Ulster Roundup Arrests Target Sinn Fein in Ulster
In Belfast and across six Ulster counties, 300 or more prisoners mainly IRA and Sinn Fein members were seized by special constables. The operation followed the Twaddell killing, with internment to be arranged at an unspecified camp. Local leaders Capal Healy and others were detained. Connally, a Sinn Fein liaison, was captured near Londonderry after aiding a suspected invasion plan.
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Associated Press
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Irish Republican Army
Sinn Fein
W. J. Twaddell
Ballykinlar
Craig
Twaddell
Capal Healy
Fermanagh County
Thomas Corrigan
Samuel Sheridan
Newry Board of Guardians
Eugene McGilligan
North Derry
Sinn
Sinn Fenners Arrested At Fivemiletown
Clogher Valley
John McCormic
Banbridge
West Down
James T. McKee
Londonderry
East Donegal
Armagh
James Connally
Connally
Dublin
Noted Cincinnati Lawyer Max Levy Dies at 45
Max Levy a prominent Cincinnati criminal lawyer and former Grand Sachem of the Independent Order of Red Men died at 12:30 pm at his Landencourt home. He was 45, born in Russia, educated at Cincinnati College of Law, practiced 25 years, and led Jewish and fraternal groups. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at his residence. Burial at Covendale Cemetery. He is survived by his widow Pauline Kirshberg and son James.
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Covedale Cemetery
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Irish Ard Fheis approves De Valera Collins pact
The Ard Fheis backs the De Valera Collins agreement for election and a coalition cabinet. Leaders agree on no speeches, De Valera pledges equal support for a joint Sinn Fein panel, and there is tension over Ulster issues and Belfast news. Northern delegates press the crisis as Belfast actions threaten settlement prospects.
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Malt and Hops Sale Upheld in Nebraska
Federal Judge J. W. Woodrough ruled that a United States Commissioner must have proof bottle caps of malt and hops extract are designed for unlawful liquor manufacture before issuing a search warrant. J. H. Hanley, former Prohibition Director, said the decision could allow legitimate sale of malt and hops.
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J. W. Woodrough
United States
J. H. Hanley
Prohibition
Death of Isaac Joseph Prominent Cincinnati Industrialist
Isaac Joseph aged 62, president of the Isaac Joseph Iron Company and Edna Brass Manufacturing Company, died suddenly in his Hotel Arms apartment after six months of heart trouble. Survived by widow Emma Berman Joseph, son David D. Joseph, daughter Edna J. Kaufmann, and Benjamin I. Kaufmann. Funeral planned at United Jewish Cemetery, likely Thursday afternoon.
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Senators Clash Over Recognition of Soviet Power
In Washington on May 23 Senator Edge argues that recognizing the Russian Soviet regime would violate Christian centuries of faith and aid Bolshevik rule. Senator Borah counters that misrepresentation skews U.S. views and asserts limited communist principles in Russia.
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United States
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Republican
New Jersey
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Russia
Mr. Edge
America
All America
Genoa
Priends Fear For Safety Of Gen Wood
More than 36 hours have passed since word reached Leonard A. Wood Governor General of the Philippine Islands after he and his wife and party were caught in a typhoon aboard a yacht. Army and navy officials think the yacht may have sought a remote harbor out of radio reach or that its wireless was disabled by the storm.
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Leonard A. Wood
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War Department Besieged With Inquiries On Leonard Wood
Friends of Leonard Wood flood the War Department with questions after his yacht was caught in a Mindoro typhoon. Manila has not sent any advices. officials fear for the Governor General and his wife and daughter but hope the vessel found a sheltered anchorage. Wood is a respected former Governor General of Cuba and longtime War Department figure.
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Navy Academy June class graduates to receive commissions
The United States Naval Academy at Annapolis will see all June class graduates commissioned as ensigns after the Senate confirmed their nominations tonight.
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United States Naval Academy of Annapolis
Senate
Negro escapes mob after Irwin County attack case
A mob stormed the Wilkinson County Jail and seized Jim Denson a black man sentenced for attacking a white woman. Denson fled during a car crash and was hunted by officers. reports said he was surrounded near Irwinton four miles from town. The incident followed earlier transfer to Macon for safekeeping.
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Irwin County
Denson
Irwinton
Wilkinson County
United States Supreme Court
Archbishop Khouri of Tyre Comments on Prohibition in Cincinnati
Maronite Archbishop Khouri of Tyre, touring the United States, discussed prohibition with reporters in Cincinnati. He praised America but urged lighter work and play, contrasted Tyre and American fashion, and voiced cautious views on women in politics. He outlined his background, study, and roles in Kraimists and Mt. Lebanon, and noted plans to visit St Paul, Detroit, New York, and possibly South America. The Maronite rite preserves its own ritual while remaining in communion with Rome.
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Sacred Heart
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Becacin
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Lyons
France
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Antioch
Mons
Elias Honayelk
Paris
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Detroit
New York
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Motion Pictures Ridicule Pastors In Retaliation Censorship
Des Moines Iowa May 23 The Rev Gustav Briegleb Pasadena Cal cites films ridiculing Protestant pastors as retaliation for censorship efforts. Hart writes of a pastor plot to rob a stage coach for church work and is saved by a pistol shot. The assembly votes for boycott and federal style production censorship.
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Associated Press
William “Bill” Hart
184Th General Assembly
Gustav Briegleb
Pasadena
Cal
Hart
Pacific Coast
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Wmotin
Committee On Temperance and Moral Welfare
Briegleb
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
America
Poison and pistol duel surround Ward blackmail case
White Plains New York May 23 Walter S Ward son of a bakery magnate surrendered after claiming self defense against three blackmailers. Doctors say a prior poisoning attempt on Ward may have been accidental while investigators probe the missing pistol and the $30000 blackmail scheme amid doubts no shots were heard.
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Ward Baking Company
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Westchester County
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Lattter
Pittsburgh
New Rochlle
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Clarence W. Eckhardt
Moscowitz
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Exmarine
Paris Island
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Haverhill
Mass
Wife Defends Man Accused of Murder in Texas
Mrs. Dave E. Soderman testified in Dallas that she and her husband had married after divorcing, admitting a yearlong affair with Jay Clay Powers. She described Powers as well educated and polished, recounted their Chicago and Hot Springs meetings, and said Soderman became deranged after learning of the relationship and later shot Powers.
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Jay Clay Powers
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Death of Rear Admiral Henry M. Denniston
Dobbs Ferry reports the death of Rear Admiral Henry M. Denniston, retired, on May 23. The obituary notes his service and status as a retired admiral.
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Henry M. Denniston
Athlete Beats Way to Chicago Tournament
Georgetown Texas athlete Jim Draper arrived in Chicago ahead of the interscholastic track and field tournament at the University of Chicago May 27. He said his school could not afford to send him due to extensive flood damage in the community.
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Chicago
Jim Draper
Georgetown
Texas
University of Chicago
Ford for President Movement Formed in Dearborn
In Dearborn near Ford's village, 137 residents form the Ford for President Club aiming to broaden to national reach. Leaders include business figures a clergyman a judge and a publisher with banners reading We Want Henry and Beat the leading political parties. Robert Pointer chairs the group and Judge Edward J Jeffries predicts a people powered campaign even as Henry Ford has not signaled a presidential bid.
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Mich
Henry Ford
White House
Dearborn
Ford
Ford For President Club
Henry
Washington
Robert R. Pointer
Edward J. Jeffries
Municipal Court of
First Watermelons of Season Reach Columbus Markets
May 23 in Columbus Washington area wholesalers received the first watermelons of the season and sold them to retailers for one dollar each.
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Columbus
D.C
Mystery surrounding Brewster slaying tested by prison tale
Winchester May 23 Officials question the earlier Lawhorn arrest after prison informant Charles Tindall reported Lawhorn confessed to firing at Boston and Maine station agent Ralph Brewster. Navy Yard records place Lawhorn on duty 8 10 pm the night of the shooting eight miles from the station.
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Winchester
Mass
Ralph Brewster
Boston & Maine
John Lawhorn
Cincinnati
Quantico
Boston Navy Yard
Charles Tindall
Lawhorn
Navy Yard
Tindall
Brewster
Mavy Yard
Ruth Dausman
Navy
Somerset
Father defends son amid charge against John Lawhorn
John Lawhorn Jr., son of John Lawhorn Sr., longtime Longview Hospital attendant, is reportedly charged with a crime. The father, a World War I Marine veteran, says he cannot believe the accusation and praises his son’s service record and character. He last heard from his son months ago.
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Longview Hospital
United States Marine Corps
Lawhorn
John
Marine Corps
Two Auto Occupants Die as Train Strikes Car Near Toledo
At the New York crossing on the Bryan road two men from Maumee were killed when the Twentieth Century Limited struck their auto. G. M. Glass, 58, was decapitated as he began to cross. Gideon Anthony, 40, was badly burned after the collision. The car was demolished and parts were found yards away.
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New York 1
Bryan Road
G. M. Glass
Gideon Anthony
Maumee
Glass
Anthony
Famous Rough Rider Of Buffalo Bill Show Killed By His Horse
William A. Baxter a 45 year old skilled horseman and former Buffalo Bill Wild West exhibition rider was found dead near his Pueblo Colorado home. His skull was fractured and his face torn by barbed wire after being thrown from a galloping horse he had ridden to a neighbor’s house. Baxter was famed for riding at full speed and shooting glass balls simultaneously.
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Col
William A. Baxter
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