German Is Executed as Pope Intercession Fails
Berlin reports an attempt by Monsignor Bruning to secure Pope Pius XI’s intercession for Albert Schlageler, executed by a French firing squad in Duseldart for sabotage. Nuncio Testa had been in Rome and earlier to the Ruhr, returning after briefing the pope.
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Berlin
Pius XI
Albert Schlageler
Dusaeldart
H. J. Bruning
Testa
Ruhr
Vatican
Monsignor
Bruning
New York
Chicago
St. Paul
United States
Rome
Flour Prices Back To Pre War Levels
MINNEAPOLIS Minn June 7 Flour prices fell to the lowest in six years as a large mill cut the price 15 cents per barrel on family patents yesterday The new low stood at 6.25 per barrel when sold in carlots for 18 pound cotton sacks for the highest grade of family patents Milling officials said such a price level had not been seen since before World War I Weakness in the wheat market was not cited as a cause by millers.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Kiwanis Meeting Preview and Summer Picnic Notice
Lo Fellow Kiwanians. Your next regular meeting is Thursday at 6 30 p m at the M C A. This will be the last night meeting for the summer with 80 members attending. The program is led by Juddy and features a speech on Governor Smith of New York. The president is home and may discuss his trip. Don’t forget the picnic on June 27. Yours truly, Assistant Secretary.
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Governor Smith
New York
Aspirin Bayer trademark urged for genuine tablets
An old ad urges buyers to look for Bayer on aspirin packages or tablets to ensure authenticity. It touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as the genuine product prescribed by physicians for headache lumbago rheumatism and pain, noting each package carries proper directions and that counterfeit bottles exist in 24 and 100 tablet forms.
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Bayer
Lightning Strikes Three Hagerstown Students at School
Three youths were struck by lightning in a severe storm as they left Surrey School after graduation exercises in Hagerstown. Miss Margaret Lewis, 21, of 21 South Potomac Street, Miss Dorothy Mack, 19, visiting from Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania, suffered burns to back and face, and Charles Sick, 19, also injured.
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International News Service
Hagerstown
Margaret Lewis
South Potomac Street
Dorothy Mack
Wilkes-Barre
Miss Lewie
Mack
Burna
Charles Sick
Surrey Schoo
Tutino Enjoying Health In Italy
Rumors claimed Dominick Tutino, once a New Castle hotelman, was killed by Black Hand violence. A May 20 letter from Italy confirms he is alive and well and expects to return to the United States. He had been reported slain on May 14.
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Dominick Tutino
New Castle
Italy
Tutino
United States
Theft of $100,000 Pearl Necklace Reported by Woman
Mrs William Ellis Corey wife of an American steel magnate arrived from Paris and said she had been robbed of a pearl necklace valued at 100000 dollars The report notes Corey was formerly Mabel Gilman an actress A Detroit man kept his cool while his car was robbed because he was locked in the ice box.
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International News Service
London
William Ellis Corey
Paris
Detroit
Cate
Freckles vanish with Othine double strength treatment
Advertisement promises to remove freckles with Othine double strength. Apply a little night and morning from any druggist, claim to clear skin quickly, with a money back guarantee if freckles persist.
Schenectady Riots Reignite Over Abandoned Trolley Cars
Schenectady New York June 7 renewed street car riots erupt as a mob attacks strike keepers trying to reclaim two trolley cars left idle hours earlier. One man shot several injured a motorman pulled from a car and assaulted during the disturbance.
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Schenectady
Hulletin
International News Service
N. Y
Notable English physician to wed American heiress
London June 7 announces the engagement of Sir Bryan Dapkir a leading English physician and Mr Marie Louise Sates daughter of William Preston of Silmington North Carolina The 78 year old Sir Bryan was widowed from August Elizabeth daughter of Count Li Langhi of Cracow in 1888 and she died some years ago
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London
Bryan Dapkir
England
Marie Louise Sates
William Preston
Silmington
North Carolina
Bryan
August Elizabeth
Li Langhi
Cracow
Employes Camp At Cascade Park Update
Don McKibben, manager at Cascade Park, announced that the Pennsylvania-Ohio employes vacation camps are under construction on the left side of the lake and will be ready for occupancy within a week or more. Tents will feature board floors with cots and chairs and be illuminated by electricity.
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Don McKibben
Cascade Park
New Furniture for the Old Home Crusade
Homes rush to refresh interiors with new looking furniture. People repaint and refinish dining chairs bureaus and trimmings to transform spaces. Local store offers enamel paints and guidance to ensure a durable finish at low cost. Croton Avenue store advertises sale and finishing supplies.
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Je and Weil
Rarhiah
Lawrence
Croton
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