Mystery Girl Found in Denver Hospital
Police and hospital staff work to identify a well educated young woman found unconscious in the Denver county hospital after being brought from the customs building a week earlier. She gave several name variations including Helen Reed and Helen Reid and claimed homes in Pittsburg Montana Dalhart Texas Tucson Arizona, leaving her true identity unclear.
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Denver
Customs
Wes
Helen Reer
Pittsburg
Gre
Helen Reed
Montana
Leone Reid
Dalthart
Tex
Helen Reid
Tucson
Arts
Mrs Grimes risks life to save cat in fire blaze
In Minneapolis Mrs T A Grimes braves flames to rescue a cat from a burning store hotel area, endangering her life. Aberdeen sees Hulbert mill reopen after months closed, instituting a six hour day.
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Minneapolis
T. A. Grimes
Cat
Aberdeen
Return Your Second Poll Tax Statement
Sheriff Matt Starwich says that any person who has paid poll tax only needs to mail back the notice with the receipt number written on the back. County Treasurer William A. Gaines denies office responsibility for errors and blames duplicate names on the list. He asserts credits match every penny received and calls the claim that 16 000 people owe twice a myth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Starwich
William A. Gaines
Bombing Tests Off Hampton Roads Postponed
Norfolk Va July 20 The bombing tests off Hampton Roads were postponed due to unsettled weather as army and navy aircraft prepared to bomb the former German battleship Ostfriesland.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Army
Navy
Ostfriesland
Professor Budlong Puts Tanlac to Test
A patient describes relief from headaches and insomnia after using Tanlac, noting improved digestion, energy, and weight gain. The testimonial claims the medicine transformed well being and urges others to use Tanlac, sold in Seattle at Bartell's Drug Stores.
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Budlong
Tanlac
Taniac
Seattle
Bartell’s Drug Stores
Woman railroad president here
Nashville, Tenn., Mrs. Piebe EK Clark visits Seattle cousin Mrs. A. M. Thomas as she heads the Tennessee, Kentucky and Northern railway. Claimed one of two female railway presidents, she led profits through wartime hardships, instituted 10 percent Christmas bonuses, and earned bondholders’ support after a Funded crisis.
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Piebe EK. Clark
Nashville
Tenn
A. M. Thomas
Seattle
Clark
Metta J. Drieson
Amador Central Railway
Southern
California
Tennessee, Kentucky
Eaye
Uttle
Valley Forge
Bondhokiern
Mm. Clark
George A. Clark
Tern
Deportation of Japanese Laborers Stirs Turlock District
White laborers in Turlock drive out 68 Japanese workers amid tension over hiring. About 60 locals participated in the deportation with 12 Japanese removed from shacks and others rounded up on four nearby ranches. Japanese consulate in San Francisco says no action until formal protest. may involve Washington.
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Chamber of Commerce
Turlac
San Francisco
Turlock
Tursock
Washington
Pacific question outlined before disarmament talks
Baron Hayashi said Japan would accept an invitation to discuss the Pacific question at the Washington disarmament conference only if the scope is clearly outlined before the meeting. He noted that Yap, Shantung, New Guinea and related issues are already settled by the Versailles treaty and a general conference is unnecessary for those matters.
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Washington
Japan
Lloyd Allen
United Press
London
Yap
Shantung
New Guinea
Cooper
Illegal Japanese Baseballs Seized in Bakersfield
California authorities seized an entire consignment of baseballs made in Japan after a Bakersfield inspector found cotton hulls inside. The hulls could spread cotton diseases, risking the state's cotton crop. A federal inquiry was ordered to trace the shipment and prevent further spread.
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Sacramento
Cal
Japan
State Department of Agriculture
Bakersfield
California
Bronte A. Reynolds
State Agricultural Department
Federal Department of Agriculture
Divorce Difficulties With a Pitched Battle of Wits
Wanda Von Kettler recounts meeting a sharp suited lawyer on the 14th floor of the Smith building to discuss a divorce from Casper Cassidy. The attorney questions grounds while the narrator reveals a failed marriage, casting doubt on obtaining a divorce and hinting at further developments tomorrow.
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Wanda von Kettler
Casper
Smith Building
Stenographers
Night Search for Lost Baby Near Arlington
Sheriff Matt Whitish announced a night search for 3 year old Carmetlia Coratolo near Bryant in Snohomish county. Bloodhounds Dynamite and Lightning were too young to be used. Arlington guards and over 200 volunteers joined the all night effort as torches lit the woods.
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Carmetlia Coratolo
Charlies Coratolo
Bryant
Snohomish County
Matt Starwich
Starwich
Arlington
Arlington Company
National Guard
Oregon Death Mystery Deepens Over Shoes Link
In Robeurg Oregon on July 18 a bullet riddled, headless body was found beneath Dr. Brumfield’s wrecked auto. Investigators seek to match No 7 Star shoes found on the corpse with a pair sold to Dennis Russell by Myrtle Creek merchant Selig. Mrs Brumfield insists the deceased is her husband and that Russell killed Brumfield for money, not the other way around.
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Robeburg
Ore
R. M. Brumflel
Selig
Myrtle Creek
Dennis Russell
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Manchester, N. H
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Manchester
N. H
Schoost
Tennessee, Kentucky ,& Northern Railway
Livingston
Overton County
Tennessee
Algood
Tennessee Central
Cumberland Mountains
Leeter Kent
Occidental Ave
Kent
Baron Hayashi
Met
Pooner
Irene
Metropolitan
Margaret Pidgin
Paleriabnere
Missa von Kettler
Iver
Casper Cassidy
Ava
Cassidy
Draper Children’s Home Stores Co
Union St
Draper Children
Shirt Hospital
Hi. T. Harvey
Tobi
Michigan State Dental
P. Diagnostica Gorrhea
Eitel
Second
Pike
Ad. Youn
Charming
New York
Organdie
Batiste
Second Avenue
Spring Street
Oregon
Russell
Blue-jay
BAUER &@ BLACK
Chicago
Toronto
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