Field Marshal Wilson Killed In Ulster Siege
Eyewitnesses say two gunmen fired as Field Marshal Wilson alighted from a car outside his home. He drew his sword but fell to rapid gunfire. Lady Wilson and servants tended him as fellow citizens pursued the assailants. Wilson, former British chief of staff, had moved to Ulster politics amid pacification efforts. Madge Bellamy stars in Some One to Love in a new play.
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San Francisco Beauty Boosts Disabled War Veterans Convent
Agnes Dohoney named reception chairman for the second annual Disabled War Veterans convention to be held in San Francisco next month as the Great Golden West beauty campigns to welcome attendees.
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Labor Defence Council and Wilful Election Contests
Labor will form a defence council and push for a constitutional amendment and a federal child labor law. Delegates set aside time for the federation’s annual election, with railroad union backing Joseph A. Franklin against Treasurer Daniel Tobin as the rivals seek delegate support tonight.
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World Largest Locomotive Seen on Union Pacific Tour
A massive locomotive, including an 84 inch firebox and 126 by 96 inch dimensions, was tested on Union Pacific lines from Salt Lake City to Butte. It reportedly pulls nine to twelve cars on steep grades, reaches 45 mph on upgrades, and uses a mechanical stoker to distribute coal. Hundreds observed the test in Butte, with officials praising performance and construction.
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Dynamite Cap Fatal to Great Falls Boy
Vir tually disemboweled by a dynamite cap while at play in the alley behind his home, David Berry aged 15, died tonight at a local hospital. The youth was kneeling over the cap when it exploded, believed he struck it unaware of its danger. Medical help arrived too late.
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Night of Dancing Equals Long Trip
Dr. Karl Heinstadt, Swiss physician visiting Philadelphia, says modern flappers outpace Weston the famous hiker in energy expenditure. He notes fox-trotters cover about a mile and a quarter per 10 minutes while the waltz is slower, and a young woman dancing from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. with a half hour lunch uses energy like a 30 mile walk.
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27 Bodies Lie In Herrin Morgues Amid Mine Riot
A massacre near Herrin Illinois left 27 bodies found in morgues and fields as violence flared during a strike at the mine. Officials reported 21 or more dead, with nonunion workers killed or missing after a mob attack at daybreak. State guards were held in readiness but not deployed.
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Miners Massacre Reveals Waterless Hunger for Vengeance
Eyewitness accounts describe a brutal assault at a mine where miners rounded up and shot down six men tied in groups, dragged them along a road, and left bleeding as a crowd mocked for water. O Rourke and Williams are among survivors. six imported workers likely to die.
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Home Burglary Report Cites Demonstration Theft
A burglar allegedly broke into a home to demonstrate a “real job” during a display incident. The owner discovered clothing and other items missing, including pieces linked to a person named Fred, prompting police attention and a local crime inquiry.
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Attacking Miners Boast No One Escaped in Fury
The article reports miners boasting about an attack with no arrests or grand jury actions yet. Officials including Sheriff Thaxton and the state’s attorney were unreachable or inactive as claims of 26 or more non-union workers killed circulated. Governor ordered troops and an immediate inquiry to pursue those responsible.
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Denver Bootlegged Cream and Milk Whiskey Case
Denver bootlegging squad visited John Williams at his home asking whether he preferred milk or cream. Officers testified cream meant rye whiskey while milk meant moonshine. Williams admitted the distinction and was arrested for violating the prohibition law as two milk crocks fledged with squid were seized.
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