Velvet Gang Revelations From the Gerard House Raid
Dick and Garrick escape a street skirmish after undercover enforcement officers arrest them at the Gerard residence. Voices over wireless reveal Ruth and Jack plotting alibis amid the Parr jewel heist and radio intrigue. The Velvet Gang nickname surfaces as the caper unraveled continues in the next issue.
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Iotlan
Garrick
Ruta
Parr
Gerard Houses
Brock
Georges
Jack Gartis
de- Ponair
Gipicke
Ruth
Jack
Mira
Vira
Perdition
the Tate
Einstein
Gerard’s
Arcight
Inner Circle
Revenue Enforcement
Comptroller of
State
Velvet Gang
Velvet Gans
St Peters School To Graduate Twenty Five Students
Twenty five students will receive diplomas at St Peter’s Parochial School annual commencement in the school auditorium at 8 oclock Wednesday evening Principal speaker will be Rev Father Coghlan of Moundsville A program of play drills songs and chorus will be presented Names of graduates include Joseph Brown George Walter Welen Kennedy Welen Schaffner Grace Armbruster Mary Moore William Sarsfield Adam Kessler Theodore Hart Mary Hanaway David Mumford Firmine Lumens Minnie Rush John Hession Edwin Shore Helen McKain Vincent Anwyll Norman Wegman John Joseph Hanley Cecelix Creighton Hugh Stiles Merino Costelli Agnes Creighton Margaret Weber Anna Backus
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St. Peter's Parochial School
Father Coghlan
Moundsville
Joseph Brown
George Walter
Welen Kennedy
Welen Schaffner
Grace Armbruster
Mary Moore
William Sarsfield
Adam Kessler
Labor's militant year marked by criticism of courts and Congress
Cincinnati June 12 The forty second annual AFL convention presented a report from the federation's executive council detailing a year of unusual strife and industrial depression. It condemned court decisions including the Supreme Court and President Hardings proposed union regulation, and charged Congress and state legislatures with reactionary actions.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Supreme Court
Hardig
Solidarity
United Mine Workers of America
Packing House
Printing Trades Union
Executive Council
United States
Our
Republic
Anderson
Indiianapolis
McClintic
West Virginia
Council
Federation
House
Senate
England
Kansas
Colorado
Harding
America
Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Indigestion sufferer credits Tanlac with relief
Mrs Ida Smith of Huntington West Virginia says a decade of illness from indigestion ended after four bottles of Tanlac. She describes severe cramps bloating heartburn and nervousness before relief and a ten pound weight gain. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
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Ida Smith
Seventh St
Huntington
W. Va
Veteran Civil War Vet Reveals Health Secret
A Civil War veteran Abram Arnold aged about 77 credits Dr A W Chase remedies for his long health amid chronic postwar ailments. He claims prolonged use of Chase’s Tonic Pills keeps him strong and ready to answer inquiries about the cure. He urges readers to seek genuine products bearing Dr A W Chase’s portrait and signature.
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Arnold
Campbell
A. ‘W. Chase
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W- Chase
M.D
Dvertiserone
British Trade Union Movement Faces Mixed Support
The report indicates many firms are creeping into and gaining some ground in the British Trades union movement though a large majority of leaders and rank and file do not subscribe to or accept any of these changes.
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Britis Trades Union Congress
Trades Union
Y M C A to raise 4 million for retirements in North America
In Buffalo on June 12, A H Whitford announced the drive to fund retirement pensions for veteran Y M C A executives across North America. The campaign, kept quiet, aims to close within about two weeks, though it originally planned a January 1, 1923 deadline.
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Buffalo
North America
A. H. Whitford
Y.M.C. A
Rockefeller foundation backs retirement fund drive
Canada and Brazil contributed to the fund while The Rockefeller Foundation donated $1,000,000 on the condition of raising $3,000,000 from other sources. New York State led with $231,245, then Pennsylvania and Ohio. Most of the initial $52,000,000 came from New York, Chicago and Cincinnati. X ray burns are treated the same as flame burns.
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Canada
Brazil
Rockefeller’ Foundation
New York State
Pensylvania
Obi
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
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Glen
Glennie
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Fellows
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Curtis
Arroyo
Jacks
Het Garrick
ST Peter’s School
Abor Council
American Federation of Labor Today
Jservices
Chambers of Commerce
United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Federation of Labor
International Labor Organization
Taniac
Qse
Abram
Y. M
Heinze & Co
Ravine Park
Melodylane Syncopators
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
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