Hopkins Doctors Graft Bone In Broken Spine Of Patient
Johns Hopkins Hospital surgeons perform what they deem the most remarkable bone grafting operation in the institution. They transplant a piece of shin bone from the patient’s leg to the spinal column to replace a diseased vertebra in Forest Wieford of Newport West Virginia after a three year decline from a car crash.
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Johns Mopkins Hospital
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Nine counts against McCoy by grand jury
Ex pugilist Kid McCoy, 81, slouched in county jail after grand jury returns nine indictments for murder robbery and assault with intent to murder. Prosecution says trial within a month. McCoy’s lawyers challenge legality as they seek to show a concession by witnesses.
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Protestant Faith and War Strains European Churches
Chauncey W Goodrick, American representative of the Central Bureau for the relief of Evangelical Churches of Europe, says war and postwar disorder have harmed three fourths of European Protestants. He notes church state separation and new boundaries have left minorities with limited rights and many Protestants facing expulsion or church closures in Eastern Europe.
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Chautauqua
Chauncey W Goodrick
Central Bureau For the Relief of Evangelical Churches of Europe
F Urage
Coolidge Visits Home Town Club
President Coolidge visits the Home Town Club and inspects farm areas at headquarters. Secretary records and Vermont arrival are noted with preparing events and morning activities described in terse, fragmented text.
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Coolidge
Vermont
Fortune Shares Weary Messenger at Waldorf Astoria
A tale from New York says Arthur Fowler a drugstore clerk left a fortune to his coworkers and hospital staff. John Killackhey the cashier distributed checks ranging from 208 to 90 000 to humble hotel workers who cared for him while ill.
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New York
Waldorf
John Killackhey
Arthur Fewer
Wabdert
Eat
Pepe
Fowler
Bullacey
Steve Bee
Fragmentary OCR Nostalgia Note From Historic Page
The readable text hints at a fragmented reminiscence about places or events, mentioning terms like river, wars, and terms resembling a historical letter. It preserves no clear names, dates, or locations in this partial excerpt.
Dawes Attacks La Follette in Chicago Speech
Charles G. Dawes, newly announced Republican vice presidential nominee, campaigned from Evanston to Lincoln and Maine. He denounced Lafollette as extreme and praised Coolidge and Hughes, predicting peace in Europe and prosperity for the U.S. He criticized Wisconsin’s La Follette and accused him of breaking Republican ties.
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LA Follette
Chicago
Evanston
Charles G. Dawes
Maine
Augusta
Mr. Dawes
Lincoln
Neb
Coolidge
Lake Michigan
Lafollette
Rac
Marding
Hughes
Europe
United States
A. W Jefferis
Nebraska
Philadelphia man fined after collision near Main Street bridge
Otis V Tayler of Philadelphia was fined 5.00 and costs by Justice Powell after a noon hearing. Five witnesses saw him back from the curb into the street, causing skid marks and a Cadillac impact. Tayler admitted neglecting to signal but claimed he looked up the road and saw no car approaching.
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Cadillac
Philadelphia
Klean Leader Held For Robbing Church
Awwwated Pre News Market Tennessee August 20 reports William Moyers arrested on grand larceny charge tied to the robbery of St Marys Cathedral in Burlington Vermont. Moyers, described as part of a gang planning further actions, remained held on bond as deputies and state officials investigated the case and prepared extradition.
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Tenn
St Marys Cathedra
Burlington Vt
William Moyers
Letertys Teday
Toon
Cand Mayers
Usteuty
Pennsylvania liquor violators fill prison
State and federal authorities report fines totaling large sums and prison terms exceeding seven years for numerous violators. The crackdown began amid a January 1938 anti liquor campaign led by Major Ivan Adam, with multiple cases proceeding and several defendants receiving varied sentences.
Pine States pennant raised at Shore League park ceremony
The president of the American Baseball League presented the Pine States championship pennant yesterday at the park. Officials from the Shore League and Johnson pennant groups watched as leaders discussed next year’s push to secure a similar pennant for Salisbury and a hoped revival of the major rescue mentor program.
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Hoor Park
Johnson
Purney
Salsbury
Urtt
Government Tests Bandit Preef Cars In New York Albany Route
Officials plan a make believe hold up on a Burlington railroad line train between New York City and Albany. The test will occur at a Hudson River cliff route station, likely Brewster, with Post Office and railroad officials aboard. The demonstration aims to study mail theft defenses against daring bandits.
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New York Central
Here
Albany
Hudson
New York
Brewster
Post Offic Department
Washington
Parce
Richmond Arctic Flight Reaches Reykjavik in Delay
The Richmond returns to Iceland due to accidents on its planned Greenland mission. Spare parts arrive to repair the planes as Lt. Smith eyes a possible departure to Greenland via Reykjavik. Destroyers Barry Billingsley Reid position to cover operations, while Leigh Wade transfers to the Barry with Sgt Ogden to move the air wing.
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Iceland
Greenland
Reykjavik
Richmead Hasen
Wiiste
Sentech
Murr
Pense Frena
Cat culling drive after mad dog bites 2000 killed
In Bohemia four cats were bitten by a mad dog prompting police to order the destruction of all cats within a three mile radius. Over 2809 cats were gathered and asphyxiated at the gas works.
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Veenna
Bohemia
Snake becomes pet for Antioch school club
A snake stub has formed among the children of Yellow Springs Antioch. They keep a pet snake named Clifford and only those who handle the reptile without fear may join the club.
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Yellow Springs
Antioch Echoo
Clifford
Thone
London Commuters Rise From Nearby Radius
Morning traffic to London includes 000 people from five miles away and 6.000 from beyond, with a ten mile and a wider catchment feeding the city’s daily flow.
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City of
London
Cadius
Opium Den Raids And Court Proceedings In Late News
Reports from August 22 describe arrests in a raid on an alleged opium den with opium, alcohol, and Chinese residents seized. Sid Melwy appeared in Supreme Court with the indictment read, pleading not guilty. Also mentioned are a dirigible slated for the United States and various crime and market notes from the AP dispatches.
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Patice
Sid Melwy
Supreme Court
New Traffic Ordinance Sets Parking Limits Citywide
The Traffic Commission, the Mayor, and City Council approve a new ordinance effective today restricting parking on Main Street and East Main Street. Patrols including officers Broughton, Hancock, and a state officer will enforce limits, with a Step and Go sign planned at Main and Division. The aim is to ease a long standing traffic problem.
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Traffic Commission
Cty Council
Sameel C. Broughton
Gee. (. Hancock
S. Peter's
Dock Street
Main Street
East Main Street
Division Street
Main Stree
Deck Street
Bulding
Main
Division
French Resents Stand By The Annariated Prove Pain
Storm over British Prime Minister's message to France and Belgium calling for evacuation of Ruhke continues. Official circles say MacDonald acted naturally using available means and the letter dated last Saturday was written before his conference speech. Publication delays cannot alter France's attitude or negate London gains.
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Freee
France
Belguim
Ruhke
Ofwial
MacDonald
Londeon
Pay Wage Earners Showing Increases In Payroll
In the latest figures wage earners show gains with average take home per month rising. Data from the labor department details total earnings and distribution across sectors, noting a general uplift in pay.
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