Pittsburgh Fire Ravages Shelton Building Calamity
Police and fire crews search the wreckage of the Shelton building in downtown Pittsburgh for missing victims after two explosions and a blaze. Forty-year-old Gustav Ricket is dead. 29 injured. about six reported missing as fires and gas leaks caused a multistory collapse and darkened streets. Estimated property loss is 150000 dollars. Fire officials expect dig out could take days.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Gustav Ricket
Stone Cutters Union
Daniel Jones
Ptar
Passage through headwaters blocks Sardine voyage
Bullets report President Sardine's nomadic caravan moving southward, fully isolated during a crossing of Injan River headwaters. Treasury officials in Washington reject placing prohibition agents under civil service as urged by anti saloon league and prohibition commissioner Haynes. Secretary Hoover appoints Dr Frank M Surface to lead a government study on rubber cultivation in American territory.
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Rock Ledge
In-jan River
Sardine
Washington
Treasury Department
Hardipe
American
Commerce Hoover
Frank M. Surface
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad Lifted By Woman
A testimonial from Martha Hooker of St Paul Minnesota praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for helping with menopause symptoms. The ad notes irritability nervousness headaches and hot flashes as common during the change of life and claims the product offers relief without narcotics. It invites readers to write for a free booklet from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Livan Massachusetts.
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St.Paul
Minn
Lydia E
Pinkham
Martha Hooker
College Ave
St. Paul
Lydia E. Pinkham
Darken Hair with Sage Sulphur Compound Ads Then and Now
A vintage ad style blurb sells a hair darkening product using sulfur and sage compounds. It boasts even darkening, glossy appearance, and natural shine. It claims simple application by dampening a strand and combing through. The copy targets women and men seeking richer hair color.
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Wreth
Littauer Doeller Plans Paris Marriage Delay
Lieut Billy Doeller, world war veteran, and Miss Louise Littauer of Washington DC planned marriage in Paris a short time ago but were blocked by her father who said no. Now Doeller travels to the United States to seek employment to support Miss Littauer as they move forward.
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Billy” Doeller
Louise Littauer
Washington, DC
Paris
Littauer Louise
Nix
Witham
Misa Littauer Doeller
U.S
Who Troi War Profiteering Exposé by James Marais
Marching Legion writer Marais James, famed for uncovering hidden archives, traces wartime profiteering in a sweeping history series. His investigations link secret records to a broad pattern, drawing attention within the American Legion and related committees.
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Marais James
Terest James
The
Legion
Jame
Activites
Warazine
News
Sarvecn
Wiccau
Legion Fim
Legion Publicity
Retus
New York
Magazies
James
Department of Justice
Stocks Hold Steady Amid Mixed NY Market Notes
New York market activity shows steadiness with fractional gains in several issues. Cosden OV leads advance while American Can and Baldwin Locomotive post notable prices. market details include noon prices for many major stocks and mixed cattle and grain directions.
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New York
Cosden
Indiana
T S. Steel
Baldwin
Studebaker
Hudson Motors
Pan American Patroleum
Trere
American Car & Pdr
American Locomette
Amercan
Angconda Ogee
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf & WL
Baldwin Lorevsive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Prid
Butte and Spreae
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chic
Mil & St. Paul
Crucible Steel
I.e.eee
General Electric
International Paper
Merme
Marine
Alcahol
S Steel
Utah Copper
Dingouse
Soserland
Lovers Foiled in Double Death Pact in Los Angeles
Police report a failed double death by own action pact believed linked to marital troubles. Mareh Talbutt, 21, and Myra Lee, 25, were found in a gas filled apartment with notes nearby. Both were revived by paramedics and hospitalized with injuries expected to recover.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mareh
Willam H Talbutt
Mra
Myra Lee
Talbutt
Lee
Wake Man to land plant with business men meeting
Nake man moves to land plant Wake man gathers sixty seven local citizens to decide on siting a new industry near Fees Lock Naot and Washer Co. J G White outlines goals while donations push toward securing location stock buyers pledge funds as talks praise the project. James Denavan introduces the firm and inventor Mr Tees after which the meeting adjourns.
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Wakeman Maren
Busine Man's Association
Stn Fedow
Naot and Washer
J.G White
Business Men’e Acoussion
Stenton
Wstanien
Wite
Spokdel
Jim” Denavan
Tees
Fire devastates Mission area plants in San Francisco
A blaze early today caused major damage estimated between 160000 and 125099 pounds, gutting the Pacifi Foundry and Mission Stove and Foundry plants in San Francisco. Dallas reports also note a downtown four story building destroyed and a factory wiped out with losses around 250900. The Texas Oklahoma Phonograph Company suffered about 156000 in losses.
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San Francisco
Cal
Industrie. d
Th Pacifc Foundry Company
Tr Mssion Stove and Foundry Company
Dallas
Texas
Texas Okahoma Phonograph Company
Washington March Assitant Secretary Offered Presidency
Assistant Secretary of Commerce C H Huston offered the presidency of the World Commerce Corporation of New Jersey with a salary of 1009309 a year. Reuters reports this option emerged today as part of discussions with Axel Ozboim, head of timber division in the Commerce Department.
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Washington
C. H Huston
World Commerce Corporation of
New Jersey
United States
Axel Ozboim
Department of Commerce
French editor Ernest Judet faces treason charge
Ernest Judet, prominent editor of The Eclair, has returned from Switzerland to seek a new trial in France for allegedly using his paper to influence Germany during the war. Previously condemned to life imprisonment, the 71 year old may have access to potential French political secrets that could aid his release.
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Ernest Judet
Switzerlard
G Rmary
Switzerland
Lorain News: Friend Offered to Kill Him for Ten Dollars
Coroner Perry yesterday held an autopsy for Dardws, who died by suicide Tuesday from a gunshot wound. A witness testified that Kuss offered him ten dollars last Monday to shoot him. The verdict was that the death resulted from self inflicted wounds.
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Lorain
Perry Esterday
Ile
Hig Fres
Lorain Police Find Liquor in Two Raids
Lorain police report two raids last night at homes on Idaho Avenue and Bora Street where part of a stash was seized. Officers found two quarts of liquor and arrested Bert Sata and Joe Seenz for unspecified charges.
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Lorain
Lovain
Marcel
Thano Ce Mace
Bert Sata
Idaho
Joe Seenz
Bora Sivset
Sues to Recover 27 Barrels Wine in Lorain Suit
In Lorain a company sues to recover 27 barrels of wine seized by officers. The action seeks return of the property arguing the ware was long held and unoffered for sale. The case is described as among the last of its kind in the state.
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Sues
John Kranaiack
Discoveries Inspire Journey Into Patagonia
Prof Fimer Roege leads expedition into southern Argentina chasing legends of the City of the Caesars. The team, from Cheeaeo, seeks ancient ruins and rumored gold amid Patagonian heartland while facing harsh terrain and uncertain routes.
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Fimer . Roege
Cheeaeo
Chitage
Eich
Argentina
Patagonian
The
Caesars
Moonshiners confess to killings in Franklinton case
In Franklinton deputies Wiles Pierce and Robert Crate were killed during a night of violence as moonshiners John Murphy and Gideon Rester, among ten others, were arrested. District Attorney J. Volbreck reports that Murphy and Rester have confessed to the crime.
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Franklinton Fa
Moreh
Anthodoes
Wiles Pierca
Rober
Crate
Saturdas
Tao
John Murphy
Gideon Rester
J. Volbreck
Sullivan death tolls mark quiet farm town farewell
Mrs L M Elliott Sullivan reports aged resident George Mats died Saturday after years on a farm near Sulivan town line. Funeral services were held Monday. He leaves wife two sons Burton Modena Wallace local, daughter Mrs Luia Ad- Rous four grandsons and a grandchild. The community also notes Skeets taken to Samar Hospital for appendicitis and Acham Sprinkel’s death in Mansfeld at his daughter’s home. The piece lists many local names, sicknesses, meetings, and farm news from the Sulivan area.
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Sulivan Wareh
George Mats
Cidzen
al Ther
Sulinan
Wayne County
Otorsp
Warne Overs
Ile
Burton
Modena
Wallace
Luia Ad- Rous
Samar
Acham Sprinkel
Mansfeld
Ed Plahardy
Manr
John Hart
Esa
Whittom
Elsie Frevmannes
Hart
Catherine Etliott
Marelp
Frances Hileman
Tne
Lades Farm Bureau
Wade Richard
Byron Housman
Siekness
Rhard Nome
Lome
Ashland County
Jim Lebkisher
Willis Sesson
Mm Hunt
Mace
Harry Immel
Clodwick
Te. Buoitz
Spencer Towns
Sundas
New Coats Favor Side Fastenings In Flight
Miami Fla Mareh Captain Thomas Lamphire commanding the airplane squadon en route from Kelly Field San Antonio Texas to Porto Rico finds today that due to unsiorable weather conditions the contemplated hop to Cuba could be postponed until tomorrow.
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Miami
Fla Mareh
Thomas Lamphire
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Texas
Porto Rico
Cuba
Paroled Negro Kills Three in Nashville Area
A paroled African American parolee near Nashville, Tennessee, killed three people and wounded two others, according to police reports. Investigators said Mrs George Huston, her son Sam Huston, and his wife were among the victims, and a search was organized for the suspect.
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Nashville
Tenn
George Huston
Tennessee
Sam Huston
Fountain of Youth Found by Science
A sensational European discovery claims a tablet form “fountain of youth” that restores vigor and nerve function quickly. It promises dramatic benefits within two weeks and invites readers to send money for trials, with guarantees and refunds through Wellness laboratories.
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Fountain of Youth
Svergdy
America
Vesitarket
Welton Laboratories
Massachusett
Kansas
Anil
Ceposits
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Cleveland Produce
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Casco Kells
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Greg Sores
Nakeman
Wakeman
Milhouse
Igitng Hs
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Warren
Wil. Wooden
Elyria
HOH
Samuel Rowlands
Chicago
Peri
Todas
Daceavesere
Chisraferm
Lush.pac
Rvffalo
Tha
RoStea Epteropees
Satenel Tov and
Tin 1 Manufacturing Company
Manitowoc Wis
Cnaserya Atcet.y
Landon Mereh
Yimitaimone
Naval
Lorain News
Phowe
Waren
Gara
Hesemar
RAK Maren
Receser
Cleveland, Columbus & Sourtryastera
Raiwar
Permisson
Loriaire
Patagonia
Elmer S. Rires
Sullivan
L. M. Elliott
Rey
Hunt
Ratenn
Sarah Crown
Will Arndt
New London
Frank Rowet
Siean
Stoan
Stoan's
Chet Colda
WunTa
Dick O'Donnell
K*ight-Overland Sales CO
Corner
Gilbert Bros
Redington Bldg
Ohio
Whidden’s
Peerless Oil
Saul
Verereia Velvey
Rounta
Tailleur
Storm
Colsrine
Weil
Nhalwoon
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