Sinn Fein Officer Shot in Dublin Hotel Ambush
In Dublin a Sinn Fein officer was shot by unknown uniformed men in a hotel. The attack occurred around 3 a.m. after surveillance by police and a tense scene including a hotel porter, a dozen guests, and a register check. The victim was identified as Timcheid, a local council member, with conflicting accounts emerging from ministers and press reports.
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Sinn Fein
Offiger
Umlin
County Counilor
Jaynch
Rhis Erick
Dublin
Weloek
Huey
Eve Ming
Ream
Dole Janeh
Kilmallock
Limerick
Tauneil
Sion Feincourt
Phapolien Undies
Torin
London
Sepia
Terence Mae
Ehrlies
Cork
Tally
Danger Serike
Brita Prison
Beigtow
Jongna
Blaine Pushes for Fennimore Man in Tough Fight
A 1910 Lewes led debate discusses new marketing and cooperative laws in Wisconsin. It advocates government powers to support co ops, regulate farm prices, prevent profiteering, and ensure fair compensation while protecting consumer interests amid the shift to marketing systems.
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Lewes
Mutberger
Toree
Wisconsin
Mulberger
Gills
United States
Jarne
Wwe
Tas Ben Inihie Bo
Avith Otto
Niles
Ufe
Cunh
Satenestock Oasis
Sane
Storia
Practice Called for S H Griders
With new men reporting for practice daily, the S H football team forms well. Gym schedules are being arranged and several teams are expected for a clash with the cigar store squad. Practice will be at the twelfth and Jackson street grounds, hoping for large turnout.
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S&h
Gimex
Cigar Store
Jackson Sheet
Wisconsin State Political Platform Emphasizes Labor and Tax Reform
The platform calls for ending child labor and securing equal pay, supports workers organizing through representatives, and protection for railroad workers against weather and hazards. It backs tax relief tied to living costs, incentives for agriculture, progressive duties on high incomes, and broader tax equity with property and corporate disclosure. It opposes excessive state spending, supports improved schools and language instruction, and advocates highway construction to aid travel and farm-to-market links. It denounces nonpartisan league influence and politics tied to outside funds, while endorsing robust road networks and sound economic policy.
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Wisconsin
Aynie
America
Nonpartisan League
Communist Party
Republican Party
Teachers Change Program at Ville Show Fair
Announcement states the preshow program at the teachers board ville show will rotate each day, with new activities featured daily and ongoing schedule updates available.
Japanese speaker denounces US militarism and seeks racial equality
Tokyo dispatch reports the Japanese cabinet will push anti American legislation talks and demand racial equality in the league of nations. Representative Kodama called the US militarism a threat to Pacific security and urged continued naval expansion while preparations for Shantung talks with China persist. Premier Hara warned world tensions remain high and revealed troop withdrawals from Siberia with defense needs in mind.
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Tokio
Associated Press
League, of Nations
Hochi Shimbun
Y. M. G. A. Hall
Kodama
Pacific
United States
Japan
South Sea Islands
Great Britain
League of Nations
Hara
Siberia
Shantung
China
Train Plunges Into Gorge Near Ganon City
Fourteen freight cars of a fruit train plunged into the Reval Gorge several miles west of there. Reports say one person was hurt. Rescue efforts and inquiry into the derailment are underway.
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Gorge
Ganon City. Co
Hie Reval Gorge
Mermins
Hurk
New York Socialist Seats Ousted Again In Assembly
In New York State, three Socialists face unseating amid renewed disputes over the socialist delegation. Assemblyman Orr and De Witt resign after the McCne motion failure. Hughes condemns the second unseat as a strike against constitutional rights and the people. Spain, nearly bankrupt two decades ago, has paid off most of its foreign debts.
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Waldman
Orr
de Witt
McCne
Spain
Democrats Attack GOP Advisory Committee Personnel
New York dated Sept. 22 Cited statement by George White head of the Democratic National Committee. He said he would educate voters about the forty appointed advisers announced by Republican National Committee chairman Wil Hays. White warned the council would provoke friction among long-time figures like Dixon Tutt Poindexter Beveridge Hoover Hughes Nolan Lowden Proctor and others, while noting Proctor could cover the committee's expenses.
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New York
Nia
George White
Democratic National Committee
Wil H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Great Party of the Union
Mr. White
Hays
Forty
Mulicpal
Sparks
Jor Dixon
Tutt
Major Sues
Senavor Poindexter
Chicago
Oscar Straus
Harbert Hoover
Beveridge
Charles 8. Hughes
Representative Nolan
California
Gov. Lowden
William Cooper Proctor
Raid raiders seize moonshine still in Wausau home
Local prohibition officers raided Frank Koskey's home in the Town of Raid, Wausau Wisconsin, today discovering and destroying a moonshine still and quantity of mash. The operation confirmed the still was in use and seized illicit equipment.
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Wausau
Wis
Dlocal
Frank Koskey
Mfrs
Landlord Confronts Minister Over Rent Hike
A sharp exchange unfolds as a landlord accuses a minister of inflating rents by 313 percent. The minister retorts he will preach at the state prison next Sunday, inviting the landlord to attend church to hear him. Also noted is a note that four pounds of fresh tea leaves yield one pound dried.
Legion Commander in Cleveland Arranges Meeting
National commander of the American Legion, Cleviglanl, Beyt. 22 Franklin D'Oler, announces the second annual convention dates September 27 28 and 29. He notes eighty percent of region members favor a four fold compensation act and praises a spirit of tolerance and progress across the country. The Legion aims to be a clearer force in American affairs and a regional insurance policy for the nation.
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Cleviglanl
Franklin D'Oler
American Legion
Mr. D'Oler
Mr. D'Olie
Patr Pliy
Cleveland Man to Federal Reserve Board
D C Wills of Cleveland Ohio was named a member of the Federal Reserve Board by President Wilson. Wills formerly chaired the board of directors of the Federal Reserve Bank at Cleveland. A church anecdote notes a Swedish domestic stranger greeted by the pastor during service.
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Cleveland
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
D. C
Wills
Ohio
Preident
Wilsop
Wils
Federal Reserve Bank
Two Million Fund Endorsed by Gerard Testimony
Washington date line reports James W. Gerard former ambassador to Germany testified before the Senate committee that a two million dollar campaign fund would be sufficient for the Democratic National Committee. Responding to questions about limits, Gerard said a much larger sum would shock the public and risk defeat.
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Washington
James W. Gerard
Germany
Senate Compalm
Pathiz
Tinance Gog
Ormer Charrest
Chatrman Kenyon
Tt Sym
Boyden Represents U S At Brussels Financial Meet
Reports from Washington indicate Boyden acting as unofficial U S representative at Brussels financial congress. Navy department opens inquiry into Pacific Samoa naval government with Rear Admiral Charles P. Hughes to lead. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and flowers during bereavement.
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Boyden
U. S
Brussels
Washington
Borden
Beverly
Bass
United States
Brussel
Ry Houston
Naval Government
Pacific
Samoa
Navy Department
Rey
Charles P. Hughes
Kolar
Cheek
Mary Brady
Joseph F. Brady
A. J. Brady
Joseph Sergacs
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New York State
Hughes
New
Fhighes
Socialist Party
Martin
Guilk Wis
Democrat
G.O.P
of Satisfaction
la Crosse
Minneapolis
Field’s
LA Crosse, Wis
Main ST
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Legion
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Brunswick
House of Brunswick
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co
Anderson Vulcanizing Co
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