British Judge Recalls Arrest Over Ireland Link in London
Judge Henry Neill, famed as a pension law pioneer, describes being arrested in Scotland Yard while visiting London after addressing Dublin’s Mansion House. He says officers charged him with being a friend of Ireland and released after a brief interrogation. Neill notes English fears during wartime and cites Irish, Egyptian, and Indian resistance to imperial rule. The Dublin Lord Mayor adds that while disliking the British system, not all English are hated.
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Floyd Macgriff
National News Service
York
Henry
Dublin ‘Mansion House
Mell
Weill
Ireland
Lord Blythe
London
Nell
Scotland Yard
the Hood
Lord Lytton
Dublin
Neil
Neill
Lord Mayor Silent on Ireland After Hunger Strike Death
In a restrained answer the Lord Mayor declined opinion on Ireland’s hunger strike and Terence MacSwiney’s death in Bristol Prison. He noted Irish youths die weekly for the same cause MacSwiney sacrificed his life for, stressing the ongoing struggle.
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Ireland
Bristol
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
MacSwiney
Cardui praised by a Virginia woman for relief
Miss Mary Allis Hughett of Dublin Virginia described long standing female symptoms including back pain fatigue and headaches. She credited Cardui with regulating her cycle improving appetite and sleep and ending the pain noting its merit as a leading female tonic.
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Dublin
Mary Allis Hughett
Here
Cardus
Hughett
Migs Hughett
Begia Cardus
Bill to Make Hoboes Work
Washington May 17 The National Hoboes Union backs Rep Baker of California as he introduces a House bill to arrest hoboes hopping trains and levy fines from 60 to 1000 dollars. Without funds a hobo could face a year of forced labor and harsh confinement with barred windows. Admiral Perry's flagship the Niagara is docked at Erie Pa.
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Intersa
Washington
National
Hoboes’ Union
Baker
Callifornia
California
Admiral Perry
The
Niagara
Erie, Pa
Forbes Succeeds Kolmeley-Jones as War Risk Insurance Director
Colonel Charles R. Forbes of Seattle is named director of the Bureau of War Risk Insurance, succeeding Colonel R. F. Kolmeley- Jones. The change places Forbes at the helm of the agency handling veterans' war risk policies.
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Charles R. Forbes
Seattle
R. F. Kolmeley- Jones
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
ICLUBMAN GOES INSANE AFTER HORSE FALL
Arthur Scott Burden, millionaire clubman long prominent in society, is said to be incapable of managing his affairs after a fall from a horse in 1913. His brother James A. Burden filed in New York Supreme Court to appoint a committee to care for his brother’s property, noting Burden was removed to Bloomingdale Asylum on April 2, 1920.
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International News
New York
Arthur Scott Burden
Bloomingdale Asylum
James A. Burden
New York Supreme Court
James Burden
Jericho
Long Island
Beauty Hint For Today Advertises Liska and Derwij o
An advertisement claims cleansing skin with Liska cleansing cream followed by Derwij o will yield a complexion like a rose. It touts universal appeal for girls and women, promising satisfaction or money back, and lists D C Aughinbaugh Son and The Kneisley Pharmacy as agents at toilet counters.
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D. C. Aughinbaugh & Son
Kneisley Pharmacy
Palace on Wheel Caretina Tour Heads South
Mrs Arthur Scott Burdes and six year old Mileen Hyde travel with Hyde family as they visit Rosemont Parks Martinsberg and nearby towns. They plan to tour Mercersburg Gettys berg Hanover and Cumberland next week before heading west. The article notes a mention of the Mongolian camel breath being poisonous.
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Alten
South
C. A
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