Cheating Death Twice A Harvey Boy Survives Two Accidents
A 19 month old Harvey boy was treated at Ingalls Memorial Hospital after a safety pin was removed from his throat. The next day he fell from a second story window, suffering a skull injury, and was rushed back to the hospital. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Norieul residing on Turlington Avenue.
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Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Harvey
Hame
John Novieul
Turlington Avenue
Norieul
Harvey Tribune
Calumet City police raid 29 arrests at disorderly houses
Police last weekend conducted three raids on alleged disorderly houses and gambling joints, arresting 29 men from Calumet City Hammond Chicago Indiana Harbor Hessville and Harvey. The largest haul was at 5 Plummer avenue with thirteen men arrested including Chas Price alleged proprietor for operating a disorderly house and selling liquor. Funeral services for Chas Rodanes were held at St. Victor's Church after injuries from a vampire auto on Burnham Avenue. Mary Vorster a nurse at the Calumet City baby clinic will sail for Asia with the American University. The charity group hosted a dinner in her honor. Andrew J. Stachowitz and family returned from Stone Lake Wisconsin. Frank Stachowicz sits as police magistrate while Judge Joan Kowalski is away. Steve Kosecki returns to work after two weeks vacation. Joe Thevion is back after three weeks of treatments in Hammond. Local teachers return for upcoming commencement between September 3 and 9. Judge and Mrs. Martin Finneran and Irene Fredorowicz motor northward via postal card. Joseph Stommell tours Wisconsin and upper Michigan, expecting Labor Day return.
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Calumet
Calumet City
Hammond
Chicago
Indiana Harbor
Hessville
Harvey
Plummer Avenue
Chas. Price
Chas. Rodanes
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Burnham l Avenue
St. Victor’s Church
Mary Vorster
Asia
American University
Miss Worster
Andrew J. Stachowitz
Stone Lake
Wis
Frank Stachowicz
Joan C. Kowalski
Steve Kosecki
Joe Thevion
Calumet City Bank Bldg
Martin Finneran
Irene Fredorowicz
St. Paul
Joseph Stommell
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Labor Day
Peace in Self Surrender
A compact aphorism by Phillips Brooks on the soul yielding to others. The text stresses an overwhelming impulse and perfect trust as the path to enduring peace and delight through total self surrender to the life of other people.
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Phillips Brooks
Murder case in Blue Island linked to ex-worker Coleman
Police believe the solution to Miss Lama Buchholz murder is near as six month suspicions center on Howard Coleman former Blue Island wire mill employee. George Morton identifies Coleman in a hut at a coal chute scene where hands were washed in coffee the night of the killing. Coleman was jailed in La Porte Indiana in February and later placed in an asylum by his relatives. Henry Buchholz demands public disclosure and status confirmation to confirm Coleman as the killer, noting the impact on his family.
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Lama Buchholz
Blue Island
Howard Coleman
Coleman
George Morton
TaPorte
Trl
Henry Buchholz
Buchholz
Ontario Divorces Could Prompt Parliament Action
Ottawa reports that Ontario petitions for divorce may push parliament to create a divorce tribunal. Premier Ferguson and Premier King are to confer before the winter session to resolve the disorganized debates that hindered passage last session. Quebec and other provinces send few petitions and Ontario has not yet sought a court, making approval uncertain amid religious opposition.
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Ottawa
Can
Ontario
Ferguson
King
Quebec
Prince Edward Island
Public health reassures on mechanical refrigeration safety
A joint statement by the U S public health service the bureau of standards and bureau of mines notes risks from ammonia sulphur dioxide and methyl chloride are small in single unit household systems. It cites high pressure leaks in multi unit Chicago deaths and urges improved construction or odorants to warn of leaks.
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Illinois Health Messenger
U. S. Public Health Service
Bureau of Standards
Bureau of Mines
Chicago
Ilinois
Illinois
Narrow Bering Strait Gap Between Continents
The strait’s narrowest point lies between Cape Prince of Wales on the American coast and East cape in Asia, spanning 36 miles across. The distance marks the closest reach between the two continents.
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Bering Strait
Cape Prince of Wales
American
East Cape
Asia
California Youth Promises Two Year Sunday Church Attendance
Eighteen year old Edwell Nash of Lindsay pledges to attend church every Sunday for two years after a raid on Lindsay peak yielded a cache of beer. Nash made the vow in Justice of the Peace J. P. King’s courtroom following his and friends’ boisterous drinking.
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Lindsay
Calif
Edwell Nash
Nash
Justice of the Peace
J. P. King
Lindsay Peak
Marathon Contests Popular in Texas Amid Headlines Craze
Texas burns with marathon fever as locals chase publicity in insane endurance stunts. Bill Williams of Hondo pushes a peanut up Pike's Peak, yo-yo records in Houston, croquet feats from Galveston to New York, and hoop rolling toward the same goal with letters of introduction to Mayor Walker.
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Texas
New York
Tor
Lone Star State
United States
Bill Williams
Hondo
Medina County
Williams
Pike’s Peak
Bill
California
Houston Ind
Tie
Ruse
Galveston
Gotham
G. Hart
L. R. Rose
H. P. Williams
Texas City
Toth
Jimmy Walker
Jimmy
Fort Worth
China
Rio Grande Valley
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Canada House
Western Newspaper Union
Henry Durr Ruble
Toledo
Ohio
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Desoto
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Mae A. Schnar
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