Balmy days are past declares free editor
Jefferson City Missouri June 28 J M Bushline 38 who is serving four years for second degree forgery from St Joseph named editor of the Weekly Clarion prison newspaper succeeding Richard C Grey who was paroled by Governor Hyde Grey says his farewell editorial praising himself acknowledges the balmy days are gone with his departure He notes circulation of 2200 weekly with copies reaching the United States Canada and London and reflects on editing a prison paper and his own role in building the publication.
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Jefferson City
J. M. Bushline
St. Joseph
Clarion
Richard C. Grey
Hyde
Grey
the Clarion
Canada
London
England
O. P. News
Cassandra
Corpse in Protest at Funeral Arrangements
In New York Mrs Rebecca Senst aged 70 lay dead in her daughter's home and was iced for Sabbath burial. An onlooker, testing for life, caused a crowd to gather as undertaker’s crew waited. Mrs Senst suddenly sat up and began yelling before the ice and coffin were moved.
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New York
Rebecca Senst
Riski Grossman
Grossmans
Sensts
Donner
Sherman
Mrs. Senst
Auto Victim Dies in Interurban Collision
Mrs Fearl Wilding of 1138 N Trevant Ave died after the auto she rode in was struck by an interurban car at the intersection of Seventeenth Street and Martindale Avenue last night.
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Fearl Wilding
Trevant Ave
Seventeenth St
Martindale Ave
Exhumation for Insurance Swindle Ties Couple to Grave Theft
A Michigan sheriff reports a confession by a man and a woman who dug up Mrs. C. E. Fairchild’s body from a river bank grave two years ago. They planned to place the corpse in a Canadian setting to fake a life insurance payout for the conspirator and her two children. The couple fled the area, and authorities will arrest them when located.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
C. E. Fairchild
Drummond
Swart
Fairchild
Canadian Sea
Michigan
Confession of a Woman Drug Addict Reveals Medical Roots
A widow and nurse details a twenty year morphine addiction starting after illness treatment. She portrays her baby born addicted, her struggle to quit, shifting drug laws, rising costs, and the impact on honest citizens amid calls for congressional narcotics inquiry.
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Washington
New York
America
Lester D. Volk
Brooklyn, N. Y
Noted Stroke Strikes Woman in House, Rescue by Relatives
In a tense incident, Mrs. Senst survived a stroke after others fled upstairs in panic. Donner and Sherman remained to guard their ice and box, and after confirming she was alive, they moved her to the bed. Dr. Bernard Agin assessed the stroke and predicted recovery in a few days.
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Sherman
Donner
Mrs. Senst
Grossmans
Bernard Agin
Mormon Elders Painted by Edinburgh Students in London Raid
Edinburgh University students raided a Mormon meeting in London and covered the elders with green paint treacle oil and tire solution then added feathers. Four students were arrested.
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London
England
Edinburgh University
Road Contracts Are Set For Tar Surfacing On 17 State Roads
The State highway commission awarded tar surfacing contracts to Hayes Construction Company for 120610.26 dollars, $11410.01 under estimate, to cover 43.55 miles across Monroe Lawrence Wayne Delaware Grant Allen Elkhart La Porte and Lake counties.
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State Highway Commission
Hayes Construction Company
Monroe
Lawrence
Wayne
Delaware
Grant
Allen
Elkhart
Laporte
Lake Counties
Divorce Granted After Deserting Husband Found at Movies
Mrs. Henrietta Bligh learned her estranged husband was at a Manchester cinema. She filed for divorce and was granted the decree, following discovery of the desertion.
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Manchester
England
Henrietta Bligh
Optimistic Signals From Two Trade Surveys in June
A June 28 report from the National Association of Credit Men and the National Bank of Commerce finds growing business optimism. Credit men show eleven of thirteen groups with higher May 1922 sales versus May 1921 and most lines report revival, notably building and construction, implements, vehicles, clothing, and boots and shoes.
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York
National Association of Credit Men
National Bank of Commierce
National Bank of Commerce
New York
Radio Schedule Notes for Indianapolis Stations
Indianapolis stations Hatfield and Ayres Hamilton outline daily and Sunday programs. WOH airs musical blocks, market reports, women features, police notices, and baseball scores. WLE lists musical segments, weather forecasts, baseball results, and time weather updates.
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Indianapolis
Hatfield
WOH
Ayres-Hamilton
WLE
William Bacon Electrocuted by Wrong Switch
Little Rock Arkansas report says William Bacon was electrocuted through a fellow workman throwing the wrong switch. The incident occurred in June and details indicate a fatal workplace accident.
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Little Rock
Ark
William Bacon
Berlin Plans First Sky Scraper Next Year
Berlin reports work will start next year on the citys first ten story skyscraper. The project marks a milestone as Berlin ventures into high rise architecture.
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Berlin
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Mrs. Pearl Wilding
NEA
Kankakee
Len Small
Illinois
Lawa
Highway Commission
Ruth Weinstein
W. H. Grimes
Pacific Region
New England
Middle West
South
Indianapolis Water Company
C. L. Kirk
V. P
John J. O’brien
W.H
Hart Schaffner & Marz
Daylight Clothing Store
Chantilly
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