Twenty Nine Die in Irish Battles and Bomb Attacks
The week end violence in Ireland leaves many dead and wounded as Sinn Feiners bomb two military lorries near Londonderry. Civil unrest spreads with shootings in Cork and across southern districts. The widow of Patrick Doyle dies from the shock of her husband's Mountjoy execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Doyle
Daniel O'Connell
Tstternational Mews
PEL
Mar
Trat
Sinn
Irish Republican Army
Patrick Derle
Mount Joy
Judge McLaughrey Sentences Week’s Convicts
Judge McLaughrey sentenced six Wheeler for larceny from the pi eGn to eleven youths to the work house. George Bartell, convicted of assault and batter y, received four months to the county jail. Theodore Balla, charged with assault and battery, released on parole with a warning that drinking next year brings eleven months in the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughrey
Six Wheeler
Pi eGn
George Bartell
Theodore Balla
Protest Against Changing Sunday Laws In Penna
Several hundred protesters gathered at Central Presbyterian Church sessions signing petitions to urge legislators and the governor to oppose changes to Sabbath observance laws and to protest the passage of a proposed Sunday local option law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penna
Central Presbyterian Church
Women Voters to Discuss Library Plans Meeting
Mrs. W Taslnn, chairwoman of the Lasrenes County League of Woman Voters, requests all members to attend a meeting at the YWCA Tuesday evening March 22 to discuss library plans and make a special effort.
Spit sprinkler to start arbutus at noon
A garbled notice mentions a spit sprinkler and arbutus event starting at noon on a Sunday near church. Readable details are very limited and names or places are unclear.
Not Guilty For Hatfield and 15 In Matewan Slayings Case
Sid Hatcheld and 15 co defendants were found not guilty on the trigger trial. They must post bond for appearance in court on indictments of murdering six other detectives. Judge Bailey ordered them back to jail, then to Matewan on the noon train. The verdict follows months of courtroom tension as spectators lined the thoroughfare outside the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Weyer
International News Service
Court House
William
Son
W. Va
Sid Hatcheld
Bailey
Matewan
Sid Hatfield
Robert Dr. Bailer
Baldwin-Felte
Albert Felts
Clara Smith Hamon Joins Brooks Church
Ardmore Oklahoma, March 21 Clara Smith Hamon was acquitted Thursday of murder in the Tale l. Hamon case. Reputed wealthy and former Republican national committeeman from Oklahoma Joni Was baptized in the First Christian Church of Ardmore by Pastor Brooks. Mrs. G J James of Los Angeles, sister of Mrs. Hamon, was baptized at the same time after Sunday night service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arwmore
Okla
Clara Smith Hemon
Tale l. Hamon
Mitteeman
Oklahoma
Joni
Ardmore
Crayton 5
Brooks
G. J. James
Los Angeles
Cal
Hamnon
Dreads Ordeal In Court Girl Causes Fatal Harm Herself
Helen Berneta May aged 1 daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Many of Inig rity dies by self harm amid a court ordeal. Two former state troopers are indicted for allegedly attacking the child as she faced a future hearing. Friends say a personal crisis triggered the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National News Service
Lang Steer
Helen Berneta May
Charles Many
Inig Rity
Rhosting
Traopera
Repurt
Upper Silesia To Remain German After Plebiscite
London reports indicate Upper Silesia will stay German after plebiscite results show strong German majorities in key towns such as Kattowitz and Oppeln. Reports note disorder at Katowicz with shooting during voting and early returns favoring Germany over Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Silesia
Germany
Poland
London
Berlin
Garmabs
Upper Sile
Kattowitz
Beuthen
Tarnowitz
Garman, Arenzberg
Germani" Oppeln
Koentashuite
Not Guilty Declared After Long Jury Deliberation
The jury in the commonwealth versus Vermina Cog Ruamo returned a not guilty verdict after nearly 24 hours of deliberation. The larceny case involved about 245 dollars taken from Nick Lagnuse of Hillsville, with defense by iy Clark and prosecution by S. L. Mr the Gomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermina Cog Ruamo
Nick Lagnuse
Hillsville
Iy Clark
Defend
H. A. Wilkison
S. L
the Gomen
Tudge McLaughrey
Churchill May Succeed Law as Government Leader
London reports that Winston Churchill may take over leadership in the House of Commons after Lloyd George reportedly wired him in Egypt to return to England. Health department notes rising diphtheria and scarlet fever cases in the city with new infections including Josephine Wise, Nury Eck, Beis Baldwin, and Eddie Gunth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
Colonies
A. Hanor Law
House of Commons
Daily Express
Lloyd George
Churchill
Egypt
England
Josephine Wise
Quest Street
Nury Eckroad
North Mmarent
Beis
Leroy Baldwin
Reas
Speculation Swirls Over Vivian Visit to Washington
The Harding administration focuses on European policy as Rene Viviani the former French premier arrives. His mission remains unclear but is believed to seek U S moral support for League of Nations matters and for pressures on Germany to pay indemnities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fi
Holmes International News Everign
Gorragpond
Washington, D. C
Harding
League of Nations
Rene Viviani
Vivian
United States
Altoi
M. Vivians
Jules J. Dusaerand
White House
M. V.manis
America
France
England
Germany
Unknown man attacks young college girl in Cambridge
Miss Misa Eva Morse, 20, a technology student, was beaten in her bed by an unidentified man who stood on a box outside her window. He grabbed her throat, struck with a brick, pulled her hair, and fled when he dropped the brick. police have only a vague description and doubt robbery or a suitor motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Cambridge
Mass
Mar
Misa Eva. Morse
Miss Morse
Heforse
Several Fires and Losses Small
A series of small fires and incidents occurred Sunday and Saturday affecting several locations. An automobile engine fire near South Jeffargon and Home streets caused about $25 damage and drew a response from box 54. A grease fire at Hast street restaurant was extinguished with chemicals. A field fire near North Lee Avenue prompted Sixth Ward units. A blaze near Longist Street required Central department response. unclear details and times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Martelli
South Jeffargon
Hast Streal
Ieniierd
Sviden
Hex GT
Sixth Ward
Dramatic court moment as mother witnesses bring tears
Albert Torrence White sits through six days of his murder trial for Sadie A. White. His 73 year old mother Elizabeth White testifies, leaves the stand, and departs crying after embracing her son. The scene, described as the most dramatic of the trial, occurs as jurors prepare for continued testimony and as objections, dates, and prior statements are argued by Judge Porter and counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie A. White
Albert
Terrence White
Elizabeth White
White
Mrs. White
Law Labrary
Rand
Mra. White
Porter
Albert Torrence White
Mamie Longstreet
Lonstreet
Viola Eneton
A. D. Mornes
PL Hart Eakin
O. H. P. Green
Eakin
Brial
Wallace
Dr. Bakin
Thomas McNicholas
Thomas
Zadak Lanham
McLaughry
Mercer County
Viola Easton
Catherine Minkson
Emery
Sadie
Death Record for William D. Lewis and Others
A cryptic death notice lists William D. Lewis aged 71 with an address on Reynolds Street and several scattered names and locations including Mes, Toni Morgan, 200 East Grane Street, Denver, and Morowky 32. The fragmentary OCR text also mentions services and streets but lacks clear dates or full context.
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Mra
William D. Lewis
Iy Reynolds Street
Miss Ano
Haumes
Ate
Vine At - Mes
Lande Avenue
Mes
Toni Morgan
East Grane
Steve! Prancesen Titch
Henpomin B. Aindsey
Denver
Cal
Morowky
Constantine To Lead Greeks On Smyrna Front
King Constantine to join the Greek army at Smyrna as mobilization begins amid Turkish nationalist reinforcements. An Athens report cites sacrifices needed for peace in the Near East and notes a massacre of Christians at Cesera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Constantine
Greece
Smyrna
Athens
Hewan
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Near East
Cesera
Widow Of First Mayor Of City Dies Saturday
Rebecca L. Morgan widow of Thomas B. Morgan longtime resident of 209 East Grant Street Shea died Saturday March 19 at 7 PM at her home. Born in Mifflin Ainiats County Pennsylvania she moved to Lawrence County as a child. Survived by daughter Jennie Morgan and two sisters Belle and Margaret Law of Pittshor. husband and two sons John and George predeceased. Funeral from her residence Tuesday afternoon March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca L. Morgan
Ellen Grant
Shea
Thomas B. Morgan
Mifflin
Ainiats County
Lawrence County
First Presbyterian Church
Jennie Morgan
Mise Belle
Margaret Law
Pittshore
John B. Sforfan
George C
East Grant Treet
Unidentified body parts found along Erie tracks
Multiple incidents surface from Warren Ohio and surrounding areas. Victims include a man killed while crossing a railroad and a mob execution of Arthur Jennings in Hattiesburg Mississippi. A Pennsylvania Railroad report notes idle freight cars amid ongoing disasters.
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Erie Railway
Warren
Pennsylvania Railroad
Homesteadesterday
Charles Forsythe
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Arthur Mometer
Conill J.J. Conif?t
Ghief
Clerk of Courts
West Virginia
Clara Smith
Hamon
Brooks’ Church
Newcastle
Bape Tees
Hanon
Siunelay
Kattourtz
Hy Prank Maron
Karte
Upner Siiesia
Lokal Anzleger
Oppely
Carmine Coggnome II
Law
McNicholas
A. T. White
Hebecca J. Morgan
Reet Wee Min
Arthur Jennings
Hattiesburg
Mise
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Jas. Ber
St. Clairsyile
Anna Hora
Herold
Berwick
GualOhees
Miss Margrett
Seme
Youngtown
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