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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1922

Page

3

Occurrences Of Seven Days Epitomized For Quick Reading

News recap from Pekin to Dublin to Paris reports a shifting world scene. Sun Yat Sen holds Canton presidency amid unapproved unifications. Japan protests over a consulate attack in Manchuria. Austria reportedly overthrown in a bloodless Berlin rumor. Captured items include a Dublin battle for the Four Courts, a murdered Chinese leader Chen Chiung Ming, a missing American woman in Paris, and bandit seizures in Tamaulipas near Tampico with hostages.

Pekin China Japan Washington Sun Yat Sen Canton Chientao Manchuria Berlin Bruce Bielaski Mexico City Chen Chiung-Ming Sun Yat-Sen South China Republic Manila P. L Shanghai Klonglipo Dublin Ireland Irish Republican Army Rory O'Connor Paris France Peter River Emma East Cape Siberia

Washington and Congress Drive to End Nationwide Coal Strike

President Harding seeks to end the coal strike by enjoining a conference with miners and operators in the central competitive field. Congress approves 7.5 million dollars for Muscle Shoals dam work ensuring completion, while lawmakers push bills on cotton exchange, canals, and a world survey of cotton.

Harding Congress Muscle Shoals Almon Alabama Aguadi Cortez Oil Company Tampico England George Washington Washington United States Congressional Carl Vinson Georggia House New York Cotton Exchange John Francis Glynn Senate Commerce Committee Jones Cape Cod Senate Wilson Dam Ala McCord Interstate Commerce Commission Arkansas Oklahoma Texas Hoover Department of Commerce Harris Georgia

Fires, floods and crimes ripple through nation

Reports detail a burning unidentified ship off Ventura traced by the steamer Humboldt, nine dead and ten injured from a dynamite blast at Holston Quarry near Strawberry Plains Tennessee, and multiple incidents from safety pleas to arrests. Other items include fare cuts on Southern Pacific dining cars, a rock collision near Jamestown shore with no injuries, a jewelry thief arrest in St. Louis, and various legal and political notes across the country.

Holston Quarry Company Strawberry Plains Knoxville, Tenne Providence New York New England Jamestown Herbert R. Rothery United States England St. Louis Iis International Association of Clothes Designers Philadelphia Harold F. McCormick International Harvester Company Louisville Rugsby Kansas City Frank Carramusa George Hurlbert North Carolina Bar Association Wrights Ville

Senate approves wheat tariff and rapid postwar duties

Washington reports the Senate passed a 30 cent per bushel wheat tariff by 38 to 12. The measure, pushed by Senator McCumber, aims to keep northern spring wheat prices above world levels with debate noting potential cost to Americans but minimal consumer impact. Additional duties on flour, potatoes, dried fruit, onions, and coconuts were approved, with several rates higher than House levels.

Washington Senate McCumber North Dakota Dakotas Minnesota Jones New Mexico Kendrick Wyoming House

Rebels Routed Near Aguada Camp in Tampico District Mexico

Consul Shaw at Tampico reports federal troops defeated rebel forces near the Aguada camp of Cortese Oil campsiny on June 30. Two actions left five or six rebels killed, three captured, and about 60 horses and mules seized. Government troops plan further advances. Gorozague suspected as rebel commander, employees released, and other seizures in the Pecora camp era.

Washington Aguada Cortese Tampico Mexico State Department Shaw Obregon Gorozague Pecora la Corona Company

Peanut in Windpipe Fatal to 3 Year-Old Ray Wells

In Asheville North Carolina a peanut swallowed by three year old Ray Wells lodged in his wind pipe and caused death after infection set in. Doctors performed an operation at a local hospital but could not save him.

Asheville N. C Ray Wells

Boll weevil spreading in Craven county cotton fields

J. G. Lawton county agent reports boll weevil rapidly appearing in Craven County cotton fields near Newtown. He notes punctured squares found on every checked farm and a tumbler full of damaged squares on one row, urging farmers to heed prior warnings and lighter plantings.

Newtown N. C J. G. Lawton Craven

Silent Look of Jesus and the Temple Cleansing Theological Reflection

A devotional analysis of Jesus looking over the temple in Mark 11 11 and the symbolic meaning of silent looks Jesus provides judgment and mercy prompting self examination. The piece parallels John 20 19 23 Luke 22 61 62 and Mark 3 5 and urges personal repentance through faith Look unto me and be ye saved.

Efe Lilis Holy Bethany Tle Tlis Jesus Mark Peter Araito Timothy Nother Ried Tie Tlelas Tim

Student Broadcasts Private Message Across Phones

A graduate in Miami staged a prank by ringing a town’s shared phones until all lines rang. He thanked everyone for gifts and then revealed personal remarks about his girlfriend after six phones clicked in unison, exposing the prank to the audience.

Sullivan County Indianpolis Oeneh Iso Miamy

English Faker's Celestial Bed Tempted London S

A notorious impersonator, Droetor Grid, opened a "Temple of Tbhenithe" in London claiming a magnetico electric celestial bed cured the sick. Advertisements described a silk clad bed with glass pillars and a canopy, powered by a hidden cylinder to channel celestial fire, with sleep charges starting at 25 pounds. Graham, the stage manager, profited from the device.

Droetor Grid London America Denton Grahan Graham W

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