Death of El Collins by Assassin Sparks Irish Crisis
Reports say El Collins, commander in chief of the national army and former finance minister, was assassinated as his car was attacked after a Naas meeting. The attack prompted a pursuit, with at least one assailant captured. Collins was unharmed. The event follows long tensions linked to Sinn Fein and De Valera era intrigues and reprisals for Harry Boland's shooting, with public buildings bearing tributes to Boland.
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Collins
Naas
County Kildare
National Army
Dail Eireann
New York
Eamonn de Valera
New York City
London
Dublin
Ireland
Harry J. Boland
de Valera
Free State
Trinity College
Harry Boland
Testimony in Railway Hearing on Interference Claims
Testimony covered alleged railway work interference and picketing at Wolf Point and nearby lines. Witnesses including guards, special agents, and deputy sheriffs described intimidation claims while others denied violence or obstruction.
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Gnand V. V. Turnberg
Paul
Carl Ke Luther
Tere Whea
Heaton
Wolf
J. M. Berry
Tariff Bill Returns to Conference in Washington
The House received the administration tariff bill from the Senate but paused before conference. Reprinting of the amended bill is expected tomorrow or Wednesday, as Senate changes complicate the process. If ready, leaders will push a special rule to limit floor discussion and name conferees for a first session likely Thursday.
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Washington
House
Senate
McCumber
Bankers Hold Annual Meeting in Missoula
Montana bankers gathered in Missoula for their annual meeting where resolutions were adopted and reports heard. A. L. McAin family memorial, A. L. Peeler noted, and Fred T. Sterling of Missoula named to the American Bankers Association executive council for a three-year term.
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A. L. McAin
Roy
Agricultural Committee
L. Q. Skelton
Theodore Torbenson
Kalispel
W. H. Davis
Washington Bankers Association
Montana
William Edens
Central Trust Company of Chicago
Finois
Charles Potter
A. T. Hibban
Fred T. Sterling
Missoula
American Bankers Association
Roy Covert
Billings
Rankin and Riddick Enter Empty Debate Clash
At Hunters Hot Springs after a state bar association gathering, Attorney General Wellington D. Rankin and Congressman Carl Riddick, leading GOP senatorial contenders, clashed briefly over a debate offer. Riddick declined to engage, saying he would not make speeches.
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Livingston Enterprise
Hunters Hot Springs
Wellington D. Rankin
Carl Riddick
State Bar Association
Yellowstone's SemiCentennial geyser erupts into park fame
Livingston Enterprise reports Yellowstone National Park's Semi Centennial geyser continues to throw hot mud after breaking out last week. Horace M. Albright, park superintendent, says the geyser 15 miles from Mammoth Hot Springs attracts many visitors during a city stopover yesterday.
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Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Horace M. Albright
Mammoth Hot Springs
Seaplane Ambassador II Lands Safe at Long Beach
The seaplane Ambassador II, missing for over 40 hours since leaving the Hudson River, landed at Long Beach L I with three aboard uninjured. Pilot W R Miller notified of the arrival. no flight details available. Airsman B L Smith of Airways Inc confirmed the crew’s safety and limited information.
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New York
B. L. Smith
Airways, Inc
the Aero Marine
Long Beach
L. I
Hudson River
W. R. Miller
Mr. Smith
Fire Island
Miller
Two Great Northern Freight Trains Collide Near Whitefish
Two Great Northern freight trains collided head on six miles from Whitefish at 10 p.m. last night. The wreck, reported by a Kalispell dispatch, is blamed on engineer C. S. Van Slyke for misreading orders.
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Missoula
Great Northern
Whitefish
Missoujian
Kalispell
C. S. van Slyke
Family Tramps 2300 Miles to Minneapolis With Two Babies
Mr and Mrs L C Tofte Jr and their two young children walked 2300 miles from Portland Oregon to Minneapolis facing hunger and fatigue. They relied on occasional rail rides and generous locals for help and plan to ride the rest of the journey home next fall.
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Livingston Enterprise
L. C. Tofte,Jr
Livingston
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Journal
L. C. Tofte, Jr
Wallace Reid Tofte
Mr. Tofte
Junior
Hennepin Avenue
Mrs. Tofte
Wallace Reid
Wallace
Dilworth
Minn
Union Pacific Shopmen Form a New Union
Salt Lake City, Aug 21. Shop craft employees of the Union Pacific system completed preliminary organization of an association of shopmen from all lines. C. E. Anderson was elected system general chairman W. J. Taylor system vice general chairman and R. J. Putman system general secretary. The meetings will discuss wage schedules and rights to seniority as held by the current shopmen.
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Salt Lake City
Union Pacific System
Union Pacific
C. E. Anderson
W. J. Taylor
System
R.J. Putman
United States Railroad Labor Board
House Leaders Move to Invoke Gag Rule on Tariff Fight
Washington reports House leaders ready to send the tariff bill to conference with Fordaby Green Longworth Garner and Collier named as managers. Conference will tackle about 2000 differences with a vote on the American valuation issue likely deferred. The general view is the House will accept the Senate foreign valuation plan with flexible tariff provisions allowing presidential adjustments.
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Washington
House
Senate
Fordaby
Michigan
Green
Iowa
Longworth
Ohio
Garner
Texas
Collier
Mississippi
Ferdney
Coal miners' strike ends in Montana district
Resumption of mining in Montana District 27 was ordered after a two hour and an afternoon meeting and the signing of a renewed wage and working conditions contract. Miners expected operations to begin by Wednesday and be fully normal by week’s end.
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Billings
Montana
United Mine Workers of America
M.F. Purcell
Montana Coal Operators’ Association
Cleveland
Robert Condon
Nathan Smethurst
Stephen Ely
Ole Halverson
Mike Sc
Wyoming coal strike ends as miners return under 1921 wage scale
Cheyenne Wyoming operators and mine union officials announce an agreement to end the state wide coal strike. Employers accept the union proposal requiring miners to resume work under the 1921 wage scale and retain the check off system.
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Wyoming
Harding
Cheyenne
Wyo
Missoula Woman and Son Drowned in Flathead Lake
In MISSOULA August 20 bodies of Mrs M B Norman and her young son are missing after a stormed crossing on Flathead Lake. Mrs Norman, wife of a Somers merchant and sister of Mrs Frank B Linderman, vanished during a 10 mile row toward Coos Bay where Linderman owns a summer home. Search parties combed the lake with no trace found by nightfall.
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Missoula
M. B. Norman
Flathead Lake
Woodmen Of World To Meet In Big Park In 1924
The Woodmen Of World will hold their quad rennial convention in Yellowstone park in June 1924. About 400 to 500 delegates from nine western states will attend. The final sessions occur at Mammoth Hot Springs canteen building with park tours planned after formal sessions.
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Woodmen of World
Big Park
Livingston Enterprise
Woodmen of the World
Yellowstone Park
National Park
Yosemite National Park
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
Nevada
Washington
Oregon
California
I. I. Boak
Denver
Woodmen
F. P. Hawke
Pueblo
H. J. Raymon
J. O. Wilson
Portland
Mammoth Hot Springs
Secretary Hughes rushes to Newberry aid in letter
Washington Aug 20 Secretary Hughes in a letter made public by the Republican National Committee says Senator Newberry was wrongly and most unjustly convicted after a detailed review of the case. He notes the Supreme Court set aside the conviction and argues the charges did not involve moral turpitude and stemmed from misapplication of the statute.
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Washington
Hughes
Republican National Committee
Newbery
Newberry
Hugh B. McCaulley
Patterson
N. J
Supreme Court
Michigan
Senate
United’ States
Chesige
Supreme “Court
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Michel
Carbie
Tilorgen
Fawn
Ath Press
Fesident
Hosm
Ovation
G. Mehbueed
Vas Uy
Vialenes
Osth
Witefel
Wolf Point
Missoula Capital
Xephenson
Ina Bank of
Bafta
Federal Reserve System
Ore Espec- Re Math Distriud
A. Sr. Peeler
Rankin
Riddick
East
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
Indiana
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