Civil War Flares in Southern Ireland With Rebel Lorries
United Press reports civil war in southern Ireland as rebel forces seize motor lorries and disrupt Free State affairs. Freemans Journal destroyed near Dublin as 600 R A troops drill in Cork and Limerick, with police barracks set afire and kidnappings noted amid border clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dublin
Ireland
Repiulhean Army
Free State
Freemans Journal
Cork
County Limerick
County Cork
Ite
London
F Ister
Remwmore
Freemens Journal
Metropolitan Police
Dubin
Sinn Fein
Collins
Attorney General Loses First Tomah Trust Suit
The Attorney General loses the first of several anti trust suits against the Tomah Mercantile Co. The dismissal cites lack of evidence to prove restraint of trade. Judge Smalls ruled the complaint failed to warrant a case. No appeal will be filed per special assistant attorney general.
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Tomah Concern
Associad Press
Wadison
Mora Us Bg
Apinst Combiniens
Shertin
Yesterdas
Agans
Temalh
Generi
Auand
Tomah
Mercantile Company
Smalls
G & Clifford Spenal
Torney General
Lenin Report Unconfirmed Death Claim Circulates
United Presse dispatch reports Lenin may be dead but confirmation is lacking. The item notes attempts to verify Lenin’s condition via correspondents and censorship, with mentions of a communist meeting and stray reports from London and Reval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenin
United Presse
Rowe
Sohola Lenin
London
Nikola
Iity Pes Gresave
Lenik Privatei
Reval
Near Death From Mercury Tablets Reported
Walter Peres, reportedly son of a Toledo family, died at a local hospital after swallowing bichloride of mercury tablets. Terry, a restaurant waiter, had quarreled with his wife. his parents live at 7024 Front Streets.
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United Press
Yuleaukes
Walter Peres
Walter Tonés
Toledo
Njics
Terry
Madison farmer dies by suicide under financial distress
Associated Press reports 48 year old farmer Charles C Dreger near Madison killed himself in the basement of his home. Authorities cite health and dependency on finances as factors in the act. Dreger had faced severe debt and mounting pressures before his death.
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Associated Press
Madiom
Charles C Dreger
Madison
Campaign to prevent women from smoking cigarettes gains steam
United Press dispatch reports a nationwide campaign led by Representative Johnson to curb women’s smoking. Key figures including Miss Robertson and Miss Stobertson weigh bans, while supporters push personal liberty and health concerns. Contention centers on whether prohibition or voluntary restraint best advances public welfare.
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Laurence Benedit
United Press
Stoff
Johnson
Satisippi
Gattar
Wiss Vindhegherrson
Oklahoma
Congress
Robertson
Miss Stobertson
Toma
Minnesota
Suprart
Mersine
Samen
Enol
Amundsen Leaves Seattle in All Metal Monoplane
Associ ated Brews reports explorer Roald Amundsen sails toward Washington in an all metal monoplane from Seattle for aPolar expedition. The craft, piloted by Harnah Lewis, will contact government officials and seek funding while en route to Bellingfield.
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Amundsen
Washington
Associated Brews
Central
Fark
Lani Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Seattle
Tito
le Pole
Veh
Micas
Irda
Trem
Tong Island
Bellingfield
Harnah Lewis
Lad Pacer Omdel
Norwichin Navel Air Force
John Mo
Areen
Sero
Commercn
Toraral
Real estate dealer convicted held on Milwaukee warrant
Milwaukee real estate dealer Walter Bendat was arrested on a Milwaukee warrant. Convicted on related charges, he awaits transfer after a court term in Lincoln County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Rhinelander
Allesims Bis Cantar
Slip Breaks Neck in Tragic Reckford Incident
A fatal neck injury occurred in Reckford when a slip during an unspecified activity led to a violent end. Authorities are investigating the incident and identifying those involved while the community mourns the sudden loss of a local resident.
Twins Die After Failed Surgical Attempt at Hospital
A hospital in the city reports the death of BLZEK twins within seconds of a controversial medical decision. The elder twin allegedly refused a preoperative procedure, and medical staff debated whether to proceed to save one life or both. The surviving son is listed as Tost, with family members named Rose, Plaveh, and Dvarah. The father was identified as Wasa, and the case notes discuss possible vascular connections and the ethical stakes of the operation.
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Prins Vhasah
Peritt
Paunidges
Pacuniurt
Suri
Fosnatab
Vreparchons
Bitahetane
Owill
Tost
Rose
Ronan
Josefa
Gmeda
Nate Thom
Author and Artist Duel Near San Francisco Ends with Defeat
In Glen, near San Francisco, author Leon Wilson and artist Theodore Criley fought a duel with fists in gloves after a New Year party quarrel. The match lasted five rounds, Criley winning as Wilson collapsed twice more and failed to continue. Criley, once a businessman, defended the duel as a childish schoolboy display.
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Glen
San Francisco
Seaucrated Press
Sen Frepeiso Ares Leon Wilson
Playyright
Theodore Crifey
Ielas
Hrte
Criley
Wilson
Hardinge presents class with inscription picture
A fragmented OCR entry describes Harding presenting a class with a pictured inscription. The handwriting of the president is noted, with unclear surrounding text and references to a journal or building. The piece mentions a residence and a scene of people in a room, but details are obscured.
Former Emperor of Austria-Hungary Gravely Ill Report
Former emperor of Austria-Hungary is gravely ill according to a terse report. The article cites unspecified sources and mentions deteriorating health after a period of concern, with no dates or locations clearly confirmed.
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Austria-Hungary
Foes Plan to Whip Premier in Commons
A fragmented report outlines opposition groups planning to whip the premier in the House of Commons. The text mentions parliamentary proceedings, amendments, and party dynamics as tensions rise over a key confidence or policy vote.
Phillips named aide to Hughes in state department
Willem Phillips of Massachusetts has been named under secretary of state, succeeding Henry P. Pletcher who resigned to become U S minister to igram. Phillips previously served as second secretary to the U S legation at Peking, succeeding Pletcher in that post.
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Willem Phillips
Massache
Setts
Henry P. Pletcher
U. S. Minster
Igram
State Department
Phillips
Scond
U. S. Regation
Peking
Pletcher
Great Goal Strike Begins in Two States
Fragmented text references labor action, miners, and strikes across multiple states. Mentions the department of labor, court action, and a walkout by workers with impacts on industries and communities. Names and specifics are obscured by OCR errors but indicate nationwide labor unrest with significant worker participation and policy debate.
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States
Tediy
Puinode
Mitneta
Sia
Virgins Nation
Mules Take A Break After Strenuous Work Period
A fragmented note references mules enjoying a well earned vacation after a period of hard labor. It mentions rest, travel, and farm settings with scattered phrases about barns, ponies, and various farm tasks. The readable portion suggests a lighthearted retreat for the animals.
Light Snow Opens Flood Threats Across Minnesota
Snowfall across Minnesota and the Dakotas slowed, with freezing temperatures helping hold back floods. Cities reported rising water, flooded lowlands, and damaged properties as storms moved east. Reports describe damage to lawns, homes flooded near Anoka, and a tremor felt in Washington after a separate quake.
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Weather Bureau
Minnesota
Apoha
Anoka
Pries
Mirror
Rep Monbell Says Congress and President Not at Loggerheads
Representative Monbell states Congress and the President are not at odds, insisting current tensions over representation and military policy do not indicate a deep rift. He emphasizes efforts toward cordial governance and unity despite partisan press commentary.
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Congress
President
Rep
Monbell
Walliogton
Harding
Caplan
Morndell
Joeier
Ad- Reveey
Mandell
Harmoniqus
Aire
Aden
Marie Moe Moemilel
Tod
Hermeny
Sheriff Accused of Excessive Alcohol in Weary Court
A troubled report from Weber City details attorney claims that the sheriff drank too much booze. The fragment highlights court tension as local officials address the accusation amid unsettled community concerns.
Observe Good Friday Hiv Assented forsey New York
A garbled note describes events around Good Friday and stock exchanges in New York with mentions of operations, assents, and tab exchanges. The fragment references Hiv and Perliber, with unclear details about actions by authorities or markets amid a period of economic activity and public notices.
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Hiv
New York
Hoo Perliber
Eas Ae
Ted
Palate of Joffre Set for Seattle Dinner Tour
Kingly guest Joffre will dine in Seattle with daughter Vale and wife Germain after arrival from Victoria B C. The group will tour the world and attend the peace ceremonies in Hlaina Washington before heading to a market basket dinner and a round of social events planned around his visit.
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Vale
Germaine
Fort Ederday
Miarhel
Madame Joffre
Mademowille Germine
Seattle
Victoria
Riot at provest meeting over Mrs O Hara speaking
A riot erupted at a Madison protest meeting of American Legion and allied groups after junior Philip Voltz defended Gov Kilne and Mrs Kate Richards O Hara spoke. Beatings and jeering followed as speakers denounced her wartime stance. The crowd forced speakers from the platform and one man was knocked down. A resolution condemning the governor and Morsey prompted protests about desecration of the capitol.
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Associated Press
Madison
American Lesson
Patriehe
Clvie
Philip Voltz University
Janior
Go. F Bkilne
Kate Richards
Assembly
State Capitol
George F. Comings
Voltz
America Legion
Peakere
Mrs. O'Hary
Fotr
Ly Perman
Revolution
Eliing
John U. Morciney
Kliine
Morrissy
Republicans Poised for Minnesota Endorsements Amid Contests
A Minneapolis style report notes Republicans likely to secure endorsements in Minnesota with key figures such as Davis, Shedor Christenson, and Trevis facing intra party opposition. The piece mentions the Third District convention, Volstead law motives, and potential resignations or withdrawals as contests unfold.
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Gailed Pres
Paul
Winn
CR Davis
Diatrict Republican Congress
Minho
Datcht
Ceele
Comereenti
Sulheg
Deewal
Christenson
Byatti
le Trevis
Ort Parrhenid
Reber Thorens
Piulwac 2
Wisconsin Tobacco Men Weigh Pool Plan Amid Farm Policy Talks
The Wisconsin Tobacco Men association met with the state department of commerce to discuss forming a marketing pool or cooperative policy. Officials indicated no pool would be formed unless at least 40 percent of state tobacco acreage signed on.
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Wisconsin
Associated Tpress
Maedisup
Cadeo
aeTeaweTsain
Bala
State Department of Maricene
Ihr
Farming & Marketing Police Organization
Tobac
Ko Oodate
Fragmented Local Item About Snow and Train
Fragmented OCR text mentions snow and a local transport theme with unclear details. Names, places, and precise actions are unreadable, offering only a partial glimpse of a weather or transit notice from a historic page.
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South Ireland
Ulster
Smalley
Fifth Circuit
Farmer
Self
Representative Johnson
Mississippi
Alunelander
Feketal Ooreek
Ben HP Tatlund
Vapper
Reckford
Duis Ipetantiy
Te Rocttar
Blzek
WUCH
Tyne
Walser
Fries
Bly Klaseer
Corr
Shoru
Wilego
Wilean
Tam
Rephet Criter
Waa
Lt van Echoolboy
Johanna Becher
Johanna
Henry J., Jr. Ene
Margaret
Henry J. Bacher
Greenwich
Conn
Hi Wife
Smoot
Carl Th Creat
United
Staten
Surin
Leeds
Wien
Sonepound Anieres
Caeke
Niente In
Amity
Wadeira
Charlee
Sastela Muna
Mondlis
England
Linaraen
Sbs Daient
Hughes
William Phillips
O'Hare
Illinois
Ohio
Avery Cay
Sadiey Toomonl
Department of
Labora Cominsioner
Dtatertica
Goa
The
Nile
Willie
Tele Aires
Hobbs
Bartbela
Baxotas
United Preas
Dakotas
Weber City
Sheet
William
Trier
Stoner Wei
Joffre
Aete
Pop Joffre
Une Rich Farda
University
Mtr Onate
Tacal Trey
Sempern
Gan
Hemerky
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