Free State Battles Irish Reds in Clare and Beyond
Reports say the Free State government moves to suppress anti government gangs. In County Clare a district once held by Reds is being returned to owners by the Free State army. Local Lenin and Trotsky prisoners are in Newbridge jail. Military action began near Nenagh driving off seized cattle and reclaiming lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free State
County Claire
Reds
Free State Army
Lenin and Trotsky
Newbridge
Nenagh
County Tipperary
Lord Donally
Ireland rocked by Bolshevik fears and gun violence
Dublin report describes widespread raids as Bolshevist fears spread across parts of Ireland. The Free State government concentrates on De Valera gunmen while gangs seize lands and stock from powerless farmers amid impunity.
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Daniel O'Connell
Dublin
Ireland
Free State
de Valera
French Auto Output Low in 1922
Paris reports a stark contrast in 1922 auto production with the United States manufacturing about 2.5 million vehicles while France produced around 100,000 units. The figure highlights a significant gap in French automobile output during that year.
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International News Service
Paris
United States
France
Worlds Champion Runner Versus Fighter Preference
The quote reflects a preference for athletic success over combat prowess, noting many desire to be the world’s top runner rather than the supreme fighter. It contrasts sporting achievement with martial dominance and implies admiration for athletic excellence.
Los Angeles Plans Cleanup of Business Chance Swindlers
Los Angeles undertakes a city wide crackdown on “business chance” swindlers led by Captain J D Hunter and Detective Roscoe Denny with cooperation from the LA County DA and the Los Angeles Crime Commission. The effort targets crooked brokers who prowl downtown offices and salt ventures like garages and stores with false prosperity claims, defrauding unwary investors of substantial sums.
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Los Angeles
William G. Cayce
Wiliam G. Cayce
International News Service
C Dent
J. D. Hunter
District Attorney’s Office
Roscoe Denny
Captain Hunter
Los Angeles Crime Commission
District Attorney
Hunter
Legion
new _ busines
FourYearOld Girl Dies From Injuries in Hubbard
Mary Irene McCormick aged four, daughter of Mrs Margaret McDade McCormick of Hubbard, fell from a second story window striking her head on a flower box, which fell on her and broke her neck. Funeral services were held at 8 a m at the Catholic church in Hubbard.
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Margaret McDade McCormick
Hubbard
Mary Irene
South Side Boy Stands Highest in City Promotion
About 600 to 8090 pupils moved from sixth grade to junior high in the city this year. Cyril Setter, pupil at Lincoln and Garfield schools and son of Prof and Mrs Andrew Setter, led all in the intelligence contest held just before schools closed.
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Cyril Setter
Lincoln and Garfield School
Andrew Setter
Lion or a Lyin Proclamation at New Castle Den
A New Castle Lions meeting invites members to prove loyalty on Tuesday June 19 at 12 o clock in the Y M C A. W G Morgan, secretary, urges enthusiasm for the club and its growth while signaling resignation if loyalty is not upheld.
U S Learning To Address Letters
Washington June 18 The Post Office Department reports that the public is learning to address letters more legibly. Tests in many schools show high ratings for proper addressing and Postmaster General New urges tests in communities. Correct addressing reduces dead letters and speeds delivery.
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International News Service
Washington
Post Office Department
New
Boy on bicycle hits automobile at Bell and McCleary
R A Grove of 728 Butler Avenue drove west on McCleary Avenue when Joe Smith riding a bicycle rode into his running board at the Bell and McCleary intersection. The bicycle front wheel was damaged and the rider was uninjured.
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R. A. Grove
Butler Avenue
McCleary Avenue
Joe Smith
Bell Avenue
Grove
Bell and
McCleary Avenues
Woman Rears 9 Wins Education For Herself
In East Moline Illinois Martha Hubbs, a 30 year dreamer and mother of nine, earned a high school diploma joining her daughter Theresa in the graduating class. She faced family losses and hardship, including four children lost and her husband’s illness, while pursuing schooling and civic work. Both mother and daughter graduate with high honors and plan to attend the University of Wisconsin.
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Chicago
Martha Hubbs
East Moline
University of Wisconsin
Altho
Hobbs
Babe
Matriarch Hubbs Poised for College Pageant Laurels
A cautious observer predicts that M other Hubbs will claim new laurels after entering college. The remark signals strong expectations for Hubbs to win recognitions at her next level.
Watch Stolen From Park in Cascade Park Incident
Alto Jarva reported to police Saturday that his watch with an Illinois movement a chain and a five dollar gold piece charm were stolen at Cascade Park. The report notes the watch and jewelry were taken while he was at the park.
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Alto Jarva
Cascade Park
Speeding and Reckless Driving Fines Listed
Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning fines of five dollars and costs were levied on Lester Clark J W Walsh J Whitacre F W Woods E F Connelly E E Cowls Harry Offutt Harry Frey L W Chapman. T S Braithwaite was discharged for speeding.
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Lester Clark
J. W. Walsh
J. Whitacre
F. W. Woods
E. F. Connelly
E. E. Cowls
Harry Offutt
Harry Frey
L. W. Chapman
T. S. Braithwaite
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County Clare
Lenin
Trotsky
Dr. Caldwell
Syru West
Aesphere
Cuti
W._B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Illinois
E. M. Burgess
Enfield
N. C
Charles Chorman
Stapleton
Staten Island
N. Y
Union National Bank
East Long Avenue
Ramanse
CP Tases
Bailey Auto Co
S. Jefferson St
Daily News Letter
Fuse
South Side Boy
New Castle den
W. G. Morgan, Secy
U. S
S.S
S.S.S
So. Mill St
New Castle
Clark
Mackie
East Washington Street
Laas Ae
Dempsey-Gibbons
Kenneth Harris
Hubbs
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