Irish police and Sinn Feiners clash in Galway town
Irish police and Sinn Feiners battled for hours in Galway as raids hit Cork and postmen. four police barracks attacked nationwide with shells and machine guns. In Galway, patrols repelled attackers, a constable and sergeant wounded, and rebels fled after heavy fire. Authorities report arms and ammunition seized, with widespread disturbances and destruction across multiple towns.
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SINN
Dubles
Associated Préss
Maam Cross County
Alway
Patricks O'Malley
Rexlan
Fenela
Dublin Castle
Mather Cunningham Lennane
Mon Hs
Wellington Road
Taotln
Ardee Cambough
Armash
Queens Town
Arden
Ty Queenstown
Alleged "Master Mind" in Silver Thefts Arrested
Vincent Banka of Gilmore Street was arrested in Fairfield with accomplices Zultomeler Czujak and others in a plan to steal silver bars. They allegedly pilfered a large haul and sold items worth about $240 to Banka for 548. The case ties to Handy and Harman customs and involved daily thefts at the premises.
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Vincent Banka
Gilmore
Fairfield
B. Zultomeler
Fast Bridgeport
Daukok
Ant
Handy
Harman
Zute Qenteley
Czujak
Banka
Zulyomeles
Czajak
Banko Tar
Brothers Die In Belfast Reprisal Raid In City Street
Two brothers Patrick and Daniel Duffin were shot to death in a crowded Belfast street in what authorities called a reprisal raid. Cadets Baum and Biles wounded earlier, and two civilians Mrs Louise Gilson and Thomas Kennedy injured. The attack followed an earlier assault on auxiliary officers. Duffins were from Sligo and had come to Belfast only days before.
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Patrick
Daniel Duffin
Drothers
Bauim
Biles
Louise Gilson
Thomas Kennedy
Cadet Baum
Biles Wer
Belfast
Sligo
Donesal Place
Gilson
Falls Road
Cionard Monastery
John Difin
Witehen
Wullin
Duffin
Ie Gaelic Teanne
Danic! Duffin
Harding Makes Sabbath Visit at Publisher's Home
President Harding left the White House at noon and traveled about forty miles through Virginia hills to visit the publisher Zinta at his home in Weesburg. Brigadier General Lawsea Fay accompanied him as they crossed the Potomac on their way to the outing.
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Harding
Publisher
Press
Washington
Ant Harding
Potomac
Weesburs
Leneh Rding
Lawsea Fay
White Horse
Virginia Foo
Amherst College class sheds light on career aims
Mass April 24 report notes that about half of the graduating Amherst College class plans to enter law, medicine, or other professions. The survey reflects student aspirations and the college’s influence on career paths.
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Mass
Amherst College
Aniz
Law
Cesioné
Party Split Seen In Canal Toll Exemption Fight
A Senate panel considers three bills to exempt American vessels from Panama Canal tolls. Proponents led by Borah Jones and Poindexter push free passage for coastwise and all American bottoms. Britain protests as Hay-Pauncefole treaty questions arise amid expected diplomatic strains.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Senate
Taft
Borah
Idaho
Jones
Washustah
Commerce
Poindexter
Larding
Logge
Wilson
Underwood
Alabama
United States
Conger
Taff
Wilsons
Haywood Named Propaganda Minister in Soviet Plan
Chicago April 24. Russian Soviet government appoints William D. Haywood as Minister of Propaganda to reopen relations with Germany, Poland, Finland, and Cuba. District Attorney Clyne and others report Haywood recruited by Soviet agents to lead multilingual propaganda, with four aides to operate in target countries. Authorities say Haywood’s return to the United States remains uncertain, with prison surrender looming and parole conditions unclear. Five local youths loitering near sidewalk merchants arrested. bail set at $2.0 for each, later to appear in court.
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Chicago
Apri
Wiliam D. Haywood
Germany
Sarwar
Poland
Finland
Cuecoig
E Hemds
Allorney Clyne
Haywood
Sid
Levine
Trot
America
American Tatical
Raywood
Tnner
T. Ww. W
Harewood
Tyne
United States
Clyne
Hayamod
Hender
Russia
Harwood
Leavenworth
Vincent St. John
John Has
Neen Lari Tertyad
Fairhelm Agenuas
Middie
Walterstree
Thomas Weller
Harry Puinsiti
Sedswick Street
Rosana
Krownon Street
Charles Portier
North Avenue
Matthew Miargerita
Geren Street
Adm Franti
Af Sio Hancark A
Norwich Blaze Destroys Two Kolb Carton Stores
A fire damaged two storage houses owned by the Kolb Carton Corporation in Norwich, causing an estimated loss of $75,000. Fire, fueled by stored material, burned for over three hours before crews contained the flames, aided by a light rain and a single strong ventilation point that limited spread.
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Qate
Lhe Kolb Carton Corporation
With & Joss
Jak Weil
Peace Next On Harding Program In Both Houses
Washington April 14 Facing a third week of the session President Harding aims to place peace with Germany and the emergency tariff at the center of congressional action. Senator Knox and Representative Porter prepare separate peace measures for quick action as both chambers push toward immediate progress. The House and Senate expect to report out changes to remove obstacles and to align with Harding’s policy, while canal tolls and wartime trade issues loom in the background.
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Washington
Harding
Germany
Ignox
Pennsylvania
Senaty Foreign Relations Committee
Porter
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Honatornox
Senate
Porters
International
Prudent Harding
House
Congress
Wilsor
Betty sought as friend of bomb suspect in Scranton case
Police pursue a young woman named Betty linked to Tito Light, a bomb wagon suspect in the Wall Street explosion case. Detectors say she may hold information on Luigi's movements last September. A clash grows between Scranton police and Justice Department agents over credit for the arrest.
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Betty
Scranton
Department of Justice
Pas
Hoere
Tito Ligt Wi
Womaln
Sigis
Ijr
Juigi
Walter Neiles
New York
Tigi
Bett
Old Forge
German reparations proposals reach Washington amid delay
Washington April 24 Germanys latest reparations proposals expected to arrive early tomorrow and receive urgent consideration by President Harding and Secretary Hughes. If outlined substantially, the communications between Berlin and allied capitals may limit U S action since Harding has refused mediation. Any further U S move would await Hughes and allied diplomatic guidance.
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Washington
Germany
Harding
Hughes
Juns
Berlin
United States
City Adapts as Clocks Jump Ahead for Daylight Saving
The ordinance committee and common council prepare to move clocks forward by one hour, with short term notes of 300600 dollars to fund charity needs. Milford and nearby towns follow daylight saving time, delaying action in Milford and awaiting board decisions while schools, factories, and public services adjust to the new schedule.
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Union Council
Ibis Ming
Charities Department
Common Council
Bridgeport
Stratfield
Fairfield
Hemig
Milford
Davlient
Board of Selectmen
Milford Business Men's Association
Democracy and Christianity in democracy origin forum talk
Dr. W. Douglas Mackenzie, Hartford Seminary president, argued that democracy owes its strength to Christian principles, citing Jesus and church education as foundations. He warned that without Christian practice democracy degenerates into despotism and class rule, urging self government and universal education within church institutions. The piece also notes ongoing coal talks in London, with tensions between owners and miners and broader transport pressure affecting Britain’s coal supply.
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W. Douglas Mackenzie
Hartford Seminary Foundation
United Chnren Forum
Mackenzie
Gani
Jesus
Ts Witein
Lubher
Germany
Iyigx
Scotsland
Mackenale
Youth Arrested for Middletown Burglaries
A 17 year old from South Bushon, Myise., was arrested for burglaries in Middletown. Jewelry valued over 1000 was found in his home along with several local suspects. Police are pursuing charges and pursuing further leads from Meriden witnesses.
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K. Morrison
South Bushon
Myise
Wns
Burmbiry
Artichaw
Meriden
Belens Fonds
Health Pageant To Be Loyalty Parade Feature
A health pageant as part of a loyalty parade is set for next Saturday afternoon in New York. Mik leads seventy thousand youngsters marching down Fifth Avenue in a Rotary Club event themed by child health groups. Participants include Indge Shale and Child Wealth figures, promoting milk and health products with prizes and booths offering dental care and food samples.
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York
Fifth Avenue
Hoya
Rotary Club
Health Division
Child Health Organization of America
Indge Shale
Chidhood
Fora Cante
Witke
Unions Charge Railroads With Improper Practices
Unions accuse railroad management of dissipating large sums in bonuses to holders and other losses through improper marketing of securities. The U S railroad labor board report alleges fictitious valuations, high bonuses, and misused funds across major lines, with totals approaching hundreds of millions.
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Rail Labor Board
American Railways
United States Milroad Labor Board
Wenky Roads
Xhow Thal
Chirteun
Iewiad
Jefferind
Abe Fonds
Osia
Allies Pleased by German Note on Reparations
Allied leaders show cautious approval of Germanys reparations note while France faces its own labor and reconstruction issues. Briand urges materials for France tasks, Lloyd George defers to the British cabinet on troop and blockaded port matters amid tensions over Silesia and Hamburg.
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Supreme Council
Lioyd-George and
Briang
France
Germany
Rence
Briand
Prince Aumisey
Silesia
Bezianu
Hamburs
Lloyd-George
Weather Forecast for Monday Across the East
A disrupted 1921 weather note predicts fair and warmer conditions Monday with increasing cloudiness. A midweek disturbance, once over New England, brings rain into the North Atlantic states then unsettledities inland. Temperatures expected above normal except in New England. coastal gales noted.
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New England
North Atlantic
Maine
South Plains
Mississippi River
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Amherst Stuth
Lodge
U. S
Borah, Jones and Poindexter
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Big Bill Haywood
W. W
Lenine
Trotsky
Daniels
TAGE
Norwich
Portes
Tito Sigi
Ruhr
Dilomatic
Stratford
FORUM
Hartford, Seminary Foundation
Christ
Steel Trust
Trade Board
Twondon
Board of Trade Conference of Owners
Great Britain
Middletown
Houserife
Wally Malvnac
Newaven
Tom
Wea Nia
Atyear Atlantic
Lear
Black Island
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Denver
Hartford
Clear
Abby
Nantucket
de Orleans
Norwalk
Abe
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