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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1922

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Fight Against Mayfield Gains Ground in Klan Row

Washington dispatch reports Creager and Tautter contest Senator-elect Narle B Mayfield seating amid Klan ties. Democratic leaders wary, Republicans seek to force defense of the Ku Klux Klan while Justice Dept probes cross state activity. Scattered letters from the South and Texas fuel the political battle as Congress eyes the issue.

Washigton R. 1 Creager Mayfield Ku Kiex Klan Parker Louisiana Washington Department of Justice Wiminstration Congress Seatine Klan South Democratic Party Walsh Massachusetts Senate Wish Texas

Publisher of Catholic Daily Drowns in Wisconsin Tragedy

Nicholas Gonners aged 51 publisher of the American Tribune the only Catholic daily in the United States and a Milwaukee Journal contributor along with his yearold daughter Anna and Jorn Sehrueder of Dubuque were drowned when their car plunged down an embankment in Wisconsin near Santh Wayne. The elder Gonners a Catholic layman was knighted in the Order of St Gregory by the late Pope Pius.

U.S Vietems Dubuque Nicholas Gonners American Tribune United States Milwaukee Herald Tts Anna Jorn Sehrueder Santh Wayne Wis Ganners S. Grezory Pope Lea

Fragmented Motto Reflections on Happiness and Language

A fragment hints at playful word swaps with Saxo phone and Phone stayh. One character notes that happiness may depend on choosing between two muddled options, reflecting a bittersweet sentiment on language and perception.

Pleasant Week Visit and Pork Butchering Notes

In Mt Pleasant Mrs Edna Burrier spent a week with her aunt in New Midway. Norman Stevens has been ill but improving slowly. A November 28 home butchering by Mr and Mrs George Burrier yielded three hogs weighing 300, 325 and 350 pounds. Attending included Elmer and family, Harvey Rippeon and family, Wesley Burrier, Charles Lochner, Joe Lochner, Harvey Burrier and Edna Burrier. A stray modern poet remark ends with sol emn drivel.

Mr. Pleasant Edna Burrier New Midway Norman Stevens George W. Burrier Elmer Burrier Harvey Rip Peon and Family Messrs Wesley Burrier Charles Lochner Joe Lochner Harvey Burrier

Teachers End Strike as Pottsville Tax Aid Restores Salaries

In New Philadelphia the ten public school teachers resume classes after a weeklong shutdown. The district received a state payment of 41,000 to cover overdue salaries, enabling teachers to be paid and schools to reopen.

Pottsville New Philadelphia Tweney Faith Coat Nasaer Venioa Schaay Stein Tate Aiee

Awarded $41,000 For Toss of Hand

A garbled clipping reports an award of forty one thousand dollars linked to a hand toss event. Names, places, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving the core note of a monetary prize tied to a specific incident unclear.

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Tragic Crate Collapse Kills Young Scranton Girl

Four year old Elizabeth Vrainey died in Scranton when empty crates toppled as she climbed them in a shed. Several playmates were trapped with no escape. Daughter of Joseph Fraines of West Scranton. The casual report notes a local filling station worker as a bystander.

Scranton Elizabeth Vrainey Joseph Fraines Weet Scranton

Widows of Sultan Seek Husbands in Constantinople

In Constantinople on December 4 Rafet Pasha seeks husbands for ten former sultan’s harem women aged 17 to 30 who are penniless. The nationalist government, after flight of the sultan, says these women and many attendants must fend for themselves, with some allowed to stay if wed.

Constantinople Rafet Pasht Jiafet 4 Marris

Kemalist Orders Ban Employee Drink Indulgence

Government edict from the Kemalists forbids government employees to indulge in alcoholic drinks on pain of penalties. The decree calls for restraint and includes revisions to prices, reflecting state controls.

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