Croton Man Fires At Stranger In Home Intrusion
Margaret Helbley a 17 year old girl suffers nervous shock after an unknown man enters the Croton Avenue home of Mr and Mrs Samuel Helbley at 2 am. William Helbley fires at the intruder as he flees toward the golf grounds. Police seek a description from Mrs Helbley and the assailant remains at large.
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Croton
Margaret Helbley
Samuel Helbley
Croton Avenue
East Side
Golf Grounds
Helbly
William
Margaret
Thalr Lot
Mra
Helbley
William Helbley
Driven Insane By Heat Woman Leaps To Death From Roof
New York authorities blamed temporary insanity from a heat wave for Mrs Mary Loser 21 wife of Fred Loser leaping from a five story East Twelfth Street tenement with her one year old baby in her arms The baby died instantly the mother died later and a five year old boy nearby was struck by the falling bodies The incident followed a hot wave that had left the woman nervous according to her husband Fred Loser
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International News Service
New York
Mary Loser
East Twelfth Street
Fred Loser
Mr. McCracken
Commonwealth
McCracken
Min
Tie Dufford
Butler
Une
Business
mAan
California
New Castle
Idea
Johnson Bronze Company
Lehigh Company
Dufford Company
Dufford's
Carl Dufford
Hurrying Through Ber Months Amid Nervous Race
A fragmented verse laments constant haste in daily life from morning to night. It mentions December, courtship, marriage, divorce, and social bustle. The tone contrasts rapid activity with the fear of a sudden accident ending the rush.
Court Room Crowd Is Smaller Today in Trial of Mrs Best
The court heard Mrs Josephine Best calm amid strain as she sits with sister Mrs Gertrude Dunleavy and supporters Miss Eleanor Hannon and Mrs Rae Muirhead. Her pallor and wear show the toll of a long week of testimony.
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Josephine Best
Carl Dufford
Gertrude Dunleavy
Eleanor Hannon
Rae Muirhead
Mrs. Beat
Particu
Mrs. Dunleavy
War hero’s affinity haunts Miss McCormick visits tomb daily
Miss Murial McCormick daughter of Harold F. McCormick seeks spiritual contact with Lt. McKinlock, dead on a French battlefield. She visits his tomb in Lake Forest almost daily, offering flowers and turning to mediums to reach him. Her estranged mother is divorced from John D. Rockefeller Sr. and she has formed a close bond with Mrs. McKinlock as they pursue alleged spirit communication.
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H. C. Hamilton
Corresp
Chicago
Murial McCormick
Haroid F. McCormick
Harvester
George Alexander McKintock
Fclon
Miss McCommick
Lieutenant McKinlock
Lake Forest
Lieut. McKinlock
John D. Rockefeller
Mise McCormick
McKinlock
Former Justice Clark Bitten by Mad Dog at Home
International News Service reports former U S Supreme Court Justice John H. Clark was badly bitten by a mad dog at his residence in Youngstown Ohio shortly before noon. Mayor Rentz announced no traffic court Sunday morning and that W I Burns will preside, with plans to be away at Conneaut Lake for the week.
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Supreme Court
International News Service
Youngstown, O
John H. Clark
United States Supreme Court
Marriage Licenses Listed for Ellwood and New Castle
Thomas Clyde Steighter and Ellwood Christine Duella Duncan appear in marriage license records. Sumner F. Rowland and Anna M. McKibben are listed with New Castle as part of the license notices.
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Thomas Clyde Steighter
Ellwood
Christine Duella Duncan
Sumner F. Rowland
New Castle
Anna M. McKibben
Baltic Store Of Liquor Removed By U S Customs
United States customs officers removed Baltic liquor from the British Miner at the White Star pier after a delay caused by a telephoned order to halt. Public health officials later determined the liquor was for drinking, not medicinal use, and unloading resumed under authority overriding British seals.
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Sullstim
International News Services
York
United States
White Star Pier
Baltic
Public Wealth
Search For Boy In Freight Car Ends In River
The body of 10 year old Stanley Selvan of Brooklyn, believed to have been rocked in a freight car near Pennsylvania railroad yards, was found floating in the Boat River. Detectives had conducted a nationwide search after he disappeared last Monday while playing in the yards and went for a swim.
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International News Service
New York
Stanley Selvan
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tallroad
More Contribute To Milk And Ice Fund
A stream of donations to the Milk and Ice Fund grows as many city families lack funds for milk. Some households buy a pint daily for six to eight children, highlighting the charitable need. A prior note mentions Mrs. Diefendorfer and a police friend. A Ford, license 774-362, was stolen from near Cascade Park today in a police report.
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Mra. Diefendorfer
Cascade Park
President Harding visits Hutchinson in extreme heat during Kansas tour
President Harding arrives in Hutchinson amid record heat to speak at the fair grounds and greet farmers. Gov Davis and Sen Capper accompany him as crowds gather. He surveys wheat fields, pledges to lend a hand in harvesting and enjoys a promised biscotti as he departs for Denver.
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George RR. Holmes
Hutchinson
Hansas
Harding
Kansas
Fairgrounds
Kansas City
Mississippi
Denver
Colorado
Mangus
Davis
Senator Capper
Mr. Harding
Mellon Sailing on European Trip To Discuss Prohibition
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon sailed for Europe and refused to discuss the trip’s purpose. Indirect reports say he intends to meet with UK authorities to ease enforcement issues in foreign shipping and customs as courthouses address the U.S. prohibition act.
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Mellon
International News
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Europe
Tiwaa
England
State Department
White Star
Judge Emery Starts His Charge To Jury After 2 O Clock
In Lawrence County court Mrs. Josephine Best faces a jury in the killing of Carl Dufford. Judge Emery reconvened at 2 pm as McCracken argued for acquittal and Hildebrand for the Commonwealth. The jury is to receive the charge by 3:30 with testimony highlights reviewed.
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McCracken
Hildebrand
Josephine Best
Cx Court
Carl Dufford
Lawrence
L. McCracken
Best
R. Lawrence Hildebrand
Commonwealth
Aska
the Commonwealth
Yale Superman Is California Youth
Yale senior Francis Otto Matthiasson of Pasadena was voted by classmates as the man most admired, scholarly, brilliant, and likely to succeed. The faculty named him the senior who inspired peers and upheld Yale traditions. He was awarded $500 from the Snow prize fund, created in memory of Alpheus Henry Snow's husband, Yale Class of 1879.
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International News Service
New Haven
California
Yale
Francis Otto Matthiasson
Pasadena
Matthiesson
Alpheus Henry Snow
Washington, D. C
Snow
Thompson Hearing Continued July 11
Chicago June 5 To save the police more time to work up the case against Fred G. Thompson suspected of killing Richard E. Tesmer in a holdup the hearing of the man who poses as a woman was continued in municipal court today until duly Lt.
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International News Service
Chicago
Fred G. Thompson
Richard E. Tesmer
King of Belgians Sm injured in horse accident
King Albert of Belgium sustained a broken wrist when he was thrown from his horse today in Brussels. The international report from International News Services notes the incident occurred on June 3.
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Brussels
Albert
Belgium
Death Notice for Paul F. McAuley and Others
A death notice lists Paul Francis McAuley age 29 of 110 West Madison Avenue. Also noted are P White age 30 of Oakland and Mrs Julia Pawlowski BO street. The fragmentary text provides no further identifiable details.
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Paul Freancis McAuley
Weat
Madison Avenue
P. White
Oakland
Lows
Mra
Julia
Pawlowski
Strest
This Is The Summer That Was To Be Cold
The article recalls a severe cold spell last March when Canada faced 14 degrees and 25 below. Sir Frederick Stuart, head of the Canadian Meteorological Service, refused to guarantee a warm summer. Forecasters warned of a repeat of 1816, the year without a summer, yet yesterday the temperature surged to 98 degrees, undermining expert predictions and the Rosebone prophets.
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Canada
Sir Frederick Stuart
Metereological Service
Rev McAuley Killed by Train in Cleveland
Paul Francis McAuley aged 13, son of Mr and Mrs J B McAuley of 110 West Madison Avenue, was a brakeman for Baltimore and Ohio. He slipped while closing a switch and was run over by an engine, dying instantly. He had only four weeks with B and O and had worked previously at a Mahoning company. Funeral services will be Monday morning at 9 from St Margarets Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Paul Francis McAuley
J. B. McaAuley
West
Madison. Avenue
Baltimore , Ohio
Cleveland
Ohio
Round Non Sylvania Company
Mahoti
Jane
Harriet
Raymond Avi
Auler
St. Margaret's Church
St. Marys Cemetery
Heat and misfortune strike workers in Pittsburgh area
Reports from Flint and Pittsburgh recount a string of heat related incidents. Stanshots at News Miss Maxe McCormick collapsed at the Pitnam Egg storage plant, two tramps aided by stripping his clothing. Other victims include Emily Lunt who poisoned her child, Tony Afzia's death in Woodlawn, Harry Henry's chicken theft arrest, Harry Minor falling three stories, William Jeremish injuring himself while seeking relief, and GUL Lintner found dead after drinking tire extinguisher contents to sleep.
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Maxe McCormick
Boston
Pitnam Egg Company
Harry Minor
Pittsburgh
Yeeter
Mar
Wiliam Jeremish
Cain
Etna
Gul Lintner
Lancaneer
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