Arms in Ireland Reported as Ceasefire Holds
Irish troops report general obedience to Cease Fire orders under Chief of Staff Frank Aiken. Irregular attacks remain few, with several arms dumps found as searches continue. Some pundits foresee the conflict winding down in months, while others seek a peaceful settlement possibly involving constitutional changes and a potential abrogation of the royal oath.
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Dublin
Associated ‘Press
Frank Aiken
de Valera
Ireland
Martin ‘Fitzgerald
The
Freeman’s Journal
Westminster
Frank Fahy
Dail
King George
England
Bitter mood foreshadows renewed conflict over executions
In discussions about the commander-in-chief, the power to fulfill duties has been largely curtailed. The intense bitterness surrounding executions appears likely to spark renewed conflict amid political strain and calls for action.
Disorderly Conduct Fines In Police Court
H. R. McCook and Delia Williams were fined 100 dollars and costs each for disorderly conduct. McCook paid the fine while Williams was jailed for inability to pay. Mrs. James Dixon paid 15 dollars for fighting on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. McCook
Delia Williams
McCook
Williams
James Dixon
Seyster Visits Arkansas City Chamber Office
O B Seyster public relations man for Empire Oil and Gas met with C L Scott secretary of the Chamber of Commerce this morning. Seyster formerly served as secretary of the Arkansas City Chamber of Commerce.
Local court fines for speeding and jury case delays
Ray Milburn and Clarence Stewart were fined 10 for speeding in police court this morning. C. S. Pennell pleaded not guilty but was convicted and fined 15 dollars. District court officials aim to finish key jury cases this week despite delays from lengthy trials. County officials say the end is in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Milburn
Clarence Stewart
C. S. Pennell
Summer Opens With Pop Stands Across City Corners
Summer has officially opened with pop stands on nearly every corner. The youngsters of the city are reportedly running a thriving business.
Olney Family Visiting Son in Abilene Kansas
Mr and Mrs F H Olney visit their son Avery FD Olney in Abilene Kansas where Avery serves as superintendent of the Abilene high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Olney
Avery FD Olney
Abilene, Kan
Avery Olney
Abilene
Carl's store remodels front and interior
John H. Till was fined $1 in police court this morning for disturbance of the peace. Carl's has started remodeling the storefront and rearranging the shop interior.
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Carl’s
John H. Till
Personal notices of visits and travels across towns
Mrs Dow Payne of Mound Valley and Mrs H H Hunter of Topeka arrive to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs C A Hunter at 23 East Eleventh Street. Mrs Roy Reece returns to New York after a visit with Miss Eleanore Hackney. Miss Josephine McClain returns from New York City after a year studying art. Mrs A G Hackney is a patient at Mayo Brothers hospital in Rochester Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Joel Chambers have gone to Los Angeles to make their home. William W Clawson mining engineer class of '23 leaves for Bartlesville Oklahoma to join Empire Fuel Co. Paul C Rankin returns from Ottawa with son Charles after Ottawa University commencement. Mrs Sadie Stroud and her children Edwin and Charles of Iowa attend the funeral of Mrs Marie Husted Turner. J W Jones of Fowler Colorado comes to Lawrence for the funeral. Mr and Mrs L W Monk return from a trip in Phillips county to visit relatives.
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Rochester
Edwin and
Charles
Iowa
Stroud
Marie Husted Turner
Fowler, Colo
Lawrence
L. W. Monk
Phillips County
Metcalf Relative Visits General Wilder Metcalf
Irving Metcalf of Oberlin Ohio and Irvine W Metcalf of Oberlin visit their cousin General Wilder S Metcalf in Lawrence.
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Irving Metcalf
Irvine W. Metcalf
Oberlin
Ohio
Lawrence
Wilder S. Metcalf
Card of Thanks from Gardner Family
The Gardner family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during a long illness and for the beautiful floral offerings. E. T. Gardner and family, Mrs N Eager, Lucy Eager Lehr, Raymond B H Gardner.
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E. T. Gardner
Mrs.n. Eager
Lucy Eager Lehr
Raymond BH. Gardner
Markets Report From Chicago and Kansas City Livestock
Chicago and Kansas City markets show hogs and cattle moving with mixed call. Hogs around 11,000 at Chicago with prices from 5.25 to 7.25 per pound. cattle bidding slow to steady with top steer prices near 11.20 and yearlings around 10.25. Kansas City reports 6,000 cattle and 1,000 calves and 11,000 hogs with Premiums for heavy steers and veal. lots with calves and bulls show wide variance. Also notes on wheat corn oats and beans futures and cash prices in Kansas City and Chicago exchanges.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Farly
Texas
Nineteen Ohio State Track Men Earn Os Letters
Nineteen varsity Os letters were awarded to Ohio State track men for the just concluded season. Two athletes received O A A honors for meritorious service not reaching full letter status. Six seniors comprise the letter group: Arlington L. Everitt, Ora Bascom, Damon Cranz, James Patchell, B. A. Roach, and Roland Bohling. Others earning Os include Frank Connell, John W. Green, Glen Kreider, and Maynard E.
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Ohio
Columbus
O's
Ohio State
OAA
Arlington L. Everitt
Warren
H. Ora Bascom
Kinsmin
Damon D. Cranz
Ira
Untitled fragment notes two priced items and location
The fragment lists two priced items and a location at West End Street near Wh Street. Named specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Awards Named In Ohio Track Honors List
Kilpatrick of New Carlisle and a group of athletes from Salem Patterson Columbus Etna Toledo Ward Ross Columbus George Russell Canton Sutton Attica Miamisburg and Cleveland were among those receiving an OAA award for athletic achievement in a regional honors listing.
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Cleveland
Price misprint in Zephyr Baker loaf ad corrected
A Zephyr Baker ad carried a price error for a split loaf. The correct price was 10 cents instead of 8 cents, and the notice clarifies the mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zephyr
By Law Amendments Headed for Tonight’s Meeting
The Red Men announce amendments to their by laws will be voted on at tonight’s meeting. Members are urged to attend. Signed by C E Luter Sachem and Roy Conway C of R.
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C. E. Luter
Roy Conway
C. of R
Perrysburg Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Ada Frick of Route 8 Perrysburg Ohio says the Vegetable Compound cured her side pains and nervous troubles after a neighbor recommended it The ad notes many women have been helped and urges others to try the remedy for ailments peculiar to women
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Perrysburg
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ada Frick
Ohio
Lydia E.pinkham
Wedding Announcement for Eva Mae Ireland and Giles Marvey
Eva Mae Ireland of Florence Kansas wed Giles Marvey in Florence with Samah of Lawrence present. Mr Lamb, assistant county engineer of Douglas County, connected to the ceremony.
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Court House
Gang
Eva Mae Ireland
Florence
Kansas
Giles Marvey
Samah
Lawrence
Lamb
Douglas County
Release of Eight Foreigners Near Puot Yuku Mountain Predicted
Negotiations for freeing eight foreigners held by Chinese bandits on Puot yuku mountain are at final stage and it is confidently predicted all will be free before next Sunday.
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Tsaochwang
Associated Press
Puotyuku Mountain
Hanging of Henry Simmons Reported in Palm Beach
The body of Henry Simmons, a Black man, was found hanging from a tree on Palm Beach Island after gunfire and injuries were reported. Police and witnesses indicate Simmons was suspected of involvement in a fatal shooting nearby.
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Palm Beach
Henry Simmons
Palm Beach Island
Policeman J N Smith Remembered native of Staunton Va
Policeman J N Smith a Staunton Virginia native was mentioned in a Sunday morning report noting his service and local ties. The brief item highlights his connection to Staunton as context for his recognition.
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J. N. Smith
Staunton, Va
Lemon Cream Promises Skin Beauty and Whitening
A vintage beauty tip touts mixing juice from two lemons with three ounces of Orenara White to create a quarter-pint lemon cream. The ad claims it softens and lightens skin on face neck arms and hands, reducing freckles sunburn and tan without irritation.
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Hamilton Motor
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N. Y
Liberty
Bayer
Manitou
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Wile
Coron
Colorado Springs
Colo
South
D. H. Gallaway
Ford Automobile
News Room
Peur View
JP. Clevenger
W. Fhesire Jukimid- World
Jiastard Investment Co
Uslave
Bloomaphill Lids Co
Toei
Ppl Lewters
Mleed Baby Curtisery
Trieps
Verient Teeals
Wwe
Werk
Ffal
Mary Geisman
Garfield St
Chelsea, Mich
Rample
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept. H
Maiden 45
Mass
Cuticura
Scranton
Seale
Lemons Beautiey
Whitten
Mutual Oil Company
W. L. Bradley
Mutual
19Th’ and
Oth and
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Ark
Beashoce
Xosemite - Biees
Thousar
Gred Harvey Meats
W. Burnett
Lawrence, Kans
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