Crowded Jublin Jails and Croke Park Disorder
Reports from Dublin describe crowded jails and ongoing investigations after clashes at Croke Park. British troops faced firing incidents and a rising death toll, while officials and union leaders visited sites to assess disorder amid a general sense of unrest.
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Gaelic Athletic Association
Wieman Clarke
Toledo
Ohio
American Glass Workers’ Union
Thomas MacReady
Phoenix Glass Company
Monaca
Croke Park
Teagherg Talk About Finances and Statewide Reform
Gov Y Stewart and the attorney general on the state board of land commissioners faced questions at the Billings teachers meeting over alleged maladministra tion of school funds. The panel discussed establishing a state employment bureau for public school instructors and eliminating inefficient teachers. Governor elect Dixon urged convening a convention to revise the state constitution. May Trumper, state superintendent, backs prioritizing school bonds for funding before farm loans.
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Dixon
Helena
Toa
Gala Evening for Fourth Degree in Gymnasium
A gala evening marks the Fourth Degree with a musical program before the banquet at 7 30. An orchestra will play during dinner service. Dancing begins at 10 o clock, while the gymnasium balcony faces a free border in red decor.
Banquet Hall Decor Described With Flags and Tapestry
Descriptive notes show Christmas flowers and leaves trimmed with red rope, a basket effect with red and green colors, fox tails suspended from the ceiling, scenic tapestry walls, and two large American flags extending over banquet tables. Cut flowers and Stars and Stripes dominate the space.
Child dies after apple suspected in poisoning case
A child died about an hour after convulsions followed a claim of strychnine poisoning soon after eating an apple. Doctors McCarthy and Kane performed an autopsy and noted death occurred amid uncertainty whether the fruit or another source caused the incident. A box of apples from the grocery store is held by officers for examination.
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P. H. McCarthy
Tragic death inquiry into poisoning of Isabelle Harper
Acting Coroner Buckley ordered the body removed to the Dugan undertaking establishment after a suspected strychnine poisoning. An inquest will be held later. Isabelle Harper, born in Butte and attending St Marys, leaves parents, a brother Frank, and sister Margaret. Funeral services tomorrow at 8 30 at home then 9 30 at Holy Cross, with burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
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Buckley
Dugan Undertaking Establishment
Isabelle Harper
Butte
St. Mary's Cual School
Frank
Margaret
Holy Cross
King Urges Forest Range Fees Cut For West
Special Disputed to Washington reports Sen King of Utah urging consideration of relief for western producers in fixing national forest ranges next season. He proposed halving government royalties, urged Mines Bureau to limit coal royalties, and noted current royalties often equal or exceed prewar mine profits, urging policy changes.
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Washington
Seni King
Utah
Agers
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Dublin
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Newry
Ireland
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Liffey
Tofay
Teagherg
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Fatuntal Navigator
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Manhattan
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Foreign Exchange Department
Woo
Mita
Lawrence & Cay Chiesa
Philipsburg
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