Arrest of De Valera Declared a Mistake in Ireland
Dublin June 24 Eamonn De Valera the Irish Republican Teacher was arrested near the city and released after identity was established Officials say an arrest was made in error or due to officials overzeal Initial reports had denied the arrest by Sinn Fein authorities and a mistaken identity led to the confusion. no intention to detain him remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinn Fein
de Valera
Dublin
Associated Provs
Eamonn de Valera
Sinn Wein
Overzoil
Blackrock
County Dublin
Ireland
Giant airship to cross Atlantic survey flight observed
London June 24 The giant British built airship R38 bought by the United States completed a satisfactory test flight. It left Cardigan at 7:55 p m and landed six and a half hours later over the Pearby counties. The ship carried 48 persons including two Americans Capt L Ho Max felt and Lt VN Bieg who will command during the trans Atlantic voyage.
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London
Associated Pressi
United States
America
Air Ministry
Cardigan
L. Ho Maxfelt
VN. Bieg
Carrington Ant Towllen
Ap North
Peru to set national traveling libraries system
The American Library Association received a cablegram from Forrest Bt Spankling of Lima Peru stating that the American votony has voted to give Peru a national system of traveling libraries. Beets postponed to Saturday. Former Senator Albert Heveridge to speak at the conference Saturday.
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Mreanpcott
Mase
American Library Association
Forrest Bt Spankling
Lima
Peru
Lowthon
Albert
Heveridge
ooo loses Emmons in early season shakeup
Cambrintee Marc reports Yale and Princeton eras praised as the Hooteaengr sign looks for a comeback. Captain Emmons returns after years away, with Hiddie Goods and Marland Raseell part of the lineup for their final season.
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Cambrintee
Marc
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Emmons
Regulon
Hiddie Goods
Urinson
Marland Raseell
May Stop Dollar Payment Reuters Fragment
The readable text is fragmented and unclear but appears to reference payment changes and trade or currency topics involving Germany and unspecified entities. No distinct individuals or organizations are clearly identifiable in the readable portion.
Women Unionists Demand Equal Rights in AFL Convention
Denver reports the American Federation of Labor convention debates equal rights for women workers and broader labor reform. Women push to amend the constitution to grant full membership privileges. machinists resist federation realignment with international unions. leaders emphasize unity, platform, and collective action amid talks of longer sessions and key officer elections.
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Denver
Col
American Federation of Laboor
Lnst
John le Lawks
Federation
Gompers
Mr. Lewis
Sam
Gorapers
American Federation of Labor
Pueblo Flood Losses Total Nearly Seventeen Million Dollars
Turbla Col July 24 A Pueblo flood damage report cites total losses of 16 784 638 dollars as tallied by a committee for the United States reclamation service The report covers real and personal property irrigation ditches and flood related damages to structures and utilities within the Pueblo area and nearby parcels.
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Pueblo
Turbla
Col
Feport
Pullod
United States Reclamation Service
Americans Best Bidders in Indian Steel Axes Contract
Glasgow, facing a historic shift, bids for a state steel axes contract, claiming the lowest price after discounts yet remaining 30 percent above the American quotation. The value and final terms are stated but unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Home
India
Fisk Rubber Co Adding Men to Meet Demand
Fisk Rubber Co announces adding workers in response to rising demand next week. management cites need to expand output and strengthen production capacity to handle increased orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisk Rubber CO
Raiding Parson Dead in Philadelphia
A fragment reports the death of a person nicknamed Raiding Parson in Philadelphia on June 24. The source text contains garbled names and unclear affiliations, but suggests a notable local figure's death with limited identifiable details.
Naval bill trims 417 million to shape 106000 force
A revised bill totals 417 million in appropriations for a naval force of 106000 men. It cuts 21 million from House totals and 71 million from Senate estimates, and sets provisions for Guam submarine and destroyer bases, New London base completion, and aviation equipment costs about 60 million. It also carries the Borah disarmament amendment urging a conference with Britain and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Senate Provisiona Elicte
Guam
New London, Conn
Harding
Great Britain
Japan
Boston girl Gladys Deacon becomes duchess of Marlborough
Paris June 24 Gladys Marie Deacon of Boston becomes duchess of Marlborough the second American girl to hold the title The civil ceremony at the British consulate lasted three minutes with HG Mackie officiating Witnesses include Judge Walter Berry and J T B Sewell The former Mrs Vanderbilt obtained a divorce May 14 A ceremony followed at the Browns home with moving pictures recorded and comments from guests The bride wore a blue dress The duke joked about the marriage and the party shared welcomings Charles Mitch ard and John Spencer Churchill noted as stakeholders
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Paris
Associated Press
Gladys Marie Deacon
Boston
Duchess of Marlborough
Pestatyene
HG. Mackie
Walter Berry
American Clumber ‘of Commerce
Land J. TB. Sewell
Scot. Renault
Interior
Miss Deacon
Countess du Boisrouvray
Eugene Higgins
Duchess
Marlborough
Vanderbilt
New York
Sorder
Wiegins
Charles Mitchard
John Spencer Churchill
Teoalm
Gladve Marie Dracon
Edward Parker
Tufts Trial Set After July Fourth Holiday
A Tufts case moves toward pretrial proceedings after the July Fourth holiday. Judge Allen would oversee the district court of Me county with Attorney General Lena Hale filing motions. The defense plans to request immediate hearings and possible continuances as the trial date remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westin Allrn
Nathan A. Tufte
Cemerel Allen
Femi
Arnstein Gets 2 Year Term in U S Court
Jules W. Arnstein and four others were sentenced to two years in federal penitentiary by Justice Sidons in the District of Columbia supreme court. They were convicted of conspiracy to bring stolen securities into the District from New York in October. Teadore Colin and David W. Sullivan, Norman Bowles and Wilen Easterday also faced fines. Arnstein and Colin each fined 10000, Bowles fined 5000.
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Washington, D
Cy Dunn
Jules W
Nicky) Arnstein
Federal
Sidsons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
District of Columbia
New York
Arnetein
Teadore
Nick) Colin
David W. Sullivan
Norman
Bowles
Wilen W. Easterday
Wellington
Arnstein
Colin
British troop train blown up by mine near Dundalk
A troop train from Belfast to Dublin was wrecked at Abervoyle near Dundalk by a Sinn Fein mine. Two soldiers and one train guard were killed and many wounded. A second and third train were hit by mines, carriages toppled the embankment, and large police and military forces were sent to the mountainous border area. early reports varied on fatalities.
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Belfast
Dublin
Abervoyle
Dundalk
Mary
Ulster
Speedy Rehabilitation The Nation Seeks Domestic Industry Relief
Washington reports a conference of mid bank financiers with President Harding stressing rapid domestic industrial recovery. They call for easing transportation hurdles, rail traffic fixes, and aiding railroad management to ease credit strains. Agricultural issues linked to cotton and westward movement are also noted, with details kept confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Will Tag the Fish Study Planned in Montreal Meeting
A Montreal conference on fisheries discussed tagging cod and halibut to track movements. Delegates from the United States Canada and Newfoundland attended. A committee was formed to develop an international tagging program with researchers including Robert J. Loker and Henry Bigelow.
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Montreal
I.ees
Bereee
Cron Selenttets
United
Steven
Com Oenada
Mane
Devel
FP. Moorp
Faberien
Washinton
Robert J. Loker
Auerican Seientific
Ebrrice Heute
Henry Bigelow
Harvard) University
Japanese Ship Contract Reported By New York Firm
A concrete portion of Japanese industry has been awarded to a New York company for a contract to build 16 steel vessels. The agreement, dated May 1 and set to begin in June, involves American shipbuilders and private yards to oversee the assembly. The project proceeds along Eye Se Tee Street as a key manufacturing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
New York
Forest Fire Sweeps Ville Rey Village
Fire swept through Ville Rey destroying every house and leaving the village rendered uninhabitable. Reports cite extensive losses to residents including Qeebes and James, with rapid containment efforts underway by local crews and neighboring towns.
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Ville Rey
Exonerating witnesses dispute Sacco and Vanzetti roles
Dedham Mass June 24 eye witness Iscorta testified neither Sacco nor Vanzetti shot Parmenter and Berardelli. Other laborers Cirro and Sipriane backed or contradicted details, while Brennan claimed to see Berardelli fall and noted the fleeing car number effort.
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Dedham
Mass
Pedro Tscorta
South Braintree
Niccola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vangetti
Iscorta
Frederick A. Parmenter
Alessandro Berardelli
Cirro
Parmenter
Sacco
Vanzetti
Sipriane
Vanzett
William Brenna
Berardelli
Louie Polser
Astute
Pelser
Brennan
Amt
Berandetti
Gilletts Sister Freed in Mass District Court
In Thicopne Massachusetts Jane 24 Mine D Gilett of Westfield sister of Rep PF HL Gillett was cleared in a district court today after a brief hearing on a charge related to an auto accident that killed Irene Cote on June 10. Only two witnesses testified and Judge Kirby expressed regret that the case could not be handled without a charge of manslaughter.
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Thicopne
Mass
Jane
Gilets
Westfield
Er PF
HL. Gillett
National of Representatives
Aisc
Irene Cote
Mise Gillett
Todge J. PL Kirby
Gold Decorated Armor Fetches Record Public Sale Price
A suit of gold decorated armor from the 16th century was sold in London to a New York firm for about 25000 in current exchange. The piece, once made for Henry Herbert second Earl of Pembroke, had remained in the family and was displayed at Tendon house during the auction amid lively bidding and excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lardan
Henry Herbert
Second Earl of Pembroke
Montgomery
Cambridge Drug Store Capture in Porter Square Incident
Police arrest one man after a robbery attempt at a Cambridge drug store in Porter square. An officer was struck with an iron bar and returned fire, injuring the suspect in the arm. A second man was restrained. The first suspect claimed to be William Williams from his city.
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Cambridge
Mase
Une
Poliveae
George Olive
Porter Square
Wil
Baby Whale Captured in Unclear June Notice
A garbled report from New York references a June event about a young visitor and a capture involving a gun and a knife. Details are unclear but imply a dangerous encounter and a dramatic outcome. Named individuals or organizations are not discernible in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Verryl
Sugar Still Lower Says Report From New York
A terse New York report notes continued lower sugar prices amid steady demand. Analysts point to market stabilization and output shifts, while retailers monitor wholesale trends and consumer buying patterns in the days ahead.
Yale Freshmen Defeat Harvard in two mile race
New London June 24 Yale fresh men beat Harvard freshmen by five lengths in two miles with official times Yale 12 minutes 13.6 seconds Harvard 12 minutes 32.16 seconds Yale led at the mile mark then surged near the finish while Harvard faded. The junior varsity race went to Harvard by six lengths in 12 minutes 29 seconds.
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New London
Yale
Harvard
Yard
Harvard Shell
Crimson Crew
Jongtha
Blue Crew
Drowned Youth Lester Vincent In Brewster River Incident
Jeffersonville news reports the drowning of 19 year old Lester Vincent son of Clarence and wife near W K Hunts house in Brewster river. He attempted a post work swim, struck his head on a stone, likely unconscious, and sank under a strong current. Starr and Bean recovered the body after an hour of effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Lester Vincent
Clarence Vincent
Jena
Brewster River
W. K. Hunt
Lester
Tee Riage
Vincent
Ant Toms Starr
Bean
Allie Smith Receives 18 Year Prison Term
Allie Smith pleaded guilty in Orange County court to fatally shooting his father's hired man George Nieneyyk at the Smith farm in Brookfield during a dispute over hitching a horse. He was sentenced to not less than 18 nor more than 22 years in state prison.
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Chelsea
Allie Smith
George Nieneyyk
Smith Farm
Brookfield
Wan Senten
Young Smith
Randolph
Smith
Niencyyk
Two Motorists Fined After Ditching Car Incident
Clarence Hune and Eddie Brassaw were cited in city court for operating an automobile while intoxicated after their vehicle was found ditched near Brown's Mills. Officers found them asleep in the back seat and, though they faced charges, both men were fined and jailed for intoxication.
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Clarence Hune
Eddie Brassaw
White River Junction
Northfield
Brassaw
Jem
Brown's Mills
Are Gregg
Connelis Pof
M.C. Shurtlett
Uty
Hunt
Coats
Brassaw & and
Costa
Vote Overwhelmingly Against Wage Cut Across Unions
The 30 branches of the Quarry Workers International Union of New America rejected a proposed wage reduction discussed at a Boston conference. Of 804 votes cast, 719 opposed the 8 to 13 cent per hour cut, while 121 supported it. branches span various U S regions under national agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarry Workers International Union of North America
Quarry Workers International Union of New Amrica
Boston
United States
Woman Sues Woman Over Slander and Alienation Case
Rose Daclaw of Brandon, a Pittsford schoolteacher, sues Lena B. Alexander of Pittsford in Rutland County Court for slander and alienation of affection. Daclaw seeks damages linked to prior charges against her that allegedly harmed her standing. Both counts are set for trial at the September term.
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Pittsford
Jutland
Alleged Deserter Parrott Captured by Burlington Police
Burlington police officer Miles arrested Francis Parrott at his brother’s 202 Batters Street about 10 30 in civilian clothing. Parrott admitted desertion from the Army after Camp Devens Massachusetts on March 18 1921 and was turned over to military authorities at Fort Ethan Allen. The government pays a reward of 300 for each deserter captured.
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Burlington
Oto Francis Parrott
United States Army
Miles
Parrott
Batters Street
Fork
Fort Ethan al
Camp Devens
Mass
Tim
Bellows Falls
Bower
Officr Miles
Fort Ethan Allen
Gothes
Thirteenth Vermont Regiment Reunion Held at Easex Junction
Six soldiers died among the Thirteenth Vermont at the reunion in Easex Junction as the Nine Regiment Association held its annual meeting in the GA Hall. The business session began at 1 and voted to adjourn after appointing the committee and discussing future gatherings.
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Vermont Heath
Eeser Junction
Easex Junction
Bath Nine Regiment Association
G. A. He Hall
Onder
Lemuel
Vermont business troubles report in Springfield merchant’s petition
Samuel Goldberg, a Springfield merchant, files a bankruptcy petition in the United States district court. Debts total about $12,000 with assets around $9,744.40, including $1,200 claimed exempt. The Vermont Confectionery Company is the only secured creditor listed with a claim of $888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Goldberg
Springfeld
Arlington
Cynee
United States District Court
Saummel Cohdberg
Feld
Vermont Confectionery Rottoriny
Concord press plant burned in major late night fire
Fire swept through the Rumford Press plant in Concord New Hampshire late last night causing heavy damage. Early warnings placed the blaze under control as flames engulfed the facility, with officials estimating substantial loss to the periodical printing operation and ensuing disruption to east coast outlets.
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Concord
N. H
S. H
Aee Press
Vatimston
Howe
Acu
Talk of the Town at Adams Co store interest noted
Miss J J Nowrer and Mise Ella Se ee ene atten erie hy anteimovile after a or bekees the intereste of the Adame Ca store. i ae ere or ere iootam June 30 ome meraat al pa Amereem. The note references a British de Malives and View Crophey with events tied to meetings in a regional setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Nowrer
Erie
Bethel robber suspects arrested after two-week chase
Bethel June 24. Fre' pick Noyes alias Nicholson and Jr gl acmaster of Woburn were brought before Judge Arthur G. in municipal court and jailed ten days plus $15.50 bail each. They, with a companion Erwin, are tied to a June 10 Randolph railway office robbery and later break-ins at Sharon and Middlesex. Detectives Given and Hodge of the American Express and Central Vermont Railway organized the arrest after following letters and travel from Waterbury to Bethel. The trio had stayed at Root’s inn and were seen leaving for Canada before returning to Bethel. Erwin’s whereabouts remain unknown.
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Bethel
Pick Noyes
Nicholson
Woburn
White & Junction
Arthur G
Erwin
Mr. Root
Atreet
Waterbury
Canada
Root
Whey
Wells River
White River Junction
F. 8
Blossom, Jr
George Given
Boston
Gilbert Hodge
St. Albans
White Tver Junction
American Express Company
Central Vermont Railway Company
Wobura
Randolph
Sharon
Middlesex
Richmond
Dlesex
Given
Hodge
Nestly
Held by Barree Police in Newark Alias Harry Taylor
Taylor, 30, sought since October 1918 for detaining his wife, was stopped on Main Street when police compared his face to warrants from Newark. He claimed a court settlement and a second marriage, and was to be held pending Newark officials. He worked as a salesman for a Boston Art Company after living in Vermont and with the Newton Portrait Company previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Harry Taylor
Taylor
Ford Coupe Winged Report From Secretary of State Office
A fragmentary report notes a Ford coupe incident near a street involving a wheel and a vehicle collision. The secretary of state’s office received the morning briefing with unclear details about the crash and the responses from witnesses or authorities.
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Atlantic
Men's Federation of Labor
Fish Rubber Co
Robert E. Jokeses
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphie
Mabert
Duke
TUFTS
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Qeebes
James
Ville
Tetons Roenir
Mans
Vanatti
Gillett
Earl’ of Pembroke
Staten Island
Dundee
Wik Lea, SS
Crimson
Francis Parrott
Vermont
Rumford Press
Talk OF
the Town
Barre Police
Newark N. J
Ford Coupe
Dodge's
Aecretary of State
Aartin
Montedier
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