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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1922

Page

8

June in History and Celebrations Highlight a Summer Month

A nostalgic survey notes June as a peak time for weddings and graduates while marking key historical dates. It lists holidays, military events, and notable anniversaries from Flag Day to major battles, naval victories, and constitutional milestones tied to June throughout American and world history.

Confederate States Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana South Carolina Texas Tennessee Hawaii Shannon Chesapeake Lawrence Robert E. Lee Mexico United States Alastaba Richard Henry Lee Virginia Philadelphia United Colonies of America Hill Big Bethel Christopher Columbus O’brien Machias Maine France England George Washington Grant Lee St Petersburg Bunker Hill Arizona New Hampshire William Penn Cabot Bristol Labrador Custer Little Big Horn River Montana Mechanicsville Richmoond John Paul Jones Ranger Newton D. Baker Washington General Howe New Jersey Staten Island

SAY NURSE ABANDONED BABY IN CARE OF 16-MONTH-OLD

New York parents charge nurse Gertrude Arthur with abandoning their 16 month old Alfred for four days causing near starvation. The Goldfars left the child in her care while visiting Milford, and found him nearly dead upon return. The nurse is held on $1000 bail and the Children's Society is investigating.

New York Gertrude Arthur William Goldfars Alfred Milford Bernalda Goldfars Children’s Society

Ears as proof for dog killings by constables

Harrisburg reports a 1921 rule requires constables who kill unlicensed dogs to present the ears to the department of agriculture before payment of two dollars per dog. The change aims to verify claims after reports of large dog-killing totals and includes sworn affidavits alongside ear evidence.

Harrisburg Department of Agriculture

Cupid Falls Down on Job in Lewistown Rail Service

The Lewistown and Reedsville Electric railway stops after midnight service due to insufficient patronage. Twenty five couples had petitioned for late trains but failed to ride enough, prompting the company to remove the car. In Rome, Victor Emmanuel awards Vittorio Orland the collar of the Annunziata, Italy’s highest decoration.

Falla Lewistown Dan Cupid Reedsville Orlando Rome Victor Emmanue Vittorio Orland

Thrift and the Cheese Paring Folklore

A tale notes thrift in homemaking and warns that waste comes from careless cheese paring. A French legend tells of a man who tested three sisters by giving each a cheese. the youngest saved every scrap with a sharp knife and won his heart.

Father and Son Slain by Alleged Bootlegger in Brooklyn Street

In Brooklyn a man killed Michael Ritupp and his son in front of their home as a stranger fired on them. Police say the shooter, unnamed, is a manufacturing bootlegger with a Staten Island plant who used the Rituppos as Brooklyn agents. Neighbors heard a quarrel before the shooting.

Ir Street New York Michael Ritup Brooklyn Staten Island Rituppos Rituppo

Bank Robbers Hit Farwell Bank for 7600

In Farwell, on June 6, robbers burned a vault with an acetylene torch at Farwell State Savings Bank and escaped with $400 in cash and $7600 in in bonds. They fled in an automobile four miles south of town where the trail was lost.

Farwell Mid Farwell State Savings Bank Here

Women to march in knickers protest called off

Traverse City Michigan June 5 plane for a parade of women in protest against Mayor Swanton's order prohibiting knickerbockers has been called off. The mayor has modified the ban allowing knickers if wearers conduct themselves becomingly on the streets.

Traverse City Mich Swanton

Plumber in Juvenile Court Testimony Disputed

In broken English a man testified in Juvenile court to nonsupport. He claimed he dig trenches for pipes and did not hold a regular plumbing job while insisting he works, prompting the judge to question his earnings.

J. Lahr Indianapolis News

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