Sinn Fein Vengeance Expedition Nipped in Bud
London reports a Sinn Fein vengeance plan to ambush the Irish mayor and officials near Kilmainham that would target the funeral procession of MacSwiney. The eight men were arrested under military guard, with their uniforms and weapons displayed, and a vow to resist. George’s Cathedral procession for MacSwiney’s burial is planned with restricted firing squad participation.
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Webhautter
London
Wight
England
MacSwiney
Kingstown
Irelau
Ford
Goliers Ley
Armenia
Privesi Reyrisil
Holland
Funvral
Jody Guar
Tikeir Oamen Anil
Baldieys
Whit Chewen
Unidentified Man Dies in Chicago Gun Battle
A gun battle in Chicago ends with the death of an unidentified man after a confrontation with eighteen officers. Police report an initial exchange of gunfire followed by a fatal volley as the suspect attempted to flee.
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United Press
Chicago
Ooh
Pest
Huyky
Parky
Yaty Ballin
Pateol Borg
Fikvael Marpool
Tso
Ouatoity
Silepest
Mitor
Shota
Martial Law Declared in Tabasco Capital
Martial law was proclaimed in the capital of Tabasco state after a murder triggered a military response. State Deputy Manuel Tafoano fled to the Alwke Woalln as soldiers opened fire. Several people were killed and injuries reported amidst the unrest.
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Tabasco
Get
Martial Tay
Tahaato
Aiaroiy
Manuel Tafeano
Alwke
Boldum
Coxes West Virginia Kentucky tour shapes League of Nations pledge
Governor Tamey M. Cox finished a West Virginia tour and headed into Kentucky where his stance on the League of Nations covenant drew focus. He said the Senate elections will guide any compromises and suggested adjustments could be made if needed after ratification.
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Herbert W. Walker
Gox
Asadand
Tamey M. Cox
West
Kentucky
Huntington
W. Va
Cox
Tanihey
League of Nations
Senate
Parents Decide To Keep Babe In City Custody
Fragmented report from Union City Pennsylvania describes custody dispute over newborn. Parents Edward Wills Gunilay and others negotiate terms while hospital staff report the baby in stable condition and under care of medical personnel.
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United Pree New Vor
Taok Demp
Police
Keorges Carpontir
Pollew Kealey
Avaly
Union City
Edward Co
Gunilay
Hat City
Mwiliaon
Square Garden
Teiskard
Jack Keane
Shomo
John Helmbaugh
Wentothea Campton
Rafiu
fieeTnion Cy
Prenchman
Oiknager
Dempsey and Carpentier in Fifteen Round Bout
Efforts to confirm details of a boxing match between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier. The handwritten fragment references a Jamestown couple and an announcer named Charles Haugard, with unclear context.
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Dempsey
Carpentier
Bastmes
Jamestown
Charles Haugard
Conference on Leather Market Yields Mixed Signals
Desmond of the St W and A Howard Co. returns from a conference in Micdougd with leaders from the National Tanners League. He reports leather prices have fallen modestly since wartime peaks, but retailers and labor costs curtail gains and the sector must adjust to current demand and production realities.
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Desmond
St. W
A. Howard Company
Yesterding
Micdougd
Thie
Dagmund Ue
Destond
Asm
Metanners
Alioe
Aloe
Chicago
Armory
Olliver W. Stewert
Gorey
Congress Ofl
Milton W. Shrove
Rey
Privbytician
M. B. Williams
Butte
Stewart
P Lyoura
Binwatt
National Enquirér
Apppointe
Elow
GaVarhor Hanly
Nes
Oliver W Stewart Addresses State Armory Audience
Oliver W. Stewart delivered a strong defense of the Volstead Act at the state armory. He warned liquor interests are pressing rural districts to elect pro enforcement candidates, urging continued support to preserve the act and oppose repeal efforts.
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Oliver W. Stewart
State Armory
Stewart
Congress
Brewner
Pitteborgh
GOP Viewpoint Interview Weighs Covenant Debate
New York dispatch reports Republican leaders weighing the impact of an interview with a League of Nations official. Article 10 is highlighted as vital to the covenant, with reservations noted by Governor Cox. Critics say the interview reflects personal views not binding policy.
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Unita Press
New York
Ord
Muley
Ny ‘Lion
Wilao
Cox
Eiso
Nikiouw
Harling
Leone
Leigny Council
$100000 Booze Haul At Chicago Today
Three men attacked a truck near Pere Van Shaskwud Boy drug store in CHWABO on October 26 and hauled away 30 Yarrelx and a quantity of Whitoy and bootleg goods valued at 100000 dollars.
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Chwabo
Pere van Shaskwud Boy
Gas regulations set to take effect November first
The Pennsylvania Gas Company prompts protests from Evie, Corry, and Warrented, challenging steps for enforcing new regulations on gas appliances and timers. Public Service Commission hearings may be scheduled, with a dispute over compliance and the company’s plan to discontinue service for noncompliant customers.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Evie
Corry
Tate
Shapinwion Va
Ieaven Ordre
Toma Leal
Alates
Corry Gun Club to Hold Meeting and Lodge Talk
An all hands meeting of the Corry Roll and Gun Club is set for tomorrow evening in Somers, including discussion of forming a Layllox auxiliary to the National Rifle Association. Local Telegraph Office manager C W Currom will take a three month layoff starting November 1, with vacation in Los Angeles.
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Somers Roosters
Layllox
National Rite Associath
C. W. Currom
Jocal Offce
Teil Welophone Company
Carroll
Lou Pacific
Los Angeles
Jal
Carrell
King Alexander of Greece Dead After Monkey Incident
A telegram from Athens reports King Alexander of Greece died apparently after being bitten by a pet monkey in the royal pavilion. Officials debate succession with Alexander’s young brother Pavlos likely as successor. A conference in Washington will convene to select a new monarch.
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United Pres
Athens
Alexander
Constantine
Paw
Venizelos
TL Yan
Allex- Tudor
Grok
Settlement of British strike at hand today
London reports that talks led by Premier Lloyd George aim to end the miners’ strike. Delegates expected a report from executives by tomorrow, with a vote possible to end the strike by Sunday and full production by Monday.
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Charley M. Mean
Tondon
Tiwan
Lloyd‘Georgu
S. Ron
Han
Satunday
Lloyd George
Ail Aninerm
London
Paul Kinahoon
Adur
Alexander
Met
Musil
Bellah
Borlay
Tounell
Muustry
Msking
Erie Freight Wrecked Here This Noon
A westbound freight train wreck occurred at the Erie crossing around noon. A derailed car shifted, trucks tore away, and the heavy two-axle freight damaged nearby ties as the locomotive tried to pull clear before the drawbar gave way, causing wreckage.
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ERIE
Diyst Myenne
Yast
Tina
Republican rally scheduled tonight with candidates
All arrangements are set for the Republican rally to be held tonight at the State Armory. Raber, Firman and A. E. Sly, candidates for Congress, are slated to appear. The meeting is scheduled to start at 8 o'clock.
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State
Ory
Raber
Firman
A. E. Sly
Congressgil
Jonato
Sipkishgil Udka
Afro
Gittort Pinchot
Mhliadelphia
Peloek
Mrs. Ransom Named Tax Collector
Mary Ransom was elected collector of school tax during a special board meeting held for the vacation district. The appointment follows the death of her husband, with the family noting changes in local tax administration and duties.
Capture of Kovno by Poles Expected Soon
Kovno is expected to fall soon to Polish troops after disputes between Poland and Lithuania over the frontier. Lithuanians moved into the region, but fighting persists. Poland rejects terms from the League of Nations and continues military actions.
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Kovno
Poland
Lithuania
Polesbuvg
Weather forecast update for the week
The weather section notes a unsettled spell with cooler days and chances of showers midweek. Strong winds may affect coastal areas and travel plans.
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Trigltfitnom
Ryefiind
Ampere
Onounor
Babe
Miu
Leather Market
G.O.P
GUN Club
Greece
Amirar Gondourtotia
Chamber of Depution
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Traden Union Congress
Watlen
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