Raids in Ireland continue amid Sinn Fein crackdown
In Cork authorities press on with raids connected to suppressing Sinn Fein, targeting MPs including David Kent as operations extend. In London, Sept 12, Arthur Henderson wins Widnes bye election, seen as a heavy blow to the coalition and fueling talk of a possible general election.
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Cork
Sinn Fein
Ireland
David Kent
London
Widnes
Lancaster
Arthur Henderson
House of Commons
Labourites Declare For Irish Cause
The trades union congress in Glasgow ends its session with resolutions urging free speech and denouncing arrests of alien trade union officials over alleged Bolshevik links. It adopts an emergency stand against military rule in Ireland and supports self determination as the only solution.
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Uasgow
Trades Union Congress
Ireland
Trade Uionists
Senator Chamberlain condemns proposed army reconstruction plan
Senator George A. Chamberlain of Oregon denounces the pending bill calling for reconstruction of the United States army, labeling it militarism run mad and warning of dangers to civil authority.
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George A. Chamberlain
Oregon
United States Army
Militarism run mad eyed by Senator Chamberlain on army plan
Senator Chamberlain of Oregon denounces the administration army reorganization bill as militarism run mad. He asks the senate military committee to reject the measure and, instead, for Congress to draft a new bill. He accuses the act of concentrating power in the president and wasting funds and effort across the war department.
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Washington
Chamberlain
Oregon
Senate Military Committee
Congress
War Department
Mexicans Lynched by Colorado Mob After Jail Raid
Pueblo report says two Mexicans were dragged from the city jail and hanged from a Fourth street bridge by armed citizens. Police later found the bodies at the bridge as the mob claimed they had between them killed a patrolman. A second dispatch from Chihuahua reports American mining men were seized by Mexican bandits nine miles from the city. In Nogales Obregon vows to oppose U.S. intervention if armed steps are taken.
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Pueblo
Bridge
Fourth Street
Jose Santon Ortez
Jeff Evans
Chihuahua City
Mexico
J. M. Smith
E. Monson
Buenas Tierra Min
Hoover Returns After Five Years Abroad at Sea
Former director general Hidefeller, Herbert Hoover, arrived in New York after five years abroad during which he traveled on ships and served Europe. He declined to discuss his name as a potential presidential candidate, stating the focus remains on public service.
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New York
Herbert Hover
Hidefeller
Fiue
Officers Seize Four Whiskey Stills in Major Raid
In raids Friday afternoon and last night, officers seized four whiskey stills and about 1500 gallons of liquor in fermentation. Arrests include Officer Jack Mela and John Duggan, Pat MoM n Thompson, Pat Toohey, and others. Subduing Toohey after a struggle, they were lodged in the county jail.
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Jack Mela
John Duggan
Pat’ MoMn ‘Thompson
Pat Toohey
Jatt
Outit
Alaska
Woolman Streets
Pat McGinn
Rocker
Don Thompson
Talbot Avenue
Pat McMillan
Oklahoma Street
Moun
President Wilson Reviews Pacific Fleet in Seattle Harbor
President Wilson becomes first U S leader to fly his flag in Seattle and reviews the Pacific fleet from the Oregon in Elliott Bay. An incident during arrival nearly caused danger when a naval launch collided with a whaleboat. figures including Mrs Wilson and Secretaries Daniels and Foote were aboard. The spectacle drew thousands as destroyers lined the Oregon and the president took command before shore return.
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Battle
United States
Seattle
Presidson
Oregon
Elliott Bay
Tacoma
Hugh Rodin
Comander P. W. Foote
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Tate
Wilson
Secret Service
Witson
Jena
Ison
Northwest
Ivan C. Wettengell
Wettens
Fas
Ake
Wattengell
Aamniral Rodman
An unclear local page fragment hints at varied topics
A garbled OCR snippet mentions hunting season opens and notes on sport gossip. It references an Irish question and astral world, with partial sections on photography, society, and comics, but no clear events or names.
Montana Farmers Seek More Funds for Irrigation Projects
A Montana delegation including the state’s congressional group urged Secretary Lane and the reclamation service to accelerate irrigation development and adopt new schemes. They pressed for funds for Milk River Marias Sun River Two Medicine and Reneh projects and called for government resumption of Reneh work. Secretary Lane warned funds are limited and can only be boosted by Congress though several bills may enable more money. Officials will present views to the Senate irrigation committee and seek relief for Fort Peck settlers facing missed payments and potential land title issues.
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Washington
Montana
Lane
Davis
The
Reclamation Service
Newman
Great Falls
Ietto
Hinsdale
R. Guttord
W. Coburt
Cut Bank
K.P. Minnick
Saco
Thomas
Walter W. Cole
Thoreat v
Milk River
Marias
Sun River
Two Medicine
Reneh
Congress
House
Senate
Aner
Iterior Department
Senate Irrigation Committee
S.C. Moore
Poplar
BF. Colwell
Bcoota
Fort Peck
Lexish
Boston police strike leads to mass dismissal in Boston Forge
Police commissioner Curtis fires 19 striking officers at Boston Forge after they abandon posts. Union leaders warned, but Curtis insists on building a new force, with veterans likely to be recruited. Gompers backs the commissioner’s stance amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Boston
Curtis
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Bruce Wyman Kind
Cool
Jenior Coolidge
John F. Metnnis
Policemen's Union
Dors
Gompery
Cormissioner
Cau
Henry
Wilson Appeals to Republicans Amid War Treaty Debate
President Wilson urged Republicans to set aside partisanship and support the peace treaty as the only path to prevent future wars. Speaking at Seattle Arena before a crowded audience, he warned against any reservations that would alter terms and stressed the American program meant to secure lasting peace. The crowd roared with approval as he defended the treaty and emphasized unity across parties.
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Seattle
Wash
America
Wilson
United States
Congress
Tina
Werenee Ratheen
Avent
Ocean
League
Rome
Great Victory Queared Army Over Bolsheviki Forces
London reports a decisive war office victory under General Denikin with 9 000 prisoners 11 guns and 100 machine guns seized. Bolshevik regiments surrendered and others were destroyed as Wrangel's force defended Tsaritsyn against attacks along the Volga.
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London
Associated Press
War Office
Denikine
Wrangel
Volunter
Tsaritsyn
Tonopah Miners End Strike In Resumed Work Rise
Tonopah miners have decided to end the strike that lasted several weeks. An order from Tonopah authorities directs workers to resume at once. Operators proposed selling staples at cost through publish commissaries, a plan accepted by the miners.
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Tonopah
Great Fire Sweeps Standard Oil Plant East New York
A massive blaze in East New York on Sept 13 drew perhaps the largest fire force ever in the city. More than 2 000 firefighters battled flames at the Standard Oil plant in Long Island City causing millions in damage and injuring several. Three fire boat men were reported killed though unconfirmed. The blaze spread from the Stone and Fleming works across Newton Creek threatening nearby plants and prompting full mobilization of fire units from Manhattan.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Long Island City
Stone & Pleming Works, & Subsidiary
Scandard Oi
Reek
Peter Cooper
American Agricultural Compat
Platt Works
Company Ve
Manhattan
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