Cork Lord Mayor Terrence MacSwiney Weak After Night
London bulletin reports Terence MacSwiney in Brixton prison as virtue virtually unchanged this morning. He sent a message to Irish hunger strikers praising supporters and condemning England’s actions with a plea for forgiveness and faith.
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Associated Press
London
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Irish Self Determination League
Home Office
Brixton Prison
MacSwiney
London Times
England
Wilson Sends All Schools List Text Books
Oklahoma City Sept 20. R H Wilson state superintendent of schools sent to all city and county superintendents a list of textbooks to be used this year for Oklahoma public schools. Pupils may receive 50 percent of the listed price plus exchange of the old book. He notes charging more than the authorized price is a misdemeanor. The list includes primers readers botany mathematics and sciences with many prices up 25 to 100 percent.
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Associated Pres
Oklahoma City
R. H. Wilson
Oklahoma
Wilson
State Treasury Buys Funding Bonds At Bargain
Oklahoma state treasury purchased unissued funding bonds totaling 650000 from its sinking fund at 95 cents on the dollar. The move saves 61750 in principal and offers 4 percent interest until maturity. Money saved can pay salaries for all elective state officials for a year and still leave 11750.
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The
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
State Treasury
Oklahoma
A. N. Leecraft
Chronic Catarrh and Cold Remedies Endorsed
Chronic catarrh results from repeated colds in adults. Avoid colds or treat quickly to prevent this disease. Chamberlin's Cous' remedy recommended. Prickly Ash Bitters advised for indigestion and kidney trouble. Ballard's Snow Liniment promoted for skin eruptions and bites. Prices and agents listed.
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Chamberlan
Gwin & Mays Drug Co
Fady
Ballard
Hensler & Story
New High Schools Grow At Rate Of One A Day
AP reports that in 28 years the nation added at least one new high school daily, totaling over 17 000 schools and 1 735 619 students in 14 000 schools. Texas leads in graduates who continue on, while 81 034 teachers taught in 1918 and women now dominate the profession.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Bureau of Education
Bureau
Texas
North Carolina
Kentucky
District of Columbia
California
Arizona
Massachusetts
New York
Nebraska
United States
Polytechnic Eventrs High School
Los Angeles
Master Mind Arnstein Held In Jail Over Bankrupt Plea
Senator George Manton issued a directive to place Jules W. Arnstein known as Nicky Arnstein in Ludlow Street jail until he complies with a court order to answer questions in the bankruptcy case. The case concerns a five million dollar theft in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
George Manton
Jules W
Nicky) Arnstein
Ludlow Street
Morris Fox Cleared in Trunk Murder Case
Morris Fox, detained as a possible match for Eugene Leroy in the trunk murder, is declared not Leroy. Fingerprints from Buenos Aires show no identity with Fox. Fox will be released and plans to rejoin the British ship Dryden, from which he was taken.
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Montevideo
Morris Fox
Eugene
Leroy
Buenos Aires
Fox
Dryden
Wall Street Victim Identified as Elmer Kehrer
The body of Elmer Wallace Kehrer 21 a Brooklyn chauffeur identified at the New York morgue by his mother Mrs Olive Kehrer. Officials weigh why the Wall Street blast victim remained unidentified while Edward P Fischer arrives in custody from Hamilton Ontario with post card warnings.
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New York
Wall Street
Olive Kehrer
Brooklyn
Elmer Wallace Kehrer
Kehrer
Edward P. Fischer
Hamilton
Ont
W&ll
New York and
Fischer Laughs Through Reporters at Fourth Avenue Eatery
New York reporters and photographers milled as Fischer posed for movie stills and breakfasted with detectives at a Fourth Avenue lunch room. He pocketed three street cigars and quipped about talk, hats, and being in the hands of his friends. Police released Alexander Brailovsky after he admitted being near the explosion scene. justice dept found no grounds to hold him.
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New York
T Fischer
Fourth Avenue
Fischer
Alexander Brailovsky
Department of Justice
Grateful Naples Mother Credits Chamberlin Remedy
Mrs Geo L North of Naples New York recounts a severe dysentery episode in her family. Her son fell ill with terrible pain and convulsions while eight miles from a doctor. After giving Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, he improved immediately and was out of danger by the time the physician arrived.
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Geo. L. North
Naples
N. Y
Chamberlin
Chamberlain
Adv
Oklahoma City and Enid Sugar Merchants Face Profiteering Charges
Federal Judge John H. Cotteral overruled Judge Pollock and held the Lever Act valid in the Boake case. The ruling permits trial of 14 Oklahoma City and Enid sugar merchants on profiteering indictments, previously quashed by Judge Pollock. Herzog Peck, U S district attorney, said further prosecutions will proceed.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
John C. Pollock
Kansas City
Enid
Herbert M. Peck
United States District Attorney
John H. Cotteral
Pollock
Cotteral
R. L. Boake
Anadarko
United States
John H. Cottera
A. C. Boake
Lever Act
United States Grand Jury
John E. Pollock
Polbeck
Peck
Tree planting drives for Palestine as Jewish homeland grows
A report notes Jews worldwide fund a Palestine tree program since statehood was declared. Olive and eucalyptus plantings honor leaders and memorials. proceeds support the University of Jerusalem. Forests aid malaria, shade, and timber for commerce.
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London
Palestine
Tree Fund
Theodor Herzel
University of Jerusalem
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Judea
Jaffa
Ezekiel
Veterans Arrive in Indianapolis for Grand Army Encampment
Thousands of Civil War veterans reach Indianapolis for the 54th annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment. The day centers on committee meetings among allied organizations as participants prepare for ongoing events and reunions.
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Indianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
You Will Be Proud of This Wagon
You are urged to buy a John Deere wagon noting its lasting pride of ownership. The ad promises best materials and strength to resist heavy use. It asserts the wagon pulls lighter than ordinary wagons and invites customer comparison after testing.
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John Deere
Johns Deere
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