Irish election quiet amid secret ballots and flag clash
Polling results in Ireland show secrecy on first preferences for three to four days with some counts possible tomorrow. Both sides fly the Irish tricolor with De Valera’s camp claiming Gina Fenners while Free Staters push their claim to heritage. Sinn Féiners hold a majority in the region, Cosgrave favored in Carlow, Mulcahy and O Higgins expected to headline North City and Dublin County respectively, as government circles predict a 70 seat pro Cosgrave tally amid Irish loan plans.
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de Valera
Gina Fenners
Free
O'Higgins
Ireland
Sinn
Cosgrove
Dublin Dublin Elections Amid Gunfire And Voter Turnout
A lively outbreak of rifle and machine gun fire in Dublin accompanied early voting in the Dail elections. National troops patrolled streets as ballots opened at 9 am for an electorate of over 1.75 million with nearly 500,000 new voters. James Crowley and Finian Lynch, government candidates for Kerry, were attacked. one youth seriously hurt. Labor leader James Larkin urged workers to continue as usual and lamented the public holiday.
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Associated Press
Dublin
James Crowley
Finian Lynch
Kerry
Liniana
Mountjoy
James Larkin
Liberty Hall
Irish Free State
Labor
Dublin returns delay clouds first postwar election results
Dublin sheriff warns no result before Tuesday night and tabulation likely by Wednesday for Dublin votes with scattered country constituencies to take longer. Government supporters grow more confident, widely believed to form the largest bloc in the new house.
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Larkin
Dublin
Government
Waterford News offices burn in republic plan uproar
Waterford Ireland August 27 fire destroyed the offices of the Waterford News a paper long publicly republican in policy. In Vallejo California August 27 the Ancient Order of Hibernians state convention issued a felicitation to Eamon De Valera urging success in elections signing President C F Hoan and Secretary E M OReilly.
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Associated Press
Waterford
Ireland
The
Waterford News
Hibernians
DE Valera
Vallejo
Cal
Eamon de Valera
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Republic
C. F. Hoan
E. M. Oreilly
SLAIN IN HOME SHOCKS NEW YORK NIGHT LIFE
Police seek two flashily dressed young women for questioning in the death of John Sutphen a secretary found dead on a lounge in his Central Park West apartment. An autopsy was ordered after an initial ruling of alcohol overdose. investigators suspect a new murder mystery tied to nightlife.
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New York
John Sutphen
Eee
Sutphen
Desde
Central Park West
Dancing device to guide head position and spacing
New York Aug 27 The American Society of Teachers of Dancing opened its forty sixth annual convention at the Waldorf Astoria announcing prizes of 190 50 and 25 to fund a wearing device for dancers to keep heads properly aligned and bodies keeping correct distance apart for training and demonstrations.
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New York
American Society of Teachers of Dancing
Hotel Waldorf-Astoria
Two Women Shot in Denver Rotel
In a Denver apartment two women were found shot to death after neighbors heard three shots around 2:30 AM. The victims, Mrs McGlone and Miss Vascovie, were discovered in a bloodied parlor and bedroom, with one bullet in the ceiling and another in a door casing. Police suspect Miss Vascovie died first. a revolver and two empty cartridges were found near the victims. Mrs Henry Burtscher heard the shots and alerted Mrs Laura Jones. Both women feared returning to the apartment for hours. McGlone was away in the mountains, and police sought him tonight.
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Vascovie
Henry T. Burtscher
McGlones
Laura L. Jones
Jones
McGlone
F. R. Rosser
Women Barristers Form National Association Here
In Minneapolis prominent women members of the American bar gathered to organize the National Association of Women Lawyers ahead of the American Bar convention. Three justices of the U S Supreme Court attended briefly before the women moved to establish a permanent body with officers to be elected, succeeding provisional choices by Miss Emilie Bullowa of New York.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
American Bar Tonight
National Association of Women Lawyers
American
United States Supreme Court
American Bar Convention
Emilie Bullowa
New York City
Governor and Oil Chiefs to Confer in Pierre
Col Robert W Stewart chairman of Standard Oil Indiana Allan Jackson vice president and other officials left Chicago for Pierre South Dakota at the invitation of Gov W H McMaster to discuss the gasoline situation The officials said they did not know the purpose of the conference planned for Wednesday with Governor McMaster as price cutting competition already began weeks ago in the state
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Associated Press
Chicago
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Allan Jackson
Pierre
W. H. McMaster
Scale Committee
Atlantic City
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Parade Held by Ku Klux Klan in Bartlesville
A Ku Klux Klan parade in Bartlesville Oklahoma passed without disorder tonight after earlier fears of clashes with opponents. The Associated Press reports no incidents during the event.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Ku Klux Klan
Governor voices public need to settle anthracite dispute
Pennsylvania governor appeals to miners and operators to avert a coal shortage. He stresses public safety and welfare, noting that settlement requires give and take from both sides, and warns that prolonged suspension endangers transportation, health, and the nation’s prosperity.
Eleventh hour call to action in coal crisis
An executive urges action in the eleventh hour to address a critical anthracite coal shortage. He asserts the crisis has been reached and that decisive steps must be taken immediately, insisting that it can be done and must be done. The statement emphasizes urgency and the need for prior overdue measures.
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Erators
Treasure find probes tied to Bergdoll case in Maryland
U S justice agents will probe a Hagerstown gold find to see if the coins belong to Grover C Bergdoll the Philadelphia draft evader now in Germany. Officials say Burns office will investigate the vicinity of Hagerstown to determine government interest while awaiting a formal report.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justice
Hagerstown
Grover C. Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Germany
William J. Burns
Department
Bureau of Investigation
Bergdoll
Thomas W. Miller
Niew
United States
Miller
Three Klangmen narrowly escape after city meeting
Three Klangmen narrowly escape a confrontation as night fell after a meeting protesting the mayor's refusal to issue a permit for a state klan convention here. The klan members dispersed and left the area once the gathering ended.
Tulsa Klan member sentenced for riot in 1922 whipping
Associated Press reports William Arthur Finley, a Tulsa county stableman from Broken Arrow and Klan member, was sentenced to two years for participating in the July 29, 1922 whipping of Leslie Goolsby and Myrtle Spain, now Mrs. Goolsby. He confessed to turning the pair over to whippers and pleaded guilty to riot.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
State Penitentiary
Tulsa County
Ku Klux Klan
William Arthur Finley
Broken Arrow
Leslie Goolsby
Myrtle Spain
Goolsby
Finley
Spain
American Krusaders Granted Charter in Arkansas Court
The American Krusaders secret order received a circuit court charter in Little Rock. James A. Comer, Ku Klux Klan grand dragon of Arkansas, helped found the group which says membership is open to male white persons of good health and morals. The society aims to mutual aid, promote literature, science, bodily health, and the worship of God within a Christian church framework.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
James A. Comer
Ku Klux Klan of
Arkansas
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