Ford Declares No Real Desire To Fly Or Drive Alone
Henry Ford voiced strong interest in aviation but said he has never flown and likely never will. He described Ford Air Service experiments between Dearborn and Chicago as a transport study rather than a mass aircraft venture and noted strict record keeping on engine performance, costs, and weather effects. He emphasized reliability over speed and the aim to learn through flight. Mrs. Edward Bailey of Chicago is noted as the sole woman in the country with a bricklayers union membership card, earned during cornerstone laying for a Better Homes project by the Chicago Federation of Women’s organizations.
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F. H. Praying
LON. S
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford Air Services
Dearborn
Chicago
Air Service
Ford Air Service
Chica-Go
Ford
Chicago-Dearborn
Edward Bailey
Bricklayers Union
Chicago Federation of Women’s Organizations
Doctor Shoots Self After Failed Reconciliation
Dr Greg ory Lukianoff of New Orleans shot himself in the chest after vainly trying to reconcile with his wife. He was hospitalized in serious condition with a slight chance of recovery. The Lukianoffs separated in New Orleans three years ago and Mrs Lukianoff had returned to New York to live with her parents.
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Ve Nonunal News Service
NEW BK
Gregory Lukianoff
New Orleans
Lukianoffs
Lukanoff
New York
One Death From Heat Reported In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 2 heat relief came with a breeze as the thermometer reached 91 degrees yesterday. The health department logged one death and one prostration linked to the heat. George Simmons an iceman died after collapsing in bed following the extreme heat.
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I International News Service
Philadelphia
Health Department
George Simmons
Otto Stinner Recovering After Hasty Appendectomy
Otto Stinner son of the late German capitalist and industrial leader passed a comfortable night and was recovering today from a hurriedly performed operation for appendicitis. The operation was done by German specialists, one a WWI front service veteran, as Stinner arrived to establish oil stations to serve a German steamer line between this country and Mexico.
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Iternational
Norigo City
Otto Stinner
Stinnes
Mexico
Brothers Meet First Time in Their Lives at Fete
In Omaha Nebraska on June 2 two brothers Joseph Lohlem 70 from Thermopolis Wyoming and Nick Lohlem 53 from Albany Minnesota met for the first time. They were distant relatives of Martin Lohlem 71 who was celebrating his golden wedding anniversary. Both were born near Sun Prairie Wisconsin to Mr and Mrs Adams Lohlemn. Joseph left Baltimore at 17 in 1872 to learn harness making. Nick was born that same year in July.
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Omah
Neb
Joseph
Nick Lohiem
Thermopolis
Wyo
Martin
Wreck
Albany
Minn
Nick
Jon
Sun Prairie
Wis
Adams Lohlemn
Baltimore
Mahoning Bar Dean Dies At Youngstown
William J. Lawthers aged 87, dean of the Mahoning county bar and former mayor, died early today in Youngstown from age infirmities after retiring from law ten years ago.
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Mahoning
Dean
Youngstown
William J. Lawthers
Mahoning County
Rash on Baby’s Face and Hands Healed by Cuticura
A three month old girl developed a itchy burning rash on her face hands and body. Scratching caused eruptions and crying, but after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the patient was healed. Signed Mary Spisof of Stecoton Pennsylvania, June 13, 1924.
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Mex
Mary Spisof
Main St
Steciton
Bessemer Junior High to Present Operetta Tuesday
Bessemer Junior High will present the operetta The Mound Builders on Tuesday evening June 2. Director Joseph Martin leads a program featuring Flower Song and Winds of Fifty Winters, piano duets, soprano solos, and various orchestra selections reflecting Indian life and a deer hunt tale.
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Bessemer
Ean
Audrey Snyder
Thelma Miller
E. Chaney
Clasael
Vipia
the Land of
Sky Blue Water
Joseph Martin
New Bedford Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Emma Moore of Youngstown and Miss Ethel Moore of New Castle visited their elder Mrs. O Bailley on Saturday. Abe Gruver formerly of New Bedford spent the weekend with local friends. Lyman Funk returned from Montreal for the weekend. John Wallace Frank Spencer and W W Spencer of New Castle were in town Saturday. Jer of Hubbard visited Mr and Mrs Charles McBride on Saturday. Gurr Jackson and sister Alzina were mentioned in the notes.
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Emma Moore
Youngstown
Ethel Moore
New Castle
O. Bailley
Abe Gruver
New Bedford
Lyman Funk
Monaca
John Wallace
Frank Spencer
W. W. Spencer
Jer of
Hubbard
Charles McBride
Gurr Jackson
Alzina
Courtland
Frank Jackson
Norman Ruby
Harry Brown
Mercer
Charles Stoner
Mise Nettie Rogers
Scienceville
Leon Murphy
Michigan
J., Zerlaker
Frank Zerlaker
Weekend visits dot small town notices
A string of weekend visits and social calls are noted across the area. Residents from Mercer Scienceville Hubbard Youngstown Warren Massuty Poland and nearby towns visited friends and relatives Saturday and Sunday including the Jacksons Rubys Browns and many Cowdens and Moorthouses with gatherings and a memorial service attendance.
Youngstown Man Beaten To Death On Porch
Youngstown 0. June Frank Tislar 36 was beaten to death with a pipe last night as he stepped from his porch. Police seek Mike Gruich, a boarder in the Tislar home, following a quarrel over alleged attentions paid to Tislar’s wife. Also notes Zona Gale feature and Massachusetts public school board aims.
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Youngstown
Frank Tislar
Foollee
Mike Gruich
Tislar
Bac
Porch
Gruich
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Hellmann
Richard Mellmann
Long Island City
N.Y
Hellmanns
Amber & Shell
Physicians’ Pharmacy
E. Washington Street
Oak Park Memorial Co
Oak Park Cemetery
Memorial Craftsmen of America
The
Citizens National Bank
Corner Mill and
Washington Sts
New York Hospital
Cuthura
Chrysler
Smith Bros
East North Street
New Castle, Pa
Chal Max Sales CO
Fourth Street
Ellwood City, Pa
Bessemer Junior High
Hona Gale
Zona Gale
Blade
Sunday World
Fone
Sunday
Massachusetts
Federation of Women's Clubs
Harry Lauder
Bell Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania
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