Tragedy In New Germantown Ends In Murder Suicide
In New Germantown Dr Campbell performing an operation on Morrison evidence shows the surgeon and Morrison died from the operation and poison respectively. Luther Ray Baisel reported two bodies found in the Morrison home with a vial of potassium cyanide nearby. District Attorney Rice arrived and a coroner verdict declared Morrison died of operation effects while Campbell died by poison in a personal crisis.
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Myglee-Chlin Ee Hey
Ivas
Luther Ray Baasel
Morrikon
Ray
Doeter
Dr. Campbell
Morricon
Prower
Rice
New Bloomafield
Guru
Morrison
New Germantown
Morrisons
Heir Born to Julian Story Wife Elaine Bohlen
In Parla on Aug 16 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Julian Story. Elaine Bohlen formerly Mrs Victor Sar and daughter of a former US consul, with ties to Philadelphia society. The story also notes a divorcee background and connections to notable families, including Halbach and Krupp. A separate report from Barre Pa notes a fatal shooting near town with a suspect arrested.
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Elaine _ Bohlen
Parla
Julianne
Story
Artlet Snondon
Elaine Mohlen
Victor Sar
United States
Conaut
Iorn
Waa
Emma
Eamon
Opera Ager
D. Murray
Boblen
Heatnut
Hill
Philadelphia
Nelly
Engve von
Bohlen
Halbach
Bertha Krupp
U Uited
Fillé
Here
Anthony Dane
M. Maloskle
Rockefeller on aviation and a forest hill land station idea
The interview sketches John Rockefeller’s stance on air travel citing his reluctance to invest in airships while noting a proposal to build a land station for aviators at Forest Hill, his summer estate. T. Coleman Dupont plans a European visit for medical consultation. Evan Dupont of Jonestown to accompany him.
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Frank Goodale
Aadal
Waa
Iva
Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Rockefelter
le Wan
T. Coleman Dupont
Wilmington
Europe
Evan Dupont
Jobnetown
Mayor Gaynor Improves After Gunshot Wound
New York surgeons keep vigil over Mayor Gaynor fearing a secondary hemorrhage that could prove fatal if not checked within minutes. Bullet fragments remain embedded. doctors plan no immediate operation, focusing on infection prevention and ongoing blood tests.
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New York
Gaynor
Gaynot
Deaf Hear On Pike's Peak Summit
Edward B Hainey delegate to the World's Congress of the Deaf stood atop Pike's Peak 14347 feet up and heard buzzing and faint sounds though he remains deaf most of his forty years. At Manitou 8000 feet lower he was deaf again.
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Colorado Springs
Cot
Pike's Perk
Edward B. Hainey
Congress of the Deaf
Pike's Peak
Halvey
Haivey
Manitou
Child Swallows Pennies in Pottaville Tragedy
In Pottaville on August 16 Dora Storie, eight years old, nearly died after swallowing eight pennies. Doctors removed the pennies from her stomach with an osmetic instrument. The coins were reportedly placed there for cures, and none of the family could explain why they were given. The girl lay near death awaiting recovery or further complications.
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Pottaville
Dora
Miveraville
Cotaata Ser
Colonial of modern type home plans in Saxton edition
Reproduction of a colonial style residence labeled DUNE In Armour design No 926 offered with complete plans and specifications. Two story layout features oak or maple floors with white enamel second story and mahogany stained birch trim. Construction cost listed at 4600 dollars excluding lighting and plumbing. Plans available via editor Glenn L Saxton for 30 dollars in the 1920s context.
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Medicim
Leuting
Phunblog
Glenn. L
Saxton
Twain's Clothes Reflect Personal Effect and Vanity
In a portrait from Harper's Magazine, Mark Twain is described wearing a sheepskin coat with the fur out during a first meeting, highlighting his love of striking personal effect. The piece notes his red hair and mustache, his Oxford gown in later years, and a belief that tailoring and costume reveal his character, while warning against vanity.
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Mark Twain
Tfe
Myolds
Heston
Clemens
Broadway
Tulin
W. D. Howells
Harper’s Magazine
Clover Blossom Rental Deal At Whit School Board
Michigan school board approves a ninety nine year land lease with Neil J. Berston for the Mint Union site. Annual rental to be paid with a ceremonial tribute by a board member who plucks a clover blossom from senior owners’ lots each spring.
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Michigan
Mint Union School
Neil J.rerston
Seniol Board
Berston
Slayings, clues and odd notes in early August news
Cleveland reports a possible clue to the murder of William Tarlee, tied to Madison residents and a visiting man seeking a Cleveland newspaper. In Pottstown a gun ownership dispute led to a nine‑stab assault on Franklin Street bridge, with suspect escaping and victim in hospital.
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Cleveland
Madison
Pottstown
Franklin
Charles Meskerat
Hatle
Credit to Sacrifices Hurts Baseball Scoring Rules
Baseball writer argues for redefining sacrifice in scoring to credit runners who advance on outs or outsfield plays, not just bunts. He cites faster running, base theft risks, and old timing where fielders tag runners well, urging a return to fair credit across hit types and improved run support.
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Clark
Griffith
Cauuot
Orst
Als N Loughy
Reds
Infeld Stationers
Infelders
Brooklyn Infield Alumni Tangle Through Baseball Leagues
The Brooklyn infield once featured Daubert Lennox Tony Smith and Edgar Lennox, all having earned N G ratings from leaders who employed them. Napoleon Lajoie, Connie Mack, Garland, Jacob Stahl and Vonnie Mack are cited as key figures in their varied pro paths. Pirates also faced a revolving door of first basemen in recent seasons.
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Lennox
Tony Smith
Brooklyn Infield
Jake, Daubert
Edgar Lennox
N. G
Napoleon Lajoie
Tony
Smith
Garland
Jacob Stahl
Connie Mack
Pennsylvania
Washington
Leonox
Tristate
Vonnie Mack
Baseball Scores and Odds From Major Leagues
Broad scores recap across American and National Leagues with Chicago, New York, Boston, St. Louis and Philadelphia tallying games. Details include batteries and players, standings in several circuits, and scattered league notes.
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Cleveland
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Mor
Ada
Livingston
Young
Bemis
Exsterk
Gievetanil
Bender
Thomas
Washington
Detroit
Worke
Loudell
Bonmidt
Johnson
Beckendorf
Chicago
New York
Warhop
Sweeney
Louis
St. Loula
Ational’ League
Rooklyn
Brook
Brown
Barner
Miller
Erwin
Bauares Richie
Elffer
Aveher
Rork
Pittsburg
Latfield
Gibson
Mathewson
Myers
Alisa
New’ York
Pittsbure
Baterles
Camnitz
Gibsons
Wiltge
Seblel
Boston
Borton
St. Louis
Harmon
Fusaghan
Ferguson
Raridon
Trenton
SQ -Louis
Zmich
Phelps
Burke
Philadélphia
Cincinnat! — Post
Cincmith
Fitabre
Gioibrook
Yaphy
Pittlada
Fragmented quotes from early 20th century dailies
A garbled OCR style sample cites lines such as Thats just ike n nan and Never liuugry except on the nights when I are a picked up supper from the Detroit Free Press and Detroit Free Stress plus a New York Sun note about a boy who liked creaking shoes and a cat of fortune with flat wheels from the New York Sun.
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Nan
Detroit
Bocker
Ani
New York Sun
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