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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
5
One of two wooden figures encrusted with gold guard the sealed entrance to the tomb of King Tut Ankh Amon. The statues are richly decorated with gold and block material.
A painted casket from the tomb of King Tut Ankh Amun held the king's robes with lapis lazuli and turquoise metalwork. It includes a gilt headrest, sandals, a black amber necklace, faience collarette, and other objects, with hunting scenes on the lid and battle scenes on the sides.
Rebels attacked Dublin as Free State troops clashed in the heart of the city. Two rebels were killed and several wounded. civilians fled amid panicked streets and shattered windows at public buildings including City Hall.
Local page item notes MAX LINDER performing Be My Wife at Nevis tonight with J. W. McKnight selling T B tested cows and rock of ages granite for monuments. Nearby notes include community visits, court sessions, and local business updates across Covington Kingman Veedersburg and Indianapolis.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes more employees but lower total payroll in January. Total employed 1,889,678 across 4,759 representative industries with weekly wages summed to 45,107,280 dollars.
Frank Y. Taylor, president of the First National Bank of Warren Massachusetts, was arrested in Chicago on February 22 after allegedly embezzling 212000 from the bank. He was found hiding in the apartment of Arthur Main, an engraver, at 3455 West Madison Street following a rapid flight from Warren last week.
Berlin reports disturbances in Bochum where French soldiers fired on citizens prompting martial law. Dispatch warns that any further outbreak will trigger stricter measures.
Washington February 24 The administration bill directing the return of up to ten thousand dollars of each estate of former enemy aliens held by the alien property custodian was approved by the House.
Washington February 24. The house agricultural committee tabled a resolution demanding a Federal Trade Commission inquiry into the proposed Armour and Morris merger. The move signals cautious congressional scrutiny of the deal amid farm group concerns.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 with subject Christianizing Industry in Kingdom Series Epworth League at 6 p m Evening Worship at 7 with subject Shall the Laws be Enforced Come early for a seat Pastor Russell B Kern leads the service.
The body of Rupert Julian son of Mr and Mrs I N Julian of Williamsport killed in an airplane crash in the Hawaiian Islands arrived in Williamsport and the funeral was held Sunday at 2 pm from the Methodist church Rev John E McCloud of Kentland officiated assisted by the local pastor Rev Israel Hatton American Legion Post of Williamsport led the services and pallbearers were Sigma Pi brothers from Lafayette.
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