German Is Executed No Intervention Is Made By Pope Pius
Berlin reports an appeal to Pope Pius XI for Albert Schlageler, executed by a French firing squad in Dusseldorf after being found guilty of sabotage. Monsignor H J Bruning carried the appeal by telegraph, while Papal Nuncio Testa returned to the Ruhr after a Rome visit.
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Berlin
Pope Pius XI
Albert Schlageler
Dusseldorf
H. J. Bruning
Testa
Ruhr
Vatican
Bruning
New York
Chicago
St. Paul
United States
Rome
Flour Prices Return to Prewar Levels in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on June 7 flour prices fell to the lowest in six years as one of the city’s largest mills cut a barrel price by 15 cents. The new low reached 6.25 dollars per barrel for 98 pound sacks of the highest grade family patents, with milling officials attributing the slide to weakness in the wheat market.
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Minneapolis
Minn
IS Fellow Kiwanians Hold Summer Meeting at YMCA
The IS Fellow Kiwanians plan a Thursday 6:30 p m meeting at the YMCA marking the last night gathering of the season. The program is led by Juddy with a speaker expected to discuss Governor Smith of New York and a possible trip update. A June 27 picnic is noted.
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Governor Smith
New York
Bayer Aspirin Trade Stamp Stands Beneath Genuine Tablets
Advert says only Bayer Tablets of Aspirin guarantee genuine product prescribed for headache lumbago rheumatism and pain. Claims millions have used it safely for over twenty two years. Boxes hold twelve tablets. bottles of 24 or 100 sold by druggists. Aspirin is Bayer trademark ester of salicylic acid.
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Bayer
Lightning Strikes Three Hagerstown Students
Three youths were injured when lightning struck them after leaving Surrey School in Hagerstown during a severe storm. The injured are Margaret Lewis 18 of 621 South Potomac Street Dorothy Mack 19 of Wilkes-Barre Pa visiting Lewis with burns to back and face and Charles Slick 19.
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International News Service
Hagerstown
Margaret Lewis
South Potomac Street
Dorothy Mack
Wilkes-Barre
Lewis
Mack
Charles Slick
Surrey School
Tutino Enjoying Health In Italy
Rumors that Dominick Tutino was killed by the Black Hand are false. He is alive and well in Italy and plans to return to the United States. A letter dated May 20 confirms his excellent health while abroad.
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Dominick Tutino
New Castle
Italy
Tutino
United States
Northwest
James B. Hendryx Jones
William Fox
Charles Jones
Nixon Theatre
Yukon
Jones
James B. Hendryx
Alaska
Gold Fields
Scotto Dunlap
Carter Brent
States
Dorothy Manners
Irene Rich
Kitty
The
Theft Of Pearl Necklace Reported By Mrs Corey
Mrs William Ellis Corey arrives from Paris and reports the theft of a pearl necklace valued at 100000 dollars. She formerly known as Mabel Gilman the actress before her marriage to the American steel magnate.
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International News Service
London
William Ellis Corey
Paris
Detroit Man Trapped in Ice Box During Home Robbery
A Detroit resident stayed calm as a burglar looted his home while the man was secured inside an ice box. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing surveillance footage.
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Detroit
Freckles See Quick Relief with Othine Double Strength
Advert says apply Othine double strength nightly and morning to remove freckles with a money back guarantee. Claims even severe freckles fade, lighter ones vanish, usually one ounce suffices for a clear complexion. Sold at druggists with guarantee.
Schenectady Riots Leave Man Shot In Street Car Turmoil
Renewed rioting in Schenectady New York developed when a mob attacked strike breakers attempting to recover two abandoned trolley cars. One man was shot several were injured and a motorman was pulled from a car and assaulted.
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Schenectady
International News Service
N. Y
English physician Sir Bryan Donkin announces engagement
London reports the engagement of Sir Bryan Donkin, a leading English physician, to Mrs Marie Louise Bates, daughter of William Preston of Silmington North Carolina. Sir Bryan is 78 and was widowed after his 1888 marriage to August Elizabeth daughter of Count Di Langhi of Cracow.
Employes Camp At Cascade Park Ready Soon
Don McKibben, manager of Cascade Park, said the Pennsylvania Ohio employes vacation camps are being built on the lake's left side and will be ready for occupancy within a week or more. Tents with board floors cots chairs and electric illumination will be provided.
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Don McKibben
Cascade Park
New Furniture for the Old
Homes increasingly seek a fresh look by painting and refinishing old furniture. A local store promotes Lawrence Paints offering varnish and enamel in various colors at low cost, guaranteeing noticeable improvement with minimal expense.
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Lawrence
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Fscott Fitzgerald
Pius
Monsignor Bruning
I. J. Miller
Regent
CVC
Elm- Street
Nien
MAZDA
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Mercer Street
Union National Bank
East Long Avenue
Dr Scholls Zinopa
Scholl
Dome Theatre
James Whitcomb Rileys
Elliott Dexter
Helen Jerome Eddy
Aesoph
Hagerstown School
Maryland
Ated
Southside Theatres
Jack Holt
Satan
Jac Holt
Lon Chaney
Marshal Nad Ieee
Matt Moore
A. First
Richard Barthelmess
Dorothy Gish
Emile Goue
Wilfred American
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Croton Avenue
Interstate Creamery Inc
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