Capital jailers Mary MacSwiney protest at British embassy
Nine women led by Mrs Marie MacSwiney, widow of Terence MacSwiney, marched with banners before the British embassy demanding release of Mary MacSwiney. Police stopped them for picketing law violation and held them on bail. Names include Mrs Mary Ron Nolan and Mrs Bessie Quintin. all Washington addresses except Nolan of Jacksonville Florida.
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Washington
Marie MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney
Lor
Cork
American Association For the Recognition of the
MacSwiney
Mary MacSwiney
Irish Free State
District of Columbia
United States
Gordon
England
Eamonn de Valera
Mac Swigey
Mary Ron Nolan
Bessie Quintin
Sara M. Lublin
Claudia Geary
Minnie Kearney
Mike Louise Mancing
Mary E. Bafihaus
Nora Hennigan
Nolan
Jacksonville
Fla
Freedom of Ireland
State Department
Change in railroad laws eyed after strike shaping act
Washington November 15 reports say Senator Cummins Republican Iowa chairs the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee arranging conferences with President Harding to discuss changes to the transportation act. The president signaled plans to present recommendations to Congress during the upcoming session. Proposals include strengthening the railroad labor board and enforcing its orders, with talks about making all board members public and altering representation of railroads and employees.
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Washington
Cummins
Republican
Iowa
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Harding
Congress
Crummiis
Camules
United States Railroad Labor Board
Athe Em- Moyes
Accident injures man in Huntingdon on radar line
In Huntingdon November 14 surgeons removed the left eye of Elmer F. Sandersen after being accidentally struck in the face by A. J. Jones who was firing at a radiat and failed to see Sandersen in the line. Sandersen a resident of Saxton Bedford county.
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Huntingdon
Elmer FE
Sandersen
A. J. Jones
Saxton
Bedford County
Justice of Peace Endorses Dreco After 25 Years Service
A former Justice of the Peace with 23 years of public service proclaims the Dreco medicine cured his long back and hip pain numbness, improved digestion, and liver function. He credits the remedy with restoring energy and vigor, praising its overall health benefits. The testimonial cites his own recovery after using Dreco and endorses the product through local ads.
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Justice of the
Dreen
Mormirge
Hess Medicines
Frederigg
Hs Crurtiata
Ill on Lighthouse Rock Four Attend by Woman Until Canadian Cruiser Arrives
Charlottetown Prince Edward Island November 15 Distress signals from Bird Rock lighthouse lure Canadian cruiser Mareuret to Magdaden Islands. One keeper dies aboard ship after rescue attempt by Mrs Rourke the assistant keeper who had attended the crew. Others remain ill with suspected ptomaine poisoning.
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Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
Magdaden Islands
Lonely Bird Rock
Mareuret
Leaveshiusdan
Margaret
St. Lawrence
Rourke
Poe
Tal
Bank Robber Escapes Kilby Prison For Third Time
Roy Dickerson, convicted bank robber, walked from Kilby Prison Alabama between ten and one, possibly in disguise with civilian staff. This marks his third escape after prior robberies and a jewelry theft in New Orleans. Mrs Dickerson serves time as an accessory.
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Birmingham
Ala
Roy Dickerson
Kilby
Alabama
Montgomery
J. E. Pittman
Dickerson
Abibank
New Orlenung
SME
Drisen
Schoolgirls form jury in Akron liquor case
Sixteen civics class girls sat as police court jurors and acquitted Rudolph Kalian of violating the prohibition act. They watched the trial as spectators until asked to serve, and stated there was not enough evidence to convict. Judge A F O'Farrell discharged Kalian.
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Civics
Akron
Rudolph Kalian
Kalian
A. F. O'Farrell
O'Farrell
Ships and Crime in Early News Clippings
California orange carload heads to Ontario while the steamship Nebraska sails to London with 350000 cases of Pacific coast fruit and Imperial Valley cotton for Europe. An escapee stabs six guards at Leavenworth, is shot, and a guard captain dies. An ad touts Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy as a cure for digestive ills with a money back guarantee.
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California
Oroville
Cal
Ontario
Canada
Nebraska
Los Angeles
London
Europe
Leavenworth
Kansas
Federal Penitentiary
Joe Martinez
A. H. Leonard
Martinez
Mayinco
Co-Operaure Drug Co. Inc
Druggista Everywhere
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Senator Cummins
Justice OF Peace
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Dreco
Walters
W. J. W.kters
Waltersbuzz
Fois
Seven Fer
Shipley’s Tire Works
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Arkansas
Harvey
Susan B. Anthony
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Detroit
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