Maniac Autoist Manacles Women And Man In Shack
Mrs. Jean Jenkins and Katherine McMaman were abducted during a storm by a maniac driver Gus Grimes who forced them to a pit and chained a man inside a shack. Deputy sheriff rescues by freeing them and wounded attacker after bystander W. E. Boyd intervened. manhunt then spread county-wide.
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Omaha
Jean Jenkins
Katherine McMaman
Cleveland
Satakirte
Gus Grimes
W. E. Boyd
Grimes
Rotary meeting notes and campus grads in 1922
A 1922 Rotograms item lists meeting details with chairman Louis Round and secretary Carl Palaley, plus a club quote and a note about Attending Commencement. It reports Mr and Mrs Reynolds and Howard Reynolds Jr traveling to Indiana Pa for graduation exercises with Ella Reynolds listed as a graduate. The fragment ends with a remark about cyclones travelling in opposite directions.
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Louis Round
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Josh Wise
H. A. Reynolds
Howard, Jr
North Mercer Street
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Youngstown
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Ella Reynolds
Ford Offer for Muscle Shoals Endorsed by Committee
Washington June 3 A committee reviewing the matter recommends that the House accept Henry Ford’s offer for Muscle Shoals. The report argues the proposal meets national needs and would advance development of the site.
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Eutsnares
Washington
House of Representatives
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Airplanes Used To Hunt Rum Runners
Washington reports a grand assault against rum runners along the Canadian border using airplanes, sub chasers, and automobiles. Prohibition Commissioner Haynes announced the new effort, marking the first official acknowledgment of planes in the booze hunt.
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Washington
Haynes
Special Numbers At Park Service Cascade Park
Special numbers will be performed during the Sunday afternoon service at Cascade Park tomorrow afternoon. Music will be rendered by the park service choir and guest musicians. The event invites residents to attend and enjoy reflective pieces in the park setting.
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Cascade Park
Trinity service to feature Rev W T Reynolds address and music
At 2 30 o clock Rev W T Reynolds rector of Trinity Episcopal church will be the principal speaker. Trinity choir directed by Julian Williams will provide the music with Howard Wylie and violinist William Beinecke joining for special selections. The music is billed as an unusually attractive feature of the service.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity Choir
Jullian R. Williams
Howard Wylie
William Beinecke
Clove Fiend Case Shocks Denver Court
In Denver police court William Floyd Bruce described his wife as a clove fiend claiming she ingested cloves by the handful daily for two years. He said the practice harmed her health and was discharged after treatment for assault on his clove loving spouse.
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Denver
Wiliam Floyd Bruce
Bruce
Mrs Tilick to Speak at Croton Sunday Service
Mrs Tilick, a medical missionary from Mexico City, will address Croton M E Church after the Sunday school session, sharing work in the Mexical field. The talk will include exhibits and pictures, with Dr and Mrs Tilick participating in the evening service.
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Croton
M. E. Thurgh
C. R. Tilick
Mexico City
Feminine Bluebeard Convicted In Shelbyville Jury
In Shelbyville Indiana on June 3 Mrs Clara Carl was found guilty of second degree murder for poisoning her second husband Frank Carl by a Shelby county court jury. The verdict recommended imprisonment. Carrie B E Bowser has returned to the city after a nine month West visit.
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Shelbyville
Ind
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Frank Carl
Shelby Effeult
Carrie BE. Bowser, RR
Make Further Effort To Keep Coal Price Down
Washington June 3 The administration stepped again to curb coal profiteers during the strike by requesting leading retail coal dealers to come to Washington for a conference with Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover. The goal is to stabilize retail prices after mine price controls were fixed earlier.
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International News Service
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Coulter Property Sold for Church Parsonage
The property of C. C. Coulter at East Main and North Bay streets has been purchased by the Christian and Missionary Alliance church to be used as a parsonage. The deal includes an eight room frame dwelling and adjoining lot. Rev. H. F. Meltzer, pastor, and family will take possession later this month.
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C. C. Coulter
East Main
North Bay Streets
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H. F. Meltzer
Byler Locates Four More Wells
Jacob Byler of the Amish settlement north of the city locates wells using a peach tree limb. He reports success at sites on Logan Street Energy North Mercer Street Wilmington Junction and north of New Wilmington after twenty years in the business despite skepticism.
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Logan Street
Energy
Mercer Street
Wilmington Junction
New Wilmington
Byler
Felsch Loses Fight To Force Comiskey To Testify
Oscar Happy Felsch former White Sox outfielder failed to compel Charles A Comiskey and his son Louis to appear in Milwaukee Wisconsin court to answer questions about alleged knowledge of 1917 pennant fixing with the Detroit Tigers. Judge John A Gregory denied the motion.
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Milwacker
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Oscar
Felsch
White Sox
Charles 4. Comiskey
Comiskey
Sox
Detroit Tigers
John A. Gregory
Louis
Tiny Tot Tale Baby Powder Advertising Claim
An apparent medicinal powder advertisement promotes Tiny Tot Tale for soothing and healing a baby's diaper area. The copy touts purified talc boric acid and zinc compounds, with a doctor endorsement and an easy opening from Yeilkeys Pharmacy.
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Yeiileys Pharmacy
Balloon Lands Near Montreal After Weather Deterioration
An American balloon from the Milwaukee race landed in woods near Lake St. John county on June 1 after a rain squall. Major Oscar Westover reports the vessel descended one and a half miles west of St Andrew Quebec with ballast sacrificed to no avail.
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Sulletib
International News Service
Montreal
Milwaukee
Lake St. John County
Chamnord Junction
Washington
Woods Lake
St. Johna County
Canada
Army Air Service
Oscar Westover
Westover
St. Andrew
Quebec
Embezzlement Charge Against Maryland Bank Cashier
Edward F. Olmstead cashier of the First National Bank of Union Bridge Carroll County Md was arrested in Baltimore on a federal embezzlement charge for about 40080 in cash and Liberty bonds. Federal examiner Thomas F Kane stated the bank shortage may exceed 100000 as audits continued.
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Baltimore
Edward F. Olmstead
First National Bank of Union
Kane
Fruitless search for stolen dynamite in uniontown
Police in Uniontown have failed to locate hundreds of sticks of dynamite stolen from two powder magazines. Investigators now suspect an organized ring may be at work, possibly involving miners, with a regional getaway believed to be in the mountains. About a dozen explosions have occurred in recent weeks as special instructions go out to capture ring members.
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Uniontown
First Cascade Park superintendent disputed by readers
Readers contest Perry Barge as Cascade Park's first superintendent. They say F. C. Mc Gongle led the park at opening twenty five years ago, while a funeral director in the city today. The inaugural car was delayed by a dirt slide on the route, arriving at 12:30 PM after cleanup.
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Perry Barge
Cascade Park
F. C. McGongle
Radishes to Living Long, Prince Troubetskoy Says
Paris reports Prince Troubetskoy, famed sculptor, endorses radishes tomatoes and nuts as perfect food and claims they sustain long life. He plans to sell his Hollywood villa and relocate to Lake Maggiore, Italy to live on uncooked garden produce.
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Paris
Prince Troubetskoy
Hollywood
Lake Maggiore
Italy
Train Wreck Blamed On Wreckers Near Marshalltown
M A R S H A L L T O W N I A June 3 Train wreckers are believed responsible for a derailment of a Chicago and Northwestern train from Omaha to Chicago six miles east of here last night no evidence of tampering found twenty one persons injured two seriously International News Service Washington June 3 The world will be bone dry in five years says William E H Johnson prohibitionist author of the predicted dry triumph Speaking in a church Johnson cited India and other regions as showing progress of the dry movement He also notes the Volstead Act as a success in the United States Akron resident Oliver White returns home after a week with his mother Mrs George White and will spend vacation in Akron Society of Antiquaries of London founded in 1474.
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Saat Nleht
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William EH
Johnson
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Englland
India
Volstead Inn
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