Terence McSwiney Dies After Hunger Strike
Terence MacSwiney, Lord Mayor of Cork, died in London’s Brixton prison after a 73 day hunger strike. The report accuses Lloyd George of orchestrating the arrest and death, labeling him a murderer, and praises McSwiney as a martyr for Irish freedom amid American sympathy for Ireland.
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Silk Worms and Sheep in Curious Exchange
In a playful exchange Marjorie notes silk is pricier than wool because silk worms require more care. Elsie questions the value of silk, prompting Marjorie to respond with a quip on the labor of shearing silk worms compared to sheep.
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New Telephones Installed in Local Listings
New telephones have been installed including Otto Appel's Livery No. 195, Will Martin at 814, and Lars Eggesos at 15 on the eleventh.
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