Irish War Turmoil Mounts With Cork Killings and Dublin Raids
Dramatic Oct 27 reports describe eight men in Cork raiding scenes and gunfire in Dublin. Victims include a registrar and a jailed publican keeper in Galway. A crowd panic erupted at Grand Parade Cork as soldiers fired. arrests followed as MacSwiney’s funeral arrangements moved to London and Ireland.
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Cork
Grand Parade
Edr Hdd
Sinn Deli
MacSwasy
London
Terence MacSwiney
Ireland
Dublin
St. George's Cathedral
Southwark
Mannix
Huston Station
Liverpool
Dubdinn
Hogland
MacSwiney
Irish Republican Army
Grain and flour exports rise sharply in September
Washington reports September exports of grains and flour exceed 1 million dollars, totaling 114,004,731 dollars for the month and marking a 26 million dollar increase over September 2019. Cotton exports reached 228,008 bales valued at 41,441,600 dollars, up from August.
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Ecome Washington
Department of Commerce
Many Die in China Wreck Near Harbin
Special dispatches report a railway collision on the Chinese Eastern line near Harbin with numerous fatalities and injuries. Victims and casualties are listed from Rosaline to Vindivostok as details arrive from Harbin and Yarbin.
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China
Tokyo
Harbin
Mantburia
Rosaline
Vindivostok
Yarbin
Open U S Cuba Air Line Seaplanes Leave New York
Two heavy seaplanes named Santa Marina and Pinta left New York for Havana to inaugurate passenger and mail service between Key West and Havana on November 1. Each plane carries 11 passengers and mail including a letter from President Wilson to Cuba's president. Flight covers about 90 miles in 73 minutes.
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New York
Key West
Havana
Wilson
Cuba
Santa Marina
Pinta
Key Weat
Bayand
Armour's Firm Fined for Oats Adulterations
Washington reports Armour Grain Company of Chicago pleaded guilty to adulterating and misbranding 28 eavlands of oats under the federal food and drugs act. It was fined 1050 dollars and costs. oats said to have been mixed with feed, barley, dirt, and chaff. New York judge refused to compel J Ogden Armour and Holson White to plead in Chicago on Lever Act indictments, allowing postponement for a week. The cases allege profiteering across 137 sales at Manhattan and the Bronx branches.
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Washington
Armor, Grain Company of Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
New York
Julius M. Mayer
United States District Court
J. Ogden Armour
Holson White
Armour & Co
Chicago
Mayer
Manhattan
Bronx
Wedding day tragedy as dentist commits suicide at venue
In Negaunee on October 27 Dr. B J Miler, a 40 year old prominent dentist, shot himself as friends and his fiancee Miss Viola Connors awaited his appearance for their wedding. No motive given as witnesses stood by.
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B. J. Miler
Viola Connors
Negaunee
Milley
U S Man Slain in Mexico
Washington reports an American, M. T. Severy, was killed in Cana Nea, Mexico last Wednesday. The American consul at Nogales has been instructed by the secretary of state to seek immediate measures by local authorities to apprehend the murderer.
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Washington
M. T.sevrey
Cananea
Mexico
State Department
Nogales
Wate
Helfferich Urges Restoration of Monarchy in Berlin
Karl Helfferich, former vice chancellor, spoke to the patronalist congress in Berlin on October 28, urging the reestablishment of the monarchy amid fervent applause. He framed the move as essential to stabilizing the nation after the imperial regime.
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Berlin
Karl Helfferich
Bolsheviks Reach Armistice With Petlura Reportedly
A Vienna led report from Lemberg claims Bolsheviks and General Petlura’s Ukrainian forces have concluded an armistice. In Baltimore, four amateur fishermen hauled a 250 pound catfish from the Patapsco River, a mystery as to how it ended up there remains. The fish reportedly died after being brought ashore.
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Vienna
Hiege
Letmhore
Galicia
Petlura
Baltimore
Patapsco
Tve Miies
Pere
Smalp
British Coal Strike Settled Contingent on Ballot
London reports a settlement of the coal miners strike in England and Wales contingent on a ballot of the men. The executive backs a temporary 2 shilling wage advance for 18 year olds and up, funded by export revenue, with output targets affecting future wage scales. The emergency bill, framed earlier, passed its final reading to empower rapid action if revolutionary threats arise, while Parliament retains oversight.
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London
England
Wales
Cialis
Frank Hodges
Thre Ayiners
Iiners
Thige
Great Britain
Edward Shortt
Home Affairs
House of Commons
House of Lords
Airman Killed After Parachute Jump Accident
Aberdeen Md Oct 25 Private FR R Moon died when a Jeep parachute apparatus malfunctioned after a leap from a plane. He fell into Stetuin narrows, a Basquehonon river area, and his body had not been recovered. Moon was an experienced parachutist.
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Aberdeen
FR. R. Moon
Fur Feiiow
Stetuin Narrows
Basquehonon
Moon
Smoking Kills Indian Dies From Burns In Sierra Nevada
Philip Lefthand a Digger Indian aged 118 or 188 years, dies after sparks from a pipe set his clothing ablaze at his tribal home in the Sierra Nevada mountains. In Springfield, thieves broke into the U S Marshal’s office, stealing ten cases of rare old wines and gallons of whiskey from the federal building.
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Philp
Sierra
Nevada Mountains
U. 8
Springfield
United States
Dalian
Mayors Swiney Death Ends Record Hunger Strike
Terence MacSwiney, Cork mayor, died in Brixton prison after a lengthy hunger strike begun August 12. He contracted heart failure in his last hours as his private chaplain and brother joined him. he had been imprisoned after a court martial for sedition under the Defense of the Realm Act.
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Terence MacPsyor Cof
Cori
Brixton
Dontnie
Mac Swiney
MacSwiney
Home Office
McSiwiney
Cork
Sion Feincourt
London
Great Britain to use German seized property for debts
State officials in Washington report Britain's note to the French foreign office stating it renounces the right of confiscation of German property in the United Kingdom. The clearing-house system will offset German assets against British claims and apply the remainder to war reparations.
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Washington
State Department
Fials
Great Britain
United Kingdom
British Nationale
Germany
CUT IN WAGES IS HINTED
Chicago reports a talks between Michael J. Faherty and local improvements board about wage cuts next year. Labor costs have risen, with current pay at $1 an hour versus 56 cents four years ago. Unions refuse cuts, but some contractors hint assistance may come from workers willing to accept lower wages.
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Chicago
Michael J.«Faherty
Ocal
King Alexander of Greece Dies After Monkey Bites
Official report states King Alexander I of Greece died from infection after being bitten by two monkeys when he attacked them following their pounce. Earlier bulletins indicated last hope had faded as the king succumbed to the fatal infection.
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Athens
Alexander
Greece
Farmers Strike Over Wheat Price To Boost Flour
Farmers threaten a wheat strike seeking 31 per bushel, saying withheld grain will push flour prices higher. Chicago reports price manipulation, with flour at 21.95 a barrel as wheat climbs, while storage and exports influence market sentiment. Kansas City officials monitor the impact as associations rally 70,000 members to hold out for the price.
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Chicago
Imen
Truman W. Brophy
B. A. Eckhart Milling Company
Chieigg
Canala
Kansas City
Boards of Agricultural
Southwest
National Wheat Growers’ Association
W. EH. McGreevy
Wichita
Kan
Charges big sugar fraud in Omaha case
Omaha attorney William Ritchie Jr says he uncovered a large sugar fraud involving 5,120,000 pounds of polled and inferior Java sugar dumped on the U S market. He plans eight lawsuits for 50 000 to 750 000 against sugar importing firms in San Francisco within two weeks. He cites agents selling inferior sugar as top grade during a spring shortage, at 21 to 24 cents a pound, with delivery only after payment, causing vast losses to western jobbers.
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Omaha
Neb
William Ritchie, Jr
San Francisco
Chicago
Java
Agenta
Ritchie
Jobbera
Wrangel Safe For Winter In South Russia
Paris reports the French foreign office says General Wrangel, anti Bolshevist commander in south Russia, has withstood the Bolshevist drive and holds a secure position. He is said able to hold the Crimea and parts of Tauride during winter. Mar tel, French high commissioner to Wrangel’s government, arrived in Sevastopol and will report on the evacuation.
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Paris
Wrangel
Russia
Crimea
Tauridt
MM. Martel
Sebastopol
Budget outlines 4.8 million for League of Nations 1921
Brussels reports the League of Nations needs 400000 dollars monthly to operate next year. The council approved the budget and will present it to the assembly meeting in Geneva where the scope and funding are to be reviewed.
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Brussels
Belgium
League of Nations
Council of the League
League Assembly
Scanlona
Geneva
Remarkable Testimonial Promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Margaret Danz of Philadelphia describes lasting relief from change of life symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises its effect on pain, sleep, and appetite and encourages others to try the remedy, stating it saved her when doctors could not help. The ad promotes the historical efficacy of the product.
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Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Margaret Danz
N. 25Th Street
Phila
Pinkham
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