More Troops for Ireland Increase Ordered in Commons
In London the government announced urgent dispatch of additional troops to Ireland to maintain order. Sir Hamar Greenwood reported 127 killed and 286 wounded in the Ireland conflict since January 1920. Lloyd George had said on May 30 that crown forces would be strengthened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trondom
Associated
Ireland
House of Commons
Austen Chamberlain
Hamar Greenwood
Tary
Lloyd George
Commons
Hospital Fire Rescues Ten Patients In Newburyport
Ten hospital inmates, including two new mothers with infants, were rescued by nurses during a blaze at the Homopathic Hospital on High street. Some patients used fire escapes and all were unharmed, moved to Anna Jacques Hospital nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Homopathic
High Street
Anna Jacques Hospital
Embezzler Siver Caught After Wig Reveals Scar
Shubert K. Siver, treasurer of the First Reformed Church of New Brunswick, faces extradition after a windblown wig exposure revealed a forehead scar. He and a woman companion were intercepted at Lake Hortonia and confessed under threat of a gun. The pair, guests at Hotel Allen, reportedly fled after a newspaper photo resembled the girl. The woman faces no charges. Detective John R. Ferguson plans to return them to New Jersey, with the car and local costs to be covered.
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Rutland
Shubert K. Siver
First Reformed Church of
New Brunswick
N. J
Fair Haven
New Jersey
Hotel Allen
New York
Brown
Lake Hortonia
Siver
John R. Ferguson
Ferguson
Vermont
Elopement Alleged In Lake Hortonia Resort Case
Constable John J. Brown of Fair Haven found Liver living with Miss Adele Guion of Perth Amboy New Jersey at a cottage in Lake Hortonia Vermont, a summer resort. It is alleged the 45 year old father and the 18 year old girl eloped May 3 after his accounts were found short.
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John J. Brown
Fair Haven
Liver
Lake Hortonia
Vermont
Adele Guion
Perth Amboy
N. J
Siver
Cleopatra's Eye story by Washburn Child opens in Post Magazine
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine previews Cleopatra's Eye a new story by Richard Washburn Child recently named ambassador to Italy. It notes the author and his diplomatic appointment as context for the forthcoming serialized tale.
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Boston Sunday Post
Richard Washburn Child
Italy
Ancient mummy seed yields blue sweet pea bloom in Quincy
Seed claim from Abydos mummy near Cairo, 2000 B.C., produced a blue blossoming sweet pea yesterday in William Patterson’s Quincy hothouses. Chester Campbell, English Egyptian Exploration Corp. treasurer, distributed seeds five weeks ago and noted another seed given to Mrs. Charles W. Taft, Cincinnati, also bloomed blue.
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Quincy
William Patterson
South Central Street
Mr. Patterson
Chester I. Campbell
Wollaston
Mr. Campbell
Egyptian Exploration Corporation
London
Abydos
Cairo
B. C
Patterson
Charles W. Taft
Cincinnati
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