Long Pierced and Heart Moved Over Six Inches
North Eaton World War II veteran Walker Allen of North Eaton endures a severe chest injury from a log crush but shows determined fight. Surgeons report a lung infection pus removal and heart displacement partially corrected. they expect eventual recovery. Veterans groups visit hospital to offer support.
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Ig Moking & Gallent
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Notables Rise at Democratic Convention Women Leaders Highlight
At the New York gathering prominent women include Mrs Antolin a Washington suffrage leader and author Mary Synon. Antoinette Fur st West VFormer actress supports John W. McAdoo with high profile backers like Mrs C L Collins and Mrs Dorothy Brown, while Lietta Swe Mary Synon boast the largest McAdoo button.
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Antolin
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Mary Synon
Me- Adoo
Tzetta Jewell Brown
C. L. Collins
Dorothy 3 Brown
Antoinette Furst West V
John W. Deva
Bebe Couy Francis
Aetor
McAdoo _ Tooter
Lietta
Disabled Veterans Parade in Salt Lake City Ends with Buffalo Barbecue
Young World War I veterans, disabled and blind, marched two miles through downtown Salt Lake City led by National Commander James A. McFarland. Delegates from all chapters gathered for the fourth annual Disabled American Veterans meeting with support from the Grand Army of the Republic. The procession concluded at Pioneer Park with a buffalo barbecue and a Knights of Columbus hosted ball.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
James A. McFarland
Dalton
Pioneer Park
Buffalo
Knights of Columbus
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Gain
Tens of thousands of thin people can gain flesh and strength using McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets sold by druggists. A testimonial notes a woman gaining 15 pounds in five weeks, with a money back guarantee if no 5 pound gain in 30 days. Price is 60 cents a box at Phillips Crandall Ebert drug stores and similar outlets.
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Auto accidents show rise in fatalities and injuries
Kolinski and Stangen report rising automobile crash tolls with 598 fatal crashes in 1907 and 15 700 in 1938 in the United States. From 1907 to 1923 total deaths exceed WWI toll, while nonfatal injuries are estimated to be about 25 times fatalities, reaching roughly 393 500 injured in 1923.
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Stangen
Suranc
Niew Staten
Aseeiesa Saitieta
National Bureau Casualty and Surety
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