De Valera Calls End to Irish War and Arms Dumps
A captured Republican tender carried a May 24 instruction from Eamonn de Valera urging Republicans to halt armed struggle as futile for national interests. Aiken’s purge of arms dumps signals no formal surrender, shifting focus to the election.
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de Valera
Eamonn de Valera
Free State
Soldiers of Liberty
Legion of the Rear Guard
Ggle
Republic
Frank Aiken
Lef
Aitken
Market report notes mixed prices across livestock and poultry
The listing shows a range of quotes for hogs, beef cuts, chickens, and eggs with varying weights and prices. It notes lower figures for hogs and wholesale poultry while calling out regional differences and quality brackets in a compact market snapshot.
Intercourse man killed by shock at Paradise Sub Station
Lloyd-1 Buckwalter son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Buckwalter of Ridge Road died after suffering a shock at the Paradise Sub Station while at work with Enos Hostetter and William Sitzman. Survived by parents and a brother Ivan. Funeral plans set for Thursday at the late home with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Local society notes and church school reflections follow.
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Lloyd
Buckwalter
Wayne ‘Buckwalter
Ridge Road
Electric
Light
Paradise
Enos Hostetter
William Sitzman
Ivan
Rolands
Graybill Peters
Alda
Ephrata
Ard
Abram Planck
Peter Planck
Mary Russel
Betty
William
Anna Harner
New Holland
M. M. Milligan
Lemon S
Blair
Jacob Glick
Lancaster
Amos Stoltzfus
Gap
Rebecca Stoltzfus
Near Intercourse
Elias Renne
Paul Seldomridge
Clayton Sheaffer
Mary
Catherine
Bareville
Ezra Zimmerman
Merle
Willis Zimmerman
Intercourse
Amos Lefevre
Wm. Robinson
Spring Garden
Merritt Robinson
John M. Beam
Amos B. Hoover
George Weaver
Malvern
Local residents share visits across East Petersburg area
Mr and Mrs Jacob Seaman visited near East Petersburg on Sunday as did Mr Rock of Honey Brook with Mrs Lucy Grimley. Numerous Lancaster County residents including the Hersheys Hershey and Aument families hosted and visited over the weekend with neighbors and relatives.
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Jacob Seaman
Charles Frey
East Petersburg
Rock Ear
Lucy Grimley
Mitchell
Martha McGloin
Philadelphia
John Weaver
Grace Hershey
Boyerstown
Glyde Hershey
Landis Hoover
la Park
P. R. R. Crossing
Roy Groff
John ‘Weaver
Lancaster
E. H. Hershey
Jacob Leaman
Louise’ Harple
New York
Mies Morris’ ‘Hersh
Leaman
Jacob Dipner
Benjamin
Hershey
Ednan Good
Barbara
Clyde Hershey
Amos Wenger
Abram Ressler
R. K. Lindsay
Elsie Lapp
Intercourse
Leah Good
Monterey
J. Aument
Ephraim Hershey
James Miller
Raymond Miller
Hazzard
Clayton Hershey
John Fenninger
Kathryn
Carl
Kinzer
Burgess Named Director of Bureau of Standards
Dr George K Burgess has been appointed by President Harding as director of the Bureau of Standards. He served twenty years as a department chief and previously led the bureau of pyrometry. Burgess born in Massachusetts in 1874 is MIT trained and went to Washington in 1908.
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George K. Burgess
Harding
Bureau of Standards
Stratton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Doctor Burgess
Massachusetts
Washington
Bureau of Pyrometry
Boy of Nine Is Automobile Thief
William Nichols nine years old was found driving an automobile in Louisville while visiting an uncle from Richmond Virginia. He said he learned by watching others and had never driven before. Police hold him at the detention home, with no immediate prosecution expected.
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Louisville
Wiliam Nichols
William
Richmond
Antil
Children as Train Wreckers in Mineola Case
Three 10 year old boys are alleged to have tried to derail a passenger train after being inspired by a movie. Police say they placed an iron plate on a track near Westbury and wedged a bolt into a switch, but a trackwalker found and removed the obstruction.
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Mineola
N. Y
Westbury
Believed Dead 50 Years Soldier Visits York Sister
Lee Dixon a former Indian fighter linked to the Big Horn massacre returned to York Pennsylvania to surprise his sister Mrs Reider after fifty years. He verified childhood details before she believed him and welcomed him for a joyous reunion. Dixon, 72, native of York County, had traveled widely after leaving the army and lived in Los Angeles prior to visiting Gettysburg where another sister Miss Dixon resides.
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Custer
York
Lee Dixon
Big Horn River
George A. Custer
May
Dixon
Ork County
Reider
Gettysburg
Deputy Guilty of Murder in Greensburg Pa Case
John McNally a former Philadelphian was convicted before Judge Domn of second degree murder for causing George Watcotch's death during a coal strike. McNally served as a deputy at Frogtown near Greensburg where Watcotch also lived. A motion was made for a new trial.
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Greensburg
John McNally
Domn
George Watcotch
McNally
Frogtown
Here
Watcotch
Milwaukee hosts two world marathon knitting champions
Milwaukee names Pearl Bennett age 19 and Mrs. Robert Staub age 88 as world marathon knitters. After eighty six hours of battling sleep they agreed to share the $100 prize and withdraw from the contest.
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Milwaukee
Pearl Bennett
Robert Staub
Cantilever Shoes Gain Popularity For Comfort
The article promotes Cantilever Shoes as stylish yet comfortable. It notes pointed toes are out of fashion and fashion magazines showcase practical shoe shapes for daily wear, claiming women find real enjoyment and harmony with their feet when wearing Cantilever Shoes.
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Lancaster
Lessons In FOREST PROTECTION
George H. Wirt argues prevention hinges on changing human behavior through education. He outlines the need for organized forest protection with trained, ready responders, prompt detection, reporting and extinguishing, and argues that psychology and local ties must be addressed to reduce careless and accidental fires.
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Pennsylvania
Twice Proven Kidney Pills Endorsement Claim
Mrs. Frank Ames of 359 East Main Street cites a 1916 statement praising Deans Kidney Pills for curing back pain kidney trouble headaches and dizziness. She reiterates in 1921 that she has felt well since treatment and urges purchase at 60 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Frank Ames
E. Main St
Dean’s
Stauffer & Son’s
Ford sales pass half a million in 120 days
Ford Motor Company reports 561 544 cars and trucks sold in the United States from January 1 to May 1, a record pace that doubles last year’s 283 782 figure for the period. April sales reached 165 583 with daily outputs setting new records at 6 590 units.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
United States
Ford News
Fordson
Lincoln Division
Lincoln
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