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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1922
Page
4
Mrs Weldel of Tex writes that Cardui transformed her life after long female troubles. She describes being pale and worn, with weakness and pain, then notes Cardui built her up and made her feel like a new woman. The advertisement touts Cardui as a long used vegetable tonic for women.
Massachusetts Supreme Court finds Suffolk County District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier guilty on multiple charges of malfeasance and improper conduct in office. State Attorney General Allen led the case alleging a conspiracy to extort money and influence prosecutions with Dan Coakley and others. Senator Reed offered no testimony in defense.
Clarke County commissioners postponed action on a joint bond issue with the city until the city fixes a date for its election. The Athens mayor and council approved the bond to fund highway improvements and a bridge over the Ocne river. The county will act when the election date is set. Also Princeton highway paving plans progress with government officials reviewing the scheme. funding partly from a government fund.
London reports that wedding preparations for Princess Mary and Viscount Lascalles are near completion with two processions planned for February 28. The route from the Palace to Westminster Abbey will feature two arches and floral decorations while the bride and groom will be married by multiple church dignitaries. A London Week of festivities, including balls at Albert Hall and numerous dinners, receptions, and excursions, aims to attract American and continental visitors and brighten the city.
In Pawtucket Rhode Island police opened fire with riot guns on a 1000 strong crowd at the Ji Spinning plant during a strike. One man was killed and six others injured as officers arrested three sympathizers and faced stone and club attacks.
The eighth coast artillery company mobilized in the state armory last night for possible duty in the strike riots left the armory at 6 a.m. today. Their destination was not disclosed. The Jenckes plant disturbance occurred after the troops departed.
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