Fire at Virginia Avenue hospital ruins building
A blaze at a Virginia Avenue hospital caused extensive damage to the roof and upper floors after sparks from an elevator motor ignited waste paper and debris. Nurses detected smoke, aided evacuation, and firefighters battled the flames for hours.
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Buna
Thor Destruwyon
Huga
Fire Department
Tre
Interiow
Kuismant «Emo
Second Street
Virginia
Remem
Walter Meperteir
Phas
Virginie Avenue
Matrinout
Reinl
Eeonil
Uist Wits
Wien
Ties Hospital
Acca
Ava
Chiat
Chiot Watkins
Ralph Doo Gttie
Hospitals Report Large Number of Recoveries
Patients rest easily as many are transferred between Miner Hospital and nearby facilities. Doctors report all patients improving. several names listed with home towns and wards. Medical staff note vital signs stable and indicate continued rest and routine care.
Suit Against County In Circuit Court
Wells sues Marion County Court alleging injuries from a walling incident and failure to provide proper railing. Circuit court hears testimony as multiple witnesses are examined amid notable interest in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Marion County
Directors Plan to Rebuild and Repair Burned Structure
A heated City Council meeting outlined plans to rebuild and repair a burned hospital site. Officials discussed demolitions, funding, and securing water access while considering relocation of beds and staff. council members pressed for timely action and clarified responsibilities.
Thanks to Volunteers and Helpers in Fire Rescue
CHIT Watkins of the fire department extends thanks to fellow workers and those who aided in extinguishing the flames and comforting those awaiting aid. He also thanks the Salvation Army, the police, and the numerous citizens and women who helped.
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Chit Watkins
Fire Department
Salvation Amy
Usalst
General Scott renews plea before Senate
General Scott speaks before the Senate renewing his plea as political tensions rise. The scene focuses on military oversight and criticism of policy while lawmakers probe the leadership and discuss ongoing defense priorities.
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General Scott
Senate
Funeral for LeonarAD Moumienl Held at Monongahela
The funeral service for LeonarD Moumienl was held at the Monongahela Baptist Church this afternoon with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Reverend C L Lightner and Reverend R Webb of the city conducted the services, with RL Chmninge in charge of undertakings. The funeral followed a public viewing and included a procession to the burial site.
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Jones
Leonard AL
Woodlawn Nomerery Hiss
R. K. Tinningham
C. L. Lightener
R. Webb
Thiy City
Nurse Describes Fire Discovery During Hospital Incident
A nurse recounts discovering a fire and the ensuing confusion in a hospital ward. She notes alarms, evacuations, and patient reactions as staff worked to control the blaze. Several patients were assisted to safety while medical teams ensured medical care and sterilization procedures remained intact. The description highlights the tense atmosphere and the rapid response to contain the incident.
No Peace Unless Germans Make Full Amends
A lengthy wartime broadcast transcript fragment discusses Britain and Allied resolve. It centers on demanding repentance from Germany and warns that peace hinges on Germany making full amends, with references to leaders, policy shifts, and public sentiment.
John Wm Cook OES Hospital Death Report
Johnston William Cook, prominent Bates backville figure, died after hospital treatment following an explosion accident. The event occurred at Glenside in Merion County, with his wife and family named among mourners. He long served as president of Bates backville and was connected to the Hett family lineage and local institutions. His body was prepared for burial at the Conwinsheds establishment.
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Kennett
Stigene Hopital
Uehan
Holybatdelts
Miers
Ale
Spence Mowry
Witte Staten Avnet
Minere Hospital
Minper Thespitil
MoyeUithiy
Miner Hospital
Mise
Nornal
Lyon
Jane Twikhigtin
Farber
More Clayton
Nour
John ML Cook
Miners Hospital
Nis
Chamber of Commerce
Wautprent
Belutia
Cook
Han O'elock
Watt
Dre Pranve
Frinre
Tiree
Mpestinas
Jonipital
Tae
Aaraatien Akliveteers Stiars
Wien
Yur
Atte
Morgan, Meschhey
Avouk
Glave
Hartman Marti
Dene
Wittring
Chmatughan
Ul Woolaves
Mins Taylor
Miss Tayelor
Foo HY Toom
Mine Milekett
Paris
Paria Way
Willmar Leonard
Sitho Howe
Ws Parenta AC Ant
Inle
Paso
Deine
United States
Sation Sen Wei
Hosni
Bates
Harrabelle
Ty Savelswal
Barrackvillé
Ain
Miedowshien
Alen
Abbie Tontang
Harry ‘Tonat
Pouraohs
Aires Cook
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Peat
al Steirauniy
Andy Mittle
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Jist
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Howard Woolward
Alin Shile
Tony
Europe
Chrixtrr
Congressional
Washington
Nathan Guay White
Seote
Ptelaek
Gerald Leonard
Annabelle Boy
New York
Keneral
Entente
Adrii
Liverporl
Salem
Star Furniture Company
Interstate Public Service Electric Company
Phenie Martin
Tant Hartman
Ghate
Pheu
Martin
Wwtal Aginend
Curtis Dove Teany
Auman
Pat Slywellstalty
Os Wurst
Tone
Stalin
Barre
Linyd George Says
Neuwtiatiiens
Tony Tol
Rivenne
Mtr
Metseata
Alor
Retina
Brewton
West Virginii
F. P. Hall
Hartley
Somme
Lace Mong Verdun Line
Kivelle
PBA
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Fermanire
Haweinn
Vohra
Lower Danube
John WM. Cook Oes
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