Woman attempts suicide with gas in kitchen
Mrs. F Elizabeth Heabouy, 22, of 14 East Fourth Street, turned on two gas jets and oven in her home. Neighbors alerted, emergency squad and police responded as firemen revived her with inhalator. She recovered but despondent over illness. No motive found. woman to recover.
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East Fourth Stree
Henry
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J. M. Baxter
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Meeting closes with prayer and March gathering at Mrs G F Smith home
The meeting ended with a prayer and attendees were told the next gathering would occur on March 0 at the home of Mrs. G. F. Smith. Miss Helena Stauffer of Walkeraville was announced as the speaker for the Bucge. CHIMNEY FIRE ALARM: Fire crews extinguished a chimney fire at 109 Water Street around 9:08 Sunday. Little damage reported. Chemicals were fed during the response. Commercial fox ranches in Alaska reportedly contain about 36,000 antinials. News Week and Today magazine merger announced by Vincent Astor, who will lead the combined publication. The first issue will carry News Week’s name and format with a page of editorial content by Raymond Motley. Astor has served as president of Today since October 28, 1939. Winston Childs Jr., director of News Week, will become vice president of the merged magazines. T. Williamson, formerly editor of News Week, will be executive editor.
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Helena Stauffer
Walkeraville
Citizens Truck Company
United Fire Company
Water Street
News Week
Today
Vincent Astor
Raymond Motley
Astor
Ocober
Winston Childs, Jr
T. Willianson
Body Found in Snowy Street Fatal Companions Case
Police found the body of Harry Wallet in Snow Street, with investigations focusing on two men, Wilhelm and Short, who were reportedly drinking before the incident. The district attorney noted the men had been drinking and fighting earlier, while confirming the death is under inquiry.
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Harey
BP Redovalle
Tae Thos
Biscor
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Wilhelm
Tiastete
New York Hotel Workers Set to Strike Over Wages and Hours
Bronx apartment building workers join a planned walkout as 4000 hotel staff including elevator operators and chambermaids threaten to strike at six Manhattan hotels. Police escort freed three strikers amid a dispute described as a “chain down.” Managers deny mass departure, while union leader Chris Houlihan says talks could speed up wage and hour negotiations.
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Detroit
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Doneehdeon Brown
John Thomas Smith
Glenn Room
New York
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Building Service
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Chanedown
Chree Co
Ano Gettempt
Tne
Chris Houlihan
Buildint Service
Employes Internationa Union
Oaid
Chart Bermaids
Belliops
Listmore
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The
Commodore
New Yorker
Pennsylsanna
Top
Houlihan
Tragedy on Goose Creek Bridge Claims Passengers
A Warrang ton Old Dominion train halted after a jumper leaped from the Goose Creek trestle near Betidan County. Jonked passenger Duan Duran, a five year resident, dove to help but perished. his body recovered by sheriff’s office divers. Friends say he faced housing and work troubles after his wife’s recent death.
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Warrangton
Old Dominion
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Duran
Old Betidaun
Gooe
Duan
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Simits
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