Kilkenny Castle Falls to Free State Troops in Irregular Siege
In Kilkenny the last irregular stronghold, Ormonde Castle, surrendered to Free State troops after hours of fierce street fighting. Irregulars from Tipperary reinforced the garrison as trains and key buildings faced fire and siege. In Dublin, Dail Eireann ordered an immediate ceasefire and a peace committee to arrange a truce amid the Irish conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormonde Castle
Kilkenny
Associated Press
Free State
Nore
Prout
Dail Leireann
Imperial Hotel
Dail
Parliament Street
Tipperary
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Army
Richard Mulcahy
Arthur Griffith
Bank Robbery Near Denver Leaves $12000 Stolen After Nitro Blasts
Gang blasts First National Bank at Lafayette with nine nitroglycerin charges blowing the vault door. Marshal George Stubbs tied and gagged, four robbers escaped with about $12,000 in cash and Liberty bonds. A resident wounded. police sweep blocks all roads into Denver.
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Denver
Col
First National Bank
Lafayette
George Stubbs
Q. C. Alderson
J. M. Mahanay
Index to Advertisements Amusement and Services
An index lists advertisers across multiple categories including Baldwin Piano Co and Ford Automobiles. It features entries for institutions such as Eagle Savings and Loan Assn Lincoln National Bank and Liberal Savings and Loan Assn along with varied businesses like The Willis Music Co Mabley & Carew Co and The Santa Teresa Exterminator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Piano Co
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Cunard
Eagle Savings and Loan Assn
Financiar Mt
CP Win’ BH Co
Cesssee Rveetson Hunter, Budde & Duble
Kammerer & Kahny
Baswhes Well
Roth & Co
Ababassheste Fleischmann’s Yeast
Eee
Eehiabets
Cere
Aarssnes Ckadoeseees Hotel
Linton Restaurant
Liberal Savings and Loan Assn
Lincoln National Bank
Milk Exchange
Srtkcee
Pennsylvania
Pinkham
Richard
Santa Tes
Mabley & Carew Co
The
Willis Music Co
Sewer
Local Colored Heavyweight Jackson Dedicates Winnings
Tut Jackson the colored heavyweight who defeated Sam Langford near Washington plans to give every cent of his fifth win earnings to Second Baptist Church where he holds membership. He is set to fight white heavyweight Jack Geyer of Columbus in the upcoming bout here tomorrow night.
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Washington D. H
Jackson
Sam Langford
Jack Geyer
Columbus
Second Baptist Church
Caraway presses Daugherty probes in Senate clash
Senator Caraway charges Attorney General Daugherty IBM fired honest inspectors amid prosecutions of government swindlers and backed Morse pardons. He cites a letter alleging Dr Fowler's restoration at Atlanta Penitentiary and claims Morse case ties to Daugherty. He calls a Atlanta lobbyist crook and vows to meet Daugherty anywhere.
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Washington
Daugherty
Caraway
Arkansas
Senate
Charles W. Morse
House
Fowler
Atlanta
Morse
T. B. Felder
Watson
Georgia
Felder
Wilson advises Higdon against Missouri Senate bid
Former President Wilson urges John Higdon not to complicate Missouri politics by entering the Democratic race for U S Senator. Higdon sought guidance after Long defeated him two years ago. Reed and Long were the leading candidates at the time. Wilson's May 1 letter stresses respect for his leadership and candor in advising against a candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Wilson
Missouri
United States
John ©. Higdon
James A. Reed
Breckinridge Long
Globe Democrat
Reed
League of Nations
Senate
New Beveridge Wing Senatorial Victory Sealed in Indiana
Indiana primary results show Albert Beveridge ahead of Senator Harry New with Beveridge leading 179,936 to 61,701 with most precincts reported. Democratic candidate Samuel M. Ralston wins decisively over Jesse Sanders. Republicans renominate seven incumbents and several others in Congress.
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Indianapolis
Associated Press
Harry
New Tonight
Albert J. Beveridge
New
Beveridge
Old Progressive Party
Indiana
State
Marion County
Samuel M. Ralston
Jesse Sanders
Daniel W. Simms
Sanders
B. B. Shively
Charles F. Howard
House of Representatives
Congress
Corteste
James Dunbar
Oscar Bland
Richard N. Elliott
Merrill Moores
Albert H. Vestal
Fred S. Purnell
Wil R. Wood
Clinic Run Like Cafe Fire Dr Fisher Attacks Organized Medicine
Dr. Martin H. Fisher of the University of Cincinnati charged that modern medicine is driven by commercialism and gang organization. Speaking to Ohio medical association members at the Hotel Gibson banquet, he warned against cafeteria clinics and over specialization, urging independent thinking and closer public ties.
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Martin H. Fisher
University of Cincinnati
General Hospital
Ohio State Medical Association
Hotel Gibson
Dr. Fisher
France Joins Belgium Against Proffer To Russia
Paris officials announce the French government will stand with Belgium against the allied memorandum on private property in the Russia matter. Premier Poincare and Vice Premier Barthou are cited praising Barthou for Genoa work and France’s unified stance. Barthou to return to Genoa Friday.
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Paris
Associated Press
Belgium
Russia
Barthou
Genoa
Poincare
M. Barthou
Republic
France
Gehnoa
Europe
Moscow
Santa Margherita
M. Ranovsky
Troop Return Delayed as Nations Seek Postwar Retention
Secretary Weeks said two battalions of the Birth Infantry now in Coblenz on the Rhine will be delayed at least a month before returning to the United States. The delay stems from requests from several countries including Germany to keep American troops in occupied Germany beyond July 1, the War Department evacuation deadline. It was intimated the requests may not be granted.
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Washington
Birth Infantry
Coblenz
Rhine
United States
Weeks
Germany
War Department
Explorer Scott Froze to Death With Song on Lips Letter
The article reports Sir James Barrie receiving the Rectorate at St Andrews University as Field Marshal Haig was named Chancellor. It recounts Barrie reading a letter from Captain Scott written during the British Antarctic expedition, found in Scott’s tent after his death. The letter describes a desperate situation, frozen feet, lack of fuel and food, and a wish to die naturally. Barrie reflects on the tent and the songs that accompanied the explorers’ last days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Barrie
Glasgow
Associated Press
Field Marshal Haig
James M. Barrie
St. Andrew's University
Ellen Terry
Squire Bancroft
Thomas Hardy
John Galsworthy
Robert F. Scott
Antarctic
Sir James
River Victim Stephen Solderitz Found Dead in Ludlow
Police pursue motive in the death of 22 year old Stephen Solderitz of Bevis Ohio found floating in the Ohio River at Ludlow Kentucky. Investigators traced his last days through a Cincinnati woman and a welfare association address leading to I W W material and weapons at a Clinton street hall.
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Ludlow
Stephen Solderitz
Bevis
John Seebohm
Kleemeier
Cincinnati
W. W
International Brotherhood Welfare Association
Clinton Street
Solderitz
Seebohm
Woman shoots husband after threats. Chicago man killed in Boston
Carrie N. Hubbard, 45, shot and killed William B. Hubbard of Roslindale after alleged threats by Edmond Pitlock, 22, a visiting guest from Chicago. Pitlock surrendered to police after an all night search. Hubbard pleads not guilty. held for grand jury.
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Boston
Edmond Pitlock
Chicago
William B. Hubbard
Carrie N. Hubbard
Roslindale
Pitlock
Hubbards
Hubbard
Whiting Adyvy Inspires Thoughtful Writing
Adyvy encourages writers to adopt a mindset of deliberate craft and precision. The exhortation emphasizes focus on clarity, structure, and engaging expression to elevate work.
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Adyvy
Pickpocket Robs Michigan Cop at Toledo Station
Edgars Clark a former Grand Rapids policeman was robbed of $40 while waiting for a train at Toledo Union Station. Clark who served nine years on the Grand Rapids police force including four years as a detective reported the incident to police.
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Toledo, O
Edgars Clark
Grand Rapid
Mich
Union Station
Clark
Grand Rapids
Labor Leaders Attack Day at Madison Square Garden
Samuel Gompers addressed a mass meeting in New York called by the Association for the Prohibition Amendment. He advocated keeping liquor out of personal liberties while praising beer and light wine and criticized the Volstead act as harming labor and weakening the nation. Other speakers urged Congress to modify the act, noting absent New York representatives and praising labor's role against prohibition.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of L Labor
Madison Square Garde
Svomen
Gompers
Prohibitionists
Ntisaloon
United States
Nvew York
House of Representatives
Labor
James P. ‘Holland
State Federation of
Ibor
W. Wadsworth
Alder
Brooklyn
New York State Federation of Labor
Hudson Maxim
Ambassador Herrick Narrowly Escapes Death in Paris
Paris May 3 The American Ambassador Myron T. Herrick narrowly escaped death today when a taxicab collided with his car in the Avenue de l Opera badly smashing the vehicle He escaped without a scratch Authorities note a prior near miss when a bomb exploded at his residence October 19 last year just minutes before his arrival
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Paris
Associated Press
Myron T. Herrick
Avenue de l’Opera
Herrick
Man Shot on Sixth Street Police Report
Henry Williams of 652 West Sixth Street said he was shot last night while passing Sixth and Cutter streets. He was hospitalized at General Hospital with a non serious injury to his left hip.
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Sixth
Cutter Streets
Henry Williams
West Sixth Street
Williams
General Hospital
Murdered lover's fiancé vows justice as search continues
Norma Kahle, 20, of Lahmann road, mourns Stephen Solderitz found dead after Thursday night. She recalls their plans, mentions a date for 7:45 Saturday, and believes he was due to meet Leyman Buick officials on Walnut street. She pledges cooperation with police and insists on punishing the guilty one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumminsville
Norma Kahle
Lahmann Road
Stephen Solderitz
Stephen
Ohio
Leyman-Buick Auto Company
Walnut
Mike
Anyon
North Bend Road
Miss Kahle
Ohioan Gallis Reported Safe in Canton After Nebraska Burial
Warren Ohio May 3 John Gallis once reported dead and buried near Valentine Nebraska is confirmed alive in Canton according to a telegram to his uncle Henry Kapouralost a Warren merchant Gallis a traveling salesman with a Canton residence had a body prepared for shipment from Valentine awaiting undertakers arrival
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Nebraska
Canyor
Canton
Warren
John Gallis
Omaha Oipatches
Valentina
Neb
Herry Kapouralost
Gallis
Valentine
Swift Jr Fined $100 in Disorderly Conduct Case
Chicago May 3 Louis F Swift Jr son of a wealthy packer was fined $100 and costs after pleading in Evanston court to a disorderly conduct charge linked to an automobile collision on March 26. A driving while intoxicated charge was not pressed by the assistant state's attorney due to insufficient evidence.
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Chicago
Louis F. Swift, Jr
Packer
Evanston
Attoy
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M. H. Fisher
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Bright
University of Paris
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Financial Commission
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Italy
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Switzerland
Picard
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Transport Commission
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