Irish Leaders Warn of Bitter War and Government Crackdown
Sir Horace Plunkett warns in New Castle that Ireland faces a harsher period of unrest than in forty years of Union. Press and leaders in England echo alarm as Lloyd George leans toward strong action while Sinn Fein pushes for dominion form and harsher measures loom.
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Yndon
Horace Skett
Irish Doon League
Erate
New Castle
Ireland
England
tIre
House of Nuns
Edward Carson Ring
Ar Greenwood
Reland
Belfast
Lloyd George
Hamars
Sinn Fein
Hamar
Christensen to attend Farmer-Labor meeting in New York
P Christensen farmer labor candidate for president will leave Chicago tomorrow night for Lake City Utah July 2 to attend the national committee meeting Saturday. He will go to New York and make a few talks and has engagements in the south at the invitation of a newly formed club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake City
Utah
Ey P. Christensen
Farmer-Labor
Chicago
National Committee
Eting
Er-Labor Party
Jensen
New York
Christensen
Bosl
Milwaukee Man Killed As Engine Wreck Hits Tracks
A Milwaukee man died in Nebraska when crushed under a Union Pacific locomotive. Fireman on the engine said the victim appeared to step from a box car and was flung across the tracks just as the engine struck him.
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Aha, Neb
William Ne
Milwaukee
Wis
Union Pacific
Walker
Hair Shearing Incident Sparks Violent Riots
In Newport last night a girl was sheared of her hair during a disturbance involving Sinn Fein members. Police and raiders burned houses as officers tried to quell the violence. In Ballyarvene a raid killed Officer Snewin and Petty Brown, prompting renewed guard deployments.
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Newport
Ierary
Sinn
Vocoant
Nen
Bally#arvene
Snewin
Petty Or Brown
Senators Tour Ship Delayed by Storms
The Great North bearing a group of senators and congressmen and their families on a Far East tour has been delayed by storms and will proceed to their destination by July 27, with the party stopping in Honolulu Manila and other stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nila
Dean
Great North
Far East
Honolulu
Manila
Weather forecast for New Mexico and surrounding regions
July 28 edition reports warmer conditions in the north and west and possible rain in the Monday to Tuesday period. Fair to generally fair weather expected elsewhere with light winds. temperatures and wind data noted for local observations through 6 p m yesterday.
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Porecast
New Mexico
Iona
Johnson Returns to Chicago Amid Welcoming Crowd
Two thousand Black residents gathered at the depot to greet ex champion Jack Johnson after eight years in voluntary exile. He did not appear. authorities rushed him to Joliet jail where he faced a year and a day for Mann Act violations. Lucile Cameron Johnson accompanied by eight suitcases left the crowd in taxicabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Li'l
Arthur
South Side
Johnson
Joliet
Lucile Cameron Johnson
Wfe
Jonnson
Leavenworth
Belle Schreiber
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Etta Duryea Johnson
Lucille Cameron
Charles Fardyne
Poland forms peace seeking coalition government
Poland's first coalition cabinet took office after the Bolsheviks accepted armistice terms. Prime Minister Vincent Witos leads the inclusive government with Ignace Daszynski as vice premier and Eugene Sapieha as foreign minister. The cabinet vows to pursue peace based on justice and freedom, or defend the republic's independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Vincent Witos
Popular Peasant Party
Ignace Daszynski
Ocialist
Eugene Sapieha
Leszniewski
Ladislas Grabgki
M. Skuls
Washington ends coal export to relieve shortage
Government directs all railroads in the East to carry no fuel to Tidewater with exceptions only for New England. The move aims to curb a coal shortage and stabilize domestic supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Tidewater
New England
Government to move coal to New England amid NW relief plan
Washington July 25 government steps to ease coal shortages include a priority order by the Interstate Commerce Commission to move coal to New England and bar shipments to tidewater not for New England. The plan aims to curb the northwest overhang and address Illinois mine labor walkouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Tidewater
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Northwest
Department of Labor
Illinois
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
National Coal Association
Federal Trade Commission
Mexican Elections Postponement Sought by Governor
Governor Wisteban Cantu of Lower California requests a three month postponement of the August 26 general election in Mexico and seeks changes in election laws to avoid a threatened "outrageous imposition" in a telegram to Provisional President De la Huerta. Copies were sent to all Mexican state governors.
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Morning Journal
Enceo
Calexico
Calif
Mexico
Wisteban Cantu
Lower
California
de la Huerta
Life Termed Man Lynched by Mob in Fayetteville
William Bennett of Fayetteville was taken from jail by a mob of about one hundred and hanged after receiving a life sentence for murdering his wife. His wife was a well known writer and editor.
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Fayetteville
W. Va
William Bennett
William RF. Bennett
Japanese officer seeks funds for Antarctic air expedition
Lieutenant Shirase Eho asks the Japanese Diet to allocate 100,900 for an aerial Antarctic expedition. He aims to reach the South Pole by air after proceeding south by steamship, citing naval aviators as capable of the feat.
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Morning Journal
Tokio
Lietenant
Shirase Eho
South Pole
Antarctic
Pole
Bailey Still Leads In Lone Star State Primaries
Joseph Weldon Bailey led Pat M Neff in the Texas gubernatorial primary by about 5000 votes after 220 counties reported Bailey 98149 Neff 92365 Thomason 62115 and Looney 34408. Observers expect a Bailey Neff run off August 28 with Bailey ahead by roughly 60 000 to 180 000 in final totals from 559 006 to 640 000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Joseph Weldon Pailey
United States Sanator
Pat M. Neff
Bailey
Neff
KR. BK. Thomason
B. F. Looney
Mark's Depreciation Blow to Universities
The German mark's collapse hurts higher education says University of Berlin professor Ernst Troeltech. He warns currency ruin blocks German science and education behind a wall amid international hostility and Versailles era guilt. He urges international cooperation in science.
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Morning Journal
Especial Leas
Berlin
Ernst Troeltech
University of Berlin
Germany
France
Marines Still Guard World Trouble Spots After War
Washington reports U S Marines remain active in Haiti San Domingo and China with 4000 Devil Dogs policing order protecting property and lives and facing ongoing hostilities. Brigades commanded by Col J H Russell Col L M Late and Col R K Berkeley patrol Haiti while Brig Gen Logan Feland leads forces in San Domingo. San Domingo quiets after bandit and chieftain deaths with continued regional vigilance.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Marines
Haiti
San Domingo
Legation Guard
China
Peking
Nicaragua
Legation
J. H. Russell
L. M. Late
RK. Co. Berkeley
Hawaii
Logan Feland
Dion Willams
Col
J. ©. Preckinridge
Feland
Charlemagne
Benoist
Bertaville
Unclear Island Fighting Wanes. U S Forces Hold Managua Post
Officials report reduced combat on the island with most of the brigade staying at San Domingo to guard against outbreaks. Rear Admiral Snowden governs Haiti and San Domingo with marine forces under his command. Capt J H Underhill guards the U S legation at Managua Nicaragua with two companies stationed there.
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San Domingo
Snowden
Haiti
J. Hi. Underhill
United States Legation
Managua
Nicaragua
Adobe houses may be adopted in Denver brief report
Denver reports a change in city regulation allowing adobe construction due to housing shortages and high material costs. F M Ladd, city building inspector, says adobe houses can be durable if built properly. Permits limited to frame residence districts with inspector guidance and stucco finish required.
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Denver
Colo
F. M. Ladd
Greeks occupy Adrianople after Thrace push toward city
Greek forces reach Baki Rab a on the Thrace front and push north toward Kirk Kilisseh and Adrianople as Turkish defenses collapse. Reports say Greece intends a heavy offensive on Adrianople with Turkish leaders threatening resistance and possible self destruction rather to surrender. London reports Athens papers announce Adrianople's occupation and King Alexander's planned entry.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Thrace
Baki- Raba
Kirk Kilisseh
Adrianople
Jaffar Tayer
Aurianople
Tchata'dja
Jaffar Tayar
London
Adrianope
Athens
Exehane
Alexander
Debt of Legion 9 Liquidated and Paid in Full
Indianapolis July 25 The American Legion reports its old debt of 257000 borrowed last summer to start the Legion Weekly and fund organization work is now paid in full. National treasurer Robert H. Tyndall says the only remaining obligation is the early year’s current debt before self support, with dues rising and the weekly turning a profit. Some noteholders returned interest checks, preferring principal repayment, a sign of unusual creditor cooperation. The loan was approved by the last national convention and assumed by the temporary executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Indianapolis
American Legion
National Executive Committee
Minneapolis
Robert H. Tyndall
Legion
Federal Reserve
Tyndall
America
Lhat National Convention of the Legion
Skidding Truck Kills Denver Youth During Rain
Blossom Davis, 17, of Denver was killed at 6 PM when a transporting truck skid at the Deer Creek canyon entrance after rain slickened the road. She fell from the truck while riding on its side during the return from a picnic.
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Morning Journal
Denver
Colo
Blossom Davis
Deer Reek Canyon
Cox plans August 7 nomination notification in Montgomery Co
Dayton Ohio July 26 arrangements for notifying Governor Cox of his Democratic presidential nomination were completed for August 7 at the Montgomery county fair grounds. A parade and amphitheater will accompany the address with a homecoming celebration in Dayton. Cox plans seclusion to draft his acceptance speech and will limit visitors until the speech is in type. The article notes a Western swing in support and discusses Cox’s stance on the League of Nations.
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Morning Journal Special
Ledayton
Cox
Montgomery County Fair Grounds
Trailsend
Pomerene
Ohio
Senate
Dayton
Sweitzer
Middletown
Hamilton
Christ Episcopal Church
James Gerard
New York
Germany
Gerard
Mr. Gerard
Labor Party
Eugene V. Debs
Wilson
Debs
Measures Taken in Belfast to Prevent Riots
The military is reinforced in Belfast as barricades are strengthened with sandbags and extra wire. An additional saloon in Falls Road is wrecked while hardware merchants face similar attacks. Catholics relocate from Protestant Ballymascarrett and soldiers guard drays moving furniture, as authorities brace for cross-district attacks.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Falls Road
Ballymascarrett
Detectives Check Up On New Slain Woman Clue
Detroit detectives probe Al len A Tatum linotype operator and Eugene Leroy tied to a trunk shipped from Detroit that held a mutilated body found in New York. Roy Millen, 29, arrested on anonymous tip in Chicago hotel, aid to resemble Leroy.
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Morning Journal
Scaenn
Chicago
Roy Millen
Eugene Leroy
Detroit
New York
Millen
Detective Bureau
PEARING VENGEANCE TATUM SEEKS SUPERTY
Birmingham police kept linotype operator Allen A. Tatum at headquarters after he named E. Leroy in statements about the Detroit New York trunk mystery. He said he saw a Jackson woman who claimed to be married to Leroy and that her jealous husband may have killed her and shipped a trunk to Tatum for revenge.
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Detroit
Mich
New York
Birmingham
Ala
Allen A. Tatum
A. \. Tatum
Tatum
Katherine Jackson
Eugene Leroy
Leroy
Katherine ‘Jackson
Nashville
Jackson
Lottie Brooks
Harper Avenue
E. Leroy
BE. Leroy
A. A. Tatum
Clothing in trunk linked to Mrs Leroy murder case
Detroit reports that clothing found in the shipping trunk identified as belonging to Mrs Kathrine Jackson Leroy. Patrolman Leo Trumbull said Mrs Leroy formerly Miss Jackson and lived at 1983 Harper Avenue. Chicago police seek a man calling himself Roy Millen, believed to be Leroy.
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Detroit
Mid
New York
KB. Leroy
Leo Trumbull
Leroys
Wes
Trumbull
Leroy
Katherine Jackson
Harper Avenue
Chicago
Roy Millen
Laroy
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