brains Belgrade Autopsy Report
Belgrade June 13. An autopsy on Roy AiR N amer shows the brain not fully developed and weak. Theodosytten and ixander’s binel are noted in relation to a Thursday death. King Onawp Reems attends honorary ceremony with Sis regiment officials, asserting revolt links and military honor concerns.
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High Board Fences Stop Robberies at Bo97 Plant
Elwood Kansas June 13 1919 reports show recent thefts by factory employees at an American tinplate plant totaling over 3100 valuable materials seized over a year. Management erects a high board fence enclosing grounds and factory with a gatekeeper guarding a single entrance. Supt Clark notes prior losses exceeded 50000 annually before the fence and watchman system. The McBeth Evans lamp flue factory also enclosed by a fence yet still loses valuable items. In a separate incident William Vestal of a nearby farm died when his horse bolted sending the buggy top shield away, his face injured. The accident adds to ongoing concerns of safety and security in the area.
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New Trial Granted for Lady Cook in London Case
London June 18 The court grants a new trial in the case of Lady Cook. Details are sparse as the ruling is announced.
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Woman named Withire in damages case over private secretary claim
A fragmentary report describes a damages case involving a woman named Withire claiming damages related to her role as private secretary. The case centers on accusations connected to movements of her former husband, Lord Franny Goe, and a dispute with Mary Cook.
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Aged Man Robber Tells Life Story in Court
In Cleveland a feeble older man pleaded guilty to grand larceny after admitting he stole 800 dollars and valuables from the American House hotel and fled on horseback. He claimed to have served in the Civil War and described a life of earlier wealth and tragedy following his wife and children's deaths.
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No Advance in Prices of Skates and Sleds
Local hardware dealers foresee steady costs for winter gear as cold weather dampens summer trade. Ice skates and sleds remain affordable with prices for heavy overcoats and gloves rising only modestly. Forecasts suggest a snowy spell may boost demand, while eastern factories lag on orders.
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Hopson Hanged for Virginia Murder in Wise District
SARGENT Ky June 15 E A Hopson was hanged in Wise Virginia for the murder of John Balyers. He proclaimed innocence before execution as accomplices received 18 year sentences. Gov Montague refused to interfere in the case. Hopson’s three-day weeping reportedly moved witnesses.
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Singers Arrive For St Louis Festival
New York on June 13 passengers aboard the Auguste Victoria from Hamburg Southampton and Cherbourg include Frau Catherina Fleischer Edel Wilhelmarte renkov en and Stax Lohfing two singers for the forthcoming St Louis musical festival arriving to perform in the event.
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Wall-Sl News Summary of June Market Outlook and Commodities
June dispatch from New York reports mixed crop and labor outlook improvements per Dun and Bradstreet. Bank stocks surge with Morgan interests bullish. government guarantees and immigration trends noted. Grain and provisions markets show steady to mixed prices with detailed bid levels for wheat corn oats and pork products.
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Cincinnati Livestock and grain prices across markets
The report aggregates cattle hogs and sheep receipts from Cincinnati, Chicago and Toledo markets with price ranges. It notes fat cattle and heavy hogs, varying per market, plus grain futures quotes and local feedlot receipts across multiple U.S. regions.
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New York Stocks Edge Higher on Opening After Mixed Tone
Trading opened with mixed tone as New York stocks show activity led by slightly faster Peters and a firmer overall mood. Reading climbs on expectations of a favorable May earnings report while St Paul and Union Pacific firm despite bear pressure. markets await the bank statement sending traders to seek gains.
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