Belfast Riotists Unleash Firing Amid Civilian Carnage
Belfast on July 24 reports say Sinn Fein snipers fired from windows and rooftops as crowds gathered. Two women and two men were wounded when an armored car was struck. three more died in hospitals, bringing the toll to at least 260 wounded. Ambulances crowded, hospitals crowded, relief workers set tents outside the city as authorities mobilize. Cavalry patrols, military reinforcements, and looting reported. Sinn Fein leaders claim sizable armed force while Catholic and Protestant areas clash.
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Sinn Fein
Usink
Arena
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Orangeshen
Sinh Felner
Unichista
Sinn
Josie
Stooto
Clowe
Trim
Arthur Griffiths
United Prem'touay
South Ireland
England
First Carload of Wheat Shipped from Umatilla County Fields
The first carload of wheat from Umatilla County fields was sent to Portland today. The wheat came from the Elmer Moore fields and went to the Crown Mill in Portland, with more shipments expected as harvest increases countywide.
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Umatilla County
Portland
Elmer Moore
Crown Mille
Local Methodists' Benevolent Giving Reaches Eight Thousand
Pendleton Methodist church foresees total benevolent giving of 8000 dollars for the year ending August 31, reported at the fourth quarterly conference. The church aims to give twice as much for others as for local needs, with the Foreign Missionary Society expected to report 3600 toward missions. The church led the Columbia River Conference last year in home and foreign mission offerings.">
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Focal Methodist Church
Columbia River
Elon
F.P. Gornall
KE. Gornall
Moscow
Idaho
A. W. Rugs
D. A. Poehler
H. W. Ireland
Holand Oliver
I. J. Mann
Lane
A. J. Owen
W. J. Brockman
W. T. Rigby
Hugh Worthington
Stewards
Mratt
L. Queer
Oblinrs
Ted L. Mann
Roland Oliver
T. A. Wylie
Mra. M. L. Brockman
I. £. Schmidt
G. W. Ruse
M. D. la
Delayed Fateful Race By Heavy Seas And Winds
In PY Hook July 24 the international yacht race defending fate of America’s year was postponed due to heavy weather. Skippers avoided the 16 to 18 knot breeze and wreck risk. next race scheduled for Monday with observers noting the seas too strong for frail craft. In Boston Tex Rickard offers 20,000 for a September Madison Square Garden bout between Mike O’Dowd and Johnny Wilson.
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Hirth
America
Shea Committee
Tee
Ambrose Channel
Sandy Hook
Salts’ Girieve
Borough
L. PL
International Yachting Works
Boston
Mass
Tex Rickari
Johnny Wilson
Mike O'Dowd
Madison Square Gardes
New York
Armistice Appeal Eases World Tension
United States and Europe react to a Soviet offer to begin armistice talks with Poland. Moscow confirms orders to halt advances, easing fear of a wider war. Reports note Polish arms shortages and Soviet gains around Grodny, with diplomatic caution from Washington.
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Russia
Poland
Moscow
Washington
State Department
United States
Wer Department
Attempt of lab to light oil stove ends in disaster
A 12 year old boy tried to light an oil stove at the Garrett residence on Ann street. The blaze damaged the house and its contents despite $1000 homeowner insurance. Only the structure suffered major damage after fire department arrived. a prior fire occurred earlier in July with $75 loss.
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Mund Mere
Garrett
Ann Street
Howe
Harding Aims to Undo Wilson Era Policy
A Washington dispatch reports President Harding plans to reverse key Wilson era policies. Central goals include adopting resolutions to seek peace with Germany and repealing wartime legislation. The cabinet and Republican leaders are noted as discussing these shifts and other reforms.
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Marion
Barding Fe
Die Clowe
Germany
Disappearing beds spark debate in Security Apartments
A reader reports concern over new Security Apartments featuring disappearing beds. He questions installation details and potential concealment methods, noting discomfort with the idea of hidden furniture and its impact on daily life.
Albert Medal Awarded to Albert Michelnon in Chicago
Albert Michelnon, professor of physics at the University of Chicago, received the Albert Medal of the Town Society of Arts with the approval of the Duke of Connacht. The award cites his invention and precise work advancing production standards and benefiting curry industries.
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Abrebeam Michelnon
Wrhivernity
Chicago
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Alvert
Town Society of Arts
Dri
Duke of Conmnaneht
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Toe
M mattiMbe
Matuning Hte
Carver to pitch for Echo in Irrigation League clash
Echo reports Carver and Hosting will likely compose the Heho littery tomorrow afternoon as the Irrigation League champion meets the Deneball titleholder in a decisive frame. A special train departs Boho at 14 70 for the city to back their player ahead of the 2 oclock game between Boho yorka AMNton-Freewater wand I wil te.
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Irrigation League
Echo
Boho
Yorka Amnton-Freewater
Hawaii Hires Former Ponronk College Star as Coach
Raymond Biot of San Francisco, a former Ponronk College standout, has been named football coach for the University of Hawaii. Biot will arrive in Honolulu and begin duties on a San Francisco ranch before taking up the new post.
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Hmawaii Honolutlit
T. Hy
Raymond Biot
San Francisco
Ponronk College
Charemont
Cal
University of Hawaii
Bitot
Aububty
San Ranches
Early walkout closes down 90 per cent today
A national mining strike spreads as unauthorized walkouts shut 90 percent of coal mines. Miners seek higher wages while operators warn they cannot grant raises under the prior national award. President Wilson and federal conciliators are urged to intervene and appeal for workers to remain on the job. Telegraphed requests pour into the fuel administration as talks resume. In Kansas, Howat condemns fines on miners who did not work Saturday ahead of a potential further strike.
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Kino Dome
Wyoming
Harry Patfielaury
Ment
Gordon Mitter
Cron
Marty
Chicago
Washington
U. P.1
Wileon
Dering Bend
Offic
Etrik Ing Timolt
White Henke
Trunk Mystery Linked to Missing Woman in Canonieurg Case
Local authorities believe the body found in a trunk is Katherine Dun ee, 20, who vanished in early June from Canonielurg near Washington. Alfonso Tulliarfrone was arrested in Detroit at the trunk’s origin house.
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Washington
Katherine Dunee 20
Canonelurcg
Mear
Alfonso Tulliarfrone
Detroit
Wheat Prices Slide Amid December Decline in Chicago
Wheat continues downward trend as December quotations close around 2.55 dollars per bushel. The article outlines market activity from Overbeck & Cobb, with mixed futures for March and July and comments on cash markets, export demand, weather, and broader commodity financing concerns.
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Lashie
Martoy
Lore Lia
Chicago
Jeveln
SDD
Tesla
Tom Titov
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