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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1923
Page
9
Howard Carter leads excavation reveals inner chamber of Tutankhamun tomb with vast furniture and gold inlay. A colossal cat statue and richly inscribed canopics mark the tomb as a royal resting place, while earlier galleries hold sea of relics and sealed steps.
February report from Yale notes the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun in the Theban necropolis as the richest ever uncovered with elaborate royal furniture, garments, and treasures. Ambrose Lansing, Egyptian art curator, cites extensive looting from earlier royal graves and notes few intact tombs remain for study.
A baby named Stanislas Buratowski on SiS Marshatt street was severely burned in an unknown incident. Tormey Biaskowski, who heard the cries, was also burned while trying to extinguish the flames in the house.
Dublin Fel. Free State offices on government stations were blown up. The offices of a w ar organization supporting the government were wrecked by a mine explosion. Windows shattered in surrounding areas. Free State troops arrested fourteen armed men and held them at Portobelly barracks. Troops moved through mountains and tunnels as irregulars used machines guns.
The state compensation board awarded Mrs. Catherine Tom of Merde Ford over $5000 to her late husband’s widow. Ford was found with his throat cut near a coal stripping and could not testify whether it was murder or suicide. The decision places the burden on the employer to prove the widow is not entitled to compensation.
Alex Kenotskie, 29, a contract miner at Indian Ridge, suddenly became demented and violent in the shafts near Shenandoah. A shellshock veteran returned from World War I, treated in France, he tossed coal at coworkers and wandered the mine before fellow workers restrained him and sent him to hospital for care.
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