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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1922
Page
10
Detective William Miles rents his post at Hobart Drake’s estate amid a web of eccentric brothers and a thwarted suicide myth. Patricia Drake seeks help after a family crisis, while Miles uncovers forged mail and a midnight watcher as he prepares for a pivotal confrontation.
Washington July 19 A charge that McBberfort had been warned of consequences if bolting on cotton schedules continued sparked the senate debate led by Leproot Republican Wiscon. The revolt split the Republican side as rates on cotton were approved and committee rates on woven cloth and yarns were debated. Three Republicans joined Learcot. others backed the committee rates, generally down five percent from initial figures. In Pottsville George Lee the only Chinaman resident in St Clair plans to leave America after thirty years, returning to China amid a serenade by the Percescrance Band and expressions of esteem for his conduct. He has a wife in China he has not seen in thirty years.
London July 19 The Earl of Balfour reported at the League of Nations council that a complete agreement has been reached between Great Britain and the United States on the Palestine mandate and the mandates in former German possessions in Africa. He noted the Mesopotamian mandate remains to be fully settled. Revised drafts of British French and Belgian mandates for central African territories were submitted and approved.
Willam Rice of Nada Kentucky lies speechless and far weakened on day 64 of a voluntary fast. Doctors doubt he will survive if he continues to refuse nourishment. Rice began the fast to purify his body as Christ did, and though he planned 40 days he pressed on, claiming eternal punishment if he ate. At his bedside are a Bible a cross a fan a trumpet and a picture of Christ.
A blaze struck the American Ice company plant at Palm near Pennsburg Virginia about 1:30 am on July 19, two and a half hours after a lightning strike. The Philadelphia built ice house measured 300 by 90 feet and 42 feet high and held ten thousand tons of natural ice ready for shipment, all of which was destroyed in the fire.
President Harding nominates Robert M. Gibson of Pittsburgh to serve as United States district judge for the Western Sixth Circuit. The nomination comes amid reshuffles in the federal bench as Washington releases the new candidate.
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