Irish Free State policy outlined by Griffith and Collins
Dublin reports the Irish government will follow Griffith and Collins lines with no new policy shifts. Cabinet reshuffle hints at Cosgrave and Mulcahy roles, while key figures like MacNeill, Duggan, McGrath, Hogan, O Higgins, and Figgis are noted as potential ministers or advisers in a cautious step toward stabilization after Collins death.
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Dublin
Arthur Grifith
Michael Collins
Free State
Trish
William Cosgrove
Richard Mulcahy
Collins' Body Carried Through Dublin Streets
In Dublin on April 24 Associated Press reports the body of Michel Collins was carried through the streets of the city amid public attention. The account continues on the next page with further details of the procession and its surrounding events.
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Collins
Dublin
Pease
Michel Collins
Dub
Democratic Caucuses Signal Contests in Fight Districts
Returns from last night caucuses indicate Democratic primaries on August 31 will feature two tickets in eight of twelve districts and probable contests in two more. In districts ten and eleven multiple slates vie, while First and Second districts may see no second tickets. The drive centers on ousting Town Chairman John A Cornell from the Democratic association.
Leader of Attack on Collins Repudiates II
Cork August 24 Associated Press Font Hales who led and accepted responsibility for the amnesty that Michael Collins repudiated today threw down his arms and offered to join the National forces His brother Sean Hatley a pro treaty member of the Dail Eireann is named His offer to join the Nationals is uncertain His present position is viewed as significant Sean Collins was arrested on Handon Mar Room Road by the regulars who taunted him for lacking courage to stand up and be plugged Jean Collins remained in custody over night but was released this morning reaching home this evening to sail for Dublin with General Ennis and Sean Hutes
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Arthur Grifith
Michael Colling
Colling
Trin
Casarove
Bin
Civisige
Jona Mac8eill
Dail
Eamon J. Duggan
Law and Police
Joseph McGrath
Transport Workers' Union
L Abor
Patrick Hogan
Kevin O'Higgins
London
Grifith
Collins
Beastes
Beasley
United States
Frure
Darrell Figgis
Griffith
Tichary Mulcahy
Michael Collins
Rhs! Duplisa Buddloes Trades Empissers’ Paderatvion
Cially
Cork
Tress
Font Hales
Andl
Tom Hales
Sean Hatley
Dalt Etreann
Dedh
Mickaat Collins
Sean Collins
Handon-Mar
Mick
Michael
Jean Collins
Wag
Hora
Dublin
General Ennis
Seon Hutes
Dollar brings 2 000 marks as Berlin bourse panics
Berlin August 24 AP The steady dollar rise amid fears over German reparations talks triggers a panic on the Berlin bourse with the dollar leaping to 2,600 marks at one point. Foreign currency becomes scarce and small banks and brokers face trouble while money orders to Poll counties halt. Trade unions urge Chancellor Wirth to take strong steps to prevent mobilization.
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Boriier Tageblatt
Somal
Blackham Wins in Lively Caucus in Tith District
Republican voters in the eleventh district held a lively caucus at St George s hall last night and chose a slate of delegates favorable to Dis- ure Chairman Chares C. Blackham by a substantial majority on the ballot. The ticket, an oymization, aimed to influence party control of the city with 238 votes cast. Percy Benty opposed Blackham, with many WAT ems backing him. The contest opened with nominations for chairman between William H. Brown and Alfred W. Burdick. Brown won 119 to 14. Meyar led in delegate votes with 127, Burdick 7, while Blackham's slate received 117 for Michael Tasowna, 113 for George Hall, and two unclear ballots. Mrs Margaret Mayo was mentioned as third delegate.
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John A. Cornell
Democratic Association
Slevanth
Cornell
Mayer Atwiler
Gigan
Theant-Cornell Jorets
Jtsta
Party Pap
Cermell
Democracic Association
Lage Pighs
Tench
Vieventh
Pgiinst
Frank I. Hearn
Assesso
Ecomitittae
weAmmse
Richard E. Meyers
Atwhier Wea
Democratic Club
State Street
Edward PF. McGovern
Board of Education
Cuvey
St. George's Hall
Chares C. Blackham
Yates
Blackham
Percy Bentdy
Blaventh Vnsiiet Republican Club
WAT Ems
Posiu
Blackhiln
William H. Brown
Bestigy
Alfred W. Burdiel
Brown
Burdick
Lever
Willam B. Dieyer
Diackhaim
Alfred W. Burdick
Bent
William Z. Foster Released Fight Extradition
William Z. Foster was released on $6,000 bonds after an arrest in Michigan on charges tied to anti syndicalist law. He said he would resist extradition requests from Michigan Governor and federal authorities while noting no evidence linking a pastor to the Michigan meeting. The American Civil Liberties Union announced a suit against a Colorado official over actions surrounding Foster’s 1919 labor leadership.
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Chicago
William Z. Fester
Weday Inganneelion
Berrien County
Michigan
Fester
Department At Justice
Dartin
LT Pé
Lwolls
Mir YW
Slakes
Mey
Wall
New ‘York
American Civilberties Union
Aruatan
Hanerock
Colorado
Dumores
William
Foster
Missing assets found tied to Howard Smith theft case
City reports unearthed assets in the Smith case, including stock certificates and personal funds held by Amity Tower and the Salrtlelg Trust company. Additional attachments were issued by the Superior Court as the city aims to cover an estimated $100,009 default and reduce the tax burden. Authorities believe the recovered securities will be auctioned to repay losses, with Sheriff P. J. O'Reilly completing service and securing Smith's remaining effects.
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Superior Court
Tle Aga
Salrtlelg Trust
Binnll
Choir S
Sult Muein
Smith
Superlay
John A. Cornell
Snilth
Corneal
Tuawaly Ft
Pureala Trust Company
Chy
Sungia- Tentay
P. J. O'Reilly
Overthrow of Guatemalan Government Reported in Mexico City
Despatch from Wipachula via Chiapas reports a revolutionary move in Guatemala with President Orrellande deposed. Julia Minesto Zelaya named provisional president as rumors place new leadership in the capital Guatemala City.
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Mexico City
Une Tras Unionista
Guatemala
Orrellande
IC Universal Craflea
al Wipachula
Chiapasa
Vessels Warned To Pass By Havre In Rioting
Troops arrive to restore order as strikes erupt in Havre. Reports say 22 000 workers including tramway staff and 45 others are involved. The American steamer Orvden sails with a light cargo while warlike measures and willful law are discussed by Mayor Mayer to curb disruption of public welfare.
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Havre
Wavrt Wang
Carscotles
Tramway
Orvden
Ovdurg
Hayryg
Mayer
Woman Fracture After Fall From Chair
Mrs Louise Engelhardt of 168 Steuber Street fell from a chair while winding a clock. The chair slipped causing a fall that fractured her left hand joint. She was taken to Bridgeport Hospital by Dr A B Margolis from the Emergency staff.
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Boter
Louise Engelhardt
Steuber Street
Bridgeport
A. B. Margolis
Tiffany McAvoy Pickets Castle In Modern Arthur Tale
Syracuse Aug 24 22 year old Tiffany McAvoy of Bridgeport tries to elope with Doris Bachman a sixteen year old Greenwich Follies star while her parents keep the girl confined in Syracuse. The lovers pursue a knightly plan as a license clerk hesitates and a midnight plot unfolds before returning home.
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Syracuse
Knights of Ol
Foriay
Round Table
Donald ‘Tiffany’ McAvoy
Bridgeport
Doris Ethel Bachman
Liverpool
Mater
Symiv
Uribe
Fale
Ong
Taip
Greenwich
Farmer dies in hospital after being shot by friend
Stamford Aug 24 Succumbing to internal injuries at a hospital Edward Baller a 12 year old farmer at Taylorn Corner Young Ridge North had been shot this morning by a man he befriended Ted Wagh Noun 64 who had been taken in by Baller’s family years ago The two men quarrelled near New Canaan where they had been visiting Mrs Hultey Baller’s wife The shooting occurred as the elder man allegedly attacked with a pitchfork then Baller’s friend fired a shotgun at close range The violent incident followed an argument that started in the Pond District and escalated in a barn leading to Baller’s death.
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Stamford
Wourdy
Edward Baller
Aylorn Corner
Ridee
Ted
Noun
Moun
Mie
Westchuster
Tame Win
New Canaan
Hultey
Cartner
Foun
Pur
Monn
Lesshan
Amay Dalley
Explosions Rock Jacksonville Railroad Shops Amid Plot
Two dynamite blasts rocked the Sethoard Air Line railroad shops in Jacksonville Ilo on August 24 as authorities report an attempted arson at the home of J A Williams a shop foreman and city councilman.
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Jacksonvnat
Ilo
Anouk
J. A. Williams
Administration Seeks to Renew Hard Coal Parley
Philadelphia August 24 The administration aims to renew negotiations on the hard coal dispute. Miners president Phil Lewis says there is little chance of arbitration, while Governor Sproul holds separate talks with miners and operators. Leaders indicate talks may resume before the weekend with national labor figures possible.
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Jef Gompers
Wiccan Federation of Labor
Exeedec
Philadelphia
Lewis
Dry agents aided by state guard raid Easton Pa
Seventy five federal agents from Philadelphia and 25 state troopers from Pottsville and Wyoming investigated two locations in Easton. A large number of liquor were seized and transported to Philadelphia. Warrants were issued. The raids followed complaints to the state prohibition director. Davis said after receiving the earmajarnes his agents visited Easton and found purchases to be used as evidence. The prohibition force also searched Philipsburg and nearby towns, dividing into squads and moving quickly through the city. Easton tonight was described as dry as Sahara.
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Easton
Aus
Maderal Pron 1
Davis
Earmajarnes
Prohibition Army
Philipsburg
Nico
Sahara
Subway Traffic Stalled In Rush Hour Chaos
Fragmented New York subway report describes a rush hour incident near Manhattan station where four trains trapped commuters due to stalled coupling and signaling. Trains on the east side tunnel struggled to move while passengers endured delays in a multi train entrapment affecting service for hours.
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N.Y
New Yorkk
Inserborouh
East Side
Millwhattan
Tuba
Manhattan
Howling Green
Manlactan
Notable death of Nathan Kraut found dead at home
Nathan Kraut of 1403 Boston Avenue died suddenly last night from heart failure. Emergency responders and Dr A B Nurgells from Emergency Hospital were unable to revive him.
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Nathan Kraut
Boston Avenua
A.B. Nurgells
Emergency
Trains Delayed At Bridgeport Station Yesterday
Trains at Bridgeport station ran late throughout yesterday with minutes passing schedule. No report on return of locomotives from American Locomotive Works and Groton Iron Works reaching the district, according to local railroad officers.
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New Haven
Bridgeport
Rere
Ameresa Locomotive Works
Groton Iron Works
Thig
Senate measures on coal crisis and Hoover output forecast
Senate considers measures to curb coal profiteering and control distribution as Hoover predicts bituminous output nearly doubles this week. Senate Labor and Interstate Commerce committees debate commissions and swift action amid strikes and freight car shortages.
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Senate
Hoover
Washington
Associated Press
Senate Labor Committee
Bormh Coal Commission
Lee Winslow Commission
Houwae
Sulicions Bruwiyhyous
Meeda
Foran
Mier
New York
Cummings
Senate Interstate Commerce
Congress
Union Chiefs Face Intractable Strike Deadlock
Union leaders say there is no way out of the nine month old railroad shopmen strike as talks between Brotherhood chiefs and railroad executives fail to progress. About 40 percent of U S rails are affected as conferences resume with no pledge to reinstate workers with full seniority. Observers peg little chance of quick settlement and anticipate another session tomorrow.
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New York
Ave
Hix Five Brotherhooda
United States
Association of Railways
Penes
Brotherhood
Train Derailed Near Newport injures three and several shaken
A New York New Haven and Hartford passenger train bound from Boston to Newport derailed three miles outside Newport on Narragansett Bay. Three women were slightly injured and many passengers were bruised or shaken. The wreck tore up tracks for 300 yards and left cars toppled. Injuries were non serious per hospital reports. A spreading rail was blamed. Naval operator FR C Burts assisted by signaling a barge for rescue.
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Newport
R. 1
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Boston
Narragansett
Bay
John S. Deavy
Mary T. White
Worcester
Maass
E. B. Bolden
Salem
Massa
FR. C. Burts
Naval Conlog
Melville
Alkunch
Welcome Prosperity Amid Wall and Trade
Fragmented OCR text mentions Ay Sung by the Reconstruction Great Club Welcome Prosperity and a tall wall. References to a tariff high and a reception committee highlight civic themes. Miners and visitors are hinted at, with unclear details and garbled phrases.
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Reconstruction Great Club
Connecticut Forest Fire Allotment Grants Shared
Federal funds totaling 400000 have been allotted to states cooperating with the government in protecting forests. States listed include Massachusetts 5100 Rhode Island 525 Connecticut 4150 New York 324000 and New Jersey 5050 with required state expenditures matching the allotment.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
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Daily Eireann
Parc Two
Atwater
Cornell Storm Center
Berlin
John Bradbury
Thea
Wirth
Blackhan
Lively
Tith
Bently
William Z. Foster
Howard Smt
Tiffany” M’avoy
Lady Love
Swain
Meg
McAvoy
Mart Lynch
Hty Fah
Lynch
Darlas’ Parenta
Plattuburg
Thig City
Vo Troth
Arthur
Indy Cogusmount
Chera Wags
Netkhins
Farmer
Sproul
Samuel T. Warriner
Vietors
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Warviner
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Joly TL. Lewis
Asled
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Bats
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