Irish political factions widen as August 1927 election looms
Dublin reports show multiple factions and groups preparing for the August 1927 election. Government and opposition forces face possible coalition risks, with protectionist debates and shifting loyalties among Republicans, Farmers, Independents, and a new party of saloon keepers shaping the field.
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Dublin
Atul
Neusnbent
Tari
Bing
aThe Mepubleina
van Deera
Mary MacSwinty
Jattes
Anto
Valerattes
Ponsent
Machtmnes
Hott
Free State
Farmers
Independents
Local Marine Detachment Holds First Outing at Pleasure Beach
Fairfield Detachment, Marine Corps, held its first outing at the Naval Veterans’ Association club on Pleasure Beach. A large turnout of ex-marines attended a short meeting appointing new members, then enjoyed a ball, games, and clam chowder. Many swam in a first outing for the newly formed detachment, with Major General Joan Archer LeJuene as national commandant of the league organized by Marine clubs nationwide. The league’s education date was November 1, 1922.
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Fairfield
Marine
Arps
Prague
Naval Veterans’ Association
Pleasure Beach
Cits
Marines
Ohectarine Corps
Joan Archer Lejuenc
U. S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps
Orginal
New York City
Farrell Home Reported Robbed
A burglary at 1211 Fairfield Avenue yesterday was reported as a home break in. Patrol officers transferred the case to Detective Bibarrell, president of Renict Screw Company, who will investigate to determine if anything was taken and what happened.
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Radah Warrel
Fairfield Avenu
Leutenant
Third Precinct
Bibarrell
Renict Screw Company
Rrert
Tia McNah John Street
EU Owe Imam
Dinte’ Mae
Invente
Pont
Pussyfoot Johnson Urges Chloroform for Indifferent Judges
New York July 14 Ninety per cent of the United States is dry and the liquor business deal arcaming to Willkin Pussyfoot Johnson internationally known dry leader who told reporters he plans to attend the Inter national Anti Alcohol Committee at Tara Some of our judges should be dehovi etc due to improper sentences they give dry offenders Johnson told reporters Reports of heavy drinking among young people were characterized by the dry leaders as dangerous and wild talks
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New York
United States
Arcaming
Willkin
Pussyfoot Johnson
Tara
Johnson
Georgia banks forced to close in chain collapse
A large number of Georgia banks including Banks of Temple and Bankers Trust chain closures forced by the receivership of Bankers Trust Company. Most banks were not insolvent but dependent on the trust company for funds. Judge Orville Park and counsel say closures followed the trust company failure, with $491,500 lent by Bankers Trust to invest across Florida and Georgia.
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Temple
Poulin
Commercial Ine
Woobury Bank of
Farm Springs
Twireas County Bank
Jeffersonville
Apleton
Bartow County Bank
Kingston
Georgia Bute Bank
Pees
Atkintis
Raxley
Bfvaon
Bironwool
Chitsweath
Cochelo
Cum~ming
Dowashesville
Toublin
Creenshbarn
Wankir
Mansfield
May
Tankers’ Trust Company
Presid
Helying
Orville Park
Maron
Orgin
Ysuelation
EU HL Shaifar Oppinion
Bankers’ Trust Company
Bankers’ Trash Company
Bank of Umatila, Ima
Umatilla
Bankers’ Pinahicing Company
Florida
Georgia
Tnarney Banking Company
Arecas County
W. D. Mantey
Pet
Bank of Umatilla
Florida Checks Ban Report Draws Bank Officials Appeal
July 14 Kissimmee Florida reports Congressman Sears asked Washington to confirm rumors that northern banks would not honor Florida checks. New York bankers say they know of no such agreement and that business with Florida financial institutions proceeds normally.
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Kissimmer
Fla
Bears
Florida
J. W. McIntosh
Curren
Washington
New York
New York Bankera Il Tomight
Congresaman Jos Sears
Marines Avert Fire Explosion at Dover Naval Depot
In Dover Delaware on July 14 Marines from the Fifth Regiment aided Captain Lewis in containing a fire and preventing a blast at a destroyed naval depot. They cleared debris, dragged hoses through wreckage, and faced internal explosions as they rescued and saved lives. The death toll stood at 21 with some bodies recovered. 24 injured remained in hospitals, many doing well. Major General Lejeune praised the Marines’ sacrifice and ordered names placed on the Marine Corps honor roll. Red Cross relief received $18,000 for refugees, with about 136 families needing rehab and 25 families homeless after the disaster.
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Doveir
Alt. Lews
Denmark
Tifth Regiment
Humman
Alex
Aname
Dover
Morristown
Lewis
Lejeune
Marine Serps
Fle Pata
Marine Corps
Ife
Clarke
Sted
Ming
Boxer
Ty Clarke
Hed Cross
Pf. R. Hychanan
National Director of Disaster Relief
Mount Howe
Naval Depot
Taj Wieh
Man Who Burned Wife Is Locked Up
Sanford, 40, held on $5000 bond for aggravated assault with attempt to murder after he allegedly burned his wife in Monroe. The victim escaped by wrapping a blanket and diving into a brook, then went to neighbors four miles away. State police arrested Sanford. he previously studied two years at a Canadian university and has lived in Monroe with his wife amid mounting pecuniary strain.
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Sanford
Monroe
Sue
Thomas Shaugh- Nessy
Derby Polica
B. Donavan
Griffin Hospital
Rose
Wasteport Barracks
Munroe
Bobh Sanford
Monrar
Peety
Amusements at Polys Vaudeville Week’s Last Ball
Polys Vaudeville presents a strong last week program with Joey Whalen’s amateurs a top draw and Peter J Kyne’s More Pay Less Work headlining. The bill includes The Gynny Try by and a spree of comedies with Carruell Taris and Conlin plus musical features. Tom Mix in Florid Rolled heads Sunday as a youth star appears with Baby OMalley, while Monkey Business and Fighting Hearts cartoons round out the Majestic lineup.
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Polys
Pol
Viacadeville
Joey Whalen
Peter J. Kyne
Mary Jrian
Kyne
Tay
lLess
Gynny Tey
Charles Cartruell
Tar‘is
Pay Night and a Glitzy Palace Vaudeville Program
Tonight at the Palace a pay night offers patrons cash gifts with many five dollar gold pieces. The vaudeville bill features rare feats, “The Red Pollies” with Lois Sorell and Henry Dreyfuss gowns, a large cast led by Bland O’Connell and Monie Donovan, and a school days themed act. The headliner is Billy Glason in Just Songs and Sayings with Neal O’Hara and Tilly Glason joining in. Also shows include Musical Rowellys, Hungaion Love, and a big screen feature My Old Dutch directed by Lawrence Trimble with May McAvoy and Joan Hersholt. Additional acts include Agnes Steele and Frank Crane among others.
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Palace
Harry Trayea
Paris
London
New York
Lois Sorell
Henry Dreyfuss
Bland O'Connell
Alvin Eley
Lenore Scheffer
Monie Donovan
Lacie Carter
Viola Stelasco
Red
the Dragon
Billy Glason
Neal QR. O'Hara
N. Worm
Tilly Glason
W. D. Ornfield
eTrix
Chatter
Fisia Jan
Rowellys
Hungaion
Lawrence Trimble
Universty
May McAvyey
Val O'Malley
Curlen Landis
Joan Hersholt
Palace Theatre
Edgar Kennedy
Agnes Steele
Frank Crane
Rolfe Sedan
Violet Kanr
Donald Keyes
Zama Zamorin
Attie Shella O'Malley
Wadlocked at Majestic Promises Charleston Dances
Charleston is feature of Wadlocked at Majestic with Lois Moran as central figure Rex Beach’s novel presented on screen. New dances Charleston a la Tamale and rlasan a la King add intrigue alongside a kid party and musical prologue. Six Rosemont girls perform a fresh act while the plot follows a daughter driven to dance after her Puritan father’s oppressive regime leads to her mother’s death.
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Matestic
Lois Moran
Rex Beach
Majestic Theatre
Pirtuer-Geer
The
Majestic
Rosemont
Hnadway
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