Despondent Chicago man jumps to death from 20th story
Charles J. Johnson, 58, of Buena Park terrace, commits suicide by leaping from the twentieth floor of the Continental and Commercial National Bank building. His body clings to a sky light for 20 minutes before firefighters remove it. He leaves a note for his wife mentioning two years of nervous illness and an intention to be away. He was a retired drug salesman, married with six children, a Chicago Motor Club member, and a real estate owner who wore diamonds.
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Chicago
Charles J. Johnson
Buena Park Terrace
Continental and Commercial National Bank
la Salle and
Adams Streets
Johnson
Motor Club
Chicago Motor Club
J. €. Nieman
Nieman
Franklin Street
Renatta
Nanchester
Aso Ychester Commercial Club
Armory Building
B. W. Williams
Tent Opera Dropped in New York Pending Treaty Ratification
New York November 1. German opera planned for Lexington Opera House is postponed until the peace treaty with Germany is signed. Max D. Steuer, counsel for the Star Opera Co, stated performances were halted by a supreme court injunction after protests by the American Legion and demonstrations by soldiers and sailors.
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New York
Germany
Max D. Steuer
Star Opera Company
Lexington Opera House
American Legion
Supreme Court
Homecoming discharge for Charles Kocher and community notes
Charles Kocher, son of Mr and Mrs Le F H Mocher, has received an honorable discharge from the navy after serving since the U S entered the war. A Presbyterian missionary meeting, social visits, Halloween parties, and local city news follow with locals from La Porte City and nearby towns attending events, traveling, and reporting on health and neighborhood happenings.
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la Vorte City
Charles Kocher
le F H. Mocher
Navy
Chicago
Charles
U. S
Germany
Sam
The
Presbyterian Church
BR. E. Triem
McCoy
Waterloo
Catherine Gingrich
Marie Unger
Hallowe'en
Gingrich
H. G. Adams
Excelsior Springs
See these baking shops in operation in St Paul
Wide awake businessmen can earn from 600 to 1600 a month without prior baking knowledge. All baking and mixing is done electrically in full public view. See for yourself the quality of merchandise and how it sells. Write, wire or phone to investigate.
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St. Paul
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la Porte City
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Hancock, Jr
Earl Simmons
Herley Simmons
Quincy
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J. W. Stewart
Stewart
W Trogias
California
3Dstelevitt
Otto Tilgen
Fegles
McKevitt
Mrs. Tilgen
John Frank
Albert Anton
Frank
Frank Kober
Hoya Pat Nis
Charlie Mull
Adams
Minit
Presbyterian
Mra. Ju
Minesota
Dorothy Alive King
Commercial Club
Manchester
Armory
Electrik
Electrie
Bake Shops
Dakota Ride
St. Paul, Minn
Peavy
Twixtra Ladies
College of Commerce At
Middle West
Waiton and Burroughs
Gregg and
Felectie
College of Commerce
Michigan
Baldwins
United States
I. C
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Lan Avenue
Brunswick
Wonderful Pathe
Edison
Altona
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Commercial Street
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