Government vows to crush Ireland terror with firm action
A government statement condemns murder arson and intimidation in Ireland and pledges unflinching action. It asserts Ireland’s division into two parts is real and aims to end the campaign of murder by deploying a special constabulary under the Royal Irish Constabulary to guard homes and communities as parliaments for Ulster and the rest are established.
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Sinn Fein
Str Hamar
Ulster
Royal Irish Constabulary
Booze with shoe shine then follows arrest
Seattle October 13 Privilege of buying an imperial quart of whiskey as a premium with each shoe shine is alleged by Federal Prohibition Inspector Gordon B O Hara to have been Leslie Murrays method of drawing customers at his stand in the Milwaukee station following Murrays arrest for violation of the prohibition law The making of felt is an ancient art in some parts of Asia.
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Gordon B. O’hara
Leslie Murray
Milwaukee
Murray
O’hara
Delicatessen menu pricing at Weisel's Fancy Milwaukee store
A readable fragment lists deli items and prices including mayonnaise with olive oil at 65c per lb, potato salad 40c per lb, roast pork per lb, baked ham per lb, and various sausages and meats priced around $1. Weisel's Fancy Milwaukee shows a mosaic of merchandise and rates, though the OCR yields many garbled bits.
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Weisel
Milwaukee
Despondent husband shoots wife then harms self in McNeil home
County and sheriff officials investigated a double shooting at the McNeil residence. McNeill, a hoisting engineer, shot his wife in the head then wounded himself after expressing confusion and remorse. Mrs. McNeill, 26, remains semi conscious. both are hospitalized. Neighbors described the couple as happy. Their two children are in another home.
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Daniel Clancy
Hazel Street
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McNeill
Mike Borie
MecNeill
Borie
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Ed Hopkins
Talbot Avenue
Richards
Aloe Ave Board Policy Of Credit Dispute
Governor Harding defended credit policy amid talks on extending currency and easing financial strain for cotton producers. Spokesmen warned that gins burnings and violence hurt banking confidence, while lawmakers from South Carolina and Georgia backed his stance against deflationary schemes.
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Harding
Smith
South Carolina
Georgia
Democratic Leader Challenges Harding to Debates on League
Senator Pat Harrison, speaking for the Democratic National Committee, challenged Senator Harding to joint debates on the League of Nations. He offered to cancel Cox engagements to bring the two candidates together and included any Republican speakers in the blanket challenge.
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Cox
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Harding
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Harrison
Harry %. New
Influenza and measles spread in Montana towns
Helena reports influenza in the state with one case from Great Falls while Butte battles 74 measles cases. The state health board records one pneumonia case diagnosed in Great Falls.
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Helena
Montana
Great Falls
Butte
State Board of Health
Registration figures show election interest surges statewide
Registration for the governor race soared with 86,304 more voters than the August primary, amid a frenzied effort by all factions to enroll. The state lists 1,426 precincts and county totals show broad turnout potential, with several counties reporting sizable registration gains and multiple towns and rivers named among locations.
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Carter
Ee Dawgon
Glee
Ccecesee
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Theoghioane
President commutes sentences of Equi and Bold
Portland, Oct 13. President Wilson commuted the sentence of Dr Marie Equi, convicted under the espionage act in 1918, to imprisonment for one year and one day in a federal prison, reducing from three years and a $500 fine. F W Bold of Bonanza, Ore, also had his espionage act sentence commuted. instead of 15 months in prison he is released on a $500 fine.
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Ore
Wilson
Marie Equi
F. W. Bold
Bonanza
Bold
Suit filed for 2 million in damages in federal court
H. E. Stock sues Gov. O. H. Shoup and multiple oil firms accusing fraud and conspiracies over Salt Creek Wyoming oil land rights. Partners claim locating the first claims, and relatives allege loss of valuable lands. Separately Samuel Gompers denies delivering labor votes to the Democratic Party.
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Ariz
United States District Court
H. E. Stock
Gov. O. H. Shoup
Colorado
Karl C
Warren F. Schuyler
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Arizona
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Wyoming
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American Federation of Labor
Democratic Party
Gompers Denies Address Before Union Convention
Baltimore October 13. In an address before the convention of the International Brotherhood of...
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Harding to stay east only to Rochester in campaign
In New York on October 13, republican headquarters announced that Senator Harding will not travel farther east than Rochester during the national campaign. The statement confirms limited eastern stops as the campaign unfolds.
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