Veteran Gibbs Regains Hearing Speech After Miracle
Rence Massachusetts June 26 A World War veteran Hayden Gibbs once deaf and dumb for nine years has reportedly regained hearing and speech through a medical miracle after wounds in Neuvchatelle. The 19 year old Canadian Princess Patricia regiment veteran later found work as a watchman but collapsed from a fall. A patrolman discovered him, he woke, and uttered a single word. Gibbs then regained speech and described the officer, crying with relief after the event. Four brothers and a sister were killed at Armentieres.
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Rence
Mass
Hayden Gibbs
Gibbs
Princess Pat
Yepa
Neutchatelle
Lawrence
Herrick ‘Aiken
Pine Street
Chestnut Street
Hfe
Spatrolmian
Henry Roche
Armentiers
Death notices merge with European drownings and theatre plans
Death notices report Mrs Anna Burke aged seventy died after a long illness at her son J H Burke 20 Middle Avenue Lorain. Survived by daughter Bollinger and eleven grandchildren. Funeral at Marys Church with Rev Mooney, burial Marys cemetery. Also Donna E Peters aged eighty eight died at H H Peters home Litchfield. Funeral at Peters home with Rev Fulmer, burial Penfield Cemetery. Sweden bans non swimmers from teaching jobs after 340 drownings. London plans a theatre for radio audience with acts suitable for radio.
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Anna Blre
Anna Burke
J. H.burke
Middle Avenue
Burke
County Meath
Ireland
Amer
Tor
Bollinger
Elyria
W. E
Igleveland
George
Los An-es
Mary’s Church
J.B. Mooney
St. “Mary's Cemetery
Reichlin, Reidy and Scanlan
Donna E. Park
H. H. Petera
Litchfield
Litchfield Township
Charles Martin
Vicksburg
Michigan
Thomas Healey
Cleveland
Peters
H. H. Peters
P. D. Fulmer Op Erating
Penfield Cemetery
Capitol Theatre Gives Away Essex Coach Prize
The Capitol Theatre announces a patron giveaway running from today to Wednesday, Seniorcer 29. John Pekras, operating director, says the Essex six coach valued at 870 dollars is awarded like gifts from the George La Rue Gift Shop. New car on display in the main lobby.
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Capitol Theatre
John Pekras
George la Rue
H. M. Andress & Son
Hudson- Essex
Moody leads Moody Ferguson in Texas primary despite irregularities
Dan Moody holds a lead over Miriam Ferguson for the gubernatorial nomination as Texas final returns show Moody at 238,967 to 220,095 for Ferguson with about 40,000 votes left to count. A runoff is possible if no candidate wins a majority, while James Ferguson signals possible irregularities and insists on a fair count amid Republican gains.
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Dan Moody
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas Election Bureau
Moody
Texas
Whelihood
Mandy
HH. H. Haines
FE. P. Scott
Haines
Scott
Harry M
Fergusons
J. R. Balin
Hatcher
Ball
Lorain Divorce Suit Alleges Cruelty and Custody Fight
Divorce proceedings opened in Lorain court as Josephine O Keefe sues Frat O Keefe on cruelty grounds. She seeks custody of two children and alimony. Also reported Adrian O Malley of Bridgeport was badly injured after a car hit him in Wheeling.
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Lorain
Josephine O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Bridgeport
Adrian O'Malley
North Wheeling
W. Va
Eaward Weithe
Wheeling
O'Malley
Intoxicated driver given fine in local court
Joseph Kolenda of South Am was arrested Sunday by Sheriff F A Underhill for driving while intoxicated. He appeared in court before Justice J George and was fined $60 plus costs.
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Joseph Kolenda
South
Wellington City Receives Authority to Transfer Funds
Authority to transfer five hundred dollars from the Services Fund into the Safety Fund was granted to Wellington by Judge WB Thompson II. City officials say the Safety Fund is nearly depleted. A fireman, Asmat son of Jacopsyrne from Lorain, was struck while crossing Cheapside. the car owner was Myra Arthur Stearns of Detroit and driven by G. Gannett of Mt. Clair. The incident caused minor damage to a second machine. The boy was taken to a doctor and found more scared than injured. In a separate case, Doc Simmons of 8 Woodford Ave was fined five dollars and costs for reckless driving after colliding with a parcel post truck on Middig Ave. Saturday morning.
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GEVE
City of Wellington
Urs
WB. Thompson II
Asmat
Jacopsyrne
Lorain City
Cheapside
Myra
Arthur Stearns
Detroit
Aie 3 G. Gannett
Mt. Clair
Doc Simmons
Woodford Ave
Simmons
Ava
Street crash near Broad Street injures driver
A Sunday evening collision on Broad Street injured a man identified as Raio Waner. He was struck when a vehicle driven by Paul Gatz of 3057 West 10th Street Cleveland made a left turn without signaling. Police report damage to both cars.
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Te Government Airport
Cleveland
Broad St
Paul Gatz
4Th Street
Raio
Four Drunks Fined After Guilty Plea in Intoxication Case
In a morning court session, Harry Diedrich, J Vibert Nagy, Arthur Powell, and Tony Massik of East Avenue pled guilty to intoxication. Each man was fined $8 plus costs.
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Harry Diedrich
Vulcan &J. Vibert Nagy
Vulcan Street
Arthur Powell
East Avenue
Tony Massik
East
Gull Lake camp stroke rumor debunked by Dr Reefy
Dr Karl F. P. Reefy issues statement denying paralysis while at Gull Lake Michigan summer camp and says he is in excellent health with family returning next week. Police answered a call at Charles Wack home near fair grounds about a break in but found nothing. Terrell fined for speeding on Cleveland Street. a title dispute on Elyria property filed by Nellie Kennelly and Donald Blake et al were named as defendants.
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Karl FP. Reefy
Gull Lake
Mich
Reefy
Charles Wack
Fair Grounds
Wack
Alcyone
H. Herrell
Terrell
Cleveland Street
Quist
Elyria
Nellie Kennelly
Donald Blake Et al
Disorderly fined man in police court melee
Charles Brown of 17 Woodford Ave. was fined £10 on costs after pleading guilty to fighting and creating a disturbance on St Sunday night. A petition filed in common pleas court by F C Billings seeks to quiet title to about five acres of tin in Brighton township.
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Charles Brown
Woodford Ave
Police Cour
Brown
Loat St
F.C. Billings
Ecommon Pleas Court
Brighton Township
Police Chief Ousted Amid Court Action Attempt
Forces backing the ouster press for a court order to reverse the suspension action. Earl Hexamer and Ora Slater conferred over the slain publisher case for hours, examining personal files and the gravity of his constant campaign against organized crime and the police department.
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Earl Hexamer
Pans
Ora Slater
Underworld
Police Department
Oldest Secret Service Man Plans Aug retirement
Indianapolis July 26 Thomas B Halls at 81 will retire August 21 after 59 years in government service as the nations oldest actio secret service operator Captain Tom earned a meritorious service medal for single handedly arresting 28 persons in a 1877 railroad burglary He recalls near death from a bandit in a Danville cabin and notes multiple wounds from cases including a shot through his right leg and another through his left hand during his long career in Indiana and surrounding areas.
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Indianapolis
Actioe
United States
Thomas B. Halls
Tom
United States Union Army
Uncle Sam
Halls
Sherwood Forest
Eng
Robin Hood
Danville
Flo
John Clove
Clove
Dog Harks
Nalls
Iron County
Missouri
Politicians Gather as Hearings Continue in Noted Court
Senators Reed of Missouri and La Follette of Wisconsin arrive for a hearing in a courtroom with a history of political probes. Senator King of Utah and Senator McNary of Oregon stay home. Brennan claims Insall gave him 15000 and that Insall funded 125000 for Frank I. Smith’s campaign.
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James A. Reed
Robart M. la Follette
Brennan
International News Service
Insall
Frank I. Smith
Rotary Meets Tomorrow at Newell Hotel Luncheon
Business will occupy the allotted speaking time at the Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow. A cinema car has been introduced by the Great Indian Peninsular Railway to provide open air shows on topics related to public education.
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Rotary
Roonday
Rotary Club
Newell Hotel
Great Indian Peninsular Railway
Judge urges unity as Caytog probe aims at vice
Canton Ohio July 26 Judge Charles Krichbaum urged officials to cooperate in a city probe into vice linked to the murder of Dan R Mellett urging a benevolent dictatorship to carry on the investigation while backing unity over personal bias He noted an out of town judge will hear motions to remove civil service commissioners Price Jansen and J W Burris connected to the reinstatement of Chief Letgel after a prior suspension in Mellett campaign activity.
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Canton
Caytog
Dan R. Mellett
Common Pleas
Charles Krichbaum
Don R.i Mellett
Civil Service
Price Jansen
J. W. Burris
Mellett
A. Letgel
Mexico Archbishopals Clash with Calles Regime Over New Laws
Mexico City July 26. President Calles vowed further repressive measures against all opposition to Mexico's new religious laws. A Catholic episcopate manifesto ordered church services suspended, citing penalties for faith leaders. Calles ridiculed church boycotts, warning the economy and social order would not be harmed, while denouncing religious leaders as political actors seeking to destabilize the revolutionary government. Across the U S the automotive industry employs over 3.4 million directly or indirectly, with racing driving major auto improvements in two decades.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Plutarco Carles
Catholic Episcopate of
Naray del Rio
Calles
Waula
United States
Girl Planned Jail Delivery Plot Foiled In Detroit
A 20 year old woman, wife of one of 14 county jail inmates, led a thwarted plan to free prisoners in Detroit. She and a male accomplice drove a $6,000 sports car around the jail as bars were found removed. The scheme involved escaping prisoners lowering to blankets, meeting two cars, and crossing the Detroit river to Canada using boats. Sheriff George Walters said George Brady, held on federal auto theft charges, admitted various steps in the plan.
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Detroit
George Brady
Walters
Detroit River
Canada
Drive Against Speak Easies Seals Dozens of Places
Buffalo and Lockport are rallying to curb bootleg liquor as reports say twelve dead in Buffalo and four victims in Lockport from wood alcohol poisoning. Authorities closed around a score of Black Rock district locations to halt the deadly supply.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lockport
WN. Y
Black Rock
Blame Smoker for Homefire on West River Street
A duplex at 12 West River Street suffered a Sunday morning fire blamed on a smoker’s carelessness. One side destroyed, the other badly damaged. owned by Louis Hebbrebant and occupied by Steve Breseau and Edward Krause. Loss not expected above $200. Firemen from Station No. 3 used the city’s new Adams-Fos engine for the first time.
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West River Street
Louis Hebbrebant
Steve Breseau
Edward Krause
Aherns-Fos
Local man fined on theft charge
Robert Smith of East Avenue received a $50 fine plus costs and a 69 day jail term for petty larceny. He admitted taking $125 in cash and over $100 in checks from Sau er's dairy two weeks earlier. Sheriff Underhill and Chief E J Stankard linked him to the car later found in his possession.
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Robert Smith
East Ave
Way
Harry Hinkson
Big Meraing
Smith
Sauer's Dairy
Thei Dairy
Underhill
Patiend
E. J. Stankard
Markets Cleveland Produce and Toledo Livestock Summary
Cleveland market notes run July 26 with butter eggs oleo poultry and fruit prices including butter tubs 42-42 1 2c eggs fresh 2c Ohio firsts 28c western firsts 26c apples Ben Davis 3 75 per barrel North Carolina No 1 potatoes 3 3 25 per barrel. Toledo hogs receipts 700 market higher medium 12 75 14 00 heavy workers 14 25 14 40 good mixed 14 00 14 25 common to light pigs 14 50 14 75 roughs 9 00 10 00 cattle slow veal calves strong sheep and lambs slow.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ben Davis
North Carolina
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Prohibition Official Faces Trial On Two Counts
The ousted prohibition official will be called to answer counts of criminal negligence in office and embezzlement of government seized liquor. Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrand, assistant United States attorney, heads to Los Angeles to join the grand jury as representative of the Attorney General. Colonel Green admits entertaining in hotel rooms and serving liquor to guests amid claims of wild drinking orgies, which he refutes. United States Attorney Hatfield says the grand jury will handle the Green probe with dispatch.
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Alreaoy
Ahawer
Mabel Walker Willeprandt
United States Attorney
Los Angeles
Grand Jury
Sargent
Colonel Green
United States
Hatfield
Green
Mines Bureau Makes War on Dust
The United States Bureau of Mines at the Pittsburgh Experiment Station conducts a study on respirators to protect workers from dust in mining and other industries. Tests show varied efficiencies against tobacco smoke and silica dust, with canisters and filters achieving 6 to 97 percent efficiency depending on design. One micron silica particles pose the greatest inhalation risk, and respirators can reduce exposure.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh Experiment Station
Department of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Bernard Shaw Turns Seventy Amid Jubilant Tributes
London reports Bernard Shaw reached his seventieth birthday today amid a flood of congratulatory letters from around the world. Observers praise his world fame and lasting vigor though his red beard has returned to white and his political and dramatic critiques are heavily noted.
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London
George Barnard Shaw
Shaw
Adelphi
Sone
Martins Ferry boy dies after auto strike near Bridgeport
Ralph Hamlin, nine, son of Sheriean Hamlin, died at a town hospital after being struck by a car on the national highway near Bridgeport. Open liberty bond quotations from New York report fluctuating prices and series notes.
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Martins Ferry
Ralph Hamlin
Sheriean Hamlin
Bridgeport
Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty Bond
Glass Log
Norris shooting sparks murder or manslaughter charges in Texas diocese
The incident centers on Norris claiming self defense after a shooting at the Fort Worth city hall area. Chipps, unarmed, faces possible murder or manslaughter charges amid claims a grand jury considered criminal libel in response to Norris public criticism of Mayor Meacham. Meacham, chair of a civic funds committee, denies incitement or collusion and says a nationwide scheme seeks to tarnish him.
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Diocese of
Texas
Norris
Chipps
Meacham
Chinps
Amon G. Carter
Fort Worth
City Hall
Investigation into Dayton National Guard unit cash shortage
Captain RB Paak Washington Court House departed for Dayton with orders to probe a $900 shortage in cash and government property at the Ohio National Guard unit in Dayton. Grover Johnson faced charges, and Colonel Frank B Henderson confirmed negligence amid the inquiry.
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Columbub
Paak
Washington Court
Dayton
Ohio National Guard
Grover Johnson
Frank B. Henderson
Henderson
Old Indian Scouts Join Film Colony to Show Directors
Col Tim McCoy the Friend of the Indian and Pardner Jones famous scouts join Hollywood studios to train Westerns. McCoy leaves Wyoming to act for Metro Goldwyn Mayer while Jones demonstrates rifle and revolver work in The Last Frontier now on location near Gap Trading Post Arizona. He is joined by about 1580 Navajo people to heighten authenticity.
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Hollywood
Cael
Tuly
Tim, McCoy
Eda
Pardner” Jones
Tim McCoy
Wyoming
Metro-Coldwyn-Mayer
Pardaher’ Jones
Gap Trading Post
Arizona
Jones
Buffalo Bill
UBB. OF WHEAT FROM FIVE ACRES RECORD YIELD
County Farm Agent Rowland reports a 275 bushel harvest from five acres owned by A F Wilcox near LaGrange Center. Wilcox planted Trumbull wheat after plowing under clover and using 2 bushels seed per acre plus 324 pounds of 4-14-4 fertilizer. The field had few weeds and the grain was predominantly Trumbull with negligible other varieties.
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A. F. Wilcox
LaGrange Center
Rowland
Wilcox
Trumbull
Fined $300 on Booze Charge for Regie of New York
Regie was fined 300 dollars and costs by Judge W B Thompson after pleading guilty to a charge of transporting intoxicating liquor. He claimed the box containing the liquor was placed in the car by Deputy Sheriff Leonard Adams with linens. Fifty bottles of ale whiskey and gin were found hidden under cloth slips in the vehicle used by Frank Worth, a theater booker.
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Regie 21
New York
Chicago
New’ York
Frank Worth
Leonard Adams
Robert Lincoln dies at eighty three in Vermont estate
Robert Lincoln son of President Abraham Lincoln died at his summer home in Manchester Vermont at eighty three. He served as army captain and held posts as secretary of war under Garfield and minister to Great Britain under Harrison. He later led Pullman Company as attorney and president before retiring in 1906. Also in Youngstown Ohio Edward George Rarick aged twenty one drowned while swimming in Lake Glacier with life guards recovering the body.
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Manchester
Robert Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Abe
Garfield
Great Britain
Harrison
Pullman Company
Youngstown
Edward George Rarick
Lake Glacier
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Grafton
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Margaret A. Latchem
U.S
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Woon Alcohol
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