Hunger strike fuels forced feeding threat in London
London reports the Grixton jail doctors will force feed Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney if he loses consciousness. The plan provokes family conflict as MacSwiney remains steadfast in his hunger strike amid political pressure from Lloyd George. Other Irish figures, including Countess Markiewicz, react to the martyrdom claim while Cork hunger strikers hold firm and Galway police casualties rise. The Vatican-Italian press note interest in MacSwiney’s case.
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London
Terence McSwiney
Grixton
Brovelt
Lloyd George
MacSwiney
Terry
Cork
Tre
Terry MacHwiney
Machq
Merange
Prominent St. Louis church worker found murdered on bridge
Clutching a rosary, Mere Julis Bergin was found slain on a Walom Pack bridge near Mt. Louis. Her lung was pierced by a bullet and her handbag missing 79ged from the body. A small quantity she carried was also missing.
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Mt. Louis
Julis Bergin
St. Lewis
Walom
It’s Happened Before Poattie Sept Case At Café
Orrle Fregard reported a cafe incident involving a girl named Huster and a man with a band. They drank heavily at the Whitic Horse Tavern, and Fregard woke to find $140 missing.
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Poattie
Orrle Fregard
Huster
Whitic Horse
Dem Nomination Advances in Maine Vote Totals Reported
The race for governor and United States Senate in Maine shows A Mulford Winsor leading for governor and KH 4 along with A Woraley ahead for the Senate nomination by about 4 000 votes. Over 24 000 women registered to vote in the state as the election drew near.
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Vhwonix
Arie
Head.arter
A. Mulford
Governor Cox Pledges Irish Independence Ask to League Of Nations
In Butte Montana Governor Cox vows, if elected, to bring the Irish independence question before the League of Nations under Article XI. He says he will use league authority to allow Ireland and other aggrieved peoples to plead their case and seek civilized opinion.
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League
Ireland
Pershing Kidnapped By Harding On Train Leaving Chicago
Chicago reports General Pershing was reportedly kidnapped by Senator Warren G Harding as his special train pulled from the station. Harding led Pershing to his private car amid a handshake and Pershing protested, saying he must reach Washington by Saturday.
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Harding
Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Civica
Senator Harding
Washington
Lincoln
Nebraska
Marion
General Pershing
Twin Cities
Pacific Coast
Oregon
California
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Utah
Smoot
Rockies
Paris Declares War on Rats in Capital Cleanup
Paris moves to eradicate millions of rats after bubonic plague cases prompt a rodent census. Health officials issue bounty on rat heads and ban garbage disposal practices that attracted rats, as residents curb waste and bolster night-time sanitation measures.
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Paris
Health Department
Pathos and Wit Blur in a Humble Exchange
A playful exchange in the Hoston Circle questions the difference between a visit and visitation. Sammy explains that visiting family differs from a formal visitation with grave solemnity, highlighting a playful contrast in a domestic scene.
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Sammy
Kanake to Visit U S to Heal Breach With Japanese
Tokyo reports Vincount K. Kanake president of the Japan American society of Tokio will depart for the United States to address tensions he sees as a breach in the country. He expects strong anti Japanese sentiment to disturb his mission.
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Honolulu
T. H
Vincount K. Kanake
Japan American Society of
Tokio
America
Practical Mamma from the Boston Transprint
City column notes a woman recalls decades of family care and daily routines while reflecting on aging and domestic life in a bustling Boston area read. It mentions a longtime home and the evolving role of a mother through years of small tasks and memories.
Trial update on John Olson in Lueken murder case
Fremont Neb Sept 10 trial proceedings reveal Mrs Sophia Lueken testified to meeting Olson seven times at her home and other places while state prosecutes Olson for Harm Lueken's murder. Olson, 45, claimed a decade of intrigue with Mrs Lueken, denying will demands or threatening exposure.
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John Olson
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Lueken
Button
Sophia Lueken
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Sion
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Omaha
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Alda Olson
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Olden
Hursday
Sophie Lueken
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Net
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American Legion
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LeMara
Fletcher
Rune
Wieleher
Lee Mars
Laedvigg
Cutshaw
Singer
Morrill
Hansen
Monahan Post
Bronx City
Bank Looting Reported in Leulaville Ohio
Conan Ohio reports that on Thursday afternoon men looted a local bank in Leulaville, taking about 892000 and escaping. Authorities pursue leads as investigation continues.
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Ohio
Alix
Leulaville
Oho
Howe
Turk insurgents resist in regions near Urfa Adana
Constantinople reports Turkish nationalist bands fight hard against the royal forces in Urfa Alintab and Adana. Efforts to destroy the Magdad railway continue. French troops hold Alntsl with difficulty for five days. Four workers for the American relief commission stay in Alintab. A 60 million mark German reparation loan proposal is abandoned.
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Sept
Urtw
Alntab
Adana
Magdad
Elles
American Commission For Relief
Raat
Britain Prepares for Labor War in 1930s Crisis
London reports two重大 developments in Britain’s labor crisis. Government miners talks have broken down and Portsmouth congress endorses a general council of labor with wide powers to coordinate wage hours and dispute actions between employers, government, and unions. Leaders refuse arbitration over wages and coal prices, signaling a swift conflict.
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London
Britain
Portamouth Congress
Triple Alliance
Robert Smillie
Council of Action
Alleged Abductor Detained Amid Charges In City Jail
A man described as William Hidde and Allan Martin faces charges of abduction and larceny after allegedly absconding with 15000 dollars. The suspect, held in a Los Angeles city jail, was reportedly connected to a New York case and linked to a marriage in August.
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New York
Howe
William Hidde
Allan Martin
Vias Boath
Middle
Pretty Alasmith
Fragmentary overheard lines at a Boston Transcript cafe
A garbled exchange from a Boston Transcript page shows two girls speaking in a casual, incomplete street scene. The text preserves dialecty fragments without a clear narrative or full context.
Quake Devastation Deepens in Emilia Italy
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Mother Jolanda visited ruined towns as tremors recur in Emilia between the Apennines and Po River. The latest quake at 2 38 Thursday morning caused more deaths and widespread damage in Keaio Ospedalethi Mus sand Toano and Coven with hundreds more homeless and communications still broken. The death toll rises as rescue and relief efforts expand across the affected provinces of Piacenza Parma Reggio Emilia Modena Bologna Ferrara Ravenna and Forli.
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Alloewate
Mivirwane
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Aretriet
Weloe
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Apennines
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Parma
Regaia
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Thermauride
War on Hell Declared By Unitarians
Boston dispatch reports New England Unitarians declare war on hell rejecting fiery punishment. They plan a campaign to counter traditional views as gospel fundamentals convene September 23. Revs Torrey Evans travel from Los Angeles to defend New England theology.
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Boston
New England
Hell
Caroline 5
Atherton
Alliance of Unitarian
William A. Torrey
William Evans
Lowton
Los Angeles
Ruben 8. Smith
Kermit Roosevelt Takes Round in Harriman Court Fight
In New York on September 10, Kermit Roosevelt won a round in a lengthy dispute with W Averell Harriman over Kerr Navigation and the steamboat Kerlew. Contempt findings were issued against Harriman representatives for disobeying a court injunction while a libel case and ship actions continued, tied to a $4 million sale of Roosevelt interests.
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Kermit Roosevelt
W. Averill Harriman
Eli Harriman
Harriman
Kerr Navigation Company
F. H. M Hobinson
Tra <A. Campbell
New York Supreme Court
Mitchell
Kerr Steamehp Company
Kermit Koone- Well
Mithell
Harrigan
Fleasevelt
Flaht
Poxsmedun
Kerlew
Enterprising Vram Observed in a Curious Exchange
In a Washington Star snippet a character named Jir comments on a city’s growth while a dunatable figure retorts that action was needed to fix enticement. The dialogue hints at bumpy roads slowing traffic and leading to arrests in town.
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Vram
Washington Star
Jir
Noldy
Cox to Carry Indiana Says Tom Taggart
Washington dispatch reports Governor Cox will carry Indiana in the fall as predicted by Tom Tasswart a Democratic candidate for the United States Senate from the Blower State who called on Secretary Tumulty in the White House today.
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Cox
Indiana
Tom Taggart
Washington
Cox Willin Lodiana
Tom Tasswart
United Hinton Senate
Becretany Tumully
Poite and Justgee Exchange Fluid Mystery
Fragmentary lines show Poite and Justgee speaking about water and a looming threat. The exchange hints at a surreal, possibly symbolic confrontation with unclear context or outcome.
Briton Judges Appointed Chief Envoy to U S Bar Association
Sir Senee Cave, a judge of England's highest court, arrives in the United States as Great Britain's chief representative to the American Bar Association meeting. He served as legal adviser to the Foreign Office in London on contraband and blockade issues during two war years.
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Senee Cave
Apps
England
the . S
Great Britain
American Bar Association
Foreign Office
London
Montana Churchman Entangled in Irish Troubles
Rev Father M. M. English of Whitehall Montana arrived on the Kaleer in Victoria and said the Irish ashate department may investigate baggage and letters seized by soldiers. He claimed American citizenship and warned of a potential shooting threat, recounting his visit with County Limerick connections and a Sinn Fein flag incident aboard the ship.
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Benator Walah
Montana
County Limerick
Bret
Patrick
Prominent St. Louis church worker found murdered
Mrs. Julia Bergin, a well known St. Louis church worker, was found slain at Walnuts Park late Thursday. Her skull was crushed and a bullet perforated the lungs. Her handbag containing a small amount of money was missing and her wedding ring was clutched in her hand. Police reported the body was found about 70 feet from the handbag.
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St. Louis
Julia Bergin
St. Lausa
Bridge i
Divorce Papers Served Amid Morning Farewells
A fragment reports a husband noting his wife left in a happy frame of mind before divorce papers were served, with the exchange occurring this morning. The text is garbled and lacks clear names or locations.
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Anglese
Calid
Larke
Bank Commissioner Takes Over Local Trust Company
Bank Commissioner Joseph Atlen announced the takeover of Bowson Man Sepe 10 The Pre dential Trust Company with capital of 2 001 000 amid reported steady withdrawal of deposits The commissioner did not provide reasons for the bank's difficulties or the withdrawal trend.
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Man
Sepe 10
Predential Trust Company
Joseph Atlen
Allan
Pittsburgh Aground Near Libau in Baltic Sea
A P Atlantic fleet report notes an armored cruiser aground near Pittsleigh in the Baltic about seventy miles off Libau. The vessel afloat but in danger. signboard shows percentage and ferry travelers misrouted. naval officials consider action and penalties for lodging and night use.
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Washington
Pittsleigh
Libau
Balton
Navys Department
Huse
Kansas City Car Lines Passes to Receivers
Kansas City, Mo area railways company enters receivership after a balancing vote appoints temporary receiver. The Kansee CLO Demogee oversight remains, with Rimnetone WOM and BEL affected by the move.
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Kansas City Car Lines
Kansie City
Kuali
City Railways Company
Todas
BEL Aestor
Indiana Women Face Age Rule for Voting Access
A distorted report notes Indiana voters heard a state commissioner's statement about age requirements for women seeking to vote. The piece outlines concerns about age verification and mentions possible restrictions or delays affecting female voters.
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Indiana
Meet on cattle finance as bankers fear a market collapse
Chicage bankers and cattle producers meet at the Continental and Commercial Bank to discuss financing amid a looming downturn. They weigh injecting funds, discounting negotiable paper, and preventing a blow to ranchers as prices slump and banks tighten credit.
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Livestocm
Continental and Commercial
Bankes
Ti Ia
Federal Reserve
Middle
Wesk
Abai
Armal Town
Pension A. KE. Dericles
Denver Cattleman
New England Judge Speaks Like Kentucky Colonel
A New England judge in Sept 1 remarks adopts a Kentucky style persona during court discourse. The scene features social chatter about Judge Theme H. Kiley and the crowd reacting to his unconventional verbal stances and slogans.
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New England
Kentucky
H. Kiley
Montana Miners Benefit From New Wages and Rent Talks
Work groups in Hillis Montana and northern Waermine ool colonies reach tentative terms after a conference with Tepwenmncative OM. They propose monthly wages of 8t10 for men and S2 for hove, effective from August.
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Mont
Rent. T
Montana
Waermine
Hove
Roosevelt Kin Killed by Train in Tragic Accident
An uncle of Franklin D Roosevelt died when a train struck his carriage near Hromkiln Oe Hondevelt. The victim, a 70 year old local figure, was traveling with a party when the collision occurred, ending his life at the scene. Police and railway officials investigated the incident as a public tragedy in Sep.
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