Cork Bombing Kills Soldier in Lorry Attack
Civilian casualties mount as a bomb strikes a motor lorry in Cork Barsack Street. One soldier killed and three wounded, two more soldiers on the lorry fired on attackers. Two men and four women shot in the legs amid panicked crowd. MacSwiney listed as increasingly frail in Bristow prison bulletin. lord mayor unable to speak after brief whispers.
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Cork
Ireland
Barsack Street
MacSwiney
London
Bristow
Iris St. Determination League
League
Census shows U.S. farm growth and tenancy shifts
Census data indicate a 14.9 percent national gain with 6.459 million farms, up 1.8 percent since 1982, while tenanted farms rise in some states like Minnesota and Wisconsin and drop in others. Smaller incorporated areas show 21.5 percent growth in populations under 1,500, with numerous states recording farm declines amid broad agricultural shifts.
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Tillmols
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Missouri
Kasas
New York
West Virginia
United States
Mid
Staiss
Minnesota
Wise
Ousin Cloue
Forest fires rage in Douglas county Wisconsin danger grows
Fires break out again in northern Wisconsin near Bennett and Copper Creek in Douglas county. Over 200000 feet of lumber burned at a sawmill owned by Jack Brickson near Black River. Farmers organize to combat the flames with strict guards to prevent further loss.
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Wisconsin
Superior
Wis
Morris
Douglas County
Bennett
Black River
Allied delegates meet at Washington in preliminary talks
Delegates from five allied powers France Great Britain Italy Japan and the United States gather at the State Department in Washington for the first session of the international bopumanications conference. Key issues include the seizure of German cables and the impact on markets and prices. The Lawrence Manufacturing underwear plant plans to close its hosiery department and lay off about 8 500 workers due to low demand and high prices.
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Washington
Dqet
State’ Department
France
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
United States
Loweli
Masa
Get
Tnability
Uldh
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
Renson
Local Market Prices and Produce Listings
A scrambled local market note lists prices for Wheat Flour and various staples like butter, fruit, and vegetables. It mentions barrels, sacks, and crates with figures and names such as Creamery butter, Bananas, Lemons, Peanuts, and Watermelons, plus a stray historical line about Tweits Gears Fwee.
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Fisor
mOllan Ricks
Ask
PAPCH
Red Dog
Sas
Poe
California
Salon
Wedding Bells for Rube After World Series End
After the World Series, long-time baseball figure Rube Marquard plans a second marriage to Miss Hazel Malone of Baltimore society. Malone recently ended her divorce from vaudeville star Blossom Seeley, signaling a prominent social union ahead.
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Owin
Jose No Draw
Rabe Marquard
Dexigers
Ster
Matrigny
Aol Malone
Baltimore
Blossom Seeley
Miss Malone
Public Fleeged Out Of Half Billion Yearly Says Expert
A Boston hospital death and a string of financial claims are mixed in a chaotic report. Charles J. Andre testifies before a state blue sky commission that public offerings had about 10 percent worthless stock, with 38 states having looser laws than needed. Separate notes mention Carl Ortscheids death after a jail-like incident, and a Two Rivers wood plant fire that caused about 45,000 in damage. The report blends tragedy, finance, and disaster in a single messy page.
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Boston
Mass
Igamilent Securities
Charles J. Andre
Natonal Association of Commissioners
State
Blue Sky Law Commissionir
Andre
Ares
Not Thritty Enough Declines A Drink In Quarrel
A Louisville Courier Journal fragment depicts a tense domestic scene where a wife questions a husband about drinking. The man refuses a drink, and a bystander suggests a harsher consequence at the table, signaling social pressure and conflict.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Lloyd George Calls Versailles Treaty Better Than None
In Llandudno Wales Premier Lloyd George said American party strife prevented a peace treaty with Germany. He argued Britain would have faced no peace without a Versailles style accord and rejected critics who prefer ongoing war over the treaty.
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Lloyd George
Llandutono
Wales
Beth Today
America
Germany
Britain
Vargailles
Arma Grant Rites Held After Eight Months Illness
ARMA GRANT wife of Archie Grant of Wilton died after an eight month illness. Visitation occurred at home and Indian Creek Lutheran Church. remains laid to rest in Tri mah cemetery. Survived by husband, daughter Gertrude, parents, two sisters, and one brother. Funeral held Tuesday October 5. Mrs George Wurzel of 2101 South Sixteenth Street died yesterday at age 22 from blood stasis. survived by husband, six month old child, mother, sister, and brothers. Funeral Saturday at Mille? Bros Parlor with interment Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Arma Grant
Trma Grant
Archie Grant
Wilton
Indian Creek Lutheran Church
Trimah
Gertrude
Mr. Grant Vis
Samuel
E. Grant
la Grosse
Adie Saxby Grant
George Wurzel
Elizbeth A. Whiarl
George Wurvel
South Sixteenth Street
Mars
Wurael
Mille? Bros
Oak Grove Cemetery
Dissension within the Russian Communist Party airs in Petrograd
Descriptions from Mir Zinovleff, a central executive committee member, relay that friction among Russian Communist elements was admitted at a recent conference in Petrograd. He cited poverty and food shortages, the grim military situation, and distrust in central government as key causes of dissatisfaction, noting a rise of bureaucracy in the soviets. Reports from Warsaw also mention anti-Bolshevik disturbances in Ukraine.
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Washington
Communist ‘Party
Ruswin
Mir Zinovleff
Petrograd
State Department
Zinevielf
Zinovieet
Warsaw
Ukraine
Religious education talk at Nashville meeting sparks questions
A distorted Nashville fragment shows a minister probing adults about religious knowledge at a Sunday school, joking about memory and a missing ticket, with dialogue indicating lighthearted questioning among attendees. The garbled text names a person glimpsed as Julie and mentions a hair lock and a baby.
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Nee Hess
Nashville
JuHle
Pats Watch
Zos Auiaeles Thoms
Island cures fish by natural salts on Sutherlandsire coast
In Beotland, off the Nora coast near Sutherlandsire, lies an island said to cure fish naturally without aid. A sea cave system and constant sea air are believed to cure hanging fish. visitors note two caves and a lower chamber with air exchange. Weeks later the fish reportedly emerge cured.
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Nora
Sutherlandsire
Beotland
Pir Eyro
Indians Confident of Victory on Home Grounds
Cleveland fans greeted the arriving Indians from Brooklyn as they prepared to face the Dodgers in the fourth World Series game in Cleveland tomorrow. Cheerful crowds packed streets toward Union Station and promised support, with players planning light practice at League Park this afternoon.
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Indians
Cleveland. O
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Union Station
League Park
Sword Fish Landed By La Crosse Boy At Doerflinger Store
John W. Deneen of Liberty Street lands a fifteen foot swordfish near Barna islands after five hours struggle. The fish is displayed in the Doerflinger store window as the finest specimen seen there. Cadets Spriggs and Stalloroc are quoted in a related memoir excerpt.
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LA Crosse
Doerflinger Store
Barna Islands
John W. Deneen
Youths charged with taking car plead not guilty
Emil Hanson and Figy, young men, charged with taking George Wrights coupe without permission, pled not guilty before County Judge John Erin Wright. The car was reportedly taken from in front of St James church and found abandoned. The maximum penalty for auto theft without consent is five years.
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Emil Hanson
George Wright
Withoue
John Erin Wright
St. James Church
Polenta
Larson Backed By Partisan League For Attorney General
Madison Wisconsin October reports Larson a Democratic candidate for attorney general denied he would accept partisan league backing. The Wisconsin Nonpartisan League, a farmer organization, denounced the league plank opposing his candidacy and defended farmers rights to organize. The executive committee criticized the Republican state platform and warned the league against undermining democracy amid broad opposition.
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n-Partisans
Bob Morgay
Ant League
Madison
Wis
Ini
Larson
League
Erithting. Tv
Armen
Wisconsin Nonparting Leagun Is & Wisconsin Farmers
Morgan Well
Nine conventions to be held during U S Dairy Show
In Chicago, officials and leaders from major farm groups discuss livestock marketing plans as the National Dairy Show opens. Fifteen thousand dairy cattle entered for judging events, with exhibits spanning more than 100 feet of floor space. Thirty-seven states and foreign countries attend by exhibit or delegation.
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Ciicago
Tonnedis
National Association of Sporem
Mathlung
Injuries and obituaries touch a school game report
Fragmented clippings note injuries in a football game between Burlington and Monmouth high schools and mention Haymond M. Sillick of Wapello. A March Houston item reflects Confederate veterans and a St Louis parade. Also a Seventh Day Adventist Evangelist MM Sanders in Madison invites attendance. A hurricane is reported at 129 feet per second.
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Galesburg
Burlincton
Nws
Monmouth
Ugtas
Haymond M. Sillick
Wapolin
Ions
Burley Step Team
Seventh Day Adventists
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Vrele Wilbert
Carl Ortscheid
Cassville
Ace
Carl Ortscheld
William Ortscheld
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Two Rivers
Two Rivers Wood
Snware Company
Tartar
Nisson
Opto Metrist and
Brhguestsirlne Optician
Russ Communist Party
Eli Perkins
Bill Nye
West Foint
Perkins
Europe
Nye
Ili
Boston Post
Jung
Ruth
Babe Ruth
Mille Koshkarian
Cleveland
Spriggs
Stalloroc
Cadet Spriggs
Camp Ney
Wagenberg
Women's Oxfords
Irs
Adams
Pareto
Emil Hanson and
Floyd Gaskil
Deny “Joyride
Wright’s
Cincinnati
Jedge
Georgie Ingalls
U. S
Boydies
Johnny Rees
Houston
Texas
Confederacy
Durance
la Gronse
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