Dublin Custom House Burned in Sinn Fein Assault
In Dublin the Custom House is in ruins after Sinn Fein forces attacked and torched the building. About sixty raiders seized staff, poured petrol over papers, and set fires while government troops fought through a heavy gun battle. Seven civilians were killed and many wounded or captured. The blaze barred aid from the fire brigade.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Custom House
Associated Press
Dublin Custom House
Ireland
Dublin Castle
Sinn
Crown
Dublin Customs House
Local Government Board
Dail Fireann
Stamp Office
Stationery Office
Inland Revenue Department
No clear single topic headline from listings
A dense OCR of advertisements and classified listings shows brands, stores, products, and services such as motion pictures, wedding gifts, clothing, lumber, police, and various consumer goods. The readable items include banking names, manufacturers, and promotional phrases without a unifying event or narrative.
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Art
Ik Ik Pean
Esvents City Ice and Fuel Co
Closson
Cunard-Anchor
Dunlap Clothes Shop
Aaek Fifth
Third National Bank
Financial— Goldhurst & Co
Soule
J. W. Sibley & Co
Rey of
Cscscassepsstsccesseccnes
Hyde Park Lumber Co
Kolbe & Co
Lau
Nesenkeke Motion Pictures
Harry R. House—Automobiles
Mabley & Carew
Newstedt
Ohio Truss Co
Pohl
Rolman
Wrigley
Infants Vote in Irish Parliamentary Election Case
Belfast reports show children voting in yesterday's election including a two and a half year old for Moses in South Belfast and a near three year old for J. M. Barbour in Antrim. Ulster families have had children on voting lists in prior elections and names remain until July revisions.
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Belfast
Moses
J. M. Barbour
Antrim
United States
Warrington Former Judge Dies at 72 in Cincinnati
John W. Warrington, retired United States Circuit Court of Appeals judge and Civil War veteran, died at his Walnut Hills home after a paralytic stroke. Born July 22, 1846 in Clark County, he enlisted in the Union Army at 18, was wounded at Petersburg, and later trained as a lawyer before serving as City Solicitor and in national service. He was a Republican leader and a presidential elector in 1876. He remarried Ella Spencer Bragg in 1902 and is survived by his second wife and two children.
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John W. Warrington
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Annwood Avenue
Walnut Hills
Warrington
Emily
Clark County
Charles B
Mary Davison Warrington
Judge Warrington
Petersburg
Douglas Hospital
Washington
D. C
Alexander McGuffey
Cincinnati Law School
J Bryant Walker
Ella Spencer Bragg
Republican Party
Rutherford B. Hayes
John K. Richards
Sixth Judicial District
Paxton and Warrington Lawyer Appointed Judge by Taft
Paxton and Warrington lawyer chosen by President Taft to fill a vacancy. Five years later he became Presiding Judge of the court and served until retirement in 1919. He taught equity and trusts at Cincinnati Law School from 1901 to 1904 and was known as a tireless worker. He often worked at midnight in the Federal Building while deciding cases. His son George H. Warrington later joined the firm, now Paxton Warrington Seasongood, with offices in the Citizens' National Bank Building at Fourth and Main.
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Paxton & Warrington
William H. Taft
Cincinnati Law School
Federal
George H. Warrington
Paxton, Warrington & Seasongood
Citizens’ National Bank
Fourth
Main Streets
Liquor-less Bandits Fail to Rob Indianapolis Trucker
Bruce Kennard of Indianapolis was held up by six masked bandits outside Fisher's garage on Second Street. They searched his truck for liquor, found none, and released him with his revolver. Police scoured the area with no trace of suspects or vehicle.
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Bruce Kennard
Linwood Avenue
Indianapolis
Fisher
Second Street
Main
Sycamore
Mr. Kennard
Mr Kennard
Moose National Home Educates About 11000 Children
Darius Brown supreme dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose and former Kansas City mayor explained education work for children of deceased members at Mooseheart near Chicago. About 11000 children are being educated, with three from Cincinnati.
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Darius Brown
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Kansas City
National
Mooseheart
Chicago
Brown
Cincinnati
Chinese Students Live On 65 Cents a Day for Relief
Chinese students at the University of Chicago and Northwestern University agreed to limit daily food cost to 65 cents for three months. Money saved will be sent to famine victims in China. Men will abstain from tobacco and women from candy and motion pictures. Over 150 Chinese students attend the two schools.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
China
Northside businessmen condemn Ponticos pardon
A Northside Business Men's Club meeting plans a resolution denouncing Governor Harry Davis's pardon of Ponticos. The document will be sent to the governor after a club board approval and member vote. Juvenile signers and a petition drive are under investigation, with about 700 names reported and callers accused of soliciting signatures for a five cent fee.
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Davis
Stephen Ponticos
Harry JL. Davis
Northside Business Men’s Club
Northside
Otto Eberhart
Apjones Street
Ponticos
Doll Flavin
Ludlow Place
Philip Doetzauer
Hamilton Avenue
Flavin
Doetzauer
Two State Troopers Killed as Fighting Resumes in W Virginia
Williamson W Va May 25 State Police report a West Virginia State Trooper and a Kentucky National Guardsman were killed at Nolan as Tug River fighting resumed. Private Kackley and Manley Vaughan died. civilian George Crum was wounded. Guards and troopers prepared an emergency train to Nolan. Martial law was discussed as officials aimed to calm the Tug River region. Major Davis and Captain Brockus reported a quiet zone east of Williamson after a fire at Lynn Coal and Coke Company, suspected incendiary origin.
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Williamson W. Va
West Virginia
Nolan
Here
Tug River
Norton
J. R. Brockus
Kackley
Manley Vaughan
Kentucky
George Crum
R. D. Bailey
Mingo- Wyoming
Tom B. Davis
K. S. Morgan
Mingo
Bailey
Davis
State Police
Williamson
Thacker Mines
Matewan
Lynn Coal and Coke Company
Bill to bar polygamy introduced in House
Washington May amendment to the federal constitution would prohibit polygamy in the United States. Speaker Gillett introduced the resolution to remedy states where plural marriages are not barred by law.
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Washington
United States
House
Gillett
Flier Father Rejects Theory On Flyers Death
Prof. Evander B. McGilvary of Wisconsin challenges District Attorney Pellets’ conclusion that Paton C. McGilvary killed himself. He cites no enemy, notes four body wounds, two chest and two head, and questions the authenticity of a death letter.
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Boston
J. C. Pelletier
Paton C. McGilvary
Evander B. McGivary
University of Wisconsin
Covington Boy Missing After Swim Found Near Licking River
A Covington youth identified as Dennis J Corby age 17 disappeared after leaving home at 3 PM to swim. Clothing found on the riverbank near Oakland Avenue linked him to the site, and firemen searched the Licking River for the body.
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Kentucky
Licking River
Oakland Avenue
Covington
William S. Hildreth
Police
Walker
Dennis J. Corby
Scott Street
Dennis J Corby
Corby
Louis
Dennis
Licking
Sixth Street
Covington Fire Department
Ledyard, Veteran Railroad Official, Dies in Detroit
Henry B. Ledyard 1844 Detroit born patriot and longtime chairman of the Michigan Central Railroad Board dies at home after heart trouble and pneumonia. Survived by three children Henry Hugh Ledyard and Baroness von Kettler, all of Detroit.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry B. Ledyard
Michigan Central Railroad
Ledyard
Paris
Henry
Hugh Ledyard
Baroness von Kettler
The Best Writing Papers Are Whiting Apers Adv
An advertising snippet extols Whiting papers as premier writing materials. The line suggests a promotional tag for writing papers without providing extra details.
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Whitingapers
Adv
Legion Demands Arrest of Baldwin agitator for Revolution
Roger Baldwin drew strong opposition at a Labor Temple address as Major Campbell and Cincinnati businessmen condemned his call for resistance and amnesty funds. Baldwin urged tactics including armed resistance if rights are blocked, while pledging money to aid political prisoners’ cases.
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Legion
Baldwin
RED
Roger Baldwin
Labor Temple
Milton D. Campbell
American Legion
Cincinnati
Alli
Mingo County
West Virginia
Mr. Baldwin
Chauffeur Robbed by Beau Brummel Bandits on Kentucky Road
A Covington taxi driver T H Newton was robbed of $5 by three young men described as Beau Brummels. They hijacked the taxi on a lonely Kenton County road after forcing Newton to pull over. They fired two shots as they fled, and Newton sought help at a nearby farmhouse before notifying Covington police.
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Lonely Kentucky Road
Broadway
Kentucky
Jesse Jameses
Linton Hotel
Fourth Street
T. H. Newton
Laurel Street
Newton
Sixth
Craig Streets
Covlington
Madison Pike
Covington
Dudley Pike
Kenton County
Truck Driver Robbed After Ride Request in Cleveland
In Cleveland on May 25 two hold up men asked truck driver David Jacobs for a ride. They rode with him briefly before holding him up with a weapon and taking $100. Police recovered the truck near the scene.
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Cleveland
David Jacobs
Jacobs
Ex-Service Men's Harding Club denies Bettman Woeste endorsement
After a meeting of the club executive committee a statement said Gilbert Bettman and Joseph Woeste have not been endorsed by the Ex-Service Men's Harding Club Incorporated. The split within the club date back to last winter and relate to factions led by Rudolph K. Hynicka. The club vows to let members decide actions for the coming city election and anticipates a future meeting to consider a Republican ticket endorsement in the primaries.
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Bettman and Woeste
Harding Club, Incorporated
Ex-Service Men’s Harding Club, Incorporated
Gilbert Bettman
Joseph Woeste
Ex-Service Men's Harding Club
James Beckman
Robert L. Lons
Rudolph K. Hynicka
Bettman-Long
Ex- Service Men’s Harding Club, Incorporated
Woeste
Bettman
Ex-Service Men’s Harding Club
Joseph H. Woeste
Hynicka
Bettman and
Harding Club
Lettman
Hamilton County Republican Organization
Robert L. Long
Lightning Kills Farmer and Plowhorse in Field Near North Bend
Clay D. McFarland a 38 year old farmer was struck by lightning while plowing on his Howard's Hollow farm four miles west of North Bend Ohio. His plow horse also died. McFarland left behind a cafe business in Addyston a widow and two children. His father William McFarland was uninjured. He was a Red Man and Junior Order of American Mechanics member.
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Clay D. McFarland
Howard's Hollow
North Bend
Clay
McFarland
William McFarland
Addyston
Board of
Miami Township
Red Men
Order of American Mechanics
Cumberland Woman Declines Police and Fire Commissioner Post
Mrs. Anna M. McCleave, elected by the Cumberland Mayor and City Council to serve as Police and Fire Commissioner, declined the position citing household duties and other pressing activities that would prevent her from filling the post.
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Cumberland, Md
Anna M. McCleave
Cumberland
McCleave
Radical Talk At Labor Hall Sparks Arrest Warrant
Roger Baldwin founder of the American Civil Liberties Union faced a county court warrant for alleged open advocacy of revolution after addressing a Labor Temple meeting. Major Milton D. Campbell presented the case with backing from the American Legion and local business leaders.
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American Civil Liberties Union
Major Campbell
Roger Baldwin
Labor Temple
Milton D. Campbell
Baldwin
American Légion
Campbell
American Legion
Major Headley
Colonel Meyers
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Russia
Berlin
United States
Prisoners Send Wreath for Funeral of District Judge
Twenty eight one prisoners at the district jail sent a wreath and sympathy note for the funeral of Ashley M. Gould Senior Justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia They contributed small amounts from pennies to quarters despite many having been sentenced by the judge, praising his fairness.
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Washington
Ashley M. Gould
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Ex Kaiser stopped when he attempts to sell woodlands
Doorn Netherlands May 25 The former German Emperor drew public ire by trying to sell a strip of woods on his estate outside his fences as building ground The Dutch government halted tree felling and the Doorn municipality bought the woodland at auction to keep it public and natural
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Doorn
Holland
Associated Press
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Wisconsin University
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