Death penalty proposed for arson in Ulster crackdown
Belfast reports the Ulster government plans a death penalty for arson as it probes a wave of fires. A factory group plant burned, looting followed, and thirty manufacturing plants were destroyed this week. An American agitator case is under scrutiny and a sergeant’s revolver incident left Thomas Mulvaney dead as soldiers dispersed a mob.
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International News Service
Belfast
Ulster
Clarer
Tri-American Republican Volunteers
Edward Stealy
Philadelphia
Thomas Mulvaney
Blind Man Unmole...sted by Illinois Robbers
Fragmentary OCR text reports a blind man and robbers in Illinois with garbled surrounding phrases about knights and chivalry. no clear event, date, or location is decipherable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Dreco Praised For Restoring Health In Pennsylvanian
Reader letter extols Dreco as a grand medicine halting poor health. Miss Eather Cameron reports improved digestion energy and sleep after two weeks of Dreco treatment. She claims complexion cleared and kidneys no longer disturb rest. Store representative Miss Harper offers evaluations and a special price.
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Miss Estheh
Draco
MekXee
Miss Harper
Poolroom Holdup Reflected Chivalry Echoes Old Days
A garbled report describes a poolroom holdup where patrons were tied to walls and stripped of valuables. The proprietor, claiming blindness, reportedly confronts the bandits as they ignore his location and threaten no robbery against a woman.
Primitive Methodist Children Present Program Sunday
Primitive Methodist church hosts a June 18 1922 Sunday program directed by John Richardson with hymns recitations and school songs led by Chas Ashton and a list of child participants including Eleanor Bught Marion Mackenzie Thelma Southern Grace Lewis and many others culminating in a closing hymn and benediction by Rev H J Buckingham.
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Primitive Methodist Church
Ender
John Richardson
All Hail the Power
Chas, Ashton
Eleanor Bught
Frances Shaw
Marion Mackenzie
Opal George
Thelma Southern
Grace Lewis
Gschool
Eleanor Jones
Arbutus
Marie Fletcher
Sola
Jesus
Xelva Murhy
Charles Ashton
Thos, Hitchins
Diatorne
Rosebuds
Elizabeth
Margretta Lewis
Johnnie
Ralph Preston
Sunshiner
Helen Iyte
Helen Figeo
Ilsana Southern
Jean George
Victoria
Dorothy Jenkins
May Karr
Marian Williams
H. J. Buckingham
Lord Northcliffe ill in Switzerland rest ordered by doctors
International News Service reports Lord Northcliffe, notable British publisher, is ill and ordered to rest by his physicians. Libel suits have been filed against him by Sir Andrew Caird and Walter G. Fish, former associates. Sir Andrew is vice chairman and Fish is a director of Associated Newspapers. He is currently in Switzerland.
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International News Service
London
Lord Northcliffe
London Times
Andrew Caird
Walter G. Fish
Andrew
Fish
Associated Newspapers
Tel
Switzerland
Polish World War I Survivor Claims Borodino Age
Warsaw June 16 A Polish man named Jancinaat who says he fought at Borodino and survived Napoleon's armies claims to be 132 years old. He returned to his native Posen to spend his declining days and mourns younger friends who died at 98. The report notes remarkable longevity and past Russian Army service.
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Pine Rhelonet Wews Service
Warsaw
Jancinaat
Borodino
Posen
Jan
Lfe
Farmer’s Pain Ends After Mayr Remedy Cure
A farmer recounts severe gall bladder surgeries and painful ailments, influenced by a friend's Iowa letter about Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. After taking the product with meals and completing the course, he reports relief from pains and a sense of permanent cure. The remedy claims to remove intestinal mucus and inflammation, alleviating stomach and related disorders, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee at McKee’s and druggists nationwide.
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Iowa
Mayr
McKee
Second Sale of White Flaxons at 39c yd
Wholesaler clears surplus Flaxon fabric at 39 cents per yard in a second sale. Regular price ranged 50 cents to 6 1/2 cents. assortment features stripes and checks ideal for blouses and children's dresses. Limited to Saturday and Monday pricing. 3% yard.
$1.00 Work Shirts For 69c
Men's khaki and blue chambray shirts offered at 69 cents, regularly $1.00. Full cut shirts from a leading factory with occasional washout oil spots that do not affect wear or look. Sale advertised for Saturday and Monday only.
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Beat
Saturday Toilet Articles Sale Ad Teems With Prices
A Saturday sale advertises toilet articles including Pompeian Taleum and Leav-Me Taleum at 25 to 35 cents, Dyer Kiss Taleum at 30 cents, Pompeian Face Powder, and Taleum items priced around 5 to 25 cents.
Michigan Student Killed In Auto Wreck
Ann Arbor June 16 Maurice Atkinson treasurer of the Senior Library class of the University of Michigan was killed in an automobile accident here today. James Bowers of Dayton Ohio the car’s driver was injured Atkinson’s home is in Battle Creek.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Maurice Atkinson
University of Michigan
James Bowers
Dayton
Ohio
Atkinson
Battle Creek
King Gustav V of Sweden Reaches Sixty Fifth Birthday
The Day's News notes King Gustav V. enters his sixty fifth year and nears fifteenth year on the throne. Descended from Bernadotte, he married Princess Victoria at Karlsruhe at age twenty three. Once regent during his father Oscar’s illness, he is described as energetic and popular for his concern for subjects’ welfare.
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Gustav V
Bernadotte
Napoleon
Dugald Dalgetty
Gustav
Karlsruhe
Victoria
Grand Duke of
Baden
Oscar
Ha Tg
Mfe
Ige
Ie Jag
Detroit factories nearing normal after long disruption
June 16 Detroit reports factories closer to normal operations after twenty months, with unemployment largely gone and a need for skilled mechanics. Labor turnover is up in nearly every plant, while some coal miners displaced by a strike are in the city. Chester Culver notes a net weekly gain of 3189 jobs across 79 firms in the Employers' Association of Detroit.
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Detroit
John G. Lovett
Michigan Manufacturers’ Association
Lovett
Chester M. Culver
Employers’ Association of Netralt
Employment Rise Adds 19126 to Firm Totals
A four week period shows a net rise of 19126 in new hires and pushes the aggregate employed by these firms to 170126. The gain reflects ongoing hiring activity across the sector and marks a strong near term jobs outlook.
Japanese Prohibition Drive Aims At Drinkers Abroad
International News Service reports Japan may imitate the United States by curbing corn whisky and home brew. Prohibition groups like the W C T U and others active in Japan, aided by the diet’s Minor Prohibition law, mobilize women and some men on streets to pass out literature on the evils of drink.
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International News Service
TOKIO
Japan
United States
W. Co. IT. U
America
Fighting in Dublin marks one year since clash with union
A year has passed since severe fighting was reported in Dublin as the American Federation of Labor rejected a plan for one big union. The conflict follows a period of unrest amid labor moves.
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Dublin
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