Victorious in Irish Elections Countess Markie vicz Elected
Countess Constance Markie vicz wins a South Dublin seat in Ireland's recent elections. A former Sinn Fein rebel, she was sentenced to death years ago, and is linked to the De Valera party. She was Britain’s first woman elected to the Commons, though Lady Astor later sat.
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Freak Egg Exhibited by Mrs Patton’s Plymouth Rock Hen
Mrs W K Patton of Harlansburg road R D No 4 shows The News a remarkable two in one egg from her Barred Plymouth Rock hen laid last Thursday. The oddity consists of two soft shelled eggs of regular size joined by a short tube of same material about three quarters of an inch long.
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Not Guilty Verdict in Weinstein Case
A jury at court found Louis R Weinstein not guilty by direction of the court on charges of larceny by bailee. The defense argued the information was faulty and the evidence failed to sustain the charge.
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Louis R. Weinstein
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