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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

2

Panic in City Parks as Fierce Storm Claims Many Lives

A devastating hurricane like storm swept New York City and Westchester causing 26 known deaths with police estimates rising toward 50. Drownings occurred off City Island Pelham Bay and fatalities mounted as boats capsized and crowds faced widespread property damage and panic at transit hubs. Eight bodies were recovered by midnight with 22 still missing.

New York New Jersey New York City Westchester County Sundar City Island Pelham Bay Long Island Sound

Street Car Conductor Injured After Disorderly Passenger

Richmond police report a street railway conductor, Van P. L. Burleson, was cut by a sharp implement after attempting to eject a disorderly Black passenger from a South Richmond street car. Several unidentified Black assailants fled before officers arrived, as a crowd impeded the initial search.

Richmond van P. L. Burleson

Woman Drowns After Fainting in Kitchen Basin

In Muskegon Michigan Edward McTan was cleaning the kitchen when she collapsed from heat. She fell face down into a four inch basin of water and drowned as the basin remained upright. Her husband arrived soon after and could not revive her.

Muskegon Mich Edward Mc- Tan

Pastor held after suicide attempt charges in Paterson

Rev. Hugh Secker former pastor of East Side Torrance Methodist Episcopal Church was arrested in Paterson New Jersey after two suicide attempts. He faces charges under the anti death by own action law and will be examined by alienists.

Paterson N. J Hugh Secker East Side Torrance Methodist Episcopal Church

Plans to End Strike Move Weighed by Harding

Washington reports President Harding may launch decisive action within 30 days to end the coal strike if it remains unresolved. Senators say Hardings ear to the ground indicates a serious move under consideration to settle the dispute soon.

Washington, D. C Harding Senate Washington Secretary of Commerce Hoover

Rickenbacker Flight Ends In Nebraska Crash

Eddie Rickenbacker and his crew halted the around the world flight when their all metal aircraft crashed during takeoff at Omegha air field Nebraska. No one aboard was injured. Ford Buys Chicago Site Report

Rickenbacker Omegha Nebr Eddie Rickenbackers Denver Ford Chicago Hammond Ind Calumet Henry Ford Sterling Porter Detroit Toledo Fort Miami

Waterloo Man Drowns In Cedar River

Harold Bernice Miller aged 22 son of Grant Miller prominent local insurance man drowned in the Cedar River at Waterloo Iowa authorities reported the death occurred while Miller was in the river on a local outing questions remained about the circumstances of the drowning

Waterloo Harold Bernice Miller Grant Miller Cedar River

Washington Nomination and Global News Mix

President Harding in Washington nominated Col Samson Lane Faison to brigadier general to fill Brig. Gen. Sager's vacancy. Across the globe, dozens die as Lemberg buildings collapse, blamed on vibration from a passing motor truck. The era sees antitrust actions, debt reforms, and international diplomacy in progress.

President Harding Washington Samson Lane Faison Infantry William H. Sager Lemberg Poland

Iowa News Shuffle Highlights Local Wins and Nominations

Ames elects Rev I J Iverson as college president. Lamont high school prizes go to country pupils. Linn County bond issue fails by over two to one. Holiness university seeks $500000 endowment with $32000 start. Cedar Rapids to issue $450000 bonds for Beaver Park reservoir. Local figures named to state optics board. Davis City wolves decline. two youths saved from drowning. De Witt teacher Dora Bricker dies. Cedar Rapids opens United States Bank with $50000 capital. June primaries spark rapid party-ticket nominations in Republican and Democratic races.

I. J. Iverson Ames Jewell Lutheran College Lamont Linn County Holiness University Fire Department of Hampton Beaver Park Kendall J. M. R. Hanson Toledo James McDonald Washta J. A. Meyer Davenport State Board of Optometry Columbus Junction District W. W. Davis Wollf Ralph Charles Condon Jefferson Raccoon William Thorp Leon Rohovit Dora E. Bricker DeWitt Clinton John Voelker Dubuque United States Bank Cedar Rapids Iowa United States Dwight N. Lewis Des Moines Charles Webster E. R. Mitchell Ottumwa Himena Hoffman Fort Dodge Railroard Commissioners J. NM. Berry Marquette S. N. Parsons Marion

Taniac Named Blessing By Peters burg Woman

Mrs. T J Archer of 1147 Shepard St Peters burg Virginia credits Taniac with curing long standing indigestion headaches dizziness and rheumatism after months of misery. She says her husband brought the medicine home and she now suffers no indigestion headaches or dizziness and rheumatism has left her. Taniac is sold by all good druggists.

T. J. Archer Shepard St Petersburg

Chicago Plans 25 Story Automobile Garage

A proposed 25 story Chicago garage would cost $1 200 000 and store cars by elevator. A woman operates the process from a keyboard on the first floor guiding the car to its space.

Chicago

Freedom from Laxatives

An eminent medical authority warns against laxatives that provide only temporary relief and cause permanent injury. The ad promotes Nujol as a gentle lubricating, non laxative, non medicine option that mimics Nature's own lubricant and cannot gripe. Obtainable from a druggist.

Dearest, A New Smile From A School of Dramatic Art

A brief exchange quoted from a Florida Times-Union item features a man noting a changed smile and a woman replying she has studied at a school of dramatic art, implying a new expressive pose or persona.

Jack Dramatic Art Florida Times-Union

Women warned about kidney trouble and Swamp Root cure

Thousands of women are urged to check kidney health as kidney or bladder disease can affect overall well being. The ad claims Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root restores kidney function and offers a sample bottle for ten cents by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co.

Kilmer

A Preference from the Ohio State Journal

The Ohio State Journal opines that it would be preferable if the dead cannot truly speak, noting many deceased friends they would rather believe are quietly at rest than revealed voices from beyond.

Ohio State Journal

Allen's Foot Ease Advertisement for Foot Relief

Advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Ease powder to shake into shoes. Claims quick relief from corns bunions callouses sore swollen tender feet and friction in shoes. Encourages readers to save shoes and stockings by using product for comfortable feet.

Allen

They Both Point To Rain's Equitable Claim

The text frames rain as falling on the just and unjust with equal inevitability and pride, suggesting shared fate or common outcome. It emphasizes a universal condition acknowledged by both sides.

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