Dublin Riots Erupt as Separatists Clash in Stephens Green
London reports a Dublin revolt linked to Sinn Fein leader Sir Roger Casement who was attempting to land arms from Germany. The uprising left eleven dead and about twenty wounded as separatists seized the post office and ruined communications while occupying Stephens Green and surrounding streets. Soldiers moved in as disturbances spread through the city.
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London
Roger Casement
Sino Fein Society of Ireland
Fas
Dublin
Sun Dem
For Ourselves
England
Ireland
Stephens Green
Stephens Creen
Backville Street
Abbott Street
Queys
Cur
Obregon Heads to Confer with General Scott
General Alvaro Obregon, Mexican minister of war, travels toward the border to confer with Major General Hugh L. Scott and Major General Funston about the border situation. no dramatic changes reported in military or diplomatic fronts as forces concentrate in Sonora and Chihuahua.
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Washington
Alvaro Obregon
Hugh L. Brott
Brott
Funston
Perehing
Cocos Grandes
Namiquipa
de Fice
Torreon
Sonora
Chihuahua
Obregon
Wilson asks business aid for national defense effort
In an open letter dated April 25 President Wilson seeks the cooperation of American businesses to inventory factories and capacity for war supply production. The program, starting May 1, aims to educate manufacturers, keep skilled workers, and organize industrial reserves for national defense with support from major engineering societies and national chambers.
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New York
Committee On Industrial Preparedness
Naval Consulting Board
Wilson
America
Naval Consulting Board of
United States
War and Navy Departments
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Institute of Mining
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
American Chemical Society
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of
The
Associated Advertising Clubs
Women Candidates Considered for 1920 Presidential Race
News reports a possible run for president by Mrs Blatch or Mrs Field as the 1920 suffrage issues loom. Alice Paul nominates Harriet Stanton Blatch of New York and Sara Baird Field of Rap Provinces as potential candidates amid Chicago party conventions.
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Woman's Party
Chicago
Mies Alice Paul
Congressional Union
Harelet Stanton Blatch
New York
Sara Baird Field
Rap Provcince
Leader Backed by Dudley after Cheyenne State Leader Story
Fred G. Dudley, visiting Cheyenne, credited the Cheyenne State Leader as the only paper printing the true facts of last Friday’s Union Pacific train hold up. He said the paper provided an accurate account and spoke with police, noting the bandit gave him his grip and that Dudley keeps an $85 bill from the bandit as a souvenir.
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Cheyenne
Fred G. Dudley
Union Pacific
Dudley
Laramile
Fred W. Dudley
Dunley
Carlisle
Cathereate Bandit
Ira B. Fee Again Chosen to Direct Cheyenne Schools
Ira B. Fee was reelected for a fifth term as Cheyenne schools superintendent at the regular board meeting. The board praised his four years of service and approved a budget of 79,600 dollars for the coming fiscal year, about 3,300 dollars more than last year, with increases in teacher salaries and incidental expenditures. The district’s annual meeting is set for Monday May 1.
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Ira B. Fee
Fee
Cheyenne
Denver Banker Crushed by Auto Crash
Denver banker Gordon Jones was seriously injured in an automobile accident. His wife and young daughter were also hurt. The crash occurred in Denver on April 25 near the Kanes City district. Authorities believe a collision caused the explosion that followed.
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Denver
Gordon Jones
Federal Reserve
Kanes City
Toucey warns bandits U P is ready amid daring uprisings
Superintendent S R Toucey of the railroad warns bandits after sensational holdups on the Union Pacific. He promises a warmer reception to anyone emulating Carlisle and says the railroad has increased precautions. The report notes visitors received as the case continues.
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Toucey
U.P
Carlisle
R. Toucey
Railroad
Mr. Toucey
President plants tree for Lincoln at Princeton event
President Wilson returned from Princeton to vote in the presidential primary and planted a tree in honor of Abraham Lincoln. He delivered a brief address praising Lincoln and endorsed the Lincoln Highway.
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Washington
Wilson
Princeton
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
T R Defeated in Bay State
In Boston on April 25 Massachusetts will be represented at the Republican National Convention by an unpledged delegation. Returns from Wolock tonight show the unpledged slate for at large delegates led by Governor McOell, aligned with Hoover candidacy.
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Boston
Massachusettts
Wolock
MecOell
Theket
Hoosevelt
Bandit Seeks Women’s Favor in Cheyenne Jail Tale
Union Pacific bandit WH L. Carlisle charms nearby women while in custody. County Treasurer Ray K. Olds visits the jail and jokes about courting him with tales of women's opinions. The bandit balks at the idea of being tried by the suitors, fearing an endless delay.
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WH L. Carlisle
Union Pacific
Ray K. Olds
Olds
Britain Defends Neutral Trade Policies In Note
Washington April 25 The British note replies to American protests over neutral trade delays calling practices judicially sound and valid. It says relief should come by mitigated hardship, not abrupt policy change, and notes a commission will seek ways to minimize delays. France concurs and the note defends the blockade as effective.
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Washington
Not
France
Germany
United States
Anthracite Strike Haggling Breaks Off After Eight Weeks
NOW VOM April 25. Attempts to harmonize terms between anthracite operators and miners failed today after over eight weeks of talks by a sub committee. A tri district convention at Pottevillc Ma May 2 is expected to decide the dispute. About 200000 miners in the field face effect from the deadlock.
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VOM
Pottevillce
German Battle Cruisers Bombard English Town Off Norfolk Coast
British and German actions blur over the East Coast as German battle cruisers appear off Lowestoft and off Norfolk. They are driven off after firing on towns. casualties include one man injured and several killed, while naval ships exchange fire and the raid is deemed limited in material damage.
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Lowestoft
Admiralty
Zeppelina
Norfolk
War Office
English
Scarborough
Engiseh
Dagegerbank
Sir David Beatty
Lion
Hrntieth
Seydlita
Moltke
von der Tunn
Aluecher
Yorrick
Kolberg
Groudens
Strassburg
Varmien
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Finitheb
Marnne
Lebeen
Germaine
Lowcetori
Sulfory
le Golem
Bethiny
Fiahioge
Miss Jane Addams Plans Return to Settlement Work
April 25 Chicago report says Miss Jane Addams shows marked improvement from illness and intends to resume her duties at the settlement.
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Khat
Chicago
Jane Addawa
Thull House
Ib Hess
Vienna Papers Against Breach With Uncle Sam
Secretary Lansing denounces reports from Vienna as newspaper opinions not official dispatches. He notes Austro Hungarian papers hinting at Germany’s stance and warns of possible severance of diplomatic relations if submarine warfare continues. President to Princeton vote. any substantial news to be relayed promptly.
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Washington
Lansing
Hownpaper Men
Gerard
Germany Mixtt
United States
State Department
Viens
Germany
Tonliehe
Princeton
Cerard
Amersas
France Welcomes Large Russian Contingent in Marseille
Report from Marseille dated April 25 describes another sizeable influx of Russians greeted with great enthusiasm. Crowds line the docks as a flotilla of warships and merchant ships anchors off the coast, while celebrations erupt along the streets with cheers and demonstrations from the eager populace.
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Marselllor
Marseillee
Huselan Feopa
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