Berlin grocer's voyage ends in shipwreck off Kiawah Island
Paul Mueller, a Berlin grocer sailing the Aga from Miami to New York, wrecks near Kiawah Island. After a gale and fire signaling, he and Charleston man Fritz Strocel reach Snake Island and later Charleston. Mueller mourns his failed voyage and a hoped-for marriage with a girl in Berlin.
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Charleston
Kiawah Island
Here
Aga
Paul Mueller
Berlin Grocer
Atlantic
New York
Miami
Muller
California
Kiawah
John Island
Fritz Strocel
Johns Island
Snake Island
Berlin
Many Events at K and Picnic Prize Contests
A village picnic features multiple contests with prizes donated by local businesses. Events include tobacco writing, nail driving for ladies, paddle race, pie eating, and a wheelbarrow face contest. Prizes range from tobacco, candies, and cookware to a flour sack and shirt.
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Nentwig and Slicker
Oyd’s
Star Cleaners
Uley
Hillside
Liquet & Meyers Toten Co
Lawrence Grieshammer
Leo Nentwig
Penney
Pope Drug
Lea
Neutwig
A. Brendenberger
Hawkeye Kodak
Ma. Power & Light Co
Baby Bee Canty Co
Ladiles
Bemhoom
Mike Nacy
Coca Cola
Joel Randazzo
Sam Yyveler
Nentwig
Schoenen Faint and Wallpaper Co
Dulle Milling
Miller Clothing
Brokers Loans Fail to Effect the Upward Trend
New York stock market extends a brisk rally despite unchanged 10 percent call money and expectations of stable rates. Public Utilities chemicals and rail shares lead gains as gold imports from England and May railroad statements shape movements. Notable climbs include Commercial Solvents to a new high and Otis Elevator to a top, while Wright Aeronautical and United Aircraft face mixed trading.
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Associated Press
Financial Sciilor
New York
Federal Reserve
England
Barnsdall
Otis Elevator
Auburn
United Aircraft
Wright Aeronautical
AL Chem & Dye
Amn. Can
Amn. International
Amn. Locomotive
Chrysler Corp
Collorado Fuel & Iron
Col. Gas & Elect
Consul Gas
Continent
Curtiss Acre
du Pont de Nem
Erie R. R
Fish Rubber
General Elect
Géneral Motors
Gold Dust
Goodrich
B. F
Goodyear Tire
Great Northern Ry
Prdé
Green Can Corp
Hudson Motor Car
Hupp Motor
Ceneral
Harvester Ga
Nick
Tel
Johns-Manville
Eas
City South Ry
Kelly-Springfield ‘Tire
Kennecott Cop
Kolster Radio
Kroger Groovery
Mack Trucks
Marland Oil
Mo. Pacific
Kas, & &Tears
Montgomery Ward
Wat. Cash Register
New York Central
N.Y
NH & Hartford
North
Amn, Co
Norther
Survivor Al Hurd Refuses Macon Jail Release
Al Hurd, 77, a Custer massacre survivor, remains in Macon Jail amid talk of release on costs. He refuses to leave, declaring he will stay for six months for possession of liquor, despite sheriff and judge hints tied to the massacre anniversary.
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Macon
al Hurd
Ironized Yeast Weight Gain Advertisement Claims
Pitched as a health ad, it urges skinny individuals to take Ironized Yeast for rapid weight gain and renewed vigor. It promises improved color, energy, and appearance with safe tasting tablets, noting money back if not delighted.
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St. Olly
Betty Ford as a Young Prodigy in San Francisco
A fragmented San Francisco report recalls Betty Ford at 17 and earlier at age 10 reading 1400 books. It hints she was viewed as a laboratory specimen under scholarly observation by professors, in a figurative sense, with implied curiosity about her unusual intellect.
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Betty Ford
San Francisco
Betty
Ford University
Campbell Ford
Lewis L. Terman
Anna Head High School
Berkley
Stanford University
Stanford
Judge John M. Dawson Dies in St. Joseph Missouri
John M. Dawson aged 66, former judge of Missouri's third district, died at his home in St. Joseph. He served Nadaway County as prosecuting attorney for three terms, was circuit judge from 1916, re-elected in 1922, and defeated for re-election by 15 votes in 1923. He had earlier lived in Alaska where his father served as territory court judge.
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ST. Joseph
John M. Dawson
Third
Stomach Disorder Symptoms Warn Tongue Coating
Coated tongue signals digestive trouble and fatigue, linking to bowel pains gas sour stomach and dizzy spells. Tanlac is advertised as a remedy made from herbs and roots with a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
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Tanlac
Mediacine
Brother-in-law kills St Louis man in home shooting
Sam Wes Himeles a 38 year old president of a cleaning and dyeing company was shot five times in his St Louis home by his brother in law Frank Weiss 30 who surrendered to police Weiss said he acted after his sister accused Himeles of improper advances and investigators said a pending commitment case to a sanitarium was noted Weiss held on inquest awaiting results It was also noted Himeles his wife and relatives faced illness and legal actions in the recent period The article ends with a non sequitur about the Great Pyramid of Egypt
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ST. Louis
Sam Wes Himeles
Inaw
Frank Weiss
Weiss
Himeles
Miss Clalice Weiss
Hodgen
Clayton
Constable Killed During Drinking Party at Hayti
Witnesses at a Justice hearing testified that a fight during a drinking party led to the slaying of Elmer Voile, constable at Black Island, rather than a liquor raid. William Hornbeck, a Black Island farmer, was ordered held for trial on a first degree murder charge after deputies and Voile planned a raid and a fight broke out over a keg of whiskey.
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Hayti
J. A. Johnson
Elmer Voile
Godiah
Black Island
William Hornbeck
Woile
Prominent St Louis Real Estate Man Dies on Street Car
ST LOUIS June 27 AP Marshall P McArthur 63 longtime prominent St Louis real estate man died on a street car yesterday on his way home from heart disease.
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ST. Louis
Marshall P. McArthur
Louis
Closely Pursue Bandits Who Robbed Postoffice
A sheriff's posse in Trenton Missouri believed in close pursuit of two men who robbed the Spickard postoffice last night, taking between 20 and 30 dollars.
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Trenton
Spickard
Springfield Bank Officials Convicted in Federal Case
Springfield Missouri June 27 AP three officials of the defunct First National Bank of Springfield were convicted by a federal court jury on ten counts of misapplication of funds and conspiracy to defraud. Sentencing deferred to July 22 for appeal. Acquitted four directors. The trial followed a $95 000 loan from the Sorin field clearing house merged into Greene County Bank in 1926. The government cited about $85 000 paid from bank funds though the loan was private. Jury deadlocked five times. trial lasted six days.
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Springfield
New First National Bank of
Reeves
J. C. Peighter
Sam L. Eslinger
B. L. Davis
F. P. Lippman, Jr
Richard Leipman
Fred W. Stigman
Lou Noland
Sorin Field Clearing House
Bank of
Greene County
Pny
Jaury
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