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Newspaper
Darlington Herald
Location
Darlington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
7
World markets warn of wheat shortage likely felt by month’s end as Hoover’s foodstuffs division releases the warning from Washington. Senate canvass signals McCumber bonus bill passage, while Harding backs Navy and Interior oil reserve policies.
Personal James C Dunn president and owner of a Cleveland baseball club dies at his Chicago residence at age 57. Guy Barham publisher of Los Angeles dies in London. Marshall Neilan and Blanche Sweet marry in Chicago and depart for New York. Judge Joseph Sabath’s health collapse after 6500 divorce cases in Chicago. Funeral for Mrs Lillian Russell Moore held in Pittsburgh with many notables. Anna Swift widow of Gustave Swift leaves nearly 500000 to charities in probate. Actress foray Lily Moore dies in Pittsburgh.
William F. Quesse and nine Fiat Janitors' union officers in Chicago were found guilty on three indictments tied to labor terrorism. The second trial of Mrs. Madalynne Obenhaist, charged with murdering J Belton Kennedy in Los Angeles, reached a complete jury.
The piece surveys a string of events: the Supreme Court limits damages in a union case while upholding labor organization liability. France resists reducing reparations, prompting a possible German loan postponement. and Col. Smith W Brookhart wins the Iowa GOP primary, signaling a progressive surge.
Mrs. T. J. Archer of 1147 Shepard Street Peters burg Virginia credits Tanlac with curing her indigestion headaches dizziness and rheumatism after months of misery She says she no longer suffers and praises the medicine as unmatched Tanlac is advertised as sold by druggists.
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote has Mr. Grampson dismissing table tapping and cabinet noises as affairs for skeptics. He states he will attend any public spirit demonstration in a square at high noon with an open mind if spirits prove themselves there.
The George F. Cram Company at 32 East Georgia Street Indianapolis seeks ambitious men or women for a summer job selling a fast selling arms to schools and homes. Preference given to school teachers or college students. Pleasant work, apply at once for details.
A young woman visiting a friend finds the host absent. While the friend’s five year old daughter plays outside, the visitor tries to pay a debt. The child unexpectedly offers to take the money.
A vintage advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a stain resistant product that keeps cloths and towels white until they wear out, emphasizing spotlessness in the bathroom and laundry care.
Comment argues that relying on the federal government for action requires funding from taxpayers, noting the inevitable transfer of money to cover the endeavor. The remark frames government action as financially burdensome for citizens.
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