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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1922

Page

10

Lloyd George Seeks 26 Percent Tax and Mines Takeover

British Prime Minister Lloyd George and French Premier Poincare discussed German reparations and control measures in London talks. They plan to refer to experts on Poincare's plan and reexamine contested points such as a Rhine customs barrier and German industrial participation.

London Preoier Poincare France David Lloyd George M. Poincare Rhine Ruhr Germany Poincare George Theunis Belgium Lloyd George Downing Street Viscount Farquhar Berlin the Times Wirth

Stain Man in Cellar Detroit Hotel Tragedy

The body of Arthur Enger was found in a Detroit hotel cellar with a hatchet injury. Police were pursuing a man suspected of attacking Mrs. Annie Enger, his wife, earlier in the day. Mrs. Enger had a fractured skull from being struck with a bottle after a quarrel with another roomer.

Detroit Mich Arthur Enger Mrgannie Enger

The executive who supplies oil to relieve friction

A concise maxim defines the executive as the person who oils the wheels of an organization. The quote portrays leadership as smoothing operations and preventing conflict to maintain smooth functioning.

Ohio primary yields Harding ally in governorship race

Carmi A. Thompson of Cleveland wins the Republican gubernatorial nomination as the Harding anti-saloon candidate will face A. V. Donahey of New Philadelphia in November. S. D. Fess earns the Senate bid against Atlee Pomerene. Prohibition triumphs, progressives defeated, Knight among few exceptions. Thompson leads by 71,053 with Durand 1,992 behind in precincts reported. Labor candidates fared poorly in both parties. In a separate item, Daniel O Brien walks 3300 miles from San Francisco to Pottsville to visit his uncle.

Columbus Carmi A. Thompson Cleveland Harding A. V. Donahey New Philadelphia Ohio S. D. Fess Yellow Springs National Republican Congressional Campaign Committee Atlee Pomerene Canton United States Senate C. Homer Durand Coshocton Labor

One Day of Hard Luck in Secaucus Restaurant

In Secaucus New Jersey Fred Richnetter ran his restaurant yesterday as two prize hens escaped his back door. A trolley car ran over one hen and a passing truck crushed the other. While chasing the hens Richnetter was struck by a passerby. At the hospital he learned the steaks burned and patrons had left.

Secaucus N. J Fred Richnetter Richnetter Goodyear

Man Bites Cat Tail in Alcohol Fuelled Cruelty Case

Philadelphia Aug 10. James Toner 36 Unity street near Lerner bit a cat's tail after fondling it. Police report he was intoxicated and charged with cruelty to animals. Cat found at Church Street and Frankford Avenue. Toner jailed. cat later killed after arraignment.

Philadelphia Toner Unity Street Lerner Church Street Frankford Avenue the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To

License Tags Pass 700000 Mark

Harrisburg August 10 Automobile license numbers reached 700 707 issued to Adj General Frack D Beary Governor Sproul received 700 000 recently More than 200 000 dollars has been collected by the automobile division from half yearly licenses effective August 1 The saying about evil and good is a concluding proverb

Harrisburg Frack D. Beary Sproul Automobile Division

Michigan Prisoner Hunger Strike Seventeen Days In

Land Haven Mich Aug 10 Arthur McBride confined in Ottawa county jail on a vagrancy charge enters the fifteenth day of a hunger strike. He says he came from Duluth and serves a 30 day sentence. McBride insists the confinement is unjust and declares the Lord will aid him.

Michigan Bedland Haven Mich Ottawa County Arthur McBride Duluth McBride Tam

Gypsy Foot Relief Promised For Foot Suffering

Prof. F. T. McIntyre credits Gypsy Foot Relief with ending over two decades of burning feet corns and bunions pain after trying baths powders and plasters. He urges sufferers to try the quick effective remedy sold in the city by J. W. Harner J. A Williamson and Steiner Bros with money back guarantee.

F. T. McIntyre J. W. Harner J. A Williamson Steiner Bros

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