Dublin in Turmoil as Republicans Clash With Police
Armistice Day rioting in Dublin left one dead and over 50 wounded as Republicans marched through the city burning British flags and denouncing poppies. Demonstrations began after leaders urged attacks on the British flag, with 1,000 IRA members parading, police batons used, clashes near College Green, and civic guards mobilized to restore order amid widespread property damage and injuries.
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United Press
Dublin
Armia
Hase
de Valera
Ireland
Union Javk
League Against Imperialism
College Green
Sean McBride
Frank Ryan
Irish Republican Army
Volunter
Custohiaey
Republic
Hoover aims nonpartisan effort for recovery
President Hoover pledged a nonpartisan approach to economic recovery in Glendale. He urged cooperation with opponents after March fourth to restore prosperity, stressing strong two party organization is essential for public policy. He thanked voters and urged Republicans not to be discouraged but to strengthen party structures for militant action. He called continued recovery the first national concern.
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Henry F. Misselwitz
Hoover
Brian Top
Glendale
Calif
Washington
Counterfeit Money Passed Reported in Area
Local authorities report several counterfeit notes circulating over the past days with warnings issued in the last two weeks. No complaints yet from victims, and police have not confirmed specific incidents or suspects.
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LaVerarre Courier
Bishop Honored at Vatican for Knighthood
Vatican City announced that Princis J. Spellman of Houston is made a Knight of Malta. He is described as the most meron bishop to receive the honor, with the ceremony held among American clergy by Cardinals Jayes Mundeteln and O Connlt.
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Vatican City
Princis J. Spellman
Hostog
Penn Van Snyder-Armstrong act would not block day modification
Philadelphia November 12 Pennsylvania law expert says the Snyder-Armstrong enforcement act defines intoxicating liquors and would adapt to Volstead Act changes. He notes that federal modification to permit beer and light wines would have automatic effect in Pennsylvania.
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Y Uine Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
William A. Schulden
Gongrex
Britain to Abolish Large Tanks and Battleships
Reports from Geneva indicate Britain plans to abolish large tanks and battleships. The Daily Mail notes the program also targets heavy bombers and related air assets as part of a broader disarmament push announced in London on November 12.
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UNITE
London
Geneva
Iwi
English mine blast claims 24 lives near Wigan
An explosion at the Garswood Hall colliery in Ashton Makerfield near Wigan killed 24 miners. Four were missing, three seriously injured and three slightly injured. Rescuers pulled out seven others as crowds gathered in the grey dawn amid grieving relatives.
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United Press
Wigan
England
Garswood Hall
Ashton Makerfield
Here
Garswooy
Uke Amine
Ashton-Makertieht
Pittteai
Citizens in Philadelphia oppose new income tax plan
Citizens in Philadelphia flood City Hall with threats of passive resistance and armed rebellion as they oppose a salary income tax approved by City Hall. Council President Edwin Cox notes a possible raise from 0.5 to 1 percent. City Controller Will Hadley labels it a poor man’s tax and calls for government cuts. Employers would deduct the tax from pay under the act, with penalties for noncompliance. Cox defends the measure as fair and equitable, though he does not explain why investment incomes are exempt.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Edwin Cox
Cox
Will B Hadley
Hadley
Three Shot Fatal Clash Over Hunting On Farm
Uniontown scene ends with a 70 year old farmer dead and a 14 year old hunter wounded after William Lynch opened fire on a hunting party near Fayette City. Corporal William Hanna and troopers responded. Lynch barricaded and threatened to kill officers before dying in the exchange.
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United Press Uniontown
Natal
William Lynch
Fayette City
Wm. R. Hanna
Samuel Kant
Lynch
Tyne
Kent
John Perris Bellevernon
Krill
Hanna
Joseph Hoffer
Howard O'Donnell
Etary
Atric
Billis
Ark
Signett Cromited
Bandit Captured After Farmers & Citizens Bank Robbery
Milan, Nov 14. Abani Tobber, who robbed Farmers & Citizens Banking Co., was captured by an angry mob as he met bank cashier G Ruggles. Two accomplices escaped. Tobber forced Ruggles to the waiting car before grappling broke out. the mob recovered most of the money.
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Milan
Abani Tobber
Farmers & Citizens Banking Co
G. Ruggles
Ruggles
Sam
Ruggies
Hia
Schuyler Takes Lead In Colorado Short-Term Senate Race
Denver Republican Karl C. Schuyler leads Democrat Walter Walker by about 449 votes in the Colorado short-term Senate race. Absentee ballots and state canvass will decide the result as Denver accounts for a large share of ballots. Result hinges on beer, housing, and tax issues amid a 47 47 1 deadlock in the Senate.
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United Press
Denver
Galo
United States Senate
Colorado
Senate
Karl C. Schuyler
Walter Walker
Grand Junction
Sehuyler
Walker
Uy United Press
Schuyler
Arch Habu
Debs
Hinsdale
Husbfano County
German oil tanker Vistula reports distress near Tampico
A Tampico dispatch says the German oil tanker Vistula sent SOS calls after grounding near Tampico on the wreck of a sunken ship. No rescue ships were immediately available. the crew was not reported in danger. The 8547 ton tanker, owned by American Petroleum Import Co, had landed with oil an hour from Tampico.
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Mexico
Erry
Gerwhlin Oi Flanker
Vistula
Oye S. O. S
Tampico
Wl Universal
Dansle
Bailie Américan Petroleums
Tamplco
Last Refugees From Santa Cruz Are Given Care
Refugees from Santa Cruz del Sur, wiped off the map by a hurricane, were dispersed to Camaguey hospitals. Officials estimated 1,000 to 2,000 dead, with more bodies found as relief work continued. A Cuban relief official and attorney described the scene as a city turned to ruins. Nearby Caymabrack in Cayman Islands was reported devastated by the tropical cyclone, with casualties and extensive destruction.
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Camaguey
Cuba
Santa Cruz del Sur
Cumaguey
Santa Clara
Gerardo Mavhady
Namisey Onetti
Pulse Works
Santa Gritz
Antil
Carly Cygille
Cam- Agney
Santa Cruz
Jngho Lamar
Fort Lauderdale
Frs
Caymabrack
Little Cayman Islands
Indio
Coast Guard
Hufvis Frit Caymabrak
Unin Il
Cross Country Flight Attempted Round Trip In A Day
In Kansas City Missouri Col Roscoe Turler refueled at Municipal airport and landed at 10345 mm. Turner a speed pilot left United airport for a one day flight to New York and back planning stops at Albuquerque Kansas City and Columbia aiming to reach Floyds airport before noon and return to Los Angeles Turner hoped to break the eastern transcontinental race record of 10 hours 19 minutes.
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United Press
Kansas City
Roscoe Turler
Suis
Los Angeles
Roscoe Turner
Canal Speed
United
New York
Turner Sas
Albuquerque
Columbia
Floydae
Fontaht
Turner
Jimmy Haatip
Nurmer
Bendix
Pinchot May Join Move To Block Davis
Philadelphia observers report Governor Gifford Pinchot may back efforts to unseat U S Senator Davis. Key figures including Beamish secretary Bednish and former committeeman Davis Wilson plan a statewide recount arguing fraud selected Davis. Pinchot’s stance signals a united front against the state Republican organization and Davis.
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Pinchot
Davis
United Press
Gifford Pinchot
J. Davis
Rtichard J. Bedmish
Commonwealth
Savidls Joseph
Pittsburgh
Aml
S. Davis Wilson
Gutty
Wilson
Roosevelt
Snough
Lawrece H. Rupp
Ti Beamish
Philadephia
Republican
Washington
Ihu
New York
Davis Fifke
Senaté
William §. Ware
Philadelphia
Speeit
Winter Weather Grips Vicinity Today
Sharp temperature drop and snow threaten the weekend as a cold wave follows heavy rains. Buffalo reports eight and a half inches of snow with high winds, while Philadelphia notes the first snow of the season as temperatures fall to 44 then briefly rise to 86 before clearing skies.
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Corry
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Philaddelphia
Gandhi to Resume Fast January First
Bullets fill a chaotic early bulletin slate with reports of four men kidnapped and robbed in Little Rock, Gandhi’s fast set to resume on January first, and a mix of other terse agency wires from Springfield to Poona.
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Gandhi
Poona
Istif Teuruvayur
Romes
High Boys Band Praised For Fine Showing In Parade
High school boys band debut in new orange and black uniforms funded by the Lions Club drew broad praise as they marched through the business district in yesterday’s Armistice Day observance. Elmer C. Carrier Post of the American Legion lauded the band for its orderly drill, with a concert at the Senior High Auditorium and later civilian performances. Weather caused a brief curtailment, but a short pause in showers allowed the parade to proceed from the high school to the Hotel Corry and back.
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Lion
Elmer C. Carrier Post
American Legion
Corry
Legion
MCHS
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