Republicans seize Dublin Four Courts during mutiny
Dublin April 14. Republican troops seized the Four Courts building in a bold daytime raid, taking keys from police and occupying the court complex. Commandant O Connor vowed no revolution, while Mulcahy and authorities prepared reinforcements as High Courts in Dublin faced disruption.
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Denis O'Connell
Dublin
Mulcahy
Free State
Agso
O'Connor
Rutland Square
Ate
King's
Repubica
Revoy
Putding
Enly
Dublin Mall
Bridewell Prison
Bidewell
Iocailty
Guarda
College of Science
Wagner’s Friend Called Aggressor In Shooting Affair
Disputed insult at Schwaben hall dance led to gunfire that wounded Peter Wagner of 101 Parallel Street. Arthur Cummings and Joseph Porter sought by police after apologies escalated into a street confrontation. Wagner, gravely injured, remains near death at St Vincent's. witnesses describe brutal assault and a chaotic pursuit through the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tian
Tory
Peter Wagner
Parallel Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Schwabenwali
Toeave
John J. Phelan
Arthur Cummings
Joseph Porter
Ac Wagner
Dotce Hall
Leroy Regenery
Raghs Main Street
Frasner
Anthony Aurilio
Gayoy Sirest
cAurillo
Coult
Tum
Cummings
Porter
Reyes
Gregory
Warner
Wagner
Art Wagner
Bridgeport
Strat- Hold
Jose
Orne
Gamit
Joseph
Red) Farfel
Anthony Aurillo
Thomas Tierney
Waxner
Civil War Would Lose U S Sympathy Says NY Leader
An American envoy in Dublin argues that internal conflict in Ireland would alienate U S sympathy and harm Ireland by losing friends among slaver supporters. The message to Archbishop Byrne of Dublin from Archibald Hoyos of New York discusses hopes for a successful conference between the Free State and De Valera and followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Associated Press
Ireland
America
Archidanop Hoyos
New York
Byrne
Free State
Tamen de Valfore
Tariff Schedule Detailed Senate Bill Reforms
An exhaustive summary of the wheat rules in the new tariff bill revised by the Senate Finance committee and prepared for the conference will be published in The Sunday Post tomorrow. The schedule compares rates with those under the Payne Ald rich and Fordney emergency tariffs, outlining compositions and changes.
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Senate
Highey
Sunday Post
New York Police Ordered to Sleep on Their Arms
Police Commissioner Enright ordered detectives and precinct captains to stay on duty around the clock after a confessed plan by George Breckenridge linked to a string of robberies. Vacations were canceled and extra officers assigned to the downtown financial district as investigations continued into two burglaries, including a 20 story insurance building heist and a Broadway broker burglary.
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New York
Inew York
Enright
Jal
Saptatas
Arma
Aik
Downtowa Financial
George ‘Breckenridge
Nowrs & Jay
Ennhehk
Berlice
Financial District
Breckenridge
Tomer Pal
Ging Sing
Gay Balby
Breskenriigo
John Abarge
McCormack to Undergo Another Operation
New York April 14 The famed Irish tenor Jon McCormack faces another operation to clear pus formations in his throat. Doctors say his crisis has passed but the throat remains swollen. he cannot sing for months and may travel to Ireland early next month if health permits. He weighs 229 pounds and will be 38 on June 1.
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New York
Apslie
Jon Mc Cormack
A. © du Pont
Momilay
Joan Swallow
McCormack
Ireland
Les
New Orleans Threatened by Mississippi Floods
New Orleans faces possible more Mississippi River rise as crest nears levee limits. Weather Bureau forecasts crest near 22.5 feet by month end, six tenths higher than 1916 record. Protective agencies alert to handle any emergency.
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Orleans
Weather Bureau
Tvury Food Protective Agency
Bureau of Engraving to Resume Operations Today
Washington April 14 The Bureau of Engraving and Printing, idle since last Saturday following President Harrison's dismissal of bureau chiefs, will resume operations tomorrow. An investigating committee counted bank notes hands stamps and other fin metal paper to complete the inventory prior to the transition of James TL Wilmoth as head of the bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lappa
Ahat
Hargios
Treasury
Aesistant
Gepudy
Tames TL. Wilmoth
Air Mail Planes to Carry Radio Phones
The post office department announced that air mail planes will be equipped with radiophones for sending and receiving within a 200 mile radius. Pilot B Hamilton Lee delivered the planes for installation in a six hour cross country flight from Chicago to Washington. The system will allow constant contact with stations despite weather challenges.
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Washington
Apin
Tha Air Mall
Postottical Department
Planta
Chicag
B. Hamlton Lee
Plana
Fos
Stately Wordin sisters' home ransacked. feared kidnapped
Miss Helene and Miss Fanny Wordin, aged sisters and local physicians’ daughters, were thought abducted after burglars ransacked their 619 State Street home while they were visiting a friend in New Jersey. Police traced a kitchen meal left uneaten, and neighbors reported no overnight plans. A gardener heard the house phone ringing with no answer inside.
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Wordin
Helene
Fanny L
Byldgenort
Nave
State Street
Overnian
Long
Grove
N. J
Misa Mary Hawley
Fairfield Avenue
Etolan
Rome
Samuel Gorrick
Nour Neiehborn
Verdin
New Jersey
Charles Hanley
Mlages Wordin
Test of efficacy of big guns to resume in Washington
April 14 report from the Navy Department states experiments to verify the efficacy of large naval guns. Movements of battleship forces are directed by Tadlo as tests to resume in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Sdow
President urg es House on adequate Navy funding
President Harding urged Congress to provide a more adequate Navy and warned against reducing naval appropriations. He argued for maintaining enlisted strength around 36,000 and pressed that defense needs precede other plans, including a soldier bonus. The White House stance also touched on tariff legislation ahead of soldier benefits.
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Washington
Preasant Harding
House
Appropriations Committee
Longworth
Coneresa
Wall
Qian
Betn
Warren G. Harding
Willes
Kelley
Me.Arthur
Oregon
Naval Committee
Tari
Harding
White House
Senate
Althoven
Bridgeport Schools Emphasize Practical Manual Arts
Bridgeport’s drawing and manual arts program guides students to solve real problems. Sixth to eighth graders engage in shop work, mainly wood, expanding to concrete, electrical, book binding, photography and sheet metal. Two lathes boost industrial options as hundreds of practical items were shown at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Bridgeport
Chamber of Commerce
Russia Seeks Stockholm Talks On Eastern Europe Reconstruction
A Genoa styled push by the Soviet delegation aims at an All Russian conference in Stockholm to craft principles for Eastern Europe reconstruction and lure U S participation. Britain France and Italy reportedly favor the approach as a way to move beyond Genoa’s hard agenda while American entry remains a key aim.
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Karl H. von ‘Wiegand
Genoa
Stocksholm
Europe
America
Britain
France
Russia
United States
Frank Vanderlip
Psue
Raussia
Stockholm
New York
Washington
Anson the Pioneer Baseball Star Dies in Chicago
Adrian Constantine Anson, known as Cap Anson, dies at St Luke's Hospital in Chicago after an operation. A pioneer of professional baseball, he anchored the Chicago club and set early era records as a first baseman and hitter, shaping the sport from its birth through the 1890s.
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Chicago
Adriene
Anson
St. Luke's Hospital
Cap' Anson
Babe Ruth
Yke
Flo
Dolns
Adrian Constantine Anson
Ane Cloged
Pop” Anson
Dan Brouthers
Roger Conner
Pat Tebean
Jiggs Donahue
Dan McGann
Frank Chante
Hal Chase
Jake Daubert
I ‘Pase
Marshalltown
Iowa
Flelie
Forest Citys
Rockford
A G Spalding
Gata
Wlan
National Association of Professional Players
Athletes of
Philadelphia
Angon
Ascan Poep
Meriden Post Office Clerk Charged With Thefts From Mails
Kingston J McCarthy a Meriden Post Office clerk was bound over to the United States Court at South Norwalk on April 24 by Commissioner Frederick J Corbett on charges of delaying letters and stealing their contents. Inspector J B Sullivan showed letters to the Pelton Publishing Company used as tests and the marked $1 bills found in McCarthy's box. A statement by McCarthy claimed he had taken about $200 in the last centaria period. Bond set at $1,000 remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Kingston J.mccarthy
Meriden Post Office
United States Court
South Norwalk
Frederick J. Corbett
J. B. Sullivan O
Boston
Pelton Publishing Company
Boxer
McCarthy
Referendum vote on Black Rock high school plan defeats factory buy
Residents of the Third District rejected the Star Globe factory plan for a Black Rock high school by 64 to 26. Alderman Eugene J. Kelly called the result good, urging a public hearing to gauge citywide interest and possible council action. He noted many constituents favored a referendum to probe official positions.
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Black Rock
Star
Pblic
Common Council
Irasmuc
Warraent
Kelly
City Officials Plan Monday Meeting On School Relief
City officials will meet Monday to study relief for anticipated congestion next fall. John A. Leverty, chairman of the education committee, has been in touch with Democratic and Republican aldermen who indicate Monday is available. The Democratic aldermen will convene at City Hall to consider the Star Shirt factory proposal.
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Crete
Tchitentzin
United States
Thia
Itha
Rumla
Youtervay
Wan
Hnamee
Japan Demands Far East Troop Retention at Genoa Conference
Soviet sources report Japan insisting on keeping troops in Far East territory and preserving wartime fortifications. Japan also seeks special advantages for its subjects in commerce and trade and free navigation on the Amur and Sungari rivers, rejected by the Far Eastern delegation.
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Riga
Associated Press
Japan
Genoa
Dresenraa
Amir
Suogari
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Dublin Four Courts
Dubin
Michael Collings
Rst
Wader
Knisht
Belfast
U. S
Ryan
Page
Yeggs
M'Cormack
N. Orleans
Bureau OF Engraving
Wordin Sisters
Executive
Agdiwritactive
Bridgeport Thingram
Tchitcherin
B of
London
Frank A. Vanderlip
Lloyd-George
Moscow
Paris
Parla
David Lloyd-Geer
Meriden P. C
Factory Purchase
Representative Ballotin
Far East
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