Ulster cabinet meeting and Dublin shooting report
A Dublin hotel shooting killed auxiliary Cadet Inspector Good and wounded Section Le Gr White as they dined with spouses. Separately, gunmen executed Charles Trainor outside Monaghan after a republican court fined him ten pounds, attaching an apron label to the body.
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Spector
Pres
Dublin
Good
Northwall
le Gr White
Charles ‘Trainor
Monaghan
Trainor
London approves the Associated Prom decision
London officials on June 26 approved a belief in the Associated Prom plan, with city leaders backing the move and outlining anticipated community impacts.
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London
Erin War Memoir Says United States Will Aid Allies
A fragmentary wartime passage recalls American resolve as Christy escapes under fire. The speaker predicts a long hard struggle and victory for the British Republic, asserting readiness to fight on as long as a man can fire a gun.
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Crete
Genger
United States
Christy
Black and
Jana
Tam
Trish Republic
Fire devastates Hampton Beach tourist area in New Hampshire
A seaside district in Hampton Beach New Hampshire suffered a devastating fire in the early hours causing estimated damages between 300000 and 500000 dollars. Six hotels 35 to 40 cottages a theater a garage several stores and the post office were damaged or destroyed by the blaze.
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Hampton Beach
N. H
New England
de Valera
James Craig
Belfast
London Times
Ireland
Bambino Reaches Half Way Mark of 1920 Record
New YorkJune 26 Jake Rath hit his twenty seventh home run to equal half of the 1920 record of four hundred and eighty. The blast came in the third inning off Morridge of Washington with one runner aboard. The Yankees led by ten games with ten to play to reach halfway through the season. A separate Helena Valley note reports a ranch hand electrocuted while moving a hay derrick under a high power line as a chain touched the line. Scovell arrived from a town in Wisconsin.
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Associated Pros
New York
Jake Rath
Morridge
Washington
Helena Valley
Scovel
Wisconsin
Dangerous Rifle Discharge Injures Dillon Workman
Lee Kennison, 38, a Dillon area irrigation worker, was brought to Curtis hospital with part of his left jaw and face shot away by a bullet from a 25-80 rifle fired at close range. Doctors said no life-saving chance. Irank Kennison, not related, employed him. his mother sought. A separate note mentions Austria’s public executioner wearing new white gloves.
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Dillon
Lee Kennison
Dubois Ranch
Curtis Hospital
McMillan
Kennison
Irank Kennison
Gordon Campbell’s Montana Oil Venture At Kevin
A reader recounts Gordon Campbell’s five years of effort in Montana to prove oil potential at Cat Creek and Devils Basin. He invites capital with promises of large profits, urging investors to back Kevin ventures, detailing family hardships and a call to subscribe.
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Gordon Campbell
Montana
Run Cat Creek
Devils Basin
Union
Campbell
Warren Wright
Eugene Stebbenger
Sardeson
Kevin
Cat Creek
Gordon ‘Campbell
Come to Kevin If You Can Investment Teaser
An urgent sales appeal urges immediate action to invest in Gordon Kevin on a ground floor opportunity. It promises full refund on request if not satisfied and emphasizes haste to not miss the best investment. Pending completion, it stresses direct oversight and strong returns.
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Kevin
Gordon Kevin
Greenwich Village Hailed as Hell Haunts of Vice
New York Greenwich Village nicknamed Little Bohemia faces reform backlash as 23 permit hearings are protested by the Greenwich Village Association. Landlords and residents defend studios and tea rooms amid vivid accusations of vice with tales of noise, midnight parades, and basements hosting jazz and sensual venues.
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D. Wever
International News Service
New York
Greenwich Village
Little Bohemia
Teense Department
Landiadien
Reforming Society
Michael J. Horan
Association
Mr. Horan
Re. Levy
Washington Place
James Schuman
Mire. Levy
Greece mobilizes for no plans offensive against Turks
Greece backs off mediation terms and launches a mass recruitment drive. Premier Gounaris and War Minister Theotokia fly to Smyrna to discuss plans with King Constantine while Greece mobilizes up to 250000 men, mobilizing Greek Americans and stripping farms factories and stores to field a large army aiming to overwhelm Turkish resistance.
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Greece
Gounaris
Theotokia
Smyrna
Conit
France
War Department
Naval War Threat Aired Between United States And Britain
London dispatch reports a predicted naval war between the United States and Great Britain linked to 1824 rivalries. The Daily Herald cites Leon Trotsky describing U S actions and Britain’s declining global position amid economic strains and currency turmoil, signaling heightened tensions.
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Great Britain
London
United States
Britain
Leon Trotaksheviki
Saya
Daily Herald
Trowky
Boston man uses harmonica during surgery incident
June 26 report from Boston details Oscar J. Kelley of south Boston amid hospital surgery for a thigh wound. Kelley allegedly objected to anesthesia, demanded his harmonica, and played as surgeons removed a bullet. A confrontation with Mrs Tatton, stepson Frank, preceded the shoot.
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Boston
Oscar J. Kelley
South Boston
Mirgeone
Kalley
Kelley
Frank Tatton
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Ine Tribune
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