Ulster Raids Arrest Sinn Fein Members Across North Ireland
May 23. Ulster government announces mass arrests of Sinn Fein and Irish Republican Army members in six Ulster counties. Police, under heavy guard, raid homes and seize dozens of suspected officers and volunteers from Sinn Fein and allied groups. Parliament marks respect to a slain member as raids unfold.
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Helfast
Ulster Jointing
Irish Republican
North Ireland
Ulster
Irish Rublican Army
Irish Brothers
Irish Volunteers
Sinn _irls’ Guild
Boy Scouts
Jiable
Uly
Fermanagh
Sinn
Trial of Len Small Delayed as Jury Sits
May 23 reports say Governor Len Small's murder trial was delayed about half an hour as judge Elwards presided. Leroy Tynatz, accused shooter of motorcyclist Peterson on March 18, faced the gallows. Patz was to be hanged June 16. Testimony tied to Chicago banks and Fort Dearborn National to identify records linked to a Continental and Mercantile bank robbery.
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Overnor Len Small
Miost
Elwards
Sovernor
Ir Leroy
Tynatz ‘Leago
I. Peterson
Patz
Sof
Chicago
Hi Hiee
Na‘il Link
Polenlay
Fort Dearborn National Nealuins
Continental and
Mercia) Bank
What to do in Case of Accident
Automobile page notes guidance for handling car accidents and general vehicle care. It highlights steps for safety, reporting, and insurance, with emphasis on prudent immediate actions and keeping records for claims.
Prowler Hunted After Night Visits in Macomb Homes
A string of recent night visits in Macomb, including Harold Frank’s home on North McArthur, featured a prowler who flashed a flashlight and did not enter. Bloodhound aid discussed. previous targets include the Curran home and Rev. J. M. D. Davidson, with a pocketbook and flashlight stolen. Residents threaten armed defense as police search continues.
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Harold Frank
Macomb
North McArthur Street
Mr. Frank
Frank
Curran
J. M. D. Davidson
Chilean and Peruvian Delegations Delay Session at Washington
The Chilean and Peruvian delegations to the Washington conference suspended their meeting due to ongoing delays in receiving full instructions from their governments. The session was adjourned until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Lor
Levin Again In Limelight Asks Civil Service Probe
Isadore Levin, independent state senate candidate and former federation official, seeks to address the State Federation of Women’s Clubs to charge Mrs. Ernest B. Griffin with malfeasance in office. Federation officers expect the request will be ruled out of order at the convention in Springfield.
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Associated Pross
Springfield
Isadore Levin
State Senate
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ernest B. Griffin
Grant Park
State Civil Service Commission
Levin
Federation
House of Representatives
Etwart Bailey
Cicago
Bardolph Lad Suffers Eye Injury at Play
Lawrence McClere, 10, of Bardolph, injured when a bamboo arrow struck his eye at play. He is hospitalized at Holmes hospital and rests fairly comfortably. Doctors fear possible cataract. Dr S F Russell performed the operation last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence McClere
Bardolph
Holmes Hospital
S. F. Russell
Medics Seek Change in Whiskey Distribution System
In St Louis on May 23 the American Medical Association delegates adopted a resolution urging Congress to reform whiskey distribution. The measure proposes government allotments for verbal use in eight, sixteen, and thirty two ounce package sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
Congress
Mrs Aldredge Returns From Chicago Buying Trip
Miss Gertrude Aldredge of the ready to wear department in the Wyne store returned home last evening from a buying trip to the Chicago market.
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Gertrude Aldredge
Wyne
Chicago
Two Injured in Avon Prairie City Auto Crash
Andy Lair and Ed Graves suffered multiple injuries when their car veered after a tire loss about 1 pm Monday between Avon and Prairie City. Lair had facial cuts and a cracked bone from an arm injury, while Graves sustained a severe nose cut, two broken ribs, and other bruises.
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Andy Lair
Ed Graves
Avon
Prairie City
Lair
New Household Science Club Organized in McDonough County
Women from Bethel LaMoine and Chalmers townships organized the Home and Community Club the eighth in the county. Officers named include President Mrs Ethel Moran and Vice President Mrs Louisa Fowler. A June 9 program was set and the club aims to serve the community with Illinois Farmers Institute support.
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Bethel
Lamoine
Chalmers
Orin Stump
Bethel Township
Home and
McDonough County
Hhousehold Science
Illinois ‘Farmers Institute
McDoncour Co
Home and Community Club
Ethel Moran
Louisa Fowler
Lora Shelly
Mae Twaddle
Angella Clark
Tona Shelly
Revy Zimmerman
Colchester
R. C. Donoghue
Macomb
McDonough County Household Science Club
Adair Tome Economies Club
Tennessee Community Club
Friendship Household — Science Club
Rural Tome Community Club
Scotland Township
New Salem
Macomb and
Mound
Hickory Grove Household Scienee Club
Emmet
Olchester Household Science Club
Jolly Housemakers Club
Local People to Perform at Fantana Carnival Show
Fantana carnival midway announces local residents may audition Friday for Saturday night performances. Dancers singers and other acts invited to showcase stage abilities with prizes awarded and audience judging.
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Fantana
Carniva Midway
Troublesome Bottoms Road Impassable South of Macomb
Automobilists report the road south from Macomb as practically impassable. A recent day saw twelve cars stuck and needing pulls. Some were not badly damaged. windshields broken and radiators damaged.
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Macomb
Fatal blaze under investigation near Abingdon kills two train crew
Two Monmouth men, engineer John Coyle and brakeman Richard Hewitt, were killed when an eastbound freight train plunged through a burning trestle four miles west of Abingdon. Fireman Roy Needham escaped, walked to Abingdon for help, and the wreck damaged five cars. Authorities dispute whether the fire started from sparks or foul play.
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John [Coyle
Richard ‘Hewitt
Monmouth
Abingdon
Roy Needham
Needham
Coyle
Narrowly Escapes Loss of Fingers at Bakery Work
Louis Dutch Sehnarr narrowly escaped the loss of three fingers while at work in his father's bakery. The fingers were caught in the cogs of a motor driving baking machinery. he was badly mangled but Dr. Holmes believed amputation could be avoided.
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Louis
Sehnarr
Irowly
Holmes
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Sinn Fein
North
Ireland
Fuse
Speed Demon
Ules
Civil Service
Club Federation
Griffin
Bardolph Lad
SMASH
Graves
NEW Household Science Club
Varius Clubs
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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