Dublin Shooting Sparks Mystery in Reign of Terror
Dublin dispatch reports a deadly clash near Viscount French's lodge leaving Lieutenant How and a civilian dead. Intruders fled as four men were arrested. officials suggest guard overzealousness and mystery remains. London notes government stance on Ireland policy amid terror fears.
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Dublin
Otsftody
George V Hospital
Dieutenant Bomn
Creninnge
Ding
Viscount French
Lord Leutenant
Ireland
Crowles
London
Lloyd-George
Oddfellows Nearing Endowment Goal for Home Fund
Eureka lodge and Integrity lodge edge toward the $100,000 endowment for the State Oddfellows home. Committees statewide report progress as they raise money from lodge memberships. Eureka aims to reach $1,000 this month and Integrity plans to complete aquirella after the year’s start, shifting operation away from annual assessments.
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Eureka Lodge of Oddfellows
Oddfellow
Aureka Lodge
Integrity Lodge
Plana Woomplete Na Quirella
New Evidence Declared Secured on Jenkins Case
Dec 29 The Mexico supreme court will decide if American citizen Jenkins, charged with following the bean line wine heist, is to stand trial in federal court at Pueblo. Prosecutor Mitchell finished evidence transfer and stated he found new evidence more damaging to Jenkins.
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Jenkins
Supreme Court of Mexico
Reatoo CV Y
Prema Court of Mexico
Federal Court of State
Pig Bia
Tuo Miitchell
Pueblo
Brotherhoods Seek Government Control in Rail Strike Debate
Heads of 14 railroad brotherhoods and AFL officials met in Washington to discuss restoring private ownership and backing a government controlled railroad system. They restated opposition to anti strike measures and signaled support for the presidential platform, while noting that wage demands must be addressed before any return to private operation. The group emphasized unity with railroad administration officials, and the possibility of backing a strike if demands are not met was discussed.
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Washington
Prderation of Labor
Mareh J
Inher
Railrondia
Hatte
Railroad Administration
Comunine
Harry New On Verge Of Collapse In Murder Trial
Harry New, on trial for murder in Los Angeles, teeters toward collapse as doctors assess his condition amid proceedings. The trial opened with depositions read. jurors hear testimony about New’s meals and behaviors, including incidents with cake and an apple tree, as doctors plan a medical inquiry to decide if trial can proceed.
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Los Angeles
Hong
New
Angeles
Harry New
Ra Raninder
Jank Webb
Edok
Anid
Hot Trail In Missing Billy Dansey Search Grows Cold
Kiek, Dec. 25, reports the mystery of Billy Dansey deepens as officials in Collinsville Oklahoma indicate the search has cooled. Police chief Av Ben notes some new leads faded, and investigators now doubt the mustering of yesterday’s suspected trail.
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Billy Dansey
Mrs Joseph Forest Burial in Walla Walla Obituary
Mrs Jimesh Forest of Walla Walla died at the family home. Funeral will be Tuesday at 10 from Marys church. She was born in Petras in 1857 and was a pioneer resident of the area. Survived by husband Joseph, sons Pilger George and Frank, daughters Mrs FJ Sommersiite and Mrs Mae Forest, all of Walla Walla, and Mrs Furrite Seta, plus sisters Mrs Dintel Kirk and Mrs Alex Kirk of Pendleton.
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Jimesh Forest
Walla Walla
Sipens
Pendleton
Mary's Church
Mir Forest
Petras
Mra. N. A. Coroyer
Howbar
Josepha Forest
Diet Four Year Ag
Thean Sone
Mre Parest
Mmr
Pilger Forest
Thorn Hallow
George Foret
Frank Mores
Walla Walla Mar
Discovery of Skeleton May Expose Murder
Espokane December 4 Officials proceed on theory that Thoetiee Gallacher was murdered and robbed after a skeleton was found near the county tuberculosis sanitarium east of the city. Clothes on beds were burned and a small amount of money concealed in a brinh was noted as evidence. An affadavit in California suggested Gallacher had been reset there. The coroner withheld the body for further investigation and wearin tar.
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Espokani
Thoetiee Gallacher
Henun
Vane
California
70 Year Old Pastor Tries Mill to Support Family
A 70 year old pastor from Simpson Avenue Methodist Church in Qitiam Washington entered a mill job to support his family. He began earning 45 dollars daily but now receives six dollars per day. Fellow mill workers describe the preacher as determined though the church cannot fund a higher wage.
Idaho Legislature Moves to Ratify Suffrage in February Session
The Idaho legislature prepares to ratify national woman suffrage at the February session. Governor Towle addressed the convening, noting support for the amendment and urging timely action by Congress to secure nationwide voting rights.
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Idaho
Bois
Talo
Bitty Can
Congress of the Andiaent
Allied nations demand extradition of former Kaiser
Paris Dec 9 The Belin de Pores reports that the Allied governments have decided to request the extradition of the former Kaiser after the Veranines trial concluded. The decision follows the recent trials and the prevailing sentiment among the victorious nations.
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Kaiser
Paris
Walla Walla Officials Face Pay or None Dispute
Walla Walla County officials must present pay or face actions after a ruling about the 25,400 population and a candidate’s declaration. The court found evidence insufficient to prove the candidate accepts a pay reduction when filing the declaration, amid unsettled political positions in Whitmana county.
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Walla Walla
Walla Wella County
Mettynakey
Whitenaa County
Gm Wetlin
Put Off Collecting Dog License Until Law Tested
Eugene, One 29. County officials report dog license collections postponed until a new law is tested and a court decision clears the way. County Clerk eyewitness says plans call for action after upcoming court ruling. Some clerks have prepared forms, others hold, awaiting guidance.
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Eugene
Jane
Teyeon
Tryon
Denke
Merk Pesson Hase
Nation urged to join industrial board membership
Washington invites public input as the presidial commission plans a court to ensure industrial peace. The commission says the invitation seeks suggestions from critics and labor to shape its work before resuming January 12 meetings with expectations of hundreds of recommendations.
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Commission
Washington
Presidiqat
Indicting Commission
Wilton Commission
Suspected fur theft trio freed on habeas order
Wire reports reveal Diaiel Williams and two others released from county jail after a Salt Lake City writ of habeas corpus. Police had held them on suspicion of stolen fur rings. Salt Lake officials did not confirm if they are the wanted trio. The case involves possible connections to a larger fur theft scheme and officers expect the men to return for charges.
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Diaiel, William
Red William
Con
Steplélon
Salt Lake City
G. W. Whelte
Daniel Williamson
William
Buli
Daniel
Wyvor
Hin
Poseranton
Cold Snap Halts County Land and Gravel Pit Work
A severe cold spell stalled operations in Umatilla County affecting land and gravel pit work. The Jones-Scott Company faced disruption as ice chilled pipes and halted the raling project. Crews labored to resume Mant Insperition measures, with officials expecting blasting to resume soon.
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Umatilla. Des
Umatilla
Jones-Scott Company
TD. C. Chapmien
Civil War Veteran L Lancaster Dies After War Trial
Lieutenant L Lancaster, a 90 year old Civil War veteran, died at Hay Claire Wie yesterday after a long illness. He had been court-martialed for insubordination and sentenced to be shot, but a Lincoln reprieve arrived before the execution. His daughter Inetnight notified the family.
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Ft, Paul
Minn
L. Lancaster
Hay Claire
Wie
Lincoln
Pendleton Population Doubled Demand More Enumerators
The Pendleton Commercial Association cites census data showing Pendleton’s population has doubled since 1910 and warns that the city will need more census enumerators to complete the count. Local officials note a surge in telephone patronage and mail circulation alongside growth, with debates over adequate staffing and funding.
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Pendleton
Proposals For Treaty Compromise Sent To Senate Leaders
Definite proposals for a treaty compromise have been placed in the hands of Senate leaders Lodge and Hitchcock. They include three changes: preamble alteration to remove language impeding ratification, article 10 reservation modification to affirm obligations, and Shantung reservation revision to ease Japanese objections.
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Senate
Shantung Reservation
Washington
Lodge
Hitchcock
Wilson
United States
Shantung
Five cling to ship cut off by raging sea
Five crew members of the Dutch steamer Anton Van Vielwerd Walegurkere cling to the ship’s superstructure after the vessel struck a rocky coast last night. The sea’s fury prevented rescue efforts and left unconfirmed reports of drownings. Part of the crew escaped by boats, but several are still unaccounted for as weather hampers recovery.
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ST. Johns
Dee
Powilen
Anton van Vielwerd
Finley Reinstatement Debate Divides Oregon Officials
Marion Jack, a local member of the Oregon Fish and Game Commission, aligns with Governor Oleett's view that William Finley, a state biologist, should be reinstated. He suggests Finley could serve attached to the state university or agricultural college rather than the commission, citing lack of harmony as the discharge reason and proposing alternative placement. The governor proposed reinstatement with salary but without commission jurisdiction, a plan rejected by the commissioners.
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Waterlah and Game Commission
William Finley
Marion Jack
Oleett
Jack
N. Flelechner
Frank Warren
Portland
Wlatz
Finley
Mr. Finley
Becausn
Oregon
Commission
Warren
State University
Fish and Game Commission
Seditious conspirator sentenced to two years
Winnipeg December 29 R. E Russell, found guilty of seditious conspiracy in connection with the general strike here last number, was sentenced to two years in the Stony Mountain penitentiary by Justice Metcalfe.
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Winnipeg
E Ruseel
Sulin
Nummer
Tay
Stony Mountain
Died Here This Afternoon August Zeuske
August Zeuske a well known retired farmer died at his home 321 Per kine avenue at 12:15 pm from heart disease He was 69 and survived by his widow four daughters Mrs Frank Brown Mrs Wil Brown Mrs Minnie Parish and Mrs Joele Sones The funeral arrangements will be announced once a date is heard from the relatives
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August Zeuske
Perkine Avenue
Neuralia
Mr. Zeuske
Mra
Frank Brown
Wil Brown
Minnie Parish
Pendleton
Joele Sones
Long Beach
Calfornia
Bice
Widow 10 Contest Brownfield's Will
Mrs Clara A Brownfield widow of Charles W Brownfield plans to contest provisions of his will filed with the county clerk Pri Day She would receive the house six lots and 4000 in insurance while the rest of the estate would be split between daughter Gladys and son Walter The move follows a pending divorce action and has support from associates and Brownfield's attorneys
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Charles W. Brownfield
Clara A. Brownfield
Brownfield
Pri- Day
Barwnfield
Gladys
Walter
Klamath Falls votes levy to raise teachers pay
In Klamath Falls on December 29 taxpayers approved a special tax levy of 4500 dollars to fund teacher salary increases. The measure, by a 192 to 7 tally, would raise about 25 dollars per month for all teachers, likely retroactive to November 1919.
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Klamath Falls
Seventeen Suspects Arrested in Blind Death Case
Nation wide reports show at least 242 dead from wood alcohol poisoning since July 1 prohibition. Seventeen suspects arrested with five in New York and twelve in New England cities amid ongoing investigation.
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New York
Ines Christmas
New England
Ory
Weather data fragment with limited numbers
A brief weather note shows a maximum reading and pressure data as 29 70 and a small 2 percent minimum. The OCR excerpt is incomplete and lacks clear location or date context.
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Het Crall
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Collinwrille
Okio
Joseph Forest
Wire
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Vancouver
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Tobford
Fitutes
Fish and Game Body
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