Alvin Tryon Dies After Prolonged Illness in City
Alvin P. Tryon age 44 longtime local miner died at his home 159 Fourth Street Southeast at 6 this morning after more than eleven months illness. Survived by widow Maggie and children Harry John Arthur Fern Pansy and Max. four sisters Mrs Othellox Mrs Moses Cardwell Mrs Ruth Advance and Mrs Emma Curl. Moose lodge member with funeral plans not announced.
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Pansy
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Linton
Ruth Advance
San Diego
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Denver
Moose
Miner Dies in Bon Air Mine Accident Near Jasonville
David Lillico a Jasonville miner was killed and Ernest Kennet seriously injured in a Bon Air mine accident north of Jasonville on Saturday night. The men worked a night shift when the disaster occurred. it is believed to involve falling slate. Lillico died instantly and lived in Jasonville with a widow and several children. Kennet, a single man, sustained serious injuries but is expected to recover.
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Jasonville
Ernest Kennet
Bon Air
Lillico
Kennet
Sheriff’s deputy plan ends with stolen police car
Portmouth Ohio reports Sheriff Harry M. Dunham announced plans to name 100 citizens as deputies to pursue auto thieves. Within an hour, a thief stole his own automobile, undermining the sheriff’s war on car thefts.
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Portmouth
Ohio
Harry M. Dunham
Jackie Coogan’s Rival in Micky Bennett Bright Spot for Big Brother
Child star Mickey Bennett, seven, emerging as Coogan’s rival in the Rex Beach story Big Brother at the Grand for a two day run, after earlier film roles and stage lineage. Bennett, a member of Christie and Bennett vaudeville family, began on stage at four and a half.
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Mickey Bennett
Wonder
Big Brother
Allan Dwan
Rex. Beach
Mickey
Boston
Cappy Ricks
Tom Moore
God
Lake Rose
Charles Bennett
Christie and Bennett
Pollard
Morris Gest
Jesse L. Lusky
Harvard Receives Five Million Gift from Banker
New York banker George Beker, chairman of First National Bank, donates 5 million dollars to Harvard University. Announcement comes from Bishop William Lawrence, head of Harvard's 10 million fund campaign, halving his duties due to the gift.
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New York
George}. Beker
First National Bank
Harvard University
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Harvard
Buddhism Growing Across Europe Says Japanese Professor
T Suzuki a Japanese university professor touring from Europe observed unprecedented interest in Buddhism in Europe and predicted the faith would become the universal religion in England France and Germany.
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Honolulu
T. H
T. Suzuki
Europe
England
France
Germany
Sanctuary Named Near Roosevelt Grave at Oyster Bay
A bird sanctuary of about twelve acres has been established near the grave of Theodore Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. The new refuge aims to protect local avian habitat and provide a natural retreat for species common to the area.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
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