Galway Sbar Workhouse and British Rule in 1919 Ireland
Galway: jail and workhouse stand beside a large military presence under British rule. The piece notes Ireland’s coercion acts, deportations, and harsh treatment of Dr. Walsh amid Easter rebellion fallout, detailing grim transport, confinement, and prison conditions. It contrasts Irish resistance with ongoing English control and emigration pressures.
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Denver Weather Outlook With Showers and Warming Trend
Denver and New Mexico forecast show Sunday showers and warmth spreading. Unsettled Monday for northern and eastern areas with rising temperatures. Arizona expected to see ice showers and warm periods, then partly cloudy and warmer Monday.
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Arizona
Local Weather Report for Hours Ending Six PM
Weather summary shows humidity at six PM with a rangeed mean value and precipitation data. The report notes maximum wind velocity and prevailing wind direction, with the day described as partly cloudy and referencing yesterday’s conditions.
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Uliveresty
Socialists refuse to join new government in Hungary
Paul Garam and fellow socialists decline entry to Stephan Friedrich's cabinet as Archduke Joseph abandons the regency. Premier Friedrich says Joseph’s withdrawal could trigger civil war while ministers vow to serve until a parliament is elected, with temporary posts for commerce welfare and food.
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Associated Press
Paul Garam
Stephan Friedrich
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Friedrich
Martin Lovasvy
Theese Poste
Julius Andrassy
Lovasky
Czech Slovak Forces Close To Vienna Bridgehead
In a Vienna dispatch the Associated Press reports Czech Slovak forces have reached the bridgehead at Pressburg about 33 miles east of Vienna on the Austria Hungary border. No resistance was offered.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Senate Republicans Weigh Standby Treaty Reservations
Washington observers report Republican senators have firmed opposition to unreserved ratification and expect a push for textual amendments. President Wilson’s demand that any amendments trigger renegotiation with Germany shapes the debate, with Senator Hitchcock and Lodge signaling potential reservations and a Shantung amendment to remove Japan's control in Shantung Province.
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Army Concentrates Ordnance At Fort Bliss and Brownsville
The army plans a major ordnance buildup at Fort Bliss Texas and Brownsville Texas with new storehouses, British 75 mm guns, and regimental equipment arriving. Large quantities of ordnance and trailers have reached the depots, with Marshalling of two artillery regiments and a boost in storage capacity underway. The decision follows tensions over the Mexican border and potential redeployment.
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Roosevelt stories to be continued in Journal instalments
The Roosevelt story by Lt Col Theodore Roosevelt will continue in tomorrow's Journal. Illustrations start before week’s end. It’s promoted as a real world beating war story and readers are urged to cut out each installment and keep it in a scrapbook.
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Seven Mexican Bandits Reported Killed After River Attack
Mexico City Aug 16. Seven bandits, tied to the July 6 attack on American sailors from the B S Cheyenne on the Tampico river, are said killed. Gen Pablo Clonas reports deaths from a clash near 28 Ban Serdania with a band suspected of attacking oil company crews and raiding company property.
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Wholesale sugar men put under arrest
In Aug. 14 dispatch from HIE area, Campbell and John F. Campbell Co officers were charged under the Lever food law for profiteering. They allegedly realized a 40 percent profit on sugar sales as part of a campaign against food hoarders and profiteers.
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German Army Tills Strong and Recruiting With Unusual Vigor
Berlin newspaper questions why costly military units are not demobilized quickly. The piece notes intensified recruitment and calls for explanations of persistent troop expansions and spending amid postwar pressures.
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Demobilization Call Rails Against War Footing in Germany
Berlin dispatch charges that Germany keeps billions in funds for a war footing and that recruiting remains intense. Editor questions Noske leadership, army high commands, and war bureaus while calling for demobilization to end a war posture against peaceful workers.
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Cyril Brown
Albuquerque Journal
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Army High Command
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Western Union Rate Rise Denied in New Mexico
The New Mexico state corporation commission refused Western Union Telegraph’s petition to reinstate a 20 percent intra state rate increase after hearing found no evidence of necessity. Inter state rates remain at the higher level.
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New Mexico State Corporation Commission
Western Union Telegraph Company
Mexican Senate Names Panel to Confer at Frontier
Mexico City August 16 The senate named a three member committee to confer at the frontier with the United States Senate committee to investigate the Mexican questions.
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Mexico City
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United States Senate
Navy Strength: Britain Ahead Am American Lead Narrowing
Japan ranks a close third in naval power and accelerates ship and fighter production as it closes the gap with Britain and the United States. The article emphasizes rapid construction and strategic balance among the three navies.
Naval power shifts from war era show US rising
United States navy strength rises steeply, surpassing France and Germany to vie with Great Britain. By 1917 Germany led in ships but lag in fighting efficiency. Japan climbs past France and Germany, while Britain and the US lead. Projections expect Britain to hold most ships, with the US rapidly expanding major vessels.
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Army Foodstuffs Parcel Post Rates Limited to First Zone
Washington announces circulars directing postmasters to charge only first zone postage for army foodstuffs shipments. War department will cover differences for third and fourth zones by deducting from orders, while some stores may still charge higher retail prices locally. Editorial notes warn Albuquerque readers that savings are limited and army purchases do not fund city needs.
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