Ford Prefers Rail Travel To Flying With No Desire To Fly
Henry Ford says he has never been off the ground in a plane and likely never will. He favors aviation research but avoids flying, citing traffic and desire to relax while riding. He explained Ford Air Service between Dearborn and Chicago is a serious transport study, not mass aircraft production. Mrs. Edward S. Bailey of Chicago is noted as the only woman in the country with a bricklayers union membership card, earned during cornerstone laying for a Chicago federation of women's organizations project.
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International News Service
I. N. 5S
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford Air Services
Dearborn
Chicago
Ford Air Service
Ford
Chicago-Dearborn
Edward S. Bailey
The
Bricklayers Union
Better
Chicago Federation of Women's Organizations
Doctor Unable To Rewin Wife Shoots Himself In Chest
Dr Gregory Lukianoff of New Orleans shot himself in the chest after attempts at reconciliation with his wife, who had returned to New York to live with her parents. He was in serious condition in a New York hospital with slight chance of recovery. The Lukianoffs had separated three years earlier.
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New Orleans
New York Hospital
International News Service
New York
Lukianoffs
Lukianoff
One Death From Heat Reported In Philadelphia
Heat wave in Philadelphia today brought a high around 91 degrees and relief from a refreshing breeze. The health department reported one death and one prostration yesterday, with George Simmons an iceman dying after collapsing at home.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Health Department
George Simmons
Otto Stinnes Recovers From Hasty Mexican Operation
Otto Stinnes son of the late German industrial leader passed a comfortable night and recovered today after a hurried appendicitis operation at Mexico City. German specialists performed the procedure, one previously a World War front service member. Stinnes aimed to establish oil stations for a German steamer line serving Mexico.
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International News Service
Mexico City
Otto Stinnes
Stinnes
Mexico
Brothers Meet First Time At Fete In Omaha
In Omaha Nebraska on June 2 1889 two half brothers aged 79 and 53 met for the first time. Joseph Lohlein from Thermopolis Wyoming and Nick Lohlein from Albany Minnesota traveled to join their brother Martin 71 for his golden wedding celebration. They were born near Sun Prairie Wisconsin to Mr and Mrs Adams Lohlein.
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Neb
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Nick Lohlein
Thermopolis
Wyo
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Nick
Albany
Minn
Joe
Sun Prairie
Wis
Adams Lohlein
Baltimore
Mahoning Bar Dean William J Lawthers Dies in Youngstown
William J. Lawthers 87 longtime Mahoning county bar dean and former mayor died early today in Youngstown from infirmities of age. He had retired from law practice ten years ago.
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Youngstown
William J. Lawthers
Mahoning County
Cuticura Heals Infant Skin Rash, Mrs Spisoff Says
A mother reports her three month old daughter developed a severe facial rash with itching and eruptions. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, including two boxes, the child healed. Mrs Mary Spisoff 365 Main St Steziton Pa notes the cure in a June 11 1924 testimonial.
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Mary Spisoff
Main St
Steziton
Bessemer Junior High To Present Operetta Tuesday
Bessemer Junior High will present the operetta The Mound Builders Tuesday evening. The story shows Indian life with braves on a deer hunt, a camp raid in their absence, and a timely return to save the camp. Directed by Joseph Martin with musical selections by the orchestra and named soloists.
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Bessemer
Mound Builders
Moore sisters visit New Bedford kin and local visitors
New Bedford residents note visits from Miss Emma Moore of Youngstown and Miss Ethel Moore of New Castle to sister Mrs O Bailey. Abe Grover formerly of New Bedford spent the weekend with local friends. Other townspeople include Lyman Funk from Monaca and John Wallace with Frank Spencer and W W Spencer from New Castle.
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Hubbard
S. E. Cover
Merthine Cowden
John Cowden
Youngstown
J. D. Cooper
Lee
Masury
C. A. Moorhouse
James Garghill
William Corbet
Lucy Moorhouse
Warren
Emma Moore
Ethel Moore
New Castle
O. Bailley
Abe Grover
New Bedford
Lyman Funk
Monaca
John Wallace
Frank Spencer
W. W. Spencer
of Hubbard
Youngstown Man Beaten To Death
Frank Tislar, 35, was beaten to death with a gas pipe last night as he stepped off his back porch. Police search for Mike Gruich, a board er in the Tislar home, who allegedly attended to Tislar’s wife.
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Youngstown
Frank Tislar
Mike Gruich
Tislar
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