Irish Police Chief Dies of Wounds After Ambush
Ulster Division Commissioner Holmes and five constables were ambushed near Gustle tshind County Reers. Holmes died Saturday after being wounded Friday. soldiers suffered no casualties. A day earlier Lord Dunsany House in Londonderry was raided by forces. Lord Dunsany, linked to Nazareth sisters property, faced arrest over shotguns found in County Meath.
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Holmes
Gustle Tshind
Reers
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Cashford
Gownts Corg
Fridas
Vunsany
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Allies Agree Changes in German Reparations and Disarmament Terms
Allied council drafts modifications to German reparations and disarmament, with Austria to bear debt relief and outside aid debated. The settlement includes phased export tax adjustments, debt write offs for Austria and Germany, and a framework for enforcement and future payments. The conference in London signals a cautious step toward stabilizing postwar Europe and balancing allied control with debtor nations.
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Ieee
Austria
Han
Dory
Douchne
Vines
Wedding of Famous Soprano and Salem Boy Featured in Films
A film presentation at the Rivoli theater showcases the wedding of Mme. Gull Oned, a noted prima donna, and Huper Saumuels of West Salon. The ceremony, held in Minneapolis, was captured by cameras as the newlyweds posed with the wedding party.
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Mme. Gull. Oned
Huper Saumuels
West Salon
Rivoli Theater
Minneapolis
Mr. Samuels
Moor
Cure
Rail executives push to abrogate national agreements
Cleveland reports three railroa d brotherhood leaders say workers will not quietly accept wage cuts as executives seek drastic reductions. They argue cost of living drops are propaganda and wages have not kept pace with living costs. Officials vow action as talks resume.
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Ghiengo
Nroads
United States Railway Labor Board
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainamen
W. G. Carter
The
Brotherhood Jat
L. B. Sheppard
Order of
Tariff bills face tough Senate, split House opposition
In Washington the tariff measure stalls as GOP opponents widen the breach over framing big border protection and diplomacy funding. House action remains unclear as leaders push for a quick war-time style vote, while packing bill hearings face new delays amid heated committee clashes.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
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Jved Whith
Tarilf Gil
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Busin
Republian
Ors
Penrose
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
House
Senate
Gomumit
Rainey
McKinley
Wison
Minois
McLaughlin
Michigan
Packer
Milwaukee Sees Big Slash Coming in Prescriptions
Milwaukee and statewide authorities consider tightening prescription limits as a ruling on dispensing permits looms. Officials warn doctors against multiple fills from distant points and emphasize strict adherence to two months rules to curb suspected abuse.
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Milwausel
E. Millwauker
Washington
Wheat sales permit bank to reopen doors in North Dakota
The Seite Bank of Tokio in Bismarck reopened Saturday after a two month closure. Bank examiner C. B. Lotthus said accounts are in good shape and liquidity issues have been remedied. The bank has a capital of $10,000. Wheat sales boosts in some state areas show improvement for farmers.
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Seite Bank of
Tokio
C. B. Lotthus
State Bank Examiner
Unk
Lofthus
Father and Son Charged With Transporting Liquor
Nicholas Sehuts, a Kenosha County farmer near the Racine line, and his son Edward were charged with possessing and transporting twenty six barrels of whiskey stolen from the Badger Non Beverage Supply warehouse. They waived preliminary examination before U S Commissioner Ballors and were bound over to the grand jury.
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Milwatker
Wis
Nicholas Sehuts
Kenosha County
Racine
Edward
Badger Non- Beverage Supply ‘Company
United States
Ballors
Wisconsin Governor speaks to crowd by long distance radio
In Mushogee Oklahoma on Saturday night Governor Blaine and Congressman-elect Beck spoke to hundreds gathered along a street carnival route. The event used Magnavox equipment atop Ben Olt's wireless setup to broadcast from Viroqua, Wisconsin, with Blaine praising Wisconsin’s unity and Forward motto while Beck addressed high costs and federal spending.
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J.D. Beck
Viroqua
Viredna
John J. Esch
House of Representatives
Magnavox
Gesell
Ben Olt
Congress
Bentley
Sherthand
Blaine
Wisconsin
Fire King tops La Crosse Winter Carnival in Riverside Park
A wild parade and rivalry crowned Ignis Rex the First as Fire King after Boreas the Frost was dethroned. Fire regalia and torched pageantry drew about 5,000 spectators as the Ice King’s court fled, and Deserters led a bold assault on the castle with toy mines and star shells amid a battle piece finale.
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Soviet
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Boreas Rex
la Grosse
Holland
Hokah
Ted Boon
Ignis Rex
Ignis
Aljng
Tom Burts
Riverside Park
Boreas
Boreus
Rho
Riverside
Park
Dora
Borens
Brindley
Roosevelt Marching Club
Omyin Boreag
le Green
Fed-Fire
Ce Fort
Alaska
Wisconsin Would Move to Annex Upper Michigan Counties
Madison assemblyman Martin Higgins proposes a joint resolution urging thirteen Upper Michigan counties to memorialize Congress for recognition of potential statehood. The plan rests on the Upper Peninsula's separation by the Straits of Mackinac and practical ties to Wisconsin, closer to Wisconsin's seat than Michigan's government in Lansing.
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Wis
Hou
Upper
Michigan
Bacome
Assembly
Gianuts
Martin
Higgins
Mile i
Micui- Ran
Wage cut plan to revise shipbuilding wages
Washington reports a plan to cut wages for 60 000 to 73 000 shipyard workers by 10 to 20 percent. The proposal was put to the men by officials and labor groups as a move to revitalize the industry, with shipbuilders' organizations backing production proposals from the Bethlehemby Shipbuilding consortium.
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Washington. D
Bethiekieny Shipbuilding Consoration
Streetcar Strike Paralyzes Albany and Troy Transit
A citywide strike by United Traction Company employees disrupts service across Albany and Troy. Streetcar operations halt as workers protest conditions, leaving riders stranded and forcing delays throughout the region. Residents seek alternative routes while authorities monitor negotiations.
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Troy
Greenland
Watertoord
Empioes
United
Titer Traction
Aston Sap
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