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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1922

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2

Easton Raids Seize Large Quantities of Liquor

In Easton Pennsylvania on August 25, seventy-five federal agents and twenty-five state troopers raided all city saloons and hotels, confiscating large quantities of whisky and gin at Selp's Cafe Mount Vernon Hotel Fairview Hotel Lehigh Valley Hotel Star Hotel Keystone Hotel Depot Hotel Palmer House and more. Owners such as Robert Selbert and Otto Johnson faced warrants and hearings, while complaints alleged liquor sold to minors and students returning to class.

Easton Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pottsville Wyoming Tothers Selp Third Street Mount Vernon Sixth Northampton Robert Selbert Maney Fairview Hotel Butler Street John Purdy Lehigh Valley Delaware River Road Star James F. Curran Walnut Street Keystone Fourth and Bush"ill Streets Samuel Silvers Depot Hotel South Fourth Street Otto Johnson Palmer House Sixteenth Washington Streets J. Tinker Prohibition John T. Davis

Dog with wooden leg bites owner after health order

In Newark on August 25 Felix Carbone of Orange had a dog tiled for observation after a boy was bitten. While carrying out the order the dog bit him on the left leg. Felix, with a wooden leg, quipped that a dog biting it is easily satisfied. The health officer then ordered the dog shot.

Newark N. J Felix Carbone Orange Felix

U S May Pay North Penn Bank Losses

The House passed a relief bill for Liberty loan subscribers of the North Penn Bank Philadelphia. It has Senate approval and goes to the president for signature. Edmonds said the measure aids Philadelphia residents and others with similar failures. Deductions include already received amounts. no payments to bank directors or officers. claims due within six months.

Washington House Congress Liberty North Penn Bank Philadelphia Senate Edmonds

Mrs Schroeder Gains 10 Pounds After Tanlac Use

Mrs Melvina Schroeder of Baltimore testifies to Tanlac restoring her appetite and digestion after a year of weakness. She describes improved weight, relief from back and limb pains, steadier nerves, and better sleep after three bottles, with a subsequent indigestion episode treated successfully.

Tanlac Melvina Schroeder Glover St Baltimore Tan- Inc

Hildebert Tetourneau Wins 1922 Agricultural Prize

In Quebec Aug 25 Hildebert Tetourneau of St Pierre Montmagns County has 21 children and strong crops. Neighbors praise the large family and government awards him the 1922 medal for agricultural merit. They say carry on Hildebert as they bay you baw it in the news.

Quebec Hildebert Tetourneau St. Pierre Montmagns County Hildebert

Mufflers Sought to Silence Early Chickens in Newark

Residents of the Ridgewood section demand mufflers on chickens and pigeons until 7 A M to stop early morning clamor. Campaigners against street hawkers had just won a related measure, but locals say 4 45 A M roosters shatter sleep every day.

Newark N. J Itidgewood Campaly

Railroads and Shopmen Seniority Question Debate

A reader asks whether railroads should yield on the seniority issue raised by striking shopmen. The question weighs labor demands against management control, exploring potential concessions and impacts on operations and morale.

Senator France Defends Open Prisons at Socialist Rally

United States Senator Joseph Irwin France spoke at the Garden Theatre before about 200 in a Socialist Labor Party gathering. He urged freeing all jailed for political speech and endorsed Debs and Berger, drawing a sympathetic crowd amid rapid sale of radical pamphlets including Lenin’s Message, Soviet Russia, and No Eats No Work.

United States Joseph Irwin France Garden Theatre Socialist Labor Party Eugene V. Debs Victor G. Berger Socialistic Labor Party Workingman Nicolai Lenine Russia

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