World news brief highlights a broad range of unrest
A wide summary notes an assassination attempt on France's President Millerand on the Champs Elysees and a subsequent arrest amid public disorder. Reports from Cairo warn of rising Jewish Arab tensions in Palestine while The Hague conference over Russian issues falters and Sun Yat Sen is named in an autonomous Chekiang bid.
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Palestine
Chekiang
Peking
Fukien
Kwangtung
Sun Yat Sen
Nation's business facing a crisis grips the rails
Washington considers the four months coal strike a failure to end. Rail shop men threaten wider action as 400 000 maintenance of way workers weigh joining. Hooper missteps with peace talks while leaders assess potential strike spread and Grable's influence remains in doubt.
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B. M. Jewell
Railway Employees’ Department
American Federation of Labor
Harding
United States Railroad Labor Board
Washington
Ben W. Hooper
International Brotherhood
H. F. Grable
Grable
Two Chicago Officials Held in Hugo Booze Graft Case
Harry W. Mager former collector of internal revenue and Benjamin Mitchell former state legislator were arrested in Chicago as part of a probe into a booze graft scheme exceeding one million dollars. Warrants charge extortion and conspiracy to extort after a two year investigation by Col Arthur Earnshaw and agents Patrick Roche and James Donovan.
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Harry W. Mager
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Arthur C. Earnshaw
Special Intelligence Unit
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James J. Donovan
Strikebreakers Poisoned In Chicago Shops
Ten strikebreakers and seven policemen guarding them fell violently ill at the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul shops in what authorities call a poisoning plot linked to a strike. Health Commissioner H C Bundesen and aides collected food samples morning and ordered strict food tampering precautions.
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Milwaukee & St. Paul
H. C. Bundesen
Rebel Army Defeated Near Limerick as Reinforcements Move
Advices from the battle front say republican irregulars concentrated at Limerick were defeated by free state troops. Enforcements for the rebels are rushing up and another engagement is threatened as fighting continues.
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Dublin
Limerick
School for Candidates Courses in Campaign Tactics for Minnesota Democrats
Democratic hopefuls in Minnesota will attend a campaign school at a Minneapolis venue to study current party arguments and polish oratory skills.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minnesota
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