Mulcahy May Succeed Collins Amid Irish Debate
In Dublin Aug 26 the question of who will replace Michael Collins as head of the Irish Free State looms. Richard Mulcahy and William T. Cosgrove are favored candidates, with figures like Georges Gavan Duffy and Kevin O Higgins also mentioned. in New York Dermaind Lynch and others express sorrow and hope for stability and independence amidst chaos.
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Dublin
Michael Collins
Irish Free State
Collins
Arthur GriMth
Min-chief
kNext
Richard Mulcahy
Mafl
Free State Army
Trish
Free State
Lloyd/Georgi
Eee
O'Connell
National Forces
Gerald O*sullivan
Ireland
Jauder
Kevin O'Higgins
America
Wew
York
Aus
Diarmuid “Lynch
Sinn Fein Food Counoiler
Mick
Qead
Coe Thannelves
Supreme Court
Daniel’. Cohalan
Michael Colling
Brest
Othera
O Wera
Igurea
Bridgeport Lodges and Groups Meet Tonight
A chaotic list shows Bridgeport organizations meeting tonight including Elks lodges on State and Broad streets, Knights Templar at 1005 Broad, Masonic temple, Beate chapter, Boy Scouts Troop 20, and various fraternal orders. An additional note mentions an Alex iney automobile mounted on a specially built truck needed by a lumber firm for log car traversal in the Digma Swamp woods.
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Bridgeport
Lodges of Elks
State Street
Roma
Nodie Avenue
Golumbuy Boys' Clu
Broke Street
Unear Council
East
Bldg
Jane and
Kossuth Streets
Troop
Boy Scouts of America
St John's Farish House
Park ‘End
Fairfield Avenues
Elm Street
Beate, Todge
Cannon Reet
Progressiva
Brotherhood of America
Broad Street
Charity Rebekah Lodge
Fu Oda
Bulldins
Morning Star Lodge
Order Shen- Shards of Bethlshem
Wheid Bullding
Signet Chaprer
Adex Iney
Great
Digma Swamp
Obituary for Mrs Grace Capozrell Capostel's Widow
Mrs Grace Capozrell, wife of Lawrence Capostel, died Sunday night. Large funeral attended at 8130 o clock yesterday morning from Pembroke Street home. Requiem Mass at St Mary's Church followed by burial in St Michael's Cemetery. Many floral tributes.
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Grace Capozrell
Grace Capozzelli
Lawrence Capostel
Pembroke Hand Nichola Street
Swich
St “Mary's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Empress of Scotland and Empress of France Trade Notes
A dated 1923 steamship brief lists the Empress of France, 1541 cross tons, and the Empress of Scotland with 25000 saad tonnage. Mentions C Clark and a raid by Times Raiding in New York. Includes January 2, 1923, and monthly figures with voyage references.
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Saad
C. Clark
Times
New York
Michael Collins Slain After Ambush Near Bantry
In an Aug 23 report from Dublin, Michael Collins was killed in a fierce ambush near Baalhanbollath between Bande and Macroom. A 200 strong force attacked his party as they toured Cork district, leaving Collins fatally shot after a hour long engagement. His last words were Forgive them.
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Bugh Martin
Dublin
Michael Collins
Bande
Macroom
Baalhanbollath
Cork
Sundsy
Mount Joy Prison
Conroy
Orenty
Paruy Sacs
National Army
Sandon Baginahlath
Yals
Liresujars
Lee
Bafey
Irish Leader Michael Collins Dies In Ambush
The nation mourns Michael Collins killed in an ambush during guerrilla warfare. Tributes pour in from Britain and Ireland as details emerge of his death, the timing with Arthur Griffith, and the impact on the Anglo Irish treaty's future. Dublin prepares for a national funeral with military honors.
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Dublin
Ireland
Col- Jing
Conalitus
London
Collins
Dalton
Cor
Ted
Belfast
Arthur Griffitn
Classie
Whitle
Siste
Glasnevin
Arthur Griffith
Associated Press
Michael Collins
Arhu
Grimith
Crik
Add
Juneurs Accuse Former President at Meeting
District leaders from Hartford to New London and nine districts gathered for a stage association meeting. Allegations by Miss McPhail claimed Doyle misused funds from the North and South Main Street line, diverting about 316,600 in receipts and 57,700 in payments, including personal expenses and insurance.
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Lnston
Torrington
Thomaston
Terryville
New Britain
Hartford
Winsted
Hartford-New London
Collinsville
Unionville
New London
Norwich
Windham County
Witlimantie
Stafford Springs
Plainfield
Goordyear
Dayville
Stite
W. A. McCormack
Christopher C. Wells
Edward J. Gliden
John J. Woods
North Branford
Patrick Herley
Waterbury
William H. Lyons
Whomaston
Cuffore H. Belden
Tony Bisconti
John Paugtt
Danfetgon
Joseph W. Alsop
Charley C. Elwell
Alsop
Elwell
Cine
Connecticut Motor Transit Corporation
Doyle
Miss McPhail
Main Street
Madizen Motor Transit Corporation
White Line Bus Corporation
Mike McPnap
Missy McPhail
Regal Corporation
Leski Corporation
Lana
Doyie
Garoge
Frank Unilis
Bridgeport
McCormack
Cotmrntyston
Doyle Beitz Haled
Two New Walkouts In Herrin Illinois Mines
Union workers at two mines in the Berlin district walked out after miners refused to work over a muster headline and officials failed to remove a disputed hurdle. The strike follows 144 days of island stoppages as unions and bosses clash over conditions and leadership.
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Herrin
Berlin
Brogg
Southwest coal strike peace agreement reached
Kansas City August conference ends coal strike across Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Oklahoma. Mine union officials and operators vote unanimously to resume operations immediately under the Cleveland mediated agreement.
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Kansas City
Minere
Missouri
Ansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Failure of Anthracite Parley And Assassination of Collins Leave Washington low in spirits
Washington notes a collapse of anthracite negotiations and the assassination of Michael Collins, stirring unease in national politics. The Harding administration faces domestic troubles, with talk of European turmoil and potential shifts in Britain’s stance toward continental powers.
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Collins
Washington
British Premier Shocked By Collins Death
London reports gloom at Lloyd George's Criccieth residence as he grapples with Michael Collins's death. Churchill sent sympathy while Britain signals Ireland’s path remains for the Free State to determine. Governors and papers abroad remark on the loss and its impact on the Irish question.
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London
Lloyd Georg
Criccieth
Wales
Vane
Beemy
Michael Collins
Downing Street
Whhieren Churchill
Aimpathy
Gov. Cox
Collins
Griffith
Col
Frescan
Dublin
Roland
Wong Beson
Griffin
Hetald
Daily Express
Trelang
Ireland
Colling
Griffiin
Daily Mat
Shapiro Family At Home After Death in Bridgeport
Regen daughter of Dr M S Rosen Mrs Shapiro and the children are now at their home 764 Washington avenue. Five children Bar net 12 Luele 10 Myra 8 Fenmore 5 Theodore 2. Mr Shapiro was president of District No 1 Independent Order of Nat Brith. affiliated with Yemeate Lodges A F and M Bridgeport Lodge BO EL Odd Fellows and Keta of Pythian. Member of American Bar Association and Yale Alumni Association of Patrieid county.
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Regen
M.S. Rosen
American Bar Association
Yale lAlums Association of Patrieid Courty
Youth's Elopement Plans Foiled in Bridgeport Tale
A Bridgeport report details a youth's failed attempt to marry at eighteen with hints of elopement, money, and social pressure. The piece references a man known as Miles Brewell and a London publisher amid vague financial stakes and potential marriage prospects.
Roads Stand by Present Employes in Rail Strike
New York Aug. 33 AUNANIMOUS resolution by railroad presidents states the committee may meet Brotherhoods to uphold the position that reinstatement should not grant reference to former strike workers. It insists current local workers and new hires stay in place, with mediation steps to be taken if disputes persist. Bert M. Jewell denounces the door being closed and accuses executives of blocking settlement, pledging renewed efforts by 200,000 shopmen.
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David Lawrence
Bridgeport Telegram
Washington
National Capital
New York
Britain
United States Labor Board
Pearth
Bert M. Jewell
Railway Employes Division
American Federation of Labor
Shoperatr
Jung
Rairoad
Yattroads
Eitov
Pha
Hooper
Chicago
Harding
Railroads Reject Unions Proposals Ahead of Talks
Negotiations with the Big Five were set to resume tomorrow morning at an undisclosed time and place. Mr Holden, initially named chairman of the minority group, declined to elaborate. Both parties urged the press to avoid speculation about tonight’s conference.
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Holden
Roads
Willard
Threat to Irtiar After Alleged Nanaic Incident
A postal worker allegedly harmed Irtiar prompting a defense from shopmen and strikers. The minister, a champion of the workers, faced threats amid tensions at the preacher’s home.
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Irtiar
Ministar
Shopmnen
Blamed for Rail Strike Disorders
Washington August 23 Attorney General Daughtery attributed rail strike disturbances to renewed IWW activity and sympathizers delaying mail trains, while Oklahoma concerns grew as rail workers faced pressure over coal shipments. Chicago roundhouse explosion and other bomb threats attributed to agitation, with law enforcement mobilized and rewards offered for plotters.
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Washington
Daughtery
Oklahoma
Posmaster General
Union Leader Charges President Broke Faith
Poughkeepsie Aug 24 The union leader Timothy Healy president of the International Association of Stationary Firemen called President Harding a great tiger wallower in the White House and charged him with breaking faith with efforts to settle railroad troubles. Healy also ridiculed Chief Justice Taft saying he could not get a job as constable anywhere in the United States.
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Poughkeepsie
Dent Harding
Timothy Healy
White House
New York
Chinese leader Sun Yat Sen gains modest support in Beijing
Peking reports President Yuan Shikai willing to resign in favor of Sun Yat Sen, as Li Yuan Hung shows friendly stance toward Sun. Peking officials seek reunification under a stable government while Canton’s Hong Kong government leader resists until all military factions reconcile. Sun would proceed to Peking if harmony is agreed.
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Peking
AUP
Associated” Press
Yuan Hune
Sun Yan Sen
South China
Prnvile
Li Yuan-Hung
Ward Sun
Shanghai
Sun
China
Atlilava
Hong
Canton
Ching
Ti Way
Ang Wu
Pekt
Korsford's Acid Phosphate Promises Nerve and Stomach Relief
An antique ad claims Korsford's Acid Phosphate treats nervous disorders and mental fatigue. It touts effects on nerves and stomach and advertises the product as a remedy for ingomain exhaustion and related ailments.
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Korsford
Easiest Way to Remove Ugly Hairy Growths
Frere offers a cheap method to remove hair on arms neck or face using a thick paste of powdered delatone and water applied to the surface. After minutes rub off wash the area to leave no hair. Ensure fresh delatone is used to avoid irritation.
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George Moo
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Fishang Barrot
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John Chartres
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Ill
Mines
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U. S
Europe
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Germany
France
Wgenta
Waite House
Hughes
Breail
Brotherhood
Mr. Harding
Boil Glides
Hig
National Miners Union
Sofe
United States Steel Corporation
United States Railroad Labor Board
Steel Corporation
Zardonner
Corridge Gary
Indense Lin
Pennsytva
Algo
Nornmainy
Churchill
Shapiro
Brouat
Oreda
Mergly
McAvoy
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Moa
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Erantad
Jonal
Shennan
Jewell
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Topelki
Santit Fe
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Sruleen
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Glelawater
Lhe Spencer
Salisbury
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Princeton
Garns
Grettedeeks Syyliing Shepaien
Tinshwat Og selPshury Wera
Junlaon
Hung
Sun Yat Sen
Youtelf
Copriceat
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Cat
Heinz
Kiddig
Scooters Express
American Hardware
Fairiety
Middle St
Donald Phipps
Tori Jefferson
Amok J. Phipes
Oyster Bay
Long Island
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