Remarkable Greenbelt boy saved after emergency operation
A dramatic operation at an emergency hospital revived John Alvin Dent after chloroform collapse. Dr. Harris W. White revived the boy with heart massage and later struggled to control infection. Dent survived three days, then died from septic infection. Doctors will test animals to explore saved life limits.
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Dr. White
Thn Laard States
Weelan Ul
Hearis W. White
Malis
Whirs
Woman Robbed 25 West Side Homes In Months
A young woman on the West Side allegedly robbed 25 homes over several months, gathering about 50 in jewelry and other articles. A servant, acting on a trail of recommendations, would lure residents, gain entry, then disappear with the belongings when the housewives were distracted.
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Peora
New York
West Side
Yost
St Montis
Cary
Rear Admiral Drake Cured and Plans Delaware Trip
Rear Admiral Drake, patient at Johns Hopkins since July 6, has been pronounced cured of his intestinal trouble. He and wife will leave Baltimore tomorrow at noon for Delaware Walter Gap, where they will spend about nine months. Congressmen Carter Glass enters gubernatorial race, campaigning in all state cities and counties. Post Want Ads are free in The Post classifieds.
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Washington
Baltimore
Trike
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Tor
Ws Drake
Delaware
Walter Gap
Governor charges libel in Oklahoma editor arrest warrant
Oklahoma City editor and owner Omer KK Benedict of the Oklahoma City Times was told by the county sheriff that Governor Hasketl at Guthrie had sworn out another warrant for Benedict’s arrest on criminal libel. Benedict began toward Guthrie to surrender and post bond after a prior arrest and release on bond following a similar charge over an editorial linking the governor to the Oklahoma Central Railway receivership.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
Omer KK
Benedict
Oklahoma City Times
Hasketl
Guthrie
Gov. Haskel
Oklahoma Central Railway
Bend
Scott
Springfield
Officers to rank by age in Porto Rico regiment
President Roosevelt's recommissioning order for the Porto Rico regiment declares officers must be ranked by age. Thus, some veterans with longer service will be placed lower on the list than older men with shorter service. The new permanent regiment law did not specify commissioning method.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Roosevelt
War plots and Honduras crisis reach mobile readers
Guatemala's Estrada Cabrera allegedly planned a Honduras upheaval to install Gen Ramon Morales with Manuel Bonilla's backing. Proclamations dated May 18 in Belize circulated to gain support. Manuel Bonilla remains in Belize. American minister warns Morales against invasion as authorities crack down. Reports describe arrests, trials, and forced contributions amid turbulence along the Honduras border.
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Mobile
Manuel Bonilla
Morales
Honduras
Puerto Cortez
Ameble
Ale
Guatemala City
Harold
Estrada Cabrera
Guatemala
Ramon Morales
Belize
Emnuel Bonilla
Cabrera
Bonilla
Quatemala
Ton Lures
Henke
Morales Morales
Tranter
Christmas St
Aly
Menduras
Salvator
Banigol
Ortiz
Choluteca
Servio de Hole
Teguangalpa
Amerian
Geroy Cantom
San Miguel
Salvador
Tegueigalpa
Orean
Comngr
Cannon
Close vote on Gompers at New Jersey federation
In Trenton the State Federation of Labor adopted by a close vote a resolution endorsing Samuel Gompers. Delegates rejected a Bryan endorsement and backed a no political resolutions stance. The convention also favored modifying Bishops Law easing Sunday liquor sales and set next year’s session for Atlantic City.
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Trenton
N. J
Atlantic City
Keeper bitten by diamond rattler battles for life
Rodney Rose, zoo keeper, recounts Monday attack by a diamond rattler. He endures extreme pain, under doctors care with strychnine every three hours and antitoxin, hoping to recover and resume duties. The bite on his left finger may have spread. doctors warn the outcome remains uncertain as he fights for life.
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Rodney Rose
Rose
Ayail
Sam
Zoo
Yost
William Carr
Insife
The
Fand
Carr
New York
Miller
Australia
Three Winnipeg Beach Sailors Possibly Drowned in Lake Winnipeg
Winnipeg reports great anxiety over three young people who sailed from Winnipeg Beach to Whytewold Beach four miles away. Caught in a squall, they were carried out into Lake Winnipeg and are believed drowned. The missing are Edith Turnock, D Mfora, and F Lambert.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Winnipeg Beach
Whytewold Beach
Lake Winnipeg
Edith Turnock
M - Fora
Lambert
Dynamite Plot Fails to Blow Up New Jersey Hotel
An August explosion at the Exchange Hotel in Himira New Jersey damaged an unoccupied room and left a large hole in the building. Six dynamite sticks failed to detonate in an adjoining room. Hotel proprietor Andrew Von Hendy is held on suspicion in connection with the case.
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Himira
N. J
Exchange Hotel
Railroad Avenue
Andrew von Hendy
East St. Louis ex-player dies at 25 in Los Angeles
James M. Lee of East St. Louis WA died in Los Angeles from injuries suffered in a football scrimmage seven years earlier while he played center for East St. Louis High School. Lee, 25, previously sought health in Colorado and Arizona before moving to Los Angeles where he worked as a newspaper man.
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Los Angeles
James M. Lee
East St. Louis
Lee
Colorado
Arizona
Death Penalty Question Arises In Adams Bigamy Case
William M. Adams faces bigamy charges in Baltimore and may be tried under a King James era law allowing the death penalty by hanging. State’s Attorney Raymond Williams uncovered the archaic statute, with Judge Alvey’s Barber decision cited. the matter hinges on whether the old penalties remain in force and where Adams should stand trial.
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Baltimore
William M. Adams
Raymond Williams
Williams
Adams
Willams
Jennie I. McNashy
Ellicott City
Howard County
Annie C. Horan
Baltimore City
Alvey
Maryland Court of Appeals
Barber
Maryland
Maryland General Assembly
Rage War Eases as Mines Brave Neon Threats in Springfield
Springfield dispatch reports white miners at Woodside and Tuxhorn mines refuse to work with Black miners amid racial tensions. Gov. Deneen orders National Guard patrols. a special grand jury examines riot cases as business leaders urge strict law enforcement to restore order and protect life and property regardless of color.
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Densen
Chicago
Tuxhorn
Woodside
Springfeld
Deneen
Chamber of Commerce
H. A. Hall
E. J. Chapin
Grand A Jury
Creighton
Aston
FE. L. Chapin
Business Men’s Asaociation
Karl Hallam
George Richardson
Hallam George Richardson
Lfe
National Guard
Gov. Deneen
Hatchan
Felt Sa
No Post Cards of Lynchings in Hopkinsville Area
Souvenir postcard collectors face a change as Washington orders no more lynching imagery. Postmaster Breathitt announced that USPS will not permit cards from Hopkinsville and other towns depicting the four Black men lynched at Russellville on August 1 to pass through the mails.
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Hopkinsville
Postofice
Washington
Breathitt
Russellville
Uncle Sam
Bark Good News Safe After Cape Flattery Passage
Philadelphia aug 18 The bark Good News sailing from Wilmington January 19 to Tacoma passed Cape Flattery last night in tow. Its foremast is missing and it carries a powder cargo. Overdue six weeks, fears of an explosion and loss with all aboard had grown. Commanded by Cant Erikson the vessel has a crew of fifteen men.
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Philadelphia
Park Good News
Wilmington
Del
Tacoma
Wash
Cape Flattery
Puget Sound
Cant, Erikson
Carries
Newspaper Association President Attacks Paper Trust
In St Paul on August 18 President H B Warner of the National Wai torial Association defended the press against corruption charges. He argued newspapers first cried Stop thief and spurred public conscience, while critic Varner assailed the paper trust for dictating prices, calling it a murderer and a danger to life.
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St. Paul
National Waitorial Association
H. B. Warner
Varner
Paper Trust
Evans a Hero Still Fighting Bob to Death
The Great Sea Dog Evans declares an emergency rise and vows to give all he has. President sends enthusiastic appreciation calling all Americans to owe him a debt of gratitude. Evans regrets not being able to go to Japan where he has many friends, shipmates greet him.
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Evans
Japan
Evans on Patriotism and Service Motive
A speaker declares deep love for the flag, notes prior severe suffering under it, and affirms willingness to endure greater hardship again. He would give his remaining life in service if emergency demands it, hoping for rest only if not called back to active duty.
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Itiis
China
Evans
Pacific
Atlantic
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