Four Killed by Lightning in New York
A severe electrical storm across New York City and Long Island killed Bert Savoy of Brennan and Savoy and Jack Grossman of the theatrical profession. A Brooklyn woman and an eighteen year old in Yonkers also died. Lightning damaged trees telegraph poles and houses across Brooklyn and Long Island. Savoy and Grossman were struck together while strolling on the beach.
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New York
Long Beach
Long Island
Bert Savoy
Brennan and Savoy
Jack Grossman
Brooklyn
Yonkers
Manhattan
Savoy
Grossman
Bath
Rialto
Savoy and
Brennan
Jokcatello Pocatello, A City of Railroads and Distilling
The piece proclaims Pocatello founded by a mighty chief of the Anock tribe and growing as a railroading and distilling hub. It notes borders by Blackfoot and Inkom, a unique viaduct memorial, and compares the structure to pyramids while praising Spirit of the West through coil product distribution.
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Pocatello
Annock
Blackfoot
Inkom
Jokcatello
Egypt
West
Vaudeville Actor Rossman Also Known As Jack Vincent
Theatergoers across the country saw ala and eerree female impersonations. Rossman, stage name Jack Vincent, a vaudeville actor and songwriter, was killed in a storm that also felled a bolt injuring Savoy and Grossman. Robert Worth and John Haley narrowly escaped serious harm. Bertha Vail died when a brick wall collapsed on a car in Brooklyn. Stephen Sherwin, 18, drowned after his sailboat capsized in the Hutson River during the storm.
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Ala
Rossman
Jack Vincent
Savoy
Grossman
Robert Worth
John Haley
Bertha Vail
Brooklyn
Stephen Sherwin
Yonkers High School
Hutson
Regatta Rivalry Grows For Hudson Championship
Six crews race in the 26th championship regatta on the Hudson with Navy, Columbia and Washington favored based on early season form. Navy, Columbia, and Washington are strongest. lane assignments list Washington in No 1 and Syracuse in No 6 as Cornell, Columbia, and Penn prepare for the start.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
East
Far West
Hudson
Yale Harvard
Thames
New London
Naval Academy
University of Washington
Navy
Rice
Columbia University
Syracuse
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Washington
Yale
Pennlvania
Housatonic Aterby
Conn
Princeton
Harvard
California
Ed Leader
Canary Second Shoe Paper Ad from The Tribune
Classified notice announces Canary Second Shoe typewriter practice paper offered at half its usual price by The Tribune Co Ltd with contact phone 128.
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the Tribune Co., Ltd
The
Tribune Co., Ltd
Logan Dentist Dies in Utah Auto Crash
Dr James Calderwood a prominent Logan dentist was killed in a car crash in Box Elder canyon five miles east of Brigham City. His wife and 15 year old daughter were severely injured while another passenger Mrs P M Nielsen was uninjured. He was en route to the Utah Dental society convention in Salt Lake.
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Logan
Utah
James
Calderwood
Brigham City
Agitators Open Fire on Funeral in Parma
In Parma today several soldiers and one national militia man were seriously wounded as political agitators fired on the military guard escorting the funeral cortege for a laborer. Authorities arrested about two hundred people.
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Rome
Parma
Cumberland Officials Indicted in Murder Case
Robert Garrett Larkin Garrett, brothers and county officials, indicted for first degree murder by Cumberland County circuit court. The Rev. E. L. Pierce, pastor of five area Baptist churches, was shot to death June 6 in front of his home.
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Cumberland Courthouse
Robert, Garrett
Larkin C. Garrett
Cumberland County
E. L. Pierce
Stomach Ulcer Cure Outlined by Dr Horsley in San Francisco
Dr J Shelley Horsley of San Francisco outlined stomach ulcer treatment at the American Medical Association meeting. He cited his series of fifty six operations to relieve ulcers, reporting four full recoveries and three fatalities, all occurring in early cases.
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San Francisco
Calif
J. Shelton Horsley
American Medical Association
Horsley
New Automatic for Yankee Doughboys
Washington reports a semi automatic shoulder rifle, the Garand, may transform doughboys into frequent machine gunners in future wars. Demonstrations at Aberdeen, Maryland impressed officers as the post war model shows rapid fire and close to infantry needs. Named after inventor John C. Garand, the weapon is among several semi automatics studied by army experts. It can fire about 60 rounds per minute.
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Washington
Aberdeen
Tnds
John C. Garand
Springfield Arsenal
Direct Vision Adentome Advances Adenoid Removal
Dr I D Kelley Jr of St Louis reports at the 74th AMA convention that removing adenoids with a direct vision adentome is the most satisfactory method yet. The instrument uses a hollow hood for direct visualization and a flexible blade to guide precise cutting while retracting the soft palate.
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San Francisco
Calif
I. D. Kelley, Jr
St. Louis
American Medical Association
Kelley
Realtors Discuss Problems At National Real Estate Convention
Cleveland June 27 The sixteenth annual convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards opened with Realtors from the United States and Canada in attendance. The program is described as the most comprehensive ever presented at a real estate gathering.
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Cleveland
National Association of Real Estate Boards
United States
Canada
Klan Protest Over Police Action Near Des Moines
A Des Moines Illinois report says Klansmen protested police interference during an initiation as 300 were initiated and 1600 attended a barbecue and fireworks. Police allegedly ordered cars moved with threats of arrest. officials denied issuing such instructions.
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Des Moines
Ill
Here
Ku Klux Klan Posters Appeared at City Landmarks
Posters advertising a Ku Klux Klan lecture were found on the doors of the cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and at the Jewish temple Emmanuel. The notices announced a meeting in the municipal auditorium titled Extra Extra All about the Ku Klux Klan by a national lecturer. Cathedral posters were torn down and no further action will be taken.
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Denver
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Emmanuel
Wheat price drop blamed on exaggerated statements
Oklahoma City June 27 Wheat prices fell about 12 cents a bushel, officials say, due to exaggerated remarks at the national wheat conference in Chicago. John A. Whitehurst, president of the Oklahoma state board of agriculture, called for a July conference on economic production of wheat in Wichita Kansas with growers millers and state officials from Nebraska and Colorado invited to attend.
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Oklahoma City
Chicago
John A. Whitehurst
Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture
Wichita
Kan
Nebraska
Colorado
Rejoices Daughter Can Resume Studies
A consumer narrates relief after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy to cure illness blamed on catarrhal mucus. The ad claims the product relieves stomach liver and intestinal ailments and permitting the child to return to school. Money back guarantee offered by Cook's drug store and druggists.
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Mayr
Cook’s
Free rupture treatment offer from W. & Rice ad
Advertisement urges readers with ruptures to write for a free trial of a stimulating application that apparently tightens the muscles and closes the opening without a truss. Claims many ruptures are painless yet risky and promises a free coupon and trial.
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W. & Rice
Main St. Adams
N. Y
2 Man
Free Sample Treatment for Rupture Application
An Adams New York firm advertises free sample treatment materials for rupture applications. The notice invites readers to request by mail at 487 B Main Street, Adams NY, with a promise of no charge for the sample.
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Rice, Inc
Main Bt
Adams, N. Y
Final decree in sect suit in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Michigan Judge John Slater filed a final decree in the case brought by John and Margaret Hansel against Benjamin Purnell and David at Benton Harbor. The court overruled the House of David request for a ye ar and awarded the Hansels 24 758.08 dollars with costs. The defendants request for a receiver was also overruled.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
John
Margaret Hansel
Nashville, Tenn
Benjamin Purnell
David
Benton Harbor
John Slater
Columbus
Ohio
House of David
Hansels
Various Reforms Proposed as Tweedy Takes Exchange Lead
Laurence Tweedy, installed as president of the Consolidated Stock Exchange, vows reforms to protect the public. He cites a year of board work to purge unworthy members and promises that past events will not recur. District Attorney Ranton and U S Attorney Hayward join to prosecute suspected bucketers.
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New York
Laurence Tweedy
William Silkworth
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Tweedy
Ranton
U 8
Hayward
World circumnavigation route approved in principle
Secretary Weeks approves an air route survey around the world as a preliminary step for a potential circumnavigation by the army air service. The item appears in a Washington dateline with related classified ads note.
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AMR
Washington
Weeks
Army Air Service
Globe
India reports good crops across northern regions
India sees its spring crops as the finest in years with granaries well stocked after last autumn and prices falling for six months. The improving harvest strengthens the poor man’s economic position, signaling potential price drops to lows unseen in a decade.
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London
India
Law Improves and Leaves London for Coast Resort
Andrew Bonar Law has sufficiently improved in health to depart London for a south coast resort. Authorities say the former prime minister shows a slight but distinctly favorable response to recent treatment.
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London
Andrew Bonar Law
Canary Second Sheets paper tidings
Tribune Co. reports on Canary Second Sheets with Tribune Co. Ltd. details and contact phone 123 in a brief notice.
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