Car Chase After Akron Visit Ends in Narrow Escape
Druggist and merchants Mr and Mrs W A Marienau and their children visited friends in Akron Sunday. A car from the opposite direction tried to jump to their Woarevan car and a chase ensued for miles before the other vehicle fled. The five silver knives and forks stolen at the M E barber shop Wednesday are sought for return to the Ledger office with no questions asked.
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Highes daughter aids in Hawarden illness appeal
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Charles Tompkins 58 native of Sedan Kansas died of heart hemorrhage after twelve days illness at his residence northeast of Lreton. He was held in city jail until his wife settled release. Body shipped to Omaha for burial. Tompkins came April 20 to work on county road grading. The article notes local civic and business activity surrounding his death and subsequent investigations.
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30 000 Young Victims of Riots Reach Vienna Suffering Children
Amid widespread disease among children the Vienna crisis rises as rickets afflicts thousands. Eight leading humanitarian agencies join to raise $33 million for relief, food, clothing, and care for destitute and injured youngsters.
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Polish Childrens Plight Spreads Across Europe
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