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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1922

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2

Heir to Million and Half Sought in Allentown

Two New York lawyers search Allentown for Lewis Donner aka Freckles a former local druggist and Switzerland heir to a 1.5 million fortune from a grandmother. Donner vanished after enlisting in 1916 while a wife later sought for non support. investigators probe Sixth Ward relatives for clues.

Allentown New York Lewis Donner Jacob B. Waidelich Reading Donner Switzerland Waldelich Pennsylvania Liggett Rexall Goodby England

Boy Shoots Stepfather in Wilkes-Barre Home

August Welk, shot and killed by his stepson Ernest Lentz during a reported attack on Welk's wife at their Tee Park home in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. Welk had been released on bail after an abuse charge when the incident occurred. the stepson reportedly used a shotgun to defend his mother.

Wilkes-Barre Welk Ernest Lentz Tee Park

Protest at Belfast Hospital Fire Draws Red Cross Notice

London dispatches report Ulster capital agitation over a Monday night fire at Mate Hospital. Hospital authorities protested to the Geneva Red Cross headquarters seeking protection for British troops and aid for the sick and wounded. Geneva replied readiness to act and asked for the addressed contact, with Britain named. No explicit claim of hospital casualties was confirmed in the message. In Newark, New Jersey, Charles Miner faced a $1 fine for keeping a theatre open on Sunday May 21 under an 1887 act.

Red Cross London Belfast Mate Ulster International Red Cross Geneva Switzerland Sed Cross Newark Charles Miner Miner

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