Cork City Hall Bombed Amid Ireland Tension
Reports from Cork and Wales describe bombs destroying sections of Cork city hall with six blasts and minor fires. No deaths reported. Lloyd George condemns cycles of violence, urging order and self government while Sinn Fein is blamed for killings of police. Cork's Lord Mayor MacSwiney remains on hunger strike, weakening in Brixton prison.
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City Hall
Cork
Oak
Ireland
Associated ‘Press
Fie
Department of Public Health
Engineering Department
Cgarnarvon
Wales
Lloyd George
BBR
Lievd George
Sinn Fein
Arthur Griffith
Founader
United States
Griffith
Police Seek Davenport Girl Location in Nationwide Campaign
Davenport police seek the whereabouts of Lydia Trousdale 17 who vanished after agreeing to show strangers a location. She left with two men in a Chalmers touring car and promised to return in ten minutes but did not. A nationwide police campaign offers a reward for her safe return.
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Rodney
Davenport
Tawwa
Lidiae Trousdate
Admusford
Trousdale
Chalmers
St Letel
Nur
High School Student Seeks Military Training
A student sought military training and reported to the sergeant in charge. The student had a sight impediment and the sergeant asked if he had any drill experience. The reply referenced a Mim-Diaypole dance, highlighting the awkward exchange and revealing a local humor tone.
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Louston Sass
Satin frock simplicity keynote by Cora Moore
New York fashion notes praise a satin gown described as highly simple and stylish. The pale geld tone dress relies on fabric beauty and flowing lines with a neck fold accent. Sashes appear in most models this season, with fringe or tassel-tipped tabs as notable details.
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Cora Moore
New York
Fashion Authority
Davis enters race for Wisconsin Assembly district two
Davis of FLW Bangor accepts nomination as independent candidate for the second district assembly seat. He files with County Clerk Bert Tollivette. The field includes Republican Miller and Farmer-Labor backer NCUor from West Salem. Davis chairs the La Crosse county board.
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FLW
Davis
Bangor
Assembly
la Crosse
Bert. A. Tollivette
Miller
Ncuor
West Salem
la Crosse County
Gandis to travel to Chicago to refute baseball charges
Chicago dispatches report Chick Gandil, ex White Sox player, named by a Cool County jury as involved in the 1919 World Series fixing. He plans to go to Chicago to deny the charges, saying he will let nothing ruin his reputation. He spoke from Lufkin Texas after illness in a hospital.
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Chicago
Gere
Chick Gandl
White Sox
Firge Pasesman
Cool County
Foo
Lufkin
Texas
Allen
Gannil
Chicaga
Wave
Breweries warned on alcohol limits and license revocation
Breweries failing to confine alcohol content within half a per cent risk license revocation, says Commissioner of Internal Revenues Williams. Madison confirms Mrs HR W Chynoweth to the fire and police board, making her the first woman on the panel, with four dissenting votes. The tam originated in naval warfare during the Civil War.
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Breweries
Washington
Revenus Williams
Madison
HR. W. Chynoweth
Fire and Police Board
Common Council
Arrest Rube For Ticket Scalping In Cleveland
Richard Marquard known as Rube, star left handed pitcher of the Brooklyn Giants, was arrested in a Cleveland hotel lobby on a warrant for ticket scalping. He allegedly offered eight World Series box seats, originally costing 452.80, for Sage. He was released on his own recognizance to appear before Municipal Judge Silbert. Two other arrests were made.
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Cleveland
Richard
Rube) Marquard
Abe
Marquard
Edward ©. Stanton
Sage
Silbert
Roosevelt Tempered Tone In Western States Campaign
Democratic vice presidential candidate Roosevelt says western states will back Cox as Senator Harding opposes the league of nations. He cites New York Republicans and others shifting sentiment, reports coming from Kansas, Colorado, Missouri, and Iowa. Roosevelt plans a Kansas City, Missouri address tonight after speaking in Seacasta Mol.
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Secasta
Brinklin
Roosevelt
Harding
League of Nations
Cox
Roosevel
Herbert Parsons
New York
Kansas
Kansas City
Missouri
Water Supply Contaminated by Sewage Seepage in Firoqua
Firoqua Wisconsin reports water contamination after sewer seepage analysis by the Madison public health lab. City wells show severe contamination. all drinking fountains in schools closed and residents urged to boil water. City to work with state health officials for safer supply.
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Firoqua
Wis
Madison
Virayna
State Board of Health
Badger W ULC T Holds Dinner At Ashland Wis
Over 500 people attended the ratification banquet on opening night of the Wisconsin Women’s Temperance Union convention in Ashland. The organization reports a net gain of over a thousand members in the past year and Ashland women won first prize for their efforts.
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Ashland
Wis
Wisconsin
Wislian Temperanece Union
McMaken Heads 37th Veterans Association
General William McMaken of Toledo becomes president of the 87th Ohio Division Association at its annual meeting during the American Legion regional convention in Cleveland. The next reunion is planned for Toledo as the future meeting place.
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Cleveland
William McMaken
Toledo
87Th
Ohio
Division Association
Roach to the Home for Feeble Minded in Assault Case
Frank Roach, held at Richland Center, faces an assault with intent charge involving a young girl. He is committed to the Chippewa Falls home for feeble minded unless insanity defenses succeed. A November trial is set. Drs may assess Roach’s mental state before action.
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Frank’ Roach
Bild
Ana
Lex
Richland County Court
Brindley
Richland Genter Judey
Ruach
Chippewa Falls
Inshgetten
Roach
Madison
University
Fugitive in Forged Check Case Flees After Arrest
A man named Linker fled after passing a forged check in Sparta. Officials say the fake instrument for 1900 dollars was drawn on Batavian National Bank in La Crosse and endorsed by a Sparta woman. The suspect returned the funds when captured, and the case ties to a shooting in a nearby cornfield.
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Linker
Sparta
Monme
Liff Smith
Barney
State Bank of Sparta
Young Linker
Elmer Linker
Grorae Linker
Batavian National Bank of la Crosse
Hank
Shorty
Buinis
Sparta Bank
Mr. Barney
Myr. Linker
Barney Sage Tomer
Tanker
George Linker
la Grosse
Kiltes
Local Market Prices and Food Commodities List
The document lists flour and feed prices by barrel and sack for Colton sacks, including wheat flour at various barrel and sack rates, bran per ton, and butter dairy items such as oranges, bananas, lemons, peanuts, onions, melons, peaches, cranberries, oysters, and general price ranges. It also notes cattle price ranges and ends with a remark about The Carolins as a noted singer.
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Colton
Warn Serio
Sollon
Rod ‘Dee
Tee Sea
Dogsib
Eehiey Commission
Eresheres
Geesmery
Wbarrel
Americas
Wheat Growers Call Hold on Wheat Sales for Higher Prices
The Wheat Growers' Association with 70,000 members across Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Nebraska, and South Dakota issues a proclamation urging members not to sell wheat after 𝘢𝘱. 25 until prices reach 38 per bushel at the growers' terminal market. W. F. McMichael and W. H. McGrovey sign.
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Wichita
Kan
Wheat Growers’ Association of the
United States
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Agricutural Colleges
Farm Bureau
State Boards of Agriculture
Association
W.F. McMichael
W. H. McGrovey
Hogan School Contracts Set by the Council
The council devoted over an hour to criticism of gas service from Wisconsin Minnesota Light and Power after Alderman Mahoney urged the city attorney to complain to the Railroad Commission. The mayor urged contacting company officers instead and promised the railroad system in Wisconsin is faulty. A committee will handle the Mahoney grievance and seek better service. The council also approved abating nuisances from flooding sidewalk near the plant and adjusted city deficits by transferring funds between departments. Election clerks will receive $7 on registration day.
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State Municipal League
Ea Grosse
Bentleys
Common’ Council
Weigel
Knutson
Aldermin Robinson
Stor
Roellig
Neow
Baim Street
Iisonhiy
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light and Power Company
Mahoney
Syrennes
Bentley
Counul
Wisconsin
Nuisanes
North Third Street
Aldermayo’ Verdota
Comptroder Fries
Barding on Last Lap of Midwest Campaign
Senator Barding wraps up midwestern tour with a special train and platform speeches. He added stops in Kansas and Oklahoma, starting in Wichita and moving to Oklahoma City before returning to Marion.
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Midwest
Baghing
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wichta
Raw
Wichita Forum
Ber
Oklahoma City
Marlon
Transcontinental Flyers Resume Flights Across Canada
The Transcontinental flyers resumed operations with early morning hops from Halifax to Vancouver. News reports mention clearing-house banks and trust companies holding about 30.5 million dollars in reserve for the week, with a notable increase of over 547 million in figures.
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Ont
Cal
Nord Hay
Aig
Halifax
Vancouv Boe
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