This Date in History Highlights Wars and Deaths
A chronicle of notable events: Warsaw nobles executed in 1194. Hood dies 1816. James Smithson dies 182. Punjeet Singh funeral pyre 1839. First Bank of the United States bill passes 1841. brig Sutley wreck 1846 with 30 dead. ship Charles Bartlett sinks 1849, 150-plus dead. Western railroad strikes begin 1849.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Viscount Hood
England
James Smithson
Smithsonian Institution
Genoa
Taly
France
Punjeet Singh
Lahore
Fises Bank of the
United States
Senate
Sutley
Nova Scotia
Fall River
Vineyard Sound
Charles Bartlett
Europe
Conventions Opening Today Across United States
A series of professional and civic associations begin conventions today including New London Connecticut Associated Manufacturers of Electrical Supplies Swampscott Massachusetts American Home Economic Association Ithaca New York Cappa Lambda Sorority New York American Optometric Association Milwaukee National Association of Visiting Teachers Lorain Ohio United Spanish War Veterans Department of Ohio Lewistown Montana American Legion Department of Montana Asbury Park New Jersey Pennsylvania Bar Association Provo Utah Utah State Press Association and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Today's Calendar of Sports Highlights Several Meets and Matches
Racing meets include Queens County Jockey Club at Aqueduct Latonia Hamilton Jockey Club and Quebec Hunt Club. Tennis opens Eastern intercollegiate championship in Philadelphia and National clay court event in Chicago. Golf French Open at Le Touquet and Central States at Cincinnati. Wrestling features Zbyczko vs Lewis in Rochester. Boxing card in Newark includes Britton Walker 12 rounds and Smith Gibbons Cincinnati bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens County
Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Hamilton Jockey Club
Hamilton
Ont
Quebec Hunt Club
Quebec
Philadelphia
Chicago
Long Island
Woodmere
Springfield Valley
Springfield
Mass
le Touquet
Cincinnati
Minnesota
St. Paul
Fort Snelling
Brandon
Stanislaus Zbyczko
Ed “Strangler” Lewis
Rochester
Jack Britton
Mickey Walker
Newark
Young Montreal
Abe Friedman
Boston
Jeff Smith
Tom Gibbons
Hon Huch O’Niell Named First Speaker of Ulster Parliament
The Hon. Huch O’Niell, named first Speaker of the Ulster Parliament, traces descent to ancient Irish kings. His father holds the Irish barony of Shan’s Castle, on Lough Neagh’s shores. O’Neill, Conservative MP for Mid-Antrim since 1914, followed his brother Arthur, a 2nd Life Guards officer killed in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huch O'Niell
Neill
Shan’s
Lough Neagh
Europe
Hugh O'Neill
mid-Antrim
Arthur
2Nd Life Guards
Food riots erupt across German cities a year ago today
One year ago today reports described food riots in multiple German cities. General Lucas was kidnapped at Castle town Roche in Ireland by Sinn Feiners, marking a period of political instability and cross border violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Lucas
Castletown Roche
Ireland
Sinn
Birthdays of notable figures marked today in history
Lieut Gen Sir John Monash born Melbourne Australia 56 years ago Julius Klein born San Jose California 35 years ago Helen A Keller born Tuscumbia Alabama 41 years ago Arbert Ames born Montreal 58 years ago J O Rube Benton born Clinton North Carolina 31 years ago this day. The notice includes an unrelated ad for metalwork roofing and oil products from SHORT PENCIL BELL CO INC Tha Tisner 110 Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Monash
Melbourne
Australia
Arbert Ames
League of Nations
Montreal
Julius Klein
U. S. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
San Jose
Calif
Helen A. Keller
Tuscumbia
Ala
J. O. (Rube) Benton
New York National League Baseball
Clinton, N. C
Barrett
Short Pencil Bell Co., Inc
Tha Tisner
Walnut Street
Religious, civic events mark busy day across regions
Rt Rev Anthony J Schuler El Paso celebrates 20th ordination anniversary. Disabled American Veterans hold first national convention at Detroit. By election in Medicine Hat to fill A L Sifton seat. Loyal Order of Moose 33rd annual convention opens in Toledo. ICC congress opens in London with strong American presence. Railroad Brotherhoods meet in Chicago over wage cuts. Prince Michael Kantacuzene Speransky wedding to Clarissa Curtis in Nahant Massachusetts. Ad offer for Prickly Ash Bitters from Collens Pharmacy Monroe and Dr E G Calvert West Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony J. Schuler
el Paso
Detroit
Medicine Hat
Sask
Dominion House of Commons
A. L. Sifton
Supreme Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
Toledo
America
Congress
International Chamber of Commerce
London
Railroad Brotherhoods
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Prince Michael Cantacuzene Speransky
U. S. Grant
Clarissa Curtis
Fifty second national convention of Hibernians to meet in Detroit
Detroit hosts hundreds of delegates from the United States and Canada for the Ancient Order of Hibernians fifty second national convention beginning July 19 at the Hotel Statler. The event includes a pontifical high mass at SS Peter and Paul Church and addresses by national and auxiliary leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
United States
Canada
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Ladies’ Auxiliary
SS. Peter and Paul Jesuit Church
Michael J. Gallagher
Order
John Cavanaugh
Catholic University At Washington
Notre Dame University
Hotel Statler
Couzens
James E. Deer
Mary F. McWhorter
Order of Hiberniane
New York
Catholic University of America
San Francisco
Hibernians
Congress
Washington
John Barry
Indianapolis
Richard Dwyer
Boston
Peter J. Doyle
Montreal
John O'Dea
Philadelphia
John Sheehy
Montgomery
Minn
Prickly Ash Bitters Ad from Collens Pharmacy
Will Atkinson real estate ad includes office and residence phone numbers. An advertisement promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a digestive tonic claiming to aid stomach weakness and indigestion, priced at $1.25 per bottle, with Collens Pharmacy in Monroe and Dr E G Calvert in West contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collens
Pharmacy
Monroe
E. G. Calvert
West Monroe
Will Atkinson
Collens Pharmacy
Dear Margie and Morning Light Love Remembered
An old verse recollects a girl named Margie in a dawn scene and farewells from friends before departure for brighter realms. The text shifts to a health ad for Prickly Ash Bitters and a public notice about 1922 internal revenue tax returns with instructions from J. M. Collins in Monroe Louisiana.
City Budget and Salaries for Ouachita Parish Agencies
The document lists annual appropriations and salaries for Ouachita Parish agencies and services. Highlights include police and fire department funding, city judge and marshal salaries, clerk and stenographer pay, and allocations for libraries health and welfare organizations, with total line items totaling substantial sums for detailed city operations.
City Budget and Public Works Appropriation Details
The document outlines a 1921 city budget with line items for electric lights labor and materials, water department costs, street maintenance and bridge work, cemetery expenses, police and storekeeping, and pavilion erection. It notes salaries, wages, and supplies totaling thousands with an additional 7,000.00 adopted June 14 by Mayor Arnold Bernstein and Secretary P A Poag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Jackson Street Railway
Bankéhire
United States
Ttbgearé
Tix Colfetigr
Asutatant Jaeritis Tredaurer
Tak
Dageese Anistican LaPlanes Pho Engine Company
Aécesdor
Natuto
Arnold Bernstein
P. A. Poag
Stop That Use Blue Star Remedy for Skin Diseases
An advertisement touts Blue Star Remedy as a reliable treatment for skin conditions including itch eczema tetter ringworm poison oak prickly heat cracked skin and sores. Sold on guarantee by Col lens Pharmacy with date 4 26 6m.
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Collens Pharmacy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marjorie
Ettes
New Orleans
Collector of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Office
Post Office
Louisiana
J. M. Collins
Internal Revenue Service
Pany
Devoitions Chamber of Commerce Public Library
Juvenile Protective
COD
Stente
St. Francis Sanitarium
Fred Clinic
Ouachita
Schredte
City Prison
Fabor
Toreé
Éanetes
GEC
Ford
F. B. Wiley
Gian
P. H. Krauss & Co
I Avenue
Memphis
Tenn
W. Watters
Calion Land & Company
Calion, Ark
Louise Anne
Lee Avenue
Jackson Street
Bath
Joe Kern
North Third Street
Apel P. S. Mulhearn
Peter
Hike
J. E. Hodges
DeSiard Street
Grammont Street
Ruffin
Tron Mountain Depot
Ouachita Avenue
South Oe Street
E. Fudickar
Dan Boyd
Cora Goldman
Harrison Street
Dodge
Rayner’s
Morrison
Oak Street
Poland
L. L. Griffeth
Washington Street
DeBlardste Street
Apollo
North Second Street
el Dorado
Jeffrion
Wottogta
E. D
News- Star
L. W. Gresham
Eason
Jackson
Pine
R. D. Elle
J. W. Frost
M. E. Frost
Calhoun
Warn
Lankershim Bldg
Los Angeles
Cal
Hazel House
Box
News-Star
Lockwood-Beadle Furniture & Transfer Co
St. Anne St
Monroe Hardware Co
Dixie Bedding Co., Ltd
Samowicm
Beaver Board
Florentine
Bruce Frizzell Monroe Brick and Builders Supply Co
Chase-Amman Drug CO
Rexall
S. Grand St
Collins & Stewart Derrick and
P. D
Endomw
F. Endom
Grammont St
Dempsey
Carpentier
American Legion
Elks Club
L. L. Smith
Broker City R. Tv
Hall, ' Mer
Ila
Milam St
Shreveport
N. Grand
Adams& Graves
Js _ Adame
J. Q. Graves
Physicians and Sergeans
Chase-Amman Drug Store
James Edwin Wallworth
Collens’ Pharmeny
Seal and Wheat
Chase-Amman Co
Armand G. McHenry
New South D
Wes
Offie
BR. C. He Mosleyhysician and
Collens’ Pharmecs
Muatengethie Phytiaancopa
Central Ss Bank
DE. J. P. Bro
Swaysé’s
DeSiard St
Monroe, la
DE. J. B. Vaughan
New South Drag
Debiard St. Ue
D. Masur & Son
KR. L. Wood
Chase Amwén
Drs. R. B
H. S. Henry
Central Savings Bank & Trust Co
Monroe Veterinary, Infirmary ‘Stetit Bt
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